Debating season opens with Glare High win and contest recap
Talkers Talk 3 reports Glare High wins the first debate of the year against Walton. Mt Pleasant junior chamber sponsors the Voice of Democracy contest on November 6 in Mt Pleasant High Auditorium with five contestants. Anna Steed wins, Mary Ann Tope takes second, each contestant earns a medal gift and theater ticket.
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Glare High
Walton
Lavina White
Bill Barber
Anna Mae Cox
Betty Gallagher
Clare
Hardtime Harvest Event Promises Big Turnout
The feature of the week, the Hardtime Turnabout Harvest Man, is set for November 18 at 8 PM with square and round dancing and refreshments. Sponsored by Future Homemakers of America, the event aims for a big turnout, inviting couples to attend before deer hunting season.
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America
Glare to Open Season with Reed City Clash December 2
Glare faces Reed City in the season opener as a largely new roster from last year’s second team. Four replacements join John Dwyer Jim Joslin Wop Beck and J O'Dell Brinkerhoff while Coach Richardson and Pets Wheeler prepare the players for a strong campaign.
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Glare
Reed City
John Dwyer
Jim Joslin
Wop Beck
J. O’dell Brinkerhoff
Richardson
Pets Wheeler
Seniors Dominate Undercs In Inter-Squad Clash At Clare
On November 11 at Clare High field the Seniors defeated the underclassmen 32 to 7. Coveart scored twice on early drives, Beсk tallied a TD, Pulcifer added a long run, and Sills caught a late TD for the Seniors while Beard added the extra point.
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Clare High
Brinkerhoff
Uc’s
Coveart
Bob Beck
Pulcifer
Art Sills
Dick Beard
Improvements Bring Faster Bleacher Setup For Gym
The school adds roll away bleachers replacing old ones. Repairs would cost about 1000 dollars and still leave worn seating. Two people now stack and store them in five minutes, freeing space as the 300 capacity wood and steel seat structure looks better and motivates student upkeep.
Seniors Triumph In Tight Season Opener
Lockerroom chatter and betting predicted the Seniors would win and they did. Rumors of underclassmen hiring a killer spread, started by the Seniors, but no action taken. Basketball season nears with coaches rehearsing team songs.
Deer season chatter and family visits fill local pages
Rural notes describe deer season hustle with families like Glenn Hartman of Pontiac visiting the Motts and Fred Chamberlain of Detroit visiting the Carters. Neighbors recount dinners, travels to the straits, and hospital recoveries as people seek bucks and share updates.
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Glenn Hartman
Pontiac
Motts
Raymond Reed
Gordons
Fred Champberlain
Detroit
Carters
Roy Knapp
Clyde Reynolds
Beaverton
Gladwin
R. M. Carter
Saginaw
Bob Carter
Community chicken supper honors Armistice Day Ruben Rutter birthday
Colonville residents gathered in the church parlors for a social evening combining a chicken supper for family night Armistice Day and Ruben Rutter’s birthday. The event featured cake baked by Mrs Louis Rutter and slides on the life of Christ with Rev Sturgill.
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Colonville
Ruben Rutter
Ruben
Louis Rutter
Christ
Sturgill
Revival Services Draw Elm Grove Crowd
Lonville residents report strong Sunday evening turnout with 75 to 80 attending. Visitors include Fred White and wife from Angola Indiana visiting Mrs Walters and husband. The Wood family from Bath and Flint visitors with Dale Davis and Kendall Wood also present as deer hunting season continues.
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Lonville
Elm’ Grove
Fred White
Angola
Indiana
Bath
Frank Walters
Charley Bodhin
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