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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1958
Page
13
Tie reported in week Indiana game with Hofimamn i Mua and F as rivals. H Bradshaw scored 169 and F Shelander 160. High series included F en it and Shelander with Lehr at 453.
The Department of Conservation in Lansing will mail 1.5 million copies of Michigan's 1959 fishing licenses and Fish Law Digests to about 4,200 dealers this month. The edition changes format removing the trout lake supplement and adds clear size and possession limits. licenses run from December 1, 1958 to December 31, 1959.
W Pitts posts 292.66 to top FE Haggart 289.03 and L Eisenhauer 288.05 while B Loomis takes the shells. Actual high score logged by W Pitts at 275. The report notes Pitts leading the event with a strong marksman performance.
Those interested in riding the Gilmore Church of Christ bus please note a schedule change. The bus leaves 8 45 Sunday morning visiting Littlefield Lake area Bluff Lake Farwell from Goker s Corner at 230. Call Frank Graham Farwell for transport. Community events list multiple visits and a birth at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant with several local households noted. The Gilmore men s group hosted Central Men s Fellowship with 11 attendees and a speaker from Great Lakes Bible College.
Randy Turpin declares retirement from boxing while Morton Smith of Detroit earns PGA Hall of Fame recognition. Junie Buxbaum of Memphis loses amateur status per USGA action. Robi Roberts of Philadelphia makes a comeback after a 22 loss season with a 17 14 record. Colleges probe student football spot card distributions on campuses and dormitories nationwide.
The Salt River Farm Bureau Group gathered at Clarend and Methner home on November 5 for its monthly meeting Nine families attended and minutes were read by Mrs James Callihan William Strauch chaired the session Mrs John Methner led the discussion on the challenge of integration to farm operations Plans for the Woman's Activity dinner at Orr School on November 25 and the Christmas supper on December 3 were noted. Also reported were Leaton Ladies Aid election day meals at Denver Township Hall with several helpers.
The Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair Society annual meeting elected new at large directors for a nine year term. Newly chosen directors include Maynard Gilmore Ewart Bowerman Chester Brown Bar House Jim Rush Jack Cheney Ernest Klumpp Earl Hafer Orville Klumpp Earl Grace Joseph Stevens Verneil Pike and Mike OBrien. Richard Hickman was reappointed to vocational agriculture and Don Gould to merchant representation.
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