W S C S Of Centon Church Plans Holiday Boxes
The WSCS met at Mrs. Jake Bechdell’s home and completed plans to pack holiday boxes for boys in service and students away from home. Mrs. Elmo Mogg was chosen to handle final arrangements and members were urged to contribute to the Dress and Jeans Drive in Mt. Pleasant. December 4 meeting set at Mrs. Wilford Stilgenbauer’s home with Prayers and Self Denial Service theme.
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W.S.C.S
Centon Church
Jake Bechdell
Robert Bean
Elmo Mogg
Mt. Pleasant
Wilford Stilgenbauer
Spiritual Life
Susan Graham Fellowship Elects Officers in Rosebush Church
The Susan Graham Fellowship met at Rosebush Presbyterian Church selecting Fred McCorkle as president Albert Campbell as vice president Mrs Earl Neff as secretary and Jerry Van Buskirk as treasurer Recreation was led by Mr and Mrs Don Swindle hurst Hosts were Mr and Mrs Dale Graham The December meeting will be a Christmas party in Mt Pleasant with Rev and Mrs John Osborn.
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Susan Graham
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Fred McCorkle
Albert Campbell
Earl Neff
Jerry van Buskirk
Don Swindlehurst
Dale Graham
John Osborn
Mt. Pleasant
Oakridge Farm Bureau Dinner at Rosebush Church
The Oakridge Farm Bureau invites members and their families to its annual dinner meeting at Rosebush Presbyterian Church on Tuesday evening November 20 at 7 30. Secretary Mrs Don Swindlehurst urges every member and family to attend.
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Oakridge Farm Bureau
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Don Swindlehurst
Judy
Carolyn Graham
Lene Leiter
Big Rapids
Floyd Graham
George Schleder
Ithaca
Wilma Schrock
Mr. Pleasant
David Bellinger
Alvin Keller
Mike Keller
Mt. Pleasant
Herb Cairns
Kay VanBuskirk
Saginaw
Rosebush Briefs Guests Visit Across Towns
Local residents hosted and visited family friends over the weekend. Kalkaska guests Pat and Mrs McReavy stopped with John and Kath Jacobs, while many others from Mt Pleasant Harrison Farwell and Midland joined neighbors for Sunday gatherings and dinners.
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Pat McReavy
Kalkaska
John Jacobs
Lloyd Spaulding
Floyd Graham
Keith Decker
Mt. Pleasant
Albert Campbell
Attwood Campbell
Harrison
Jud . Brasington
Emma Perry
Farwell
Richard
Lloyd O’connors
Coleman
Herb Cairns
R. J. Powell
Claude Fordyce
Glen Powell
William Hunt
Eight Point Lake
John Osborn
Mt. Plesant
John Graham
Morris Graham
Golden Wedding Anniversary Open House in Adrian
Mr and Mrs Edward DeForest of 239 Division Street Adrian Michigan celebrate fifty years with an Open House on Sunday December 2 from 2 to 5 at West Adrian Congregational Church. They formerly lived in Farwell and vicinity for twelve years and welcome old friends from Clare County. Their son John and family reside in Farwell.
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Edward DeForest
Division Street
Adrian Michigan
West Adrian Congregational Church
Farwell
Glare County
John
Glare Coleman Harrison Ladies League November 14 1962
Wednesday league results show Cities Service at 65 Coleman Drug 19 at O Laughlins 18 and Blatz Beer 16 20. Individual high games include Dorothy Ashcraft 198 Donna Samsel Eleanor Lehr 178 Sarah Schaeffer 171 who also made a 4 10 split. Individual high series lists Dorothy Ashcraft 478 Bernice Porter 459 Helen LaGoe 455.
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GLARE
Coleman Harrison
Wit Lehr’s
Shell Service
Floffman’s Bf
Campbell's Insurance
Coleman Drug
O'Laughlins
Blatz Beer
Citizens State Bank
Dorothy Ashcraft
Donna Samsel
Eleanor Lehr
Sarah Schaeffer
Bernice Porter
Helen LaGoe
Gateway Lanes Junior League Standings and Scores
Gateway Lanes Junior League on November 17, 1962 featured Flintstones 23 Pioneers 20 and Holley Carburetor Co 18 with Flower's Drugs 15 and Farwell H agles 43. Top boys single games included Steve Vance 166 and 142, Larry Ruby 136, Bill Mott 135, Fred Schreur 130 while girls top games list Bette Bell 181 and 114, Sheila Haring 128, Beverly Martz 119, Doris Simpson 110.
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Gateway Lanes
Flintstones
Pioneers
Holley Carburetor Co
Flower's Drugs
Farwell Hagles
Clods
Jetsons
Rockets
Steve Vance
Larry Ruby
Bill Mott
Fred Schreur
Bette Bell
Sheila Haring
Beverly Martz
Doris Simpson
Friday Night Ladies League Results November 1962
Friday league standings list teams and scores with leaders in high series and high games. Notable names include Helen Dixon Fran Carncross Phyllis Hartshorn Barbara Mahon Rose Neff and Eleanor Lehr with top marks across multiple games.
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Ladies League
Barbie's Auto Collis
Ford-O-Matics
Coldwater Lake Bar
Inverts Jewelers
Johnny’s
Band Box Cleaners
Brackart Motor Sales
Ulrich Standard
Nesbitt’s Orange
The
Farwell News
Green’s Shoes
Holley
Helen Dixon
Fran Carncross
Phyllis Hartshorn
Barbara Mahon
Rose Neff
Margaret Bedard
Eleanor Lehr
Barbara Everts
Tom Archbold
Detroit Livestock Show Extends to Four Days
More than 350 Michigan 4-H Club members prepare prize animals for the 33rd Detroit Junior Livestock Show. December 3 to 6, jointly sponsored by MSU 4-H and Detroit Junior Livestock Society. Carcass evaluation emphasis includes on foot judging and grand champion auction on Thursday.
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Michigan 4-H Club
Detroit
Michigan State University
Detroit Junior Livestock Society
Ralph Morrow
MSU
Calfhood Brucellosis Vaccination Increases in Clare County
Calfhood vaccination for brucellosis rises in Clare county with 771 calves vaccinated in the first nine months of 1962, up 106 from 1961. Neighboring counties cut back, while Clare reports no brucellosis quarantine herds and one tubercullosis quarantine herd.
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Clare County
Herrick Farm Bureau Plans Christmas Meeting And Pot Luck
The Herrick Farm Bureau met at M D Cole home with strong turnout. Plans were made for a Christmas gathering and a pot luck supper at Arleigh Gorr home next month. Gorr led the discussion and Mrs Ogal Haggart led a quiz on ads in the Farm Bureau Paper. Mrs George Sexton read the most ads and led the group to the pot luck supper.
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Herrick Farm Bureau
M.d.cole
Arleigh Gorr
Clare Chronicle Publisher Notice
William D. Elden Publisher addresses Clare Michigan 112 West Fourth Street issued weekly Thursdays post office second class matter under the Act of March 8 1879
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William D. Elden
West Fourth Street
Clare
Michigan
Death Claims Louis Collard
Louis McKinley Collard 65 son of John and Minnie Collard was born November 19 1896 at Six Mile Creek Shiawassee County and died November 16 at his Averill home. He worked as a mason and bricklayer, lived in Midland since 1937. Survived by sisters Marie Yeoman Lansing Hazel McCormick Farwell and brother Dewey Lansing. funeral Monday at Coker Funeral Home Farwell with Rev. John Allan, burial New Haven Cemetery.
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Louis McKinley Collard
John
Minnie Azeltine Collard
Six Mile Creek
New Haven Township
Shiawassee County
Averill
Mack
Owosso
Midland
Marie Yeoman
Lansing
Hazel McCormick
Farwell
Dewey
Gallard
James, Yeoman
Clare
Coker
John Allan
New Haven
Death of Linden Park man cited as sudden
H M Sowle received a late Saturday night call reporting the sudden death of his brother Lee L Sowle of Linden Park. Mr and Mrs Sowle Lee and Gail Sowle attended the funeral in Allen Park on Tuesday.
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H.m.sowle
Lee L.sowle
Linden Park
Packed Boxes For Shut-ins
Sixty five children from the Methodist church school Primary Department gathered Saturday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 to pack Thanksgiving boxes. Forty four boxes were delivered to Ardis Rest Home for patients as mothers assisted and cars ferried the children. They sang in the hallway, returned to the church for refreshments and prayer, then shared a table grace. The food included raisins cheese dates olives bread and honey. Stanley Crum photographed the event for display in Sun day School rooms. Mrs Crum supervised with teachers Mrs Richard Garthe Mrs Fred Ackerman Mrs Don Owens and Mrs Ray Owens plus many mothers. It was a happy impressive occasion for the children.
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The
Methodist Church School
Ardis
Stanley Crum
Crum
Richard Garthe
Fred Ackerman
Don Owens
Ray Owens
Beaverton Gem Theatre Presents Extended Evening Show
The Beaverton Gem Theatre announces a first show at 7 00 p.m. with a repeat to allow viewers a complete feature as late as 9 00 p.m. This scheduling ensures audiences can catch the entire program within the evening.
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