Clare School News 22 Win Football Awards After Triumph
Clare finished the 1946 season undefeated in most games 13-7 13-0 7-0 31-7 7-1 19-12 17-0 20-0. Beaverton was the lone defeat. Nine seniors played their last game against Breckenridge and lettermen will receive awards at the Hard Time Party November 27.
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Shepherd
Standish
Reed City
St. Louis
Beaverton
Hyatt
Gladwin
Breckenridge
Pioneers
Carl Cappsett
Ewatt
Tunes of the Day and Holiday Standards Medley
A compact list of songs including Five Minutes More Surrender Aren't We Kind of Glad and Apple Blossom Time. Classic titles such as House of Blue Lights Oh You Someday and White Christmas are shown alongside Silent Night Jingle Bells and Adeste Fideles.
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Apple Blossom
Adeste Fideles
Debaters Clash Over Federal Medical Care Proposal
Speech Glass members hosted by the P T A debated the resolution that the Federal Government should provide complete medical care at public expense. Margaret Rose Gillespie and Bob Samborn for the affirmative argued the case while Ann Bicknell and Herb Smith defended the negative. Clela Hartman was chairman and Sue Stuart served as time keeper. The Mt Pleasant first-round clash was canceled after Clare High drew a bye as Mt Pleasant lacks a debating team this year.
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Speech Glass
P.T.A
Margaret Rose Gillespie
Bob Samborn
Ann Bicknell
Herb Smith
Clela Hartman
Sue Stuart
Mt. Pleasant
Clare High
Hard Time Party Promises A Large Student Event
On November 27 the Clare High Student Council hosts a Hard Time party in the gym with all students dressing for the theme. The Six Down beats will provide music and cookies and coke refreshments are planned later. A December 20 semi formal Christmas party with an orchestra is also announced.
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Clare High
Clare Pioneers Hopeful for Promising Basketball Season
The Clare Pioneers return six lettermen Don Cappaert Bud Rodabaugh Bob Perry Willard Ireland Wilbur Ireland and Herb Smith plus two transfers Bill Campbell from Flint and Ron Doherty from St Josephs Academy. A large freshman and junior lineup is expected under Coach Richardson assisted by Mr Wheeler with a scrimmage planned to shape the squad for an exciting season.
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Donald Cappaert
Robert Perry
Glen Gunderman
Wilbur Ireland
Willard Ireland
Robert Samborn
Wayne Carncross
Bud Rodabaugh
Dale White
Bob Hampton
Joe Johnston
Doug Fleming
Jim Irwin
Bill Campbell
Herb Smith
Pete Cimmerer
Tom Creguer
Bob Mallare
Elwood
Clare Pioneers
Don Cappaert
Bob Perry
Flint
Ron Doherty
St. Joseph’s Academy
Ralph Musser
Bob Cimmerer
Richardson
Mr. Pleasant
Wheeler
Breckenridge Falls to Mighty Pioneer Eleven in 20–0 Loss
The Clare Pioneers finish an undefeated season by beating Breckenridge 20 to 0. Rodabaugh connected with Cappaert and Campbell for three Clare touchdowns with two extra points by Campbell and a blocked kick in the third quarter. Breckenridge failed to score after the opening kickoff.
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Clare Pioneers
Pioneers
Clare
White
Cappaert
Rodabaugh
Smith
Pioieers
Campbell
Veterans Affairs counsels delay on Michigan WWII bonus program
The Michigan Office of Veterans Affairs explains that before any bonus can be paid, bonds must be printed and sold, and the legislature must authorize the State Treasurer. As a result, no action on printing or bond sale is expected before January when the new legislature convenes. The office urges veterans to postpone spending and manage expectations about the delayed funds.
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Office of Veterans’ Affairs
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Deer hunt notes from Loomis community
Several local residents joined a hunting outing with included reports of Ross Coe taking the first deer near his home and K Stevens delivering another deer about half a mile away. Mr and Mrs Noble Frank and child from Pigeon visited the Gilbert Waddington home Sunday afternoon.
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Ross Coe
Mrs. Noble Frank
Pigeon
Gilbert Waddington
K. Stevens
Waddington Family Caregivers Visit and Social Calls
Mrs. Gilbert Waddington returned home Friday after a week caring for her daughter and baby. Rev W Teale and wife visited Mr and Mrs Byba near Hinkleville Monday. Anthony Samazenko hosted Saturday supper at Warren Tice’s. Mrs. Ford Seymour and others dined with Frank Musser in Clare. Mildred Faber cares for the Wichert children during deer hunting.
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Gilbert Waddington
W. Teale
Byba
Hinkleville
Anthony Samazenko
Warren Tice
Ford Seymour
Bert Bergey
Frank Musser
Clare
Mildred Faber
Wichert
Wicherts
Lake church services and local hunting news
Sunday School at 10:30 led by J Wyrick with F R Curtis as superintendent and an 8:00 evening service. A baby girl named Nancy Ann was born to Mr and Mrs Lee Swartz of Canton Ohio. Several families and visitors from Dearborn Battle Creek and Pontiac are mentioned with hunting trips and deer sightings. It notes deer hunting and a lesson on courteous treatment of tourists in Clare.
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J. W. Wyrick
F. R. Curtis
Lee Swartz
Canton
Ohio
Nancy Ann
Swartz
Calvin Tryon
Sam Muir
Godfrey Beck
Russell Beck
Gerald Mayball
Russell Williams
Larry
Kroger Adopts New Brand Name for First Quality Items
Kroger announces adoption of the Kroger name for all first quality private label merchandise replacing Country Club Latonia Club Embassy and other brands. Raymond Loewy Associates designed the Kroger label with a white signature on a blue field for packaging and advertising. The move strengthens brand identity while maintaining access to nationally advertised products.
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Kroger
Joseph B. Hall
The
Kroger Co
Country Club
Latonia Club
Embassy
Raymond Loewy Associates
Industrial Designers
New York
Hall
Hart
Loewy Group
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greyhound
Armour & Co
Meat Preparation Guidance for Freezing and Curing
The guidance states beef is best for freezing, lamb is best fresh, and pork is best fresh, canned, or cured. Beef may be canned as well.
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