Shull Family Acknowledges Montana Plane Crash Victim
Robert Shull of Clare, Michigan, a livestock dealer, was identified among 22 aboard a Northwest Airlines plane that crashed on a Colorado Rockies peak during a blizzard en route from Helena to Butte. Bodies were recovered. Shull’s wife Beatrice and four sons, Vere, Garthe, George Lynn, and Terry Spencer, leave for Butte to identify him.
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Robert Shull
Clare
Michigan
Northwest Airlines
Rockies
Continental
Butte
Montana
Helena
Mont
Great Falls
Clarence Vero
Garthe K. Shull
Lee Krell
Chitagdsay
Spokane
Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Beatrice
Merne Krell
Vere, Garthe
George Lynn
Terry Spencer
Preston Johnson Tells Teachers Of Movie Project
The North Isabella group met at Vernon Center with hosts Mrs. Ruth Hachmuth and Mrs. Rhea O Grady. Mrs. Hachmuth named Mrs. Blanche Zinser secretary with 14 present including Preston Johnston and three Clare county teachers. Johnston outlined his visual education program and demonstrated reels and a still projector to be used in classrooms. reels from U of Michigan and others will supplement the library.
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North Isabella
Vernon Center
Ruth Hachmuth
Rhea O'Grady
Hachmuth
Blanche Zinser
Georgia Diamant
Isabella County Health Unit
Higgins Lake
Preston Johnston
Clare County
Johnston
University of Michigan
Youll Enjoy Reading Harrison classified item
A brief classified snippet notes a reading feature or ad in the Harrison section. It lists 5417 Wostphine Brighenti and mentions a service column and page 8. The text is fragmentary but indicates local classifieds content and a small feature.
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Harrison We
Wostphine Brighenti
Farwell
A. Fee
Annual Banquet For Golfers November 17
Men and women golfers of the Clare Club will celebrate the season with a banquet at Hotel Doherty on Thursday evening November 17 at 6 30 p.m. Special features include awards of 1950 season prizes and tournament trophies recognition of well known duffers and entertainment. Reservations for the dinner should be made by next Monday night or before. Main course is turkey the price of the meal and program is 2 25 dollars.
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Clare Club
Hotel Doherty
Rotary Fight Card Set for December
The Clare Rotary Club announced an indoor boxing show on December 7 at the High School Gym. Amateur fighters training for winter Golden Gloves tourneys will appear under matchmaker Ray Menthen with local stars returning for another Clare ring appearance. Outsiders from Bay City Saginaw Grand Rapids and Midland expected.
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Clare Rotary Club
High School
Ray Menthen
Clare Ring
Menthen
Bay City
Saginaw
Grand Rapids
Midland
Heaverrulgit
Missionary from Africa Church of God Speaker Monday
The Church of God hosted Rev. Smith from East Africa on Monday, recounting his recent Germany talk and noting the China door to missionaries is closed. Sunday school groups held officer elections and Halloween activities with prize for Barbara Siel in a Bible quiz.
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Church of God
Smith
East Africa
West Indies
Germany
China
Young Peoples S & L
Pegey Schug
Phillis Dickenson
Jerry Stokes
Harl Lucas
Nancy Stokes
Barbara Siel
Jim Teeter
Cleveland
Charlton Heston Appears at Pines Theatre Preview
Movie star Charlton Heston attended a personal appearance at the Pines Theatre in Houghton Lake for the preview of The Dark City. He was joined by wife Lydia Clark. 150 guests from Clare Merritt Beaverton Farwell Harrison Mt. Pleasant West Branch Grayling Gaylord St Helen and Houghton Lake attended. A WOEN tape recording of the event aired Wednesday at 1:00 PM.
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Charlton Heston
Pines Theatre
Houghton Lake
Lydia Clark
Heston
St. Helen
Michigan
Northwestern University
Hal Wallis
Paramount
Warner Brothers
Clare
Merritt
Beaverton
Farwell
Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
West Branch
Grayling
Gaylord
Helen
Clare High School
Clara, Seitér
Heyton
WOEN
Phone Strike Hits Circuits at Bell Telephone Offices
Pickets walked the Clare offices and other sites as a complete work stoppage halted operations. Only emergency calls were handled on a flash basis by supervisory staff acting as switchboard operators. Chet Maher of Midland said the strike was peaceful and negotiations continued while the company managed emergency service with limited staff.
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Bell Telephone Company
Clare
Chet Maher
Midland
Michigan High School Conference on Citizenship Attended by Clare Students
Clare High School Student Council officers Hollis Haggart Burke Rilett Sandra Schultz and Joan Raymond with advisor A F Bates attended the sixth annual Michigan High School Conference on Citizenship at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor. The event drew 1155 student representatives and 215 schools with 13 discussion groups and a final general assembly.
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Lawrence Hi, Vredevoe
Bureau of School Services
Well Baby Clinics Planned in Three Towns
The Well Baby Clinics will be held in Farwell on November 16 from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. at the new school build Clare on November 15 from 1:00 to 3:00 P.M. at the Methodist Church Harrison on November 17 from 9:00 to 11:00 A.M. at the Court House.
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Farwell
Clare
Methodist Church
Harrison
Court House
Clare Pioneers End 1950 Season With 4 4 Record
Clare High Pioneers finish 1950 with four wins and four losses. Highlights include Jay Kingey catching a 13 yard pass from Don Urquhart for a second quarter touchdown and Doherty returning a Breckenridge fumble 23 yards for a score. Breckenridge defeated Clare 26 to 19.
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Clare High
Breckenridge
Pioneers
Dragon
Clare
Jay Kingey
Don Urquhart
Jy Doherty
Doherty
Dick Benner
Twtice
Shepherd
Cheboygan
Reed City
St. Louis
Beaverton
Eiwart
Gladwin
Cowell Sentenced in Larceny Case at Circuit Court
Ployd Edward Cowell, 55, of Temple, pleaded guilty to larceny for stealing a red and white steer. Judge Donald B. Holbrook sentenced him to two to four years in Jackson prison. Also noted are postponed investigations for Junior William Gonder on forgery and uttering, and Flowers on a $225 check issue. Divorces granted in two cases.
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Edward Cowell
Temple
Donald B. Holbrook
Michigan
Jackson
William Gonder
J. Flowers
Fohn
Flowers
Lonalee Courtney
Donald Courtney
Thelma Raymond
Alfred Raymond
North Trek Opens Hunters Seek Bucks Across State
As hunting opensWednesday red coated hunters crowd Clare streets buying ammunition supplies and gear for the 16 day season. The conservation department expects numbers to match last year with about 115000 bucks taken from a 380000 hunter total. Bucks may be shot with firearms or bows in most areas. southern Michigan restricts firearms to shotguns buckshot or slug. Deer licenses cost 3.50 for residents 35 for non residents with a 3.50 camp permit. At least four persons must form a hunter camping group to take a buck on damp grounds.
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Clare
Conservation Department
I. H. Barnlett
Michigan
Hone
Clare Team To Confer DeMolay Degree Monday
The DeMolay degree will be exemplified by Glen F. Sanford Chapter in the local Masonic Temple at 8:00 p.m. Monday with John Q. Look Lodge, F and A M as guests. The new team prepares for the occasion and will confer the degree on Hadley Elgar and Kenneth Ritter Jr.
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Glen
Bill Seiter
Guy of
Merle Cotton
Bob Leiter
Godiie de Gonville
Bob Ruby Hughes de Pualdé
Larry Everts
Bob Barber
Dave Border
Hadley Elgar
Kenneth Ritter, Jr
Traverse Drilling Progress At Clare Test Well
Drilling continued at the Hendrix Johnson test well near Clare's north city limits Thursday afternoon. The drill reached 2869 feet with 200 feet in the Traverse formation.
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Hendrix-Johnson
Clare
Bank Closed Saturday In Observance Of Armistice Day
The Citizens State Bank will remain closed all day Saturday November 11 in observance of Armistice Day.
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Citizens State Bank
Kelly Lead Only 2374 In Corrected Count
Harry F P Kelly led incumbent G Mennen Williams by 2374 votes in unofficial Michigan gubernatorial tabulations from a few Wayne county precincts. Williams may call for a recount. Other results: Wm C Vandenberg beat Connolly by 97223. Alger reelected. Millard becomes AG. Brake wins fifth term. Martin tops Price. total votes near 1.8 million. Roy Woodruff re-elected to Congress. Prescott wins State Senate. Johnston elected. Republicans gain in Congress while Democrats hold House and struggle in state. County and statewide ballot issues include butter substitute and residency amendments. Continued on page twelve.
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Harry FP. Kelly
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Wayne County
Williams
Wm. C. Vandenberg
John W. Connolly
Fred M. Alger, Jr
Philip A. Hart
Frank G. Millard
Stephen J. Roth
D. Hale Brake
Maurice Eiveland
John B. Martin, Jr
Margaret Price
Roy 0. Woodruff
William J. Kelly
U. S. Congress
Charles T. Prescott
Wilbur Roach
Isabella Clare
Hugh Johnston
Howard McDermott
G.O.P
U. S. Senate
Senate
Barkley Sholding
U. S
House of Representatives
House
Clare
Clare County
Library Leases Basement Space for New Quarters
The City Library Association has leased the Maxwell Flower Shop basement from Murl M. Houghton. The library will move after a new floor, heating system, and shelving are installed. The Hotel Doherty space becomes a dining room after removing the Coffees Shop partition to expand guest service.
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The
City Library Association
Maxwell
Murl M. Houghton
Hotel Doherty
Traffic Violations Lead To City Court Dockets
A traffic crash at Fifth and McEwan at 10:25 pm Tuesday involved Cecil J. Brewer of St. Louis driving a 1960 Chevrolet tractor and livestock trailer. He allegedly turned left into traffic. the trailer struck a 1948 DeSoto driven by Henry B. Morse of Bay City who could not stop on tar and pea gravel. Brewer received four summons for improper left turn. Separate cases include William E. Henry of Temple charged with drunk driving after pleading guilty and surrendering his license, Dale Hinkle of rural Rosebush pleading not guilty to a drink driving charge with trial set for Friday, and Wm. Berryhill of Heart charged with failure to keep his Hudson coach in fight on McEwan Street.
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Fifth
McEwan
Cecil J. Brewer
St. Louis
DeSoto
Henry B. Morse
Bay City
Brewer
William E. Henry
Temple
Wm. B. Dunlop
Dale Hinkle
Rosebush
Hinkle
Seventh
Medwan
Claré. Auto Parts
Berryhill
Heart
Hudson
McEwan Street
Ong Repair Shop Announces Short Closure
The Ong repair shop will be closed from November 15 to November 20. David and Kleiner oversee the notice and apologize for the disruption.
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Ong
David & Kleiner
4-H Leaders Elect New Clare County Officers
Clare County 4 H Leaders and Parents Association met to review a year of activity. Officers elected October 25 include President Leo Fitzpatrick Vice President Phil Goudie Treasurer Isla Brockway Secretary June Dawson and board members Floren Pudway Perry Davis Flora Walters Howard Brockway Violet Stephison and associate editor Violet Stephison. A December 1 supper will review last season’s awards and achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
4-H Leaders and Parents Association, Inc
Floren Pudway
Kraft Foods Co
Leo Fitzpatrick
Phil Goudie
Isla Brockway
June Dawson
Perry Davis
Flora Walters
Howard Brockway
Violet Stephison
Louis Becker
Pudway
East Tawas archer bags 15 day bow deer in Tosco County
William B. Coleman of East Tawas bagged an albino buck after fifteen days of bow hunting in Tosco County. The conservation department notes the unusual harvest may be considered excessive for a gun hunter.
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Tosco County
Archer William BR. Coleman
Tawas
Conservation Department
Commissioner Grove Resigns from City Post
City Commissioner James L. Grove resigned effective after a Monday meeting on October 16 due to business and duty conflicts. The regular council adjourned for lack of a quorum then reconvened Wednesday with full attendance to review bids for a new patrol car, which were carried over for further study.
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James L. Grove
John W. Dunlop
Grove
Six Man State Grid Title To Be Settled Here
Two evenly matched teams meet at Clare High School on Friday night at 8 to decide the six man state championship. Laingsburg Wolfpack, state champions in 1946, bring a five win one tie record and face St Marys Cheboygan with five wins and one loss. Admission is 60 cents for adults and 30 cents for students, including tax.
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Clare High School
Laingsburg High School
Wolf. Pack
Byron
Bath
Dewitt
Gaines
Morrice
St. Mary’s High School
Cheboygan
Vanderbilt
Elk Rapids
Bellaire
Mackinaw City
St. Mary’s
Clare
Reduce Prices For Kiwanis Travel Talks
The World Travel Series of illustrated lectures announces reduced tickets for the five remaining members. Chairman Donald B. Holbrook reports on sale now. The next lecture is November 30. Series price totals are $3.50 for adults and $2.06 for children.
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Donald EB. Holbrook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Shull
Preston Johnson
Rotary
Africa
Pines
Floyd E. Cowell
Conservation Dept
Kelly
Wayne
Harry F. Kelly
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