Buck Kill Heavy First Days Of Rifle Season
Record crowd hunter participation marks opening of rifle season with many deer taken. Notables from Clare include August Arndt Frank Metz Henry Schroeder and others. big buck contest standings list heaviest deer from Ontonagon and several point totals. The piece also notes black bear activity near St Ignace and a 92 pound cub bear by Clifford Woods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Arndt
Frank Metz
Henry Schroeder
Arnold McKay
Howard
Mike Doherty
Spike Horn
Ted Newman
Max LaVaye
Leland Krell
Rev. R. T. Burgess
Edna Hinkle
Morris Kapplinger
Clare
Gertie Liddell
Herschel Reiss
Eight Point
L. Reynolds
Don Rawson
EB. J. O'Rourke
Farwell
Hugh Johnston
Rosebush
Elna McLaine
Lake
al Thayer
Paul Koch
Leonard Stanley
Jerry Brown
Jake Thayer
Blair Selter
Albert Seiter
Bill
Bernie Snear
Donald J. Snear
Alfred Walworth
St. Ignace
Bernie
Carp River
W. Orvis
Clare County
Bruce Milholm
Clifford
Tip” Woods
Tip
Marie Allen obituary notes long marriage and church service
Marie Allen born January 28, 1880 in Holzern Germany came to America at age eleven. She married J Armstrong Allen May 38 1905 and lived in Sheridan Township Eagle Community. She died November 15 1952 at age 72 9 17 in poor health after a week long illness. She leaves two children Ralph S Bay Elisabeth A Bay eight grandchildren two great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral November 18 at Eagle Church of God with Rev Lou Beery and burial at Cherry Grove cemetery. Arrangements Thurston Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Paulne
Christian
Elizabeth Krell
Holzern
Wartanburg
Germany
America
Grant Township
J. Armstrong Allen
Cmae Ag
Sheridan Township
Eagle
Allen
Ralph S
Midland
Elisabeth A. Bay
Eagle Church of God
Beatrice Allen
Clarence Bay
Sanford Mott
Pauline Krell
Clare
William
Charles
Fred
Adolph Krell
Saginaw
Lou Beery
Cherry Grove
Thurston Funeral Home
Old Time Hoe Down Benefit Saturday in Clare
Clare Fire Department sponsors an Old Time Hoe Down at Clare city hall auditorium this Saturday to fund the annual children’s Christmas party. All community children invited. tickets at $1 per couple from firemen and local stores. call for square dance callers to assist, notify Fire Chief John Bruckart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City Hall
Clare Fire Department
Northland Hardware, Gamble
John Bruckart
Fatal Hunting Accident Report Crashes in Missaukee and Clare Counties
Ernest Remboski a 61 year old Alma man was accidentally shot in the head west of the Jonesville bridge in Missaukee county. Frank Cole 54 of Mason was questioned after admitting he may have fired at a deer and possibly hit Remboski. Remboski’s remains were moved to Alma after being taken to Lake City. John Howell 17 of Mt Pleasant was shot by a one year old with a shotgun pellet wound to the shoulder and a minor back wound in Freeman township. Howell recovered and was discharged later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Remboski
Alma
Jonesville Bridge
Missaukee County
Seaver Amble
Clare County
Frank Cole
Tt-3
Mason
Remboski
Cole
Lake City
John Howell
R-2
Pleasant
Freeman Township
Clare General Eospital
Howell
Clare Woman Naturalized in Clare County Ceremony
Mrs. Lillian Kaiser of Clare became a United States citizen in a naturalization ceremony in Clare County Circuit Court at Harrison. Rev. Ralph Claggett led devotion, Theodore Pixley gave the welcome, and Judge Donald E. Holbrook granted the naturalization. The judge and others congratulated Mrs. Kaiser as the ceremony ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Kaiser
Clare
United States
Clare County Circuit Court
Harrison
Ralph Claggett
Harrison Congregational Church
Atty
Theodore Pixley
Donald E. Holbrook
Kaiser
Sashianks
Traffic Wrecks Increase From Fog and Deer Traffic
Heavy weekend traffic and fog sparked several crashes around Clare. Jerome Du Barry of Davison collided with Alfred Loomis of Clare at a Fifth and Beech intersection after Loomis reportedly failed to stop. Loomis was ticketed for failure to yield. A second wreck on McHway Street involved David Holt and Marshal Lynk, with Lynk cited for failure to yield. A deer caused Thomas Wilson’s early Sunday crash on US-27. Further incidents included a two-vehicle collision near a county road, head injuries treated, and tickets for following too closely and excessive speed in separate clashes on US-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome E. du Barry
Davison
Fifth St
Alfred T. Loomis
R-3
Clare
Beech St
DuBarry
Loomis
David Holt
McHway St
Marshal Lynk
Sixth St
Lynk
Holt
Thomas W. Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Clarence Hall
R-1
Farwell
Delbert J. Garchow
Garchow
Ira Stockwell
Ewart
James E. Bowman
Us-27
Gilbert E. Seeley
Jackson
Alex McBain
Brownsville
Seeley
McBain
Bowman
Franklin G. Metz, Jr
Gerald D. Hein
Hein
Metz
Farwell Harrison Lead All Conference Football Selections
Farwell Harrison and Beal City share ten first eleven spots in the Tomahawk conference all conference list after a league championship tie. Key picks include Al Luce Farwell at left half and Bernie Sparta Farwell guard, with Joe Thoring Beal City noted for a 77 point tally and 13.8 yard scrimmage average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomahawk
Farwell
Harrison
Beal City
Coleman
al Luce
Bernie Sparta
Joe Thoring
Bear City
Aggie
Aggies
Smith
Fussman
R—Fussman
RE Loviska
Foreman
Luce
Ru—Thering
Joe
Bel City
Ferguson
Fenby
Warrison
McCartney
Terwilliger
Ron Schumaker
Murphy
Kavanaugh
Phillips
Bowen
Atkinson
Ullom
Rydman
Mester
Marion Man Fined For Traffic Law Violation
Everette Crowe aged 41 of Marion was arrested Saturday evening for driving while intoxicated. He pled guilty at Municipal Court before Judge Wi B Dunlop and was fined 54 dollars with his license suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everette Crowe
Marion
Wi. B. Dunlop
Crowe
Heese
Induction Stepped Up for County Residents
Ten more selectees will depart in December for final induction in Detroit and seven in January, Selective Service Board Clerk Phyllis Hartshorn announced. Stuart Donald Huntley Jr. of Harrison and Sanford W. Wichhorn of Farwell lead the group. no December pre induction physicals quota has been received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Couny Yoling
Stuart Donald Huntley, Jr
Harrison
Sanford W. Wichhorn
Farwell
Eny Igy
Detroit
Selective Service Board
Phyllis Hartshorn
Clare Pioneers Fall Short Ending Undefeated Run
Clare High School Pioneers lose to Gladwin Flying Gs 18 to 13 ending a 14 game undefeated streak in snow at Gladwin. Mike Dwyer and Jim Bader scored for Clare while Gladwin tied late and converted failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Lake
Clare High School Pioneers
Gladwin Flying G
Pioneers
Detroit Times
Clare Pioneers
Gladwin
Clare
Mike Dwyer
Dick Graham
Paydirt
Jim Bader
Dwyer
P.A.T
Visual Education Work Explained For Rotary Club
The Clare Rotary Club luncheon heard Carleton Garthe discuss a new visual education project for Clare High School. Irwin Ruby outlined film materials to aid teaching across history art science geography and government. A library of film strips is being built at the Clare school to accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Rotary Club
Iotel Doherty
G. ‘& Born
Carleton Garthe
Irwin Ruby
Clare High School
Clare
Thanksgiving deadline notice to Sentinel staff
The Sentinel requests all advertising and news copy be delivered one day early next week due to the Thanksgiving holiday. Readers are asked for cooperation and timely submissions to meet printing schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Final OK Given For Gas Raise
The State Public Service Commission cleared the way for a statewide heating gas rate increase in Michigan Consolidated Gas areas, wiping out prior unequal local rates. Clare would face a near doubling of bills, with school and hotel uses hit hard, as the commission nears blanket approval for the $7,000,000 annual boost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
State Public Service Commission
Michigan
Michigan Consolidated Gas
Misery
PSC
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan Consolidated
Commission
Clare’s
Doherty Hotel
Death claims Dominican nun Sister M. Rose Catherine
Sister M. Rose Catherine, 57, formerly Mary Theresa McCannnell of Vernon township, a science teacher at Marywood Academy Grand Rapids, died November 14 after a four month illness. Survived by four brothers and one sister, she taught in several Michigan schools before joining the Dominican Community and serving as principal and superior at multiple convents. Solemn Requiem Mass was offered at Marywood Chapel and burial is in Resurrection cemetery Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Rose Catherine
Mary Theresa McCannnell
Vernon Township
Marywood Academy
Grand Rapids
Marywood
Rose Catherine
Joseph McConnell
Sister
Central State College
Mt. Pleasant
University of Notre Dame
Vernon
Gelemsin
Ecorse
St. Andrews School
Merrill
Lake Leelanaw
Beal City
Hannah
Catholic Central
Marywood Chapel
Father G. Pew Wilson
Resurrection
Superior Hardboard plans new Clare plant and local government changes
Announcement of a tentative Clare plant site by Superior Hardboard Corp with a potential $1.58 million Commerce Certificate of Necessity followed by a board resignation. Leo Brown resigns from Clare Board of Education effective November 10 to move to Mt. Pleasant. Atty. Harold B. Hughes to fill the term. Plant location aims for northwest Clare edge to ease traffic. Raw material will be farm grown Aspen or Poplar with some oak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Brown
Clare Board of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Pure Oil Co
Clare
Atty
Harold B. Hughes
Board of Education
Hughes
Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd K. Johnson
Superior Hardboard Corporation
Duluth
Minnesota
Johnson
Superior Hardboard Corp
U. S. Departent of Commerce
Michigan
Defense Products Administration
William T. Hunt
Detroit
U. S. Department of Commerce
Michigan State Economic Development Bureau
Superior Hardboard
Beesides
New York
Local Church Redecorating Completed
The Congre gational Church reopens this Sunday after decorating the sanctuary. A committee led by Andy Irving and others approved the work. Stuart Bicknell named chair of the fundraising drive. Thanksgiving service on Thursday November 27 at 11 00 a m features Rev Olson with The Gift of Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Andy Irving
Carleton Gatthe
A. D. Wilson
George Beck
James Melway
Frank Hochstetler
Stan Parish
Stuart Bicknell
Olson
Jesus
Shafer Frank Shafer Dies After Auto Crash at 22
Franklin Duane Shafer of Clare Michigan aged 22 died November 12 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital from injuries suffered in an automobile accident on November 5. He was born August 22 1930 in St. Louis Michigan to Charles I and Marguerite Shafer. Survived by parents eight siblings two grandmothers and grandfathers a niece and nephew and numerous aunts uncles and cousins. Funeral held November 14 at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Leslie J Nevins officiating and burial in Surrey Township Cemetery Farwell beside his infant brother. Relatives attended from Lansing Saginaw and Beal City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin I. Shafer
R-4
Clare
Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Franklin Duane Shafer
St. Louis
Michigan
Charles I
Marguerite Shafer
Clare High School
U. S. Army Air Force
Eugene
Helen Mater
Hazel
Ronald
Bonnie
Ruth Ann
Thurston Funeral Home
Leslie J. Nevins
Methodist Church
Surrey Township
Farwell
Lansing
Saginaw
Beal City
Dundee Area Drilling Progress Near Discovery Wells
Lud Severlund's Kuehl No. 1 in Greenwood township was cored at 4085 feet with five feet into Dundee and no oil shows. Results awaited. Union Drilling Co. to begin rotary drilling on Caner et al No. 2 nearby as a southwest offset to the discovery Caner et al No. 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lud Severlund
Kuehl
Nesi NB
Greenwood Township
Dundee
Union Drilling Co
Lud Segerlund
Caner
Anxious Hunters in Justice Court for Deer Violations
Conservation officers arrested and prosecuted 11 game law violators during the deer season. Mt Clemens suspects Wood Peltier Maxson Sudau Tease pleaded guilty. fines ranged from 17.80 to 107.80 with jail alternatives. Other defendants in Freeman and Lincoln townships also pleaded guilty for loaded guns or borrowed licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Tennant
Gladwin
Don Bell
Clare
Clifford Hawes
Sanilac County
Clare County
Jack D. Wood
Mt. Clemens
Arthur Township
Glen Sherman
Harrison
Floyd Peltier
Floyd G. Maxson
Donald G. Sudau
Wayne E. Tease
Deer
Sherman
Francis James Malinowski
Dearborn
Freeman Township
Jeff Willey
Parnell
Harold Homry
Greenville
Willey
Elmer Smith
Williamston
Hatton Township
Joseph Killinger
Owosso
Adalbert Asselin
Robert J. Francis
Flint
Lincoln Township
Jane Bicknell Nominated Queen For Water Show
Jane Bicknell of Rt 1 Clare Michigan State College sophomore is nominated queen of the Porpoise Water show Aqua Maniacs Olympic Style to be held November 2029. The MSC swimming honorary selects a queen from candidates chosen by each women's living unit with Bicknell a nominee from South Williams dormitory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Bicknell
Rt. 1
Clare
Michigan State College
fPorpoise
M.S.C
South Williams
Albion senior Donald Holbrook named Pre-Law Group president
Donald Holbrook a senior at Albion College and son of Mr and Mrs Donald E H Holbrook of Clare Michigan has been elected president of the Pre Law Organization at Albion College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Holbrook
Albion
Albion College
Donald EH. Holbrook
S. State Street
Clare
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Stanley
Marie Allen
Harrison Stars
Rumsey Swallow
Ben Ferguson
Hornets
Watson
Nash
Ned Pine
L—Shilling
Lt—Watson
Sparta
C—Smith
Arrison
Rg—Smith
Weeedesetenens Snensaane
Oh Heatedot
Rotary Club
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Ralph Heber
Jennings Archambault
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Department of Commerce
Mr. Johnson
Wex
George Petrie
NPA
the Sentinel
Harold B, Hughes
Frank Shafer
Kuehl No
Justice Court
Queen
Farwell News
Society
Lake News
Ruth Mellinay
Vernon City
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