Harrison Man Killed in Northbound US 27 Crash
Richard G Bosink an 18 year old of Harrison and Larry Gene Gallimore 23 of Perry died in a two car head on collision on US 27 north of Harrison at 2 35 AM Saturday. Roger Grey 23 of Lansing a passenger was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The cause is under investigation. Bosink born February 13 1954 attended Harrison Community Schools and Saginaw Valley College. He was survived by his parents two brothers and his Coast Guard member brother. Funeral held at First Congregational Church Harrison with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery.
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Harrison
Perry
Richard George Bosink
Spruce St
Larry Gene Gallimore
Roger Grey
Lansing
Gallimore
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Lansing General
Clare County Sheriff's Deputies
Harrison Community Schools
Saginaw Valley College
First Congregational Church
First Congregational Church of
Carl Gillett
Maple Grove Cemetery
Area churches plan Thanksgiving worship
Local churches across Clare County plan a county wide Thanksgiving prayer and singing event on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in Clare High School gym. Churches include Clare United Methodist Assembly of God Nazarene Crown Corners United Brethren and others with groups like the Singing Avilas and Key Notes performing. Several Clare area services occur Thursday including St. Cecilia s St Johns Evangelical and Congregational United Church of Christ with pilgrim service at 10 44 a m Pastor Luke F Stephan delivers Thanks With Joy.
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Clare HighSchool
Clare County Five C's
Key We
United Methodist Church
Clare
Assembly of God
Church of the Nazarene
Crown Corners
Fopirst
Robert Smith
Avilas
St. Cecilia's
St. John's Evangelical Church
Clare Church
Harrison Church
Hamilton
Congregational United Church of Christ In
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Luke F. Stephan
Clare history project seeks funds without city money
Forrest Meek presented a plan to write Clare’s history to the city commission noting not a dime from city funds and seeking community support. He outlined a Bi Centennial Historical Committee with local professors and residents and brief funding estimates, but the council took no action on funding.
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Clare
City Commission
Forrest Meek
Commission
City of
Meek
Central Michigan University
CMS
Don Holbrook, Jr
A.J. Doherty
Roy Dodge
Floyd Dain
John Cumming
Dain
CML
Cumming
Clarke Historial
Hasson
Charles Clark
Clark
Blood Drive Set in Clare for December Fifth
Clare residents are invited to donate blood at the Red Cross drive on December 5 at the Methodist Church from noon to 6 pm. The drive aims for 125 pints, with 18 to 66 year olds eligible. pregnant women and recent surgery or birth recipients face temporary restrictions.
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Red Cross
Clare Dee
Blood Bank
Jack Winter
Pair of turkeys won by two in contest
In Clare the turkey drawing produced 22 winners from 26 entries. Two winners, Paul Baumgartner of Clare and Betty Cour of Farwell, received two turkeys each. Other named winners include Kim Kaiser, Dorothy Chubb, Esther Walworth, Mary Cook, Ted Lewis, Tom McGinn, and many local shops. Jo her contest ran from Wednesday to noon Monday.
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Clare Sentinel
Paul Baumgartner
Clare
Betty Cour
Farwell
Baumgartner
Johnny's Shoes
Wirbeck
IGA
Kim Kaiser
Dish N’ Kane
Dorothy Chubb
Anderson’s Downtown
Esther Walworth
Allen's Department Store
Mary Cook
Bob’s Blue Sunoco
Study Club Decorates 20-Foot Christmas Tree
The Clare Study Club plans a 20 foot Christmas tree at the corner of McEwan and Fifth Streets between Thanksgiving and December. It will be lit. This is the first year the club has decorated a tree and if successful the project may become an annual event.
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Clare Study Club
McEwan and
Fifth Sts
Study Club
Library offers books to selected group
The Garfield Memorial Library launches a service for blind and physically handicapped patrons in cooperation with the Michigan Department of Education. Books and magazines in braille or talking formats are mailed with a return envelope at no cost, and machines are provided if needed. Applications with eligibility certificates must be completed by a professional.
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Garfield Memorial Library
Michigan Department of Education
Joan Stocker
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U.S. Coastguard
B.L. Blackledge
Blackledge
Harrison United Brethren Church
Congregational Church
Community Church
Lake George
Highway Tabernacle
Singing Avilas
The
Key Notes
Key TS Choir
This Happiness
Church of God Snare Will
Winter
Red Cross Blood Bank
Bob Walters
Garfield Memorial Libruary Board
Brookwood Park
Beech and
Consumer's Power Company
C.J. Allen
Mary Ann David
Amy Fraley
Judith Ardis
Marjorie Couts
Barbara Dabit
Sentinel
Green
Clare Hardware
G.I
Russ Record Shop
Don Brink
Everts
George Clare
Montgomery Ward
Art Damoth
Economy Drug
Henry Keller
Clare Carpet Ranch
Fart Henderson
Cenny’s
Robert Blackmore
Sears
Tom McGinn
Anderson's North
Leslie Spencer
Western Auto
Caral Moore
Ted Lewis
Koch
Standard Station
Diane McConnell
Clark's Drugs
Ivan Ozen
Little Miss and
Master
Bill Hofweber
Bell's
Ethel Gleason
Dillon's Carpet Ranch
Jack Vansdicklen
Mill End Store
John Meyers
Giant Supermarket
James Humphrey
Grove Brothers
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