Softball Fans Pack Clare County Games In Warm Weather
As of July 1 North Bradley and Brown lead Class C with two wins and no losses while Gulf tops Class B with Camp Houghton and Eagle close behind. Fans fill stands despite chilly nights and plan for booster crowds on warmer evenings. Ed Johnston touts backstop seating near popcorn stands, while Shorty Ireland attracts by the east end bleachers. Umpires receive fan support for impartial calls amid close standings and upcoming games.
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North Bradley
Brown
Gulf
Camp Houghton
Eagle
Bob Guy
Clare County
Ed. Johnston
O. D
Shorty Ireland
Lake Softball Team Tops Undefeated Farwell Night Hawks
The Lake softball team joined the Clare County Recreation Twilight League and opened by defeating the Farwell Night Hawks 7 to 4. Lake has lost only two games this season, with a 5 to 6 win over Lake Georges last Sunday. Local supporters provide uniforms, equipment, and field, and all are welcome to attend Thursday and Sunday games.
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Clare County Recreation
Lake
Farwell Night Hawks
Lake Boys
Lake Georges
Freeman Oil Company
Roy Neeper
Dept Acquires Lakes Access for Anglers in Four-Month Push
The conservation commission bought shore parcels to give access to 13 lakes and three trout streams using fishing license funds. It plans a 176 000 dollar budget next year for such acquisitions and appropriates 314 000 dollars from license funds for lake and stream improvement research and reserves. Fortnightly purchases include frontage on Half Moon Brain and South lakes in Washtenaw, Lake Montcalm, 4500 feet on Pine river in Osceola, and Orchard Lake frontage in Oakland after correcting an earlier description.
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The
Conservation Commission
Hunt Creek
Commission
Half Moon
Brain
South Lakes
Washtenaw County
Washtenaw County, On Lake Montcalm
Montcalm
Pine River
Osceola County
Tustin
Orchard Lake
Oakland County
Early American penny from 1788 owned by Earl Mildner
A 1788 American penny, among the first coins minted in the United States, is owned by Earl Mildner of Steubenville Ohio. The coin features the U S shield on one side and a plow with a horse head on the other.
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Earl Mildner
Steubenville
Ohio
United States
Tombstone Epitaph: Arizona paper founded in 1880
The Tombstone Epitaph, an Arizona newspaper, was established in 1880. Editor John C. Clum coined the name, saying an epitaph always describes the tombstone.
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Tombstone
Arizoria
Tombstone Epitaph
John C. Clum
Community Forests Prove Smart City Investments
United States records show civic owned forests started by Newington New Hampshire in 1710 as Americas first community forest. Since then about 1500 forests totaling 3 million acres have been planted with over 146 million trees and yield profits while aiding conservation and local services. The largest is Seattle with 66,380 acres yielding over a million dollars timber sales.
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Newington
N. H
America
United States Forest Service
Roosevelt
Forest Service
Children of America
United States
Seattle
Wash
Local social notes from Harrison and area gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mavis and children of Loomis visited parents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Allen. Several families from Alma Pontiac Temple Greenwood township Saginaw and Edenville called on or visited Harrison area residents over the weekend with extended stays and relatives.
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Ily
Soo
Walter Higgins
Ronald
Harrison
Wyoming
Frank Bush
Hila Bush
Saginaw
Gladwin Game Refuge
Charles Carpenter
Sheridan Township
Shirley Belt
Thomas Belt
General Hospital
Clare
Lake Street
Shirley
Axel Hallgren
Detroit
Bertha Schaaf
Jack Reise
Richard McCartney
Carol Collins
Barbara Anne
Charles
Detorit
Hertha Schaaf
Peter Doverell
Fred Smith
Mynard Maybee
Mt. Pleasant
al Thorne
Lansing
Alma Cottage
Guy Derrick
Houghton Lake
Donald Riggins
Audrey
Paul Lake
Flint
Bert Lydell
Allen Cutler
Lewiston
Paul Moore
Ortho Boulton
Beaverton
Ohio
Frank M. Myers
Jesse Allen
Karl Mavis
Loomis
Don Lydell
Paris
Ray Clark
Baton Rapids
Ben Carpenter
Donald Higgins
Audrey Herrick
Ed. Fisher
Paul Beals
Don Schultz
George Mills
Alma
Ruth
Bobbie Bruce
Pontiac
Dan Holcomb
Lewis Light
Verne Woodin
Greenwood Township
A. H. Hutchinson
Miss Maurine
Midland
Charles Wheeler
Temple
Harold Griffen
Wilson State Park
Mary Griffen
Chester Griffen
William Thorman
Edenville
John Crawford
Franklin Township
Jos. Ladd
Wayne Cohoon
African Wart Hog Seen Guarding Burrow in Field Museum News
The Field Museum News notes the African wart hog as an example of heightened precaution. The bulletin says the animal keeps its eyes on potential threats and always backs into its burrow to retreat from danger.
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Chicago
Field Museum News
Bulletin
Sell what you don't need Buy what you most need
Classified liners in the Clare Sentinel help readers advertise items they no longer want and find essential goods they need. From household goods to services, the notices offer concise listings aimed at quick exchanges and practical purchases in the local community.
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Clare Sentinel
Government Employed Chemists Across Government Levels
Federal state and municipal governments employ many trained chemists mainly in research control and inspection roles as reported by the American Chemical Society.
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American Chemical Society
Bible Verse Lengths Highlighted in Esther and Revelation
A Scripture trivia item notes Esther 8 9 as the longest Old Testament verse and Revelation 20 4 as the longest New Testament verse. It draws attention to extreme verse lengths and their biblical context.
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the Sentinel
Clare Kiwanis Randall
Frank’s Auto Parts Brown
Herrick
Frank’s Auto Parts I
Brown North Bradley
Clare Kiwanig North Bradley
Tim Cotter Motor Sales
Dover
Harrison Clare
Clare Hdwe. & Furn. Co
Frank’s Auto Parts
Clare Kiwanis
Randall
Hi-Speed
Coleman
Dept
Boy's Glee Club
Roderick Teale
Emerson Schieber
Ronnie Brown
Paul Mance
Henry Denton
Calvin Howe
Jack Severson
Junior Samborn
Leland Gordon
Merle Archambault
Mr. Greenfield
Wesley Costigan
Red Devil
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