Local Mother Leads Muscular Dystrophy Drive in Clare
Mrs. Ronald Miske of Clare, a two–boy mother, volunteers as city chair for the Muscular Dystrophy fundraising drive. She seeks local help through door-to-door collections and canisters as she coordinates campaigns, with donations sent via the Clare post office and Clute’s Garage.
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Clare
Ronald Miske
Stevenson Lake
Herse
Midieat
Mrs Miske
Parent-Teachers Association
Beta Sigma Phi
the Sentinel
Francis Jackson
New York
Clute
Michigan
Cain
Miske
New Jobs Could Start All This
The article cites U S Chamber findings on how 100 new manufacturing jobs boost a town with 296 more residents 112 new households 590000 in added income 360000 in retail sales 270000 in bank deposits and 107 more cars. It notes broader employment gains in multiple sectors and urges Clare residents to support local industrial development for community growth.
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Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Michigan's 1958 deer hunt to boost travel revenue
Michigan expects 450 000 hunters to spend about 32 million dollars during the November 15 30 deer season. The Michigan Tourist Council cites per trip costs around 73 dollars for gear food licenses and transport. After hunting ends residents and visitors switch to winter sports and other outdoor activities statewide.
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Michigan
Clare
Michigan Tourist Council
Robert J. Foxlong
Tourist Council
Woman lost in woods found after daylong search
Verne Stephison, 56, of near Hebert's corner, disappeared Monday. Sheriff James Darling and a small search party found her near Lily Lake in Greenwood township at nine p.m. after a long, foggy day of tracking. She had traveled nine miles or more from the tractor she left.
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Clare County
James Darling
Sheriff Darling
Mr. Stephison
Rehab Helps Seven To Paying Jobs In Clare County
Seven Clare county residents were rehabilitated into paying jobs during the last fiscal year. Edward D. Smith reports 33 disabled people in Clare county received job preparation services costing 4573 dollars. Services included medical exams treatments artificial limbs hospital care and training with total county benefits exceeding the rehab funds.
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Clare County
Edward D. Smith
Department of Public Instruction
Smith
Michigan
Lynn M. Bartlett
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Bartlett
Dr. Bartlett
Had Friends Lost On The Bradley
Clare residents followed Tuesday reports on the sinking of the ore ship Carl D. Bradley in Lake Michigan. Andrew Feldhiser of Rogers City, a Clare Sentinel operator, sailed as a freighter hand and knew several missing crewmen. Dan McDonald, a Ford dealer in Clare, also had sailed with the Bradley. Lloyd Conley worried for his brother who recently left the Army and freighter hand with the Bradley Line, though lists later failed to confirm his name.
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Clare
Lake Michigan
Carl. D. Bradley
Andrew Feldhiser
The
Clare Sentinel
Rogers City
Bradley
Feldhiser
Dan McDonald
Ford
Farm Bureau Opposes Government Interference at Convention
Clare county delegates Charles Kleinhardt and Dale Davis attended the State Farm Bureau convention along with Warren White on the State Resolutions committee. Officers reported growth in service and membership while offering over 100 resolutions. Delegates voiced strong opposition to government involvement in agriculture and urged a return to free enterprise. They argued funds now spent on support programs could better fund disease control and marketing research. Financial concerns of Michigan State government were noted with no clear remedies.
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Clare County
State Farm Bureay
Charles Kleinhardt
Dale Davis
Warren White
State Resolutions Committee
Michigan
Sentinel To Go In Mail Day Early
The Clare Sentinel will publish a day earlier due to Thanksgiving. The November 27 issue goes to mail Wednesday morning. Copy for that issue must reach the office by 10 AM Monday November 24. Contributors should submit early to meet the deadline.
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Sentinel
Clare Sentinel
the Sentinel
Ifor
Pair Charged In Christmas Tree Theft Case
Two downstate men were arraigned in Clare Justice Court this week on grand larceny charges for stealing Christmas trees from Dan Luce of Farwell. Frederick Absier and William Prairie waived examination and were held on $300 bond each for Circuit Court. bond was furnished and they were released. Luce reported a loss of 300 Christmas trees cut and stacked for wholesale buyers.
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Clare
Dan Luce
Farwell
Frederick Absier
Warren
Michigan
William Prairie
Mt. Clemens
Lucé
Blue Star Mothers Compile Christmas Gift List in Clare
The Clare chapter of Blue Star Mothers asks families with a service member to send full name, address and military serial number to Ruth Herron at 106 Mineral Street Clare for Christmas gift mailing. The message invites local households with four relatives in service to participate.
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Clare
Blue Star Mothers
Clare Area
Ruth Herron
Mineral Streat
Clare city meeting backs tabled petition on police chief row
A Clare City Commission meeting saw a petition with 79 signatures to reinstate William Cook as police chief and remove City Manager Clarence Gunn tabled by unanimous vote. The panel split 3-2 on Wilfred Skidmore’s appointment, while union reps discussed Gordon Smith’s dismissal and possible reinstatement.
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Clare
Cook
Gunn
Skidmore
David Adams
Wilfred Skidmore
Burdo
Shayler
Schroeder
Haley
Nivison
Building Service Employees Internation Union
Afl-Cio
Gordon Smith
Saginaw News
Smith
Flint, Michigan
William Cook
Commission
Layne Northern Company
John W. Foell
Richard Wheeler
Clare Seen Set for Growth From State and Federal Express Highways
Dr. Frank W. Suggitt of Michigan State University predicts Clare and nearby rural areas will surge as expressway interchanges spur residential, industrial and commercial expansion. He identifies key Michigan sites including Detroit Ann Arbor Jackson Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids as growth centers with interchanges driving new traffic and development.
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Clare
Suggitt
Department of Resource Development
Michigan State University
Michigan
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Jackson
Kalamazoo
Benton Harbor
Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Flint
Bay City
Holland
Flat Rock
Marshall
Brighton
Fenton
New Savings Stamps Unveiled For Christmas Gifts
Postmaster Francis Jackson announces a three color United States Savings Stamp issue to go on sale in Clare on November 18. Gift Book values of 2 50 and 5 dollars include ten 25 cent stamps or twenty stamps respectively, with the Min ute Man design and added American flag background. Other denominations remain unchanged and old 25 cent green stamps retain value.
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Francis Jackson
United States Savings
Clare
Jackson
Remains Found Of Four Steers On Arthur Township Farm
Four freshly killed steers were found Monday on a farm in Arthur township. Sheriff James Darling opened an investigation to see if the carcasses were stolen or killed for their meat. Ron Schunk found only the heads and feet and reported the discovery to Harrison Sheriff’s office via Mrs. Darling.
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Arthur Township
James Darling
Ron Schunk
Harrison
Lois Clarey Gains Fame on National Quiz Show
Mrs Lois Clarey of Gladwin who chaired the county Home Extension in 1956 57 is praised for her TV quiz success and followed with pride by local Home Extension women. Dr Frank W Suggitt reports Michigan highway interchanges will drive future economic growth linking rural areas to new communities.
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Lois Clarey
Gladwin
Clarey
Gladwin County
Turkey sizing guide for Thanksgiving servings
Phyllis Pearson explains how to choose turkey size by servings. Four servings require about a four pound bird, twelve servings about a three pounder? The text notes larger turkeys yield more servings per pound, with a 20 pound bird offering around 40 servings.
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Phyllis Pearson
Clare County
Mishler Wins Jack Wiley Tournament at White Birch Hills
Jim Mishler of Twin Elms Golf Club Clare took top honors in the Jack Wiley Tournament sponsored by Dew Chemical Company employees at White Birch Hills. He received the trophy from O. D. Blessing and Don Corning, vice president and sales manager.
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Jim Mishler
Twin Elms Golf Club
Clare
Jack Wiley
Dew Chemical Company
White Birch Hills
Jim
O. D. Blessing
Don Corning
Farm Bureau sponsors youth calf project at county fair
Clare County Farm Bureau voted to sponsor a youth in the County Fair Calf Project at the final meeting of the new board. New officers elected include Warren White as president Robert Humphrey as vice president and Charles Kleinhardt as third executive committee member.
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Clare County Farm Bureau
Warren White
Robert Humphrey
Charles Kleinhardt
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Michigan Press Association
Michigan Economic Development Department
Conservation Department
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Stephison
Farm Bureau
Blue Star Moms
Michigan Good Roads Federation
Frank W. Suggitt
Ani
Mishler
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