Swamp Cheboygan 31-0 leads season scoring push
Swamp Cheboygan dominated with a 31 to 0 win as their leading scorer added 66 points this season with one game left. The senior completed four of eight passes for 87 total yards including nine rushes for 59 yards and helped seven ground gainers average over three yards. Dan White, kicking key extra points and a field goal, sealed the victory with consistent scoring.
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Low
Whitfield
Dan White
Clare
CHL
Cheboygan
Local Social Calls and Visits Across Town
Mrs Blanche Wilson and Mrs Al Smothers of Flint called on Mrs Stella Fraser on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Michal Pruden entertained several friends at a products demonstration at her home Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Hanes of Flint spent the weekend at their trailer at Three Oaks. Harold and Cris Lott spent the weekend at the farm on M 61. Mrs Stella Fraser visited Mr and Mrs Alvin Schram of rural Coleman Sunday afternoon. Their daughter Mrs Donna Cole with little daughter Christina called so she got to see them Christina for the first time and she is a year old. Mrs Stella Fraser called on Mrs Stella Burnett on Tuesday. The Cecil Millers now living at Jackson were at their home here in the age of Mr id Mrs Norman Miller of down state were here for the weekend. Mrs Sandra Mann of Beaverton Road called on Mrs Stella Fraser Saturday. Mrs Stella Fraser called on Mrs Lena Martinson of rural Marion on Friday evening.
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Blanche Wilson
al Smothers
Flint
Stella Fraser
Michal Pruden
Frank Hanes
Three Oaks
Harold and
Cris Lott
M-61
Alvin Schram
Coleman
Donna Cole
Christina
Stella Burnett
Cecil Millers
Jackson
Norman Miller
Down ‘State
Sandra Mann
Beaverton Road
Lena Martinson
Marion
Local Socials and Health Notes From Lake 13 Area
Lake 13 reports Sunday dinner visitors Mr and Mrs Mike Van Epp and son Arthur from Jackson at Mr and Mrs Guy DisBrow home. A baby shower for twin births honored Mrs Eugene Rumminger with gifts and games at the Badger home. Attendees included numerous area families and friends along with Ann Massuch visiting from CMA Mt. Pleasant. Adelbert Blain, ill in Veterans Hospital Ann Arbor, receives greeting cards. others visit relatives in Gladwin and Saginaw hospitals. Bill Rice and Norman DisBrow returned from a Canada moose hunting trip.
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Mike van Epp
Arthur
Jackson
Guy DisBrow
Ann Massuch
C.M.A. Mt. Pleasant
Arthur Massuch
Adelbert Blain
Veteran’s Hospital
Ann Arbor
Adelbert
Agnes Abbott
Asa Abbott
Wesley Abbott
Gladwin
Dave
Goodrich
Veterans Hospital
Saginaw
Ralph Cowles
Clare Hospital
Bill Rice
Norman DisBrow
Canada
Weekend Socials Span Hillman and Nearby Towns
The report lists numerous visits and gatherings across Hillman Coleman Farwell and surrounding areas. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bartow and families in Hillman, Deanna Reed from Elkhart Indiana, Adah Keith from Mr. Morris, Doug Cook at the Stamman home, Leslie Cook and family from Long Lake, Harold Yost from Mt. Pleasant, Dick Kaleto in Gladwin, and the Hilton and Bates households among others. George Bates travels to Sarasota Florida for the winter, while the Burns birthday supper occurs at Surrey House with Bud Richards visiting his daughter. The Bruce and Hecker families also host and attend various events, and Samuel Crawford’s funeral in Lansing is noted. George Nash attends a Northern Michigan Bowling Proprietors Association meeting in Gaylord, with Lucille Gardner visiting the Al family and others tying together a busy social stretch.
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A. E. Bartow
Mra
Alvin Baxtow
Edwin Hardies
Hillman
Deanna Reed
Elkhart
Indiana
Willard Dancer
Dale Dancer
Adah Keith
Morris
Albert Bruce
Doug Cook
Roy Stamman
Leslie Cook
Long Lake
Harold Yost
Mt. Pleasant
Dick Kaleto
Gladwin
Ken Hilton
George
Bates
Sarasota Florida
Bud Richards
Robert Burns
Surrey House
Bernard Longstreth
Farwell
Anna Carpenter
Stanley
Blanch Bruce
Samuel Crawford
Lansing
Westaburg
George Nash
Northern Michigan Bowling Proprietors Association
Sugar Bowl
Gaylord
Lucille Gardner
St Cecilia Open House Marks American Education Week
St Cecilia School will open Sunday November 10 from 1 to 5 p.m. for parents friends and the public. Student work and new audio visual equipment will be on display refreshments will be served and conference appointments with teachers may be arranged.
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St. Cecilia School
Detroit Man Arthur Johnston Dies After Short Illness
Arthur Leroy Johnston, (born March 22 1915 in Alberta Canada) died November 4 at Clare Osteopathic Hospital after a brief illness. He lived in Detroit since 1927, married Helen Kerby in 1936 and had three children James Arthur, Mrs. Alex Partovi, and Robert Wayne. He owned Arted Chrome Plating Co. and was semi retired. Survived by his widow, children, mother Mabel Courant, brother Louis Johnston and three grandchildren. Funeral held November 8 at Brokering Chapel Clare with burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Arthur Leroy Johnston
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Charles’ Boyd Johnston
Alberta
Canada
United States
Erie
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Helen Ruby Kerby
James Arthur
Clawson
Alex Partovi
Robert Wayne
Warren
Johnston
Arted Chrome
Clare
Arcadia Masonic Lodge
Grosse Pointe
Mabel Courant
James Peter Speropolous
Louis Johnston
Faulmann
Frazer
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Steve McNerney
Dennis Darnell
Jerry Eberhart
Tom Whitfield
Sacco
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McNerney
Gillaspy
Steve Lup
Temple News
Mrs
Gutter
Clare Hardware
Bn Bridge
Gilbert
Badger
Glen Newman
Badger Home
Eugene Rumminger
Norman Myers
John Kehl
Rolland Myers
Frank Myers
Rollie Newman
Galen Coats
John Brubaker
Adolph Hildebrandt
Mary Perry
Sherman Perry
Lee Perry
J.V. Newman
Carl Brown
Dick Stone
Robert Warner
Myron Davis
Russell Sanders
Ron Grimm
Perry Davis
UAW
Harrison News
St. Cecilia
Donald Winegar
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Rly
Lawrence A. Carncross
Beaverton Rd
Michigan
Walter H, Kisiner
Fifth St. Clare, Mich
Modern Woodmen of America
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Everts
CIDAA
New Yorker
Newport Customs
Newports
Chrysler
Newport
Brackart Motor Sales
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Chrysler Motors Corporation
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