Clare City Police Shakeup: Chief Cook Refuses Departure
Chief William Cook and Officer Gordon Smith were dismissed by City Manager Clarence Gunn for non cooperation and rule violations. The commission approved the shakeup as the department operates with two on duty. Smith allegedly left city limits on duty and allowed unauthorized riders in the patrol car. Cook vowed to fight the charges and maintain his post.
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Clare
William Cook
Gordon Smith
Clarence Gunn
Smith
Cook
William Bell
Ray Shoe
Gigre
Gunn
Farwell
William “Cook
Saginaw News
Cast Of 17 Named For School Play
Clare High School's speech and dramatics class advances The Family Nobody Wanted with a November 13 performance. The cast includes Rev Carl Doss and Mrs Helen Doss played by John Freeman and Betty Lloyd, plus Nan Johnston played by Clay Hardman and many student actors and staff in a community production.
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Clare High School
Carl Doss
John Freeman
Helen Doss
Betty Lloyd
Donny Doss
Douglas Walter
Nan Johnston
Donny
Barbara Tubbs
Johnston
Nan
Clay Hardman
Ruth Janet Schroeder
Miss Reiily
Gloria Sickal
Bill ‘Thomas
Duane McKay
Indian Insight Talk At Clare Methodist Church
Dr Henry A Lacy freshly returned from India speaks at Clare Methodist Church Sunday November 9 at 7 30 PM. He will show colored slide pictures illustrating his message and invite the public to attend this rare cultural event in the community.
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Clare
India
Clare Methodist Church
Henry A. Lacy
Lacy
School Bus Training Offered Here
Central Michigan College will conduct bus driver education in Clare county on November 12 1926 and December 3. Prof William Jakab and Charles Owers instructors will lead sessions at Clare Public Schools from seven to ten. Classes will enroll drivers from across the county and the program will include 30 counties with about 1000 bus drivers expected to attend.
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Central Michigan College
Clare County
William Jakab
Charles Owers
Clare Public Schools
Central Michigan
Six Day Fair Officers Elected for Clare County Fair Board
At the Harrison annual meeting the Clare County Fair Board elected Ray Richardson as president Floren Pudway as vice president Albert Haley as secretary and fair manager June Rose as treasurer. A new six day schedule for the 1959 fair sets starting Monday in the third week of August with entry day and a four day horse racing program plus Children’s Day on Tuesday. Directors named include Tom Hecker Jack Hall and Henry Austin.
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Clare County Fair Board
Harrison
Ray Richardson
Floren Pudway
Albert Haley
June Rose
Tom Hecker
Jack Hall
Henry Austin
Hub Oil Switches to Mobil Products for Clare Outlets
The Hub Oil Company of Clare announces a switch to Mobilgas Mobilcil products and will operate as jobbers for Socony Mobil. About 18 outlets from Harrison to Ithaca join the move including Ernie Bryant and Brandon’s station in Clare. President Leo Beard and GM C D Wood praise the change citing advantages not offered under the old arrangement.
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Hub Oil Company
Area Gas and Oil Distributors
Clare
Socony-Mobil
Mobilgas
Mobilcil
Leo Beard
C. D. Wood
Harrison
Ithaca
Ernie Bryant
Brandon
McEwan
Ernie Sprague
Hub Oil
Mobil
Beard
Prowing
Third
Bryant's
Martyrs' Story Missionary Program at Temple Church
Five Christian missionaries who were killed by South American Auto Indians after beginning a project will be the subject of a Temple Church of The Nazarene program on Sunday November 9 at 7 45 PM.
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Temple Church of the Nazarene
Explorers Name New Advisor for Post 2125
Members of Boy Scout Explor er Post 2125 sponsored by the Clare Rotary Club filled a vacancy for advisor at a special meeting last Wednesday. Charles Sweet will be the new advisor and Dee Wade the associate advisor. They discussed future program plans including photography, marksmanship and archery and will recruit adult consultants to assist with activities.
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Boy Scout Explorer
Clare Rotary Club
Charles Sweet
John R
Dee Wade
Explorers of the Post
Peterson Earns Dean's List Honor at Michigan Tech
James M. Peterson of Clare was named to the Dean's list at Michigan College of Mining and Technology in Houghton for high scholarship. He ranks in the upper two percent of his class in his second year, earning his name inscribed on a campus scroll.
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James M. Peterson
Glen Chapple
Clare
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Houghton
Peterson
Farwell Woman Lead Plans for Scout Fund Drive
Farwell women met last week to organize a fundraising drive for the Boy and Girl Scout groups in Farwell. Marvin Gies, the county fundraiser chair, outlined Scouting needs. Ralph Fort was named Special Gifts chairman.
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Farwell
Marvin Gies
Clare
Ralph Fort
Silence Is Not Golden In Industrial Development Message
The Sentinel reports an ad campaign from the Michigan Press Association and the Michigan Economic Development Department urging communities to mobilize every resident and organization to tell their story to attract industry. A Western Michigan example shows one salesman helping lure a multimillion dollar plant, followed by Allied firms, boosting employment, schools, housing, and growth, proving small industries can diversify and expand a town’s economy.
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Senuinel
Western Michigan
Ity
Michigan
Allied Industries
The
Sentinel
Michigan Press Association
Michigan Economic Development Department
Michigan election widens Democrat sweep statewide
In Clare county and across Michigan the Democrat landslide preserved G. Mennen Williams sixth term as governor and swept most state offices. Hart defeated Potter for U S Senate as Republicans kept local offices down to scattered gains. Local turnout reached 57 percent with strong JayCee mobilization and early brisk voting.
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Michigan
Philip A. Hart
Senate
Charles Potter
G. Mennen Williams
Lansing
Clare County
Paul Bagwell
ORE
Sane James 8. Bicknell
James Darling
William Henderson
Lewis Rutter
Bruce Williams
June Rose
Carl Stephenson
Walter Moore
Russell H. Strange
Clare-Isabella
Ernest Schmidt
Strange
Schmidt
Clare
Nolan Leads Pioneers To 31-7 Victory Over St Louis
George Perry's Clare team rolled to a 31-7 home win as Nolan, Stanley, and Zinser starred in a diverse offense. A 22-0 halftime lead followed early scores by Stanley and Nolan, with St Louis scoring late in the game before Clare pulled away with two long passes and a final extra point.
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Nolan
Pioneers
St. Louis
George Perry
Pioneer Eleven
Larry Stanley
Deb Nolan
Stanley
Clare
Rosland
Bill 4Zinser
Bill Kegg
Garfield Road Tax Passes With Three-Mill Levy
Garfield township voters approve a three-mill road tax in a 136 to 112 unofficial tally. The measure, on the ballot by township board action, will be matched by county funds and spent on township road improvements per Garfield supervisor Jake Case.
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Garfield
Jake Case
Lake
Dr Kring Attends Osteopathic Radiology Convention in Boston
Dr George W Northup of Morristown heads the convention in Boston where about 1200 radiology professionals and osteopathic groups met October 26 30 to discuss radioactive diagnostic use radiation cancer treatment and x ray as legal evidence at Clare General Hospital physician Dr Kring attended the sessions.
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Robert B. Kring
Clare General Hospital
American Osteopathic College of Radiology
Boston
American College of Osteopathic Surgeons
American Osteopathic Hospital’ Association
American Osteopathic, Academy of Orthopedics
American Osteopathic College of Anesthesiologists
American Osteopathic Association
George W. Northup
Morristown
New Jersey
Welcomes Second Generation In Classroom Of Memories
Anness Morrow reflects on ages, memory, and the bridge between generations in a classroom, recalling a former student now a school board member. The piece blends personal history with observations about aging, community ties, and the color of life seen in students and teachers.
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Anness Morrow
Social Security Rep in Clare Postponed Visit
The Social Security Representative from Traverse City will be at City Hall in Clare on November 13 at 9 00 a.m. instead of November 11 due to a national holiday. The representative usually visits Clare on the second and fourth Tuesdays, with November 25 resuming the regular schedule.
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Traverse City
Clare
E. O. Wiles
4-H Alumni Asked For Camp Funds
Clare County 4 H alumni are urged to join the Alumni Roll Call campaign to raise funds for the $300000 Camp Kett Training Center on Center Lake Osceola County. County chairs Marion Magnus and Merlewayne Cotton say the drive runs through November 15 with $1 contributions requested from every former 4 H member in Clare County.
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Clare County
Camp Kett
Marion Magnus
Merlewayne Cotton
4H Club Foundation of
Michigan
Center Lake
Osceola County
Nurses Attend Michigan State Convention in Grand Rapids
Warner and Bessie Wood of Clare General Hospital staff attended the Michigan State Nurses Association convention in Grand Rapids on Thursday October 30. A luncheon address by Elizabeth E Moran Director of Nursing at Henry Ford Hospital Detroit titled The Head Nurse the Pivotal Persons drew special interest.
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Coloma. Warner
Bessie Wood
Clare General Hospital
Michigan State Nurses’ Association
Grand Rapids
Elizabeth 8. Moran
Henry Ford Hospital
Detroit
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Timmy
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Ted
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Alex
Donald Moore
Vicky Cook
David Kolenda
Evelyn Richmond
Carol Haggart
Bonnie Comstock
Judy St. Charles
Michigan Tech
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Inere Grant
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Clare Junior Chamber of Commerce
Standard Oil
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Swainson
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Honigman
Adams
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Weatherwax
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Szymanski
U.S
Potter
Hart
Congress
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Reed
Prescott
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James S. Bicknell
Stephenson and Rose
CHS
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Walter
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