Pioneers Close Season In Big Win Over Breckenridge
Clare Pioneers finish their football season with an 81 to 12 victory over Breckenridge. Ky Coveart scores three touchdowns, Jack Brinkerhoff adds two extra points and a TD, Bellowa connects on passes, and Brinkerhoff shines with 42 yard punt averages. Breckenridge’s Bonnie Estrander scores their lone TD. Pioneers end with 6 wins and 2 losses behind solid defense and offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harl Bellowa
Jack Brinkerhoff
John Skeen
Breckenridge
T. D. Brinkerhoff
Bellows
Jerry Pulcifer
Clare
Bonnie Estrander
Breckenride
John Keen
Pioneers
Shepherd
Reed City
Bob Beck
Coveart
Halfbach Coveart
Athe Field
Brinkerhoff
County 4-H Livestock Projects Organized in Clare County
A Harrison meeting set plans to promote 4-H livestock projects across Clare County. Committees report progress, suitable livestock sources, and financial support for members. Plans call for county wide beef and dairy clubs open to boys and girls ages 10 to 20, with events for older youth to participate.
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Court House
Harrison
Clare County
Deaths Of Wes Miser And Mary Guy In Michigan
Death notices report Wes Miser died October 7 in Algonac, formerly of Dover, survived by a sister Mrs. Flora Watson and four brothers led by G R Miser. Also noted is the passing of Mrs. Mary Guy at 9 20 am at the home of her daughter the Roy Kinseys where she lived. Funeral arrangements place her in Ranld City with services at the Church of Christ at 2 00 pm and interment at Rik Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algonac
Wes. Miser
Dover
Wlora Watson
G. R. Miser
Mary Guy
Roy Kinseys
Thurston Chapel
Ranld City
Church of Christ
Rik Rapids
Brewer Implement Warehouse Opens on Maple Street
Brewer's Implement Store completes a 40 by 80 foot warehouse at 321 South Maple Street costing 6500 dollars. The steel and cinder block structure houses John Deere implements and farm equipment with modern overhead doors and asphalt roof. Schroeder & Son are general contractors with Don Horden supplying blocks, Francis Loomis trusses, and Marion Wright roofing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewer's Implement Store
South
Maple Street
John Deere
Schroeder & Son
Don
County School Board Elected Monday Evening
At a Harrison Court house meeting on November 7 at 8 00 PM Clare County Directors and school leaders elected the County School Board. Harold Bradley and Leonard Jackson and Arthur Lower won four and two and six year terms respectively with Bob Carter and Al Collins joining to form the new board. They will meet November 21 at 8 00 PM to appoint president and vice president and conduct board business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Clare County
John PF. Brown
Andrew Keyser
Harold Bradley
Leonard Jackson
Arthur Lower
Bob Carter
al Collins
Supt. of Schools
Men and Women Golfers Banquet Honors Year Winners
The Men's and Women's Golf Associations held their annual banquet on November 3 at Clare Country Club with a chicken dinner. Tim Cotter presided. Clyde Harris led as president, with Mort Gallagher vice president and a full slate of sports chairmen. Awards went to Lucille Haley champion and Jennie Bowler trophy recipient, Ruby Garfield runner-up, and Doris Bonstelle consolation prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Country Club
Tim Cotter
Clyde Harris
Mort Gallagher
Homer Douglas
John Wicklund
Bob Jones
Norris Elden
Lucille Haley
Jennie Bowler
Ruby Garfield
Doris Bonstelle
Jo Anderson
Lu Hampton
Beatrice Lang
Grace McArthur
Ann Olson
Grace Frey
Velma Damoth
Rae Ryan
Mary Wicklund
Audrey Bicknell
McArthur
Jo. Anderson
Noted Explorer Hubert Wilkins Guest at Rotary Meeting
Sir Hubert Wilkins Arctic and Antarctic explorer and scientist attended the Clare Rotary Club meeting as the guest of T. H. McConica of the American Ski Company. He was joined by Dr. Paul Schreiber and Arnold Court of Washington DC, highlighting his global polar achievements and potential future Clare lectures.
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Clare
World
North Pole
Arctic
Antarctic
Clare County Pioneer Passes Friday Morning
Clare County Pioneer Carolyn Rose Walter born in Germany November 27 1874 died November 4 1949 after a stroke. She lived in Hatton and Sherman townships before settling south of Clare. Survived by husband William Garchon Sr two sons Carl and William five daughters Lena Anna Frieda Elsie Marie and Maria plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services were held November 7 at St John Ho Lutheran Church Clare with Rev H C Leyret. Burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.
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Carolyn Rose ‘Walter
Christian
Caroline ‘Walter
Witterberg
Germany
Hatton Township
Clare County
St. John’s
Ladies’ Aid Society
William Gardon
Grant Township
Carl
William
Paul
Lena
Anna
Frieda
Elsie
Marie
Clare
Sheridan Township
Lena Krell
Anna Krell
Good Lord
William Garchon
Pontiac
Ote
Anid ‘Krell
Frieda Kigtler
Elsie Vandewarker
Giare
Maria Geeth
Coleman
Thurston Forsiéval
St. John's Ho
Lutheran Church
Last Rites for Stanley Masten Held in Clare
Funeral services were held at the First Congregational Church for Stanley LeRoy Masten 53 who died November 3 1949 from injuries after a fall at the Dow Chemical plant in Midland He was born in Walkill New York April 27 1896 and served in the Royal Air Force in World War I He leaves his wife Greta son Douglas and daughter Marilyn of Clare plus relatives and many friends He held multiple local offices and memberships in fraternal orders and was active in athletics and hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Stanley Masten
Midland Hospital
Dow Chemical
Midland
Stanley LeRoy Masten
Peter Fi
Ella Masten
Walkill
New York
Michigan
Y. Wwsarsz
Huntington
Quebec
Royal Air Force
Borden Company
Greta Cogland
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Douglas Everett
Marilyn Ann
Stanley
Merritt Oil Company
Dew Chemical Company
St. Andrews Presbyterian
Joss
Greta
Douglas
Marilyn
Newport
William Mundy
Saginaw
Order of Eastern Star of
Leslie J. Nevins
Clare Methodist Church
Harold Collins
Cherry Grove
Warl Beatty
John Q Lock Ledge
Donald B. Holb
Jim Murphy Sets Alley Record With 7 10 Split
Jim Murphy achieved an historic 7 10 split at Clare Alleys Friday night, the first time the feat occurred there. His ball bounced off the backstop to strike the 10 pin before knocking down the 7 pin, during a Dover team match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Murphy
Alley
Dover
Clare
Murphy
Koomis. Welders
Midland
Clark
J. Swanson
Dow Corning
Wally
LL. Shelander
Clare Exceeds Quota in United Fund Campaign
Bar Morgan, county campaign chairman, reports progress through Wednesday. Clare city contributed 2276.22 dollars, 118 percent of its 2000 dollar quota. Harrison 940.25 dollars, 85 percent of 250. Farwell 300 dollars, 120 percent of 250. Lake and Garfield townships total 229 dollars, 143 percent of 160. Temple and Redding townships 62 percent of their quotas. County and township totals exclude those two townships at 210 dollars. Harold Hughes expects more township returns next week. Overall contributions reach 3454.99 dollars, about 86 percent of the 4000 dollar county goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar! Morgan
United Health and Welfare Fund Campaign
Clare
Harrison
Farwell
Lake and
Garfield
Temple
Redding
Harold Hughes
Winter Sports Meeting At Hotel Doherty In Clare
Clare Chamber of Commerce president Dr G C Born chaired a gathering of officers and directors with East Michigan Winter Sports Council and East Michigan Tourist Association at Hotel Doherty. Harold Gould outlined a decade of sixfold growth in winter sports and boosted plans for newspaper advertising and new宣传 materials to spur local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. OC. Born
Clare Chamber of Commerce
East Michigan Winter Sports Council
East Michigan Tourist Association
Hotel Doherty
Clare
Harold B. Hughes
GC. McArthur
Thomas C. McConica
William Bauer Suffers Mental Lapse and Nervous Breakdown
William Bauer of Hatton Township, 28, endured a nervous breakdown after recent family deaths and business stress. He left home with a shotgun not loaded, sought his brother, and was found by Sheriff Seaver Amble in Dover after a two hour search. He was later taken for observation in Traverse City and was reported greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Bauer
Hatton Township
Clare Hospital
Bill
Courtney
Harrison
Seaver Amble
John Bauer
Br. Howard Porter
Traverse City
Sarah Schaeffer
John
Kiwanis Travel Talk by Bursey Next Thursday Night
Clare Kiwanis Club presents Lieut. Jack J. Bursey in a travel talk titled With Byrd In the Antarctic at 8 15 p m in Clare High School auditorium. Bursey joined Admiral Byrd on two Antarctic trips and will show a colored film record. Season tickets for the remaining five dates are $8 50 and on sale from Clare Auto Parts Dr Kuno Hammierberg or any Kiwanian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Kiwanis Club
Jack J. Bursey
Byrd
Clare High School
Bursey
Richard H. Byrd
Antarctic
Clare
Auto Parts
Kuno Hammierberg
Edsel Pelcher Sentenced to Sixty Days in Jail
November term of Circuit Court in Harrison heard Edsel Pelcher of Rosebush plead guilty to assault and battery and was sentenced by Judge Donald Holbrook to sixty days in the county jail and a sixty dollar fine with an extra thirty six days if the fine is not paid. Prior cases and other calendar items were noted, including a continued case for The People vs Earl Herron and a non-support plea by Ed Hammond, now on probation.
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Circuit Court
Court House
Harrison
Donald HE. Holbrook
Cage of the People
Earl Herron
Hdsel Pelcher
Rosebush
Holbrook
Pelcher
Ewart
Farwell
Anna
Wm. B. Dunlop
of the People
Walter Eroli
Isabella Pomona Grange Officers Elected Nov 9
Isabella County Pomona Grange met with Union Grange at their hall north of Mount Pleasant on Wednesday night November 9. Officers elected for the next year include Master Jennings Archambault Overseer Ray Archbold Lecurer Verne Stockman Steward Bernard Jones Lady Assistant Steward Esther Skinner Assistant Steward Harold Skinner Chaplain Maggie Hathaway Treasurer Burnice Moore Secretary Earl Richards Gate Keeper Victor Pohl Geres Barbara Brewer Pomona Mrs Paifia Doren Flora Clara Jones Chairman Home Economics Committee Ray Archbold Representative of Fair Board Richard Brooks Executive Committee Howard Block Andrew Hathaway Charles Coren. The program featured a State Grange session report by Mrs Margaret Hathaway and the Michigan Conservation Department film Buck Fever. The group voted to meet with Coldwater Grange on December 14 for the Christmas program.
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Isabella County
Pomona Grange
Union Grange
Mount Pleasant
Jennings Archambault
Ray Archbold
Verne Stockman
Bernard Jones
Esther Skinner
Harold Skinner
Maggie Hathaway
Burnice Moore
Earl Richards
Victor Pohl
Geres
Barbara Brewer
Pomona
Paifia Doren
Flora
Clara Jones
Fair Board
Richard Brooks
Howard Block
Andrew Hathaway
Charles Coren
State Grange
Margaret Hathaway
Michigan Conservation Department
Grange
Coldwater Grange
Public Roller Skating Party At Gateway Rink
Zenobia Chapter of C E H presents a roller skating party Monday evening November 23 at Gateway Rink. Prizes and refreshments offered. Admission 60 cents including federal tax.
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Zenobia Chapter
C. EH
Also Mentioned on This Page
Randall School
Wes, Miser
Brewer Implement Warehouse
County School Board
Rotary
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Wm. Garcow, Sr
Cherry Grove Cemstery
DE Soto
Plymouth
Bob
Clare Stu
Stanley Masten Sun
John Q. Look Lodge
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
John Q. Look
St. Alma White Shrine
Domini
CHS
Darlene Lear
Marilyn Masten
Ann Bayes
Jean Hall
Sally Gillespie
Laureen Seiter
Earl, Lucas
Bob Murdoch
Dick Haynal
Jack Bailey
Ervin Ruby
Maurice
United Fund
Doberty
William Bauer
Traverse City Hospital
Kiwanis Club
Edsel Pelcher
Bille
Keller
Weidman
Sentinel
Isabella Pomona Grange
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