Evergreen Dehydrating Company to process alfalfa in Rosebush
A Rosebush based Evergreen Dehydrating Company plans a 125000 dollar plant to produce Alfalfa Meal for poultry and livestock. Ray D. Amburn heads the venture with 344 ton per hour dehydration capacity and a 3000 acre supply to run through the season. Leo Gatehouse oversees field operations. meeting tonight at Rosebush school with Dave Dawson of the USDA Soil Conservation Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosebush
Ray D. Amburn
Leo Gatehouse
Evergreen Company
Rosebush Elevator Company
Clare Sentinel
Evergreen
Dave Dawson
United States Soil Conservation Service
Miss Central Michigan Pageant Opens Entries in Mt Pleasant
The second annual Miss Central Michigan Pageant invites talented local women to compete May 25 at Central Michigan College Field House in Mt Pleasant. Organizer Allan Ott offers entry blanks at Citizen's State Bank. past winners Alice Walter and Meredith White are noted, with Miss America Marianne Knight and Miss Michigan scheduled to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Central Michigan
Mt. Pleasant
Central Michigan College Field House
Alice Walter
Meredith White
Central Michigan College
Sharon Kay Ritchie
Miss MarianncKnight
Manning
South Carolina
Miss Michigan
Allan Ott
Citizen’s State Bank
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Four Year Old Dies After Sudden Heart Attack
Teddy J. Wixson grandson of Mr and Mrs H L Wixson of Lake died Sunday March 10 after a heart seizure following a day outdoors. He would have been four in June. Teddy had a birth heart condition and had surgery at Ann Arbor over a year ago. Funeral services were held at Gilmore Church of Christ with Coker Funeral Home Farwell directing burial in Gilmore cemetery. Survived by his mother Mrs Arthur Ferguson a twin brother and a half sister and his grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy J. Wixson
H.l Wixson
Lake
Teddy
Wixson's
Ann Arbor
Wixsons
Gilmore Church of Christ
Coker
Barnhart Home Burns Near Clare
A Dunlop Road residence owned by the Keith Barnhart family burned Tuesday afternoon near Clare. Fire Chief Stan Parish said the cause is unknown and no occupants were home when a passerby alerted authorities, leaving the structure a total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Barnhart
Dunlop Road
Clare
Stan Parish
Clare Orators Win Mid Michigan District Speech Cup
Clare High School students claimed the gold cup at the District Speech Contest in Clare on March 12 defeating four rivals. Lydabelle Bicknell and Hal Makin won firsts in Interpretative Reading and Ex tempore with strong showings from Diane Gower Gwen Johnson Clifford Drexder and others. First place winners advance to the Regional contest at Resurrection High School in Lansing before April 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High
Clare
Lydabelle Bicknell
Rosemary Howland
Hal Makin
Russia
Mediterranean
Clifford Drexder
Chesaning
Diane Gower
Durand
Gwen Johnson
Ithaca
Resurrection High School
Lansing
Rotary Luncheon Features Michigan Agriculture Deputy
Dale Bell deputy director of the Michigan Department of Agriculture spoke at the Clare Rotary Club luncheon Wednesday noon. He filled an engagement planned by Director George S. McIntyre, who announced last week he would attend but was unable to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Bell
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Clare Rotary Club
George S. McIntyre
McIntyre
Michigan Society opens Bay City regional mental health office
The Michigan Society for Mental Health announces its first outstate regional office at 8386 Frank Street Bay City Michigan. Harold G Webster says Ronald B Sage will head the Bay City unit serving Arenac Gladwin Clare Isabella Midland Gratiot Saginaw Tuscola Huron and Bay counties to bring services closer to communities and help leaders access hospital and clinical care for children and adults with mental disorders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Society For Mental Health
Michigan United Fund
Frank Street
Bay City
Michigan
Harold G. Webster
Ronald B. Sage
Society
Arenac
Gladwin
Clare
Isabella
Midland
Gratiot
Saginaw
Tuscola
Huron
Bay
Webster
Sage
Clare General Hospital to add two floor wing
Clare General Hospital will construct a two story 70 by 80 foot wing expanding the present building. The addition creates obstetrical nursery pediatrics surgery and clinical facilities and adds about ten beds at an estimated cost of 100000. Financing comes from service charges, physician loans and doctor assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare General Hospital
Rodney M. LeSage
LeSage
Foriower
Michigan
Midland
Ewart
Houghton Lake
Shepherd
Urge Polio Shots For All Clare High School Students
Dr. L. Sweet of the Tri County Health Department urged Clare High School students to take polio vaccinations. The program, initiated by the Clare Student Council, offers shots at $1.00 each, with the first clinic set for March 21 and subsequent doses in April and six months after the second. If needed, a fund covers students unable to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
L. Sweet
Tri-County Health Department
Clare
Health Department
Sweet
Kathryn Freeman
Clare County
Richard Beery
Jack Bader
Business Women Hear Tax Expert at Clare Club Meeting
The Clare Business and Professional Women’s Club met in the Hotel Doherty’s South Avenue room for a March dinner. Mrs. Gerald Kempher introduced Mr. Gray from the Mt. Pleasant Internal Revenue office who spoke on Income Tax and answered member questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Business and Professional Womens Club
Sth Avenue
Doherty
Gerald Kempher
Mr. Gray
Internal Revenue Office
Mt. Pleasant
Gray
Thirteen Scouts Complete Winter Camp at Camp Rotary
Thirteen Boy Scouts earned credit for a winter camping trip March 2 and 3 at Camp Rotary. They passed tracking compass and hiking tests and some cooking tests under leadership of Ray Hanchett Don Hemstreet John Shayler Jack Lansing David Grimason Bill Hanchett Keith Jackson Dick Harrell Larry Williams Lester Krug Jim Allen Skip Breen Larry McQuiston and Bob Williams. Also upcoming Clare High School concert Modern Moods In Music set for March 19 at 8 p.m. in Clare High School auditorium. Girl Scout week observed with troops displaying handiwork in Clare store windows.
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Camp Rotary
Ray Hanchett
Don Hemstreet
John Shayler
Jack Lansing
David Grimason
Bill Hanchett
Keith Jackson
Dick Harrell
Larry Williams
Lester Krug
Jim Allen
Skip Breen
Larry McQuiston
Bob Williams
Clare Col on Mayors Paired In Exchange In Michigan Week
In the Exchange of Mayors for Michigan Week 1925 Clare and Colon were paired in the annual drawing. May 19 is set for the exchange after formal invitations from each town to the other's mayor. Other pairings include Gladwin with Chelsea Coleman with Blissfield Farwell with Webberville and Harrison with Mason.
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Michigan
Clare
Colon
St. Joseph County
Gladwin
Chelsea
Coleman
Blissfield
Farwell
Webberville
Harrison
Mason
Laurencé Selter
Iron Mountain
Upper Peninsula
Michigan tourism strain as parks overflow visitors
Inside Pages notes park space crowding due to demand in Michigan tourism. The regional roundup mentions park overcrowding and supply pressure on visitor capacity amid rising interest in outdoor recreation.
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Michigan
Seven Candidates File For Commission Seats In Clare
Seven petitions were filed by March 12 for the April 1 Clare city election to fill three commission seats. New entrants include William J. Cleveland Hiram Grimason Laurence Selter Robert Walters and Dan Burdo with incumbents Selter Haley Nivison Schroeder seeking reelection. A charter amendment would pay commissioners 400 yearly and the mayor 500 with a 10 penalty for each missed meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Adams
Clare
Dan McDonald
Laurence Selter
Robert Walters
Clare Manu
Clarefacturing Company
Commission
Dan, Burdo
Clare” Eurniture Company
City Pennment
Clare School Board Action Hindered by Space Crisis
A Clare area meeting with the Citizens Advisory Committee outlines that next year’s school program is space-limited after the bond proposal failed on Feb. 18. Superintendent Wheeler warns that moving grades to the multi purpose room or study hall would disrupt lunch, gym classes, and safety standards, risking overcrowded classrooms.
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Clare School Board
Citizens Advisory Committee
Richard Wheeler
Wheeler
Clare Falls In District Cage Start
Clare high school failed to advance in the district tournament at Mt. Pleasant on March 8, losing 58-54 to Mt. Pleasant Sacred Heart academy. The 1956-57 CHS team finished 6-10 in the regular season and tied for third in the league, showing late surges and earning praise for coach George Perry in his first season.
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Clare Hgih School
Mt. Pleasant
Sacred Heart Academy
George Perry
Perry
CHS
Pioneers
Sacred Heart
Clare
Longstreth
Clare PTA Meeting to Hear Vocational Rehabilita tion Official
Mrs. Marjorie Hughes of the Office of Vocational Rehabilitation will speak at the Clare PTA meeting in the Claré School auditorium Monday March 18 at 8 p m. She will show a film about the work and responsibilities of her office and refreshments will be served. An attendance of parents and teachers is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hughes
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Saginaw
Clare Pta
Hughes
Claré
Pam
Teenagers Sentenced For Vandalism In Clare Court
Four teens faced Clare Municipal Court on Wednesday for window breaking in rural schools and a summer home vandalism in January. Three pleaded guilty and were placed on 90 day probation with restitution totaling 76 dollars for two boys and a girl, 36 dollars for another boy, and costs. A fourth boy, who did not plead, will have a later hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
William B. Dunlop
Dunlop
Michigan
Claré Cotunty
Music Moods Ready For Clare High Band Concert
Clare High School presents the 69 piece band on Tuesday March 19 at the school auditorium. Ticket sales are strong with hopes for a full house as the band offers a varied program including Colorama based on Deep Purple themes, a waltz, samba, and Latin rhythms. Band Director Lloyd Conley notes selections highlight tone quality across instruments.
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Clare High
John Stainer
Lloyd Conley
Musif
Andersons Team Leads Clare City Womens Bowling Tourney
The Andersons Drug team moved into the lead with a 2805 team score to head the Clare City Women's Bowling Tournament. Betty Stark and Margaret Robbins took first in doubles with 1205, while Betty leads all events at 1775.
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Anderson
Clare City
Betty Stark
Margaret Robbins
Betty
Phyllis
Hartshorn
Clare resident Paul Manee dies at Saginaw Veterans Hospital
Paul Manee a Clare resident and former city council member died Wednesday at Saginaw Veterans Hospital. A World War I veteran active in ex service work he formerly worked in meat retailing in Clare. He leaves wife Wilhemina and sons Paul Ji and Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Manee
Clare
Saginaw ‘Veterans Hospital
Mrs Elzora Reed Dies at 70 in Wise Township
Mrs Elzora Reed of Wise Township died Tuesday March 12 at age 70. Funeral services are set for Friday March 15 at Thurston Funeral Home with burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Elzora Reed
Wise Township
Thurston _ Funeral Home
Cherry Grove Gemetery
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Evergreen Dehydrating Company
Central Michigan — Queen
Barnhart
Mary Tice
the Pioneer Staff
Hlbert Bowen
Emil Pfister
Bill Wilson II
Ann Jackson
Arlene Hogue
Roger Walter
Kay Loomis
Louisa Bowler
Clare Dramatics
Department
Rotary Talk
William Cook
Cook
Lee Sowle
Clare Hospital
Health Board
Clare High Schools
Clare-Colon
Rebekah Assembly
Children’s Bible Hour
Dover Church
Paul Gibson
Kleiner Twins
Ernest
Henry
Clare Masonic Lodge
CBS
Priscila Silva
Rosebush Pta
Irwin Sweet
Safety At the Lake
Pta
Harrigan
Leiter
William J. Cleveland
Hiram Grimason
Michigan State Police
Earl Baumearth
Clare Manufacturing Company
Albert Haley
Mr. Baumgarth
Haley
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Gerald Nivison
Paul Schroeder
Charles Cooper
County Welfare Department
Clare-Isabella
Clare Board of Education
Clare Falls
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