Clare All-Stars Triumph In Area Playoffs For Clare
Clare All-stars crown area champions in Senior and Major divisions with dramatic late rallies. Senior team defeated Saginaw South 5-2 after a 4-1 win over Gaylord as Cal Southwell Ken Akers and Tim Sheredy power the offense. Major team clinched 10-9 comeback over Midland with Dennis McNerney Tom White and Jerry Eberhart keying the rally. Both squads prep for district preliminaries with Detroit and Bay City on the horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Gaylord Friday
Tim Sheredy
Saginaw
Cal Southwell
Ken Akers
al Patterson
Saginaw North
Vassar
Saginaw South
Don Schruer
Akers
Sheredy
Midland
Dennis McNerney
Jerry Eberhardt
Tom Whitefield
Dave West
West
Dennis Tacco
Joe McNerney
Tom Whitfield
Dennis [Acco
Jerry Eberhart
Who Were 1865 Pioneers in Clare History
Notebook seeks descendants of Clare area settlers from 1865 or soon after. The column lists early families and pioneers such as Thurston, Bicknell, Garver, Penrose, Sundays, Williams, Langworthy, Spiglemire, Kleiners, Myers, Wilkins, Sprague. Readers with photos or tintypes may contribute for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
W. St. Gooley
Calkins
Doherty Motor
J. W. Cal
Charles A. Thurston
Nathan Bicknell
Charles Garvers
Penroses
Sundays
William Williams
Langworthys
The
Sentinel
Clare Area
Beef Buyers Dine At Barbecue At County Fairgrounds
A crowd of about 185 attended the Beef Buyers Barbecue at the Harrison county fairgrounds. The meal was sponsored by 4-H and FFA youths and guests from Clare County. Art Damoth of Clare cooked and served the beef. A program followed with The Sunliners and remarks from buyers’ representatives and local officials. Traffic deaths in June raised Michigan’s half year toll to 930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
4-H
FFA
Clare County Fair
Art Damoth
Clare
County 4-H
George MacQueen
Sunliners
Loretta Kleiner
Jeanne David
Thelma Leeth
Ruth Ann
Wade
Joe Johnston
Darrell Dunkle
Michigan
Keep Poisons Away From Child's Reach
Safety expert Richard Pfister of Michigan State University urges guardians to keep household poisons out of children's reach. He notes many tots resist eating healthy foods while chewing harmful substances, with 600000 cases of ingestion annually and about 450 deaths. 75 percent occur because items are accessible. Parents should not treat medicine as candy to avoid accidental overdoses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pfister
MSU
East Lansing
Pfister
Michigan Association of Extension Homemakers Named
Michigan Home Economics Extension Council members voted to rename the organization to Michigan Association of Extension Homemakers effective September 1. The change follows the council’s annual meeting at Michigan State University during College Week for Women and the MSU Homemakers Conference which draws nearly 1 000 homemakers to East Lansing each summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Home Economics Extension Council
Michigan Association of Extension Homemakers
Harold Flaharty
Rosebush
MHEEC
MSU
East Lansing
Lester Cotton Garage Burns
Fire at the Lester Cotton garage Thursday noon partially destroyed the structure and damaged a car inside. Firemen, likely from defective wiring, estimated 1600 dollars for the garage and 400 for the car. Mr. Cotton backed the vehicle out, suffering slight burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Cotton
Clare
New Car Tags Every Year Proposed by Michigan Secretary
Secretary of State James M. Hare urged the Michigan legislature to create a program of annual license plates beginning in 1966. He argued the public wants yearly plates and said the move would scrap the existing every three year system and reduce the two year gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Hare
Michigan
Hare
Summer speech program for kindergartners in Clare District
Clare county intermediate school district offers a free August speech program at Clare Elementary for children entering kindergarten or first grade in fall 1964. Jack Raymond, county speech correctionist, will run the sessions from 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday August 3. Parents cover transportation. for more information call 588 2671.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Clare
Jack Raymond
No Sign Of Missing G. Whiteside
Glen O. Whiteside, longtime resident near Clare, has been missing since Monday evening. State Police say no new clues and suspect he may have hitchhiked with an unknown passerby. His wife Pauline estimates he carried about 140 to 180 dollars. He left his South Grant avenue home around 9 p.m. Monday as a ground search by police and sheriff's deputies yielded no results. A statewide missing person alert circulated to police and sheriffs. Friends who saw him earlier Monday said he seemed in good spirits and showed no signs of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen O. Whiteside
Near
Clare
Mt. Pleasant Post
Pauline
South Grant Avenue
Clare County
Clare fair to stage ostrich race as opening entertainment
Clare County Fair opens August 3 at Harrison with an ostrich race featuring sulky riders from Clare and Harrison including Bob Beck Marlin Alexander Bernard Wyman Dan Burdo and Jay F Trucks from Clare and Bud Hileman Wayne Buchholz Charlie Aschraft Dale Sharp Alex Strange and Johnny from Marion. The five day event runs to August 8 with grandstand shows thrills midway rides fireworks and a Gene Holter animal show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Haley
Clare
Clare County Fair
Harrison
Bob Beck
Marlin Alexander
Bernard Wyman
Dan Burdo
Bob Rowley
Jay F
FFA
Gene Holter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gaylord
Detroit
North Detroit
Mt. Pleasant
Gladwin
Larry Ruby
Ruby
Whitfield
Jacco
McNerney
Bay City
Frank, EL Lay
Geo, ‘T
MHS
A.J. Rowe
James A. Reeder
C. H. Perry
Notebook
Diane Dunkle
Clare County Sheep Raisers Club
G. MacQueen
Bob Leake
da Schruer
Stan Crum
Homemakers
Mrs. Cotton
G. Whiteside
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