Clare High Pioneers Open Basketball Season Against St Louis
Clare High School begins the 1962-63 basketball season with a December 2 opener at St Louis, then hosts Reed City December 5. Coach Bill Seitz fields a lineup led by Hoersch and a mix of Dwyers, Fullerton, Brown, and Kigar as they rebuild after last year’s graduation. Tim Dwyer and Fullerton are freshmen on the squad.
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Clare High
Pioneers
St. Louis
Reed City
Clare
Gladwin
Harrison
Coleman
Shepherd
Ewart
Houghton Lake
Ithaca
Bill Seitz
Hoersch
Ruby
Graham
Mike Dwyer
Fullerton
Tim Dwyer
Mike
Pete Brown
Kigar
Roark
van Every
O'Laughlin
Seitz
Little Pioneers
County Cancer Society Aids With Research
The Clare County survey tests smoking habits of 300 men to assess links to lung cancer. Volunteers from Harrison and Farwell assisted Beta Sigma Phi Sorority on a yearlong follow up report. The study aims to show death rates among smokers versus non-smokers and is part of a national effort with 210000 participants. The Clare chapter seeks old sheets for cancer dressings. call Mrs. Rex Allen at 353.
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Clare County
Harrison and Farwell
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Harry M. Nelson
American Cancer Society
Rex Allen
Clare
Principal Arndt Talks It Over With MSC Fresh
Clare High School principal Mr August Arndt met Michigan State College freshmen on November 19 to discuss college problems and high school preparation. Students included Allen Demarest A J Doherty Dick Garthe Carolyn Schreiber and Don Thayer. He attended the Michigan Secondary School Principals Association meeting at Grand Rapids November 20 and 21 where a plan to set 19 as the age limit for inter scholastic activities was discussed.
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August Arndt
Clare
Michigan State College
Arndt
Allen Demarest
A. J. Doherty
Dick Garthe
Carolyn Schreiber
Don Thayer
Michigan Secondary School Principals Association
Grand Rapids
Zenobia Chapter Announces School of Instruction
Zenobia chapter CBS announces a school of instruction to be held on Thursday December 4 at 4:00 PM. Grand Esther Leone Townsend of Hale Michigan will instruct. Members are asked to attend practice Monday December 1 at 7:30 PM and the two December 4 meetings.
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Zenobia
CBS
Grand Esther
Leone Townsend
Hale
Michigan
Judge Holbrook Eyes Re-Election in April Biennial
Judge Holbrook was elected to the bench in April 1947 and has served since January 1, 1948, with a term expiring December 31, 1963. After the February nonpartisan primary, he will be elected on a nonpartisan ballot at the Biennial Spring Election in April.
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Holbrook
County Needs Blood Plasma in Clare County
Clare County faces a dangerously low plasma supply. The Red Cross and Michigan Health Dept plan a December clinic at Clare city hall to fill the county quota of 198 pints. Volunteers, appointments via phone 324, and Scouts aid in registering donors for local patients and armed forces use.
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Clare County
Tim Frey
County Blood Bank
Michigan Department of Health
County
University of Michigan
St. Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minnesota
American Red Cross
Clare City Hall
Clare
Christmas Seals to Fight Tuberculosis Emphasize Prevention
Gerald K. Strobel, a high school teacher and seal sale manager, urges spread of TB prevention information and notes that treating one case costs about 14 000 to 15 000 dollars. Clare schools hope citizens buy seals featuring a red double harried cross emblem for the 1952 TB drive.
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Gerald K. Strobel
Strobel
Clare
New Gas Rate Takes Effect November 21 in Mt Pleasant Area
Michigan Consolidated Gas announces new rates effective November 21 1952 replacing the two meter system with a one meter setup. Special Service Rate offers lower charges for heating and automatic gas appliances with written notice required for non heating customers to qualify. December bills reflect the rate change. prior November bills avoid adjustment.
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Michigan ‘Consolidated Gas
Michigan Public Service Commission
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Clare
Rosebush
Mt. Pleasant
John Rodenbeck
M.C.F
Rodenbeck
Clare High School Names Marina Kajfez Good Citizen
Marina Kajfez daughter of Mr and Mrs Srecko Kajfez of 108 W State St was chosen as the Good Citizen from Clare High School senior girls in the Daughters of the American Revolution contest. Born August 19 1935 in Ljubljana Yugoslavia she moved to New York in 1939 and to Clare in 1941. She participated in Latin Club Junior Play Librarians and Student Council.
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Marina Kajfez
Clare High School
Marina
Srecko Kajfez
State SL
Ljubljana
Yugoslavia
New York
Genoa
Italy
Clare
Third Grade Play at Clare Public Schools Thanksgiving
An original play Thanksgiving Then and Now was presented by Clare Public Schools third graders on Thursday November 20 in the school auditorium. Students wrote the script and created scenery with teacher supervision and performances included three scenes and a duet with music and various root-country costumes.
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Clare Public Schools
Nancy Keller
William Harper
Carleton Garthe
Hope
Bill
Carol Burgess
Jerry Hendrie
Marcia Samborn
John
Russell Graham
Nancy
Sharon Schultz
Wilma
Wilma Cook
Mary
Mary Leposky
Eric Hammerberg
Suellen Barnes
Mike Campbell
Betty Georgia Lee Shuyler
John Urquhart
Karen
Karen Ann Wallington
Diane
Diane Bryant
Jane Larry
Clara Willett
Minnehaha
Michele Kinde
Hiawatha
Larry Moge
Gary Zastro
Dan Loomis
Roy Warner
Raymond DeFoy
Nokomis
Barbara Bourgeois
Hlaeine Carncross
Phyllis Stuber
Carla Wood
Carol
Eric
Pamela Breeze
Curtain
Robert Simons
William Klaring
Gerald K. Strobel
Kenneth Ritter
Clare Hardware Company Toy Nail Keys
Clare Furniture Company
Mr. Strobel
Effie
Elaine Carncross
Thanksgiving Week Deer Hunt Draws More Buck Seekers
Cooler weather keeps bucks in camp but many hunters plan to flood Clare area for the Thanksgiving weekend. Morris Norton of Hersey bagged a 120 pound doe near Big Stone Lake after a season misfire left the five point antlered carcass, with game officials noting occasional maturity damage. First day winners include Mrs Guy Autry of Clare with an eight point at 7:30 am, and Clarkston's Charles Calkins with an eight point. others in Clare feature Rev Leslie Nevins seven point and multiple eight point entries. Gene Rowland of Coleman also successful. Starley Osf- Speed big buck contest lists top weights and points led by Dr Roger Grandmason, Archie Border, Hal Hagerdon, and Louise Wood among others. Art Damoth reports a 60 inch coyote, Jim O Grady a bear harvest.
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Conservation Department
Morris Norton
Thayer
Charles Calkins
Clarkson
Roger Grandmason
Mr. Pleasant
Archie Border
Farwell
Louie Jorgenson
Edmore
Hal Hagerdon
Adrian
Bruce Milholi
Clare
Louise Wood
Elsie Bank
W. Orgis
Clare County
Art Damoth
Surrey
Jim O’grady
School Carnival To Finance Class Activities
Clare Public School hosts an all school carnival on Saturday December 6 from 6 20 to 11 00 pm. Proceeds benefit Junior and Senior high class treasuries with a varied program including booths games and contests. Student Council urges student and class participation to ensure success.
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Clare Public School
Stone crashes through Davys department store awning
A heavy stone from the capital of a brick column toppled from the upper story of Davys department store and landed on the sidewalk at McEwan and Fourth streets. No injuries reported, and bricks loosened with a badly smashed corner awning. Windstorms overnight Tuesday may have dislodged it.
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Davys
McEwan
Fourth Streets
Mt. Pleasant Man Fined On Tipsy Driving Charge
Richard Jerome Beebe aged 24 from Mit Pleasant was arrested November 20 by City Police and jailed. He pled guilty in Municipal Court to driving under the influence and fined 54 dollars and to operating a vehicle with no brakes fined 5 dollars. His car was held to ensure repairs.
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Richard Jerome Beebe
Mit. Pleasant
Wm. B. Dunlop
Red Cross Annual Meet Next Monday in Clare
The Clara County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Monday evening December 1 at 7 30 oclock the Hotel Doherty in Clare. Field Worker May Jordan will attend with reports from Home Service Chairman Mrs Mable Horton and Ponch Drive Chairman Howard Everts. Election of the County Chairman and other officers will take place. Chairman L J Nevins urges full attendance by all chapter members.
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Clara County
American Red Cross
Doherty
Clare
May Jordan
Home Service
Mable Horton
Howard Everts
L. J. Nevins
Six Injured In Accidents North of Clare In Two Crashes
Six people were hurt in two crashes. A 16 year old William Comer and 58 year old Raymond Gibson were involved in a two car crash on US 27 near Clare with passengers Ethel Gibson 47 and Royal Rose 18 among the injured. Comer received a ticket for failure to yield right of way. A second crash five miles south of Lake in Coldwater township wounded Ellwood Miller and Edwin Graber with rib injuries and possible back fracture.
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Clare
William L. Comer
Raymond Gibson
Lake Odessa
Us-27
Gibson
Clare General Hospital
Ethel Gibson
Royal Rose
Lansing
Edward Loomis
R-2
Lake
Comer
Nelson Carrow
Edwin C. Graber
Ellwood F. Miller
Coldwater
Miller
Central Michigan
Leslie Waite
Grand Ledge
Graber
Mrs. J. Cotter Dies After Brief Illness
Mary Ellen Cotter died at 322 Pine Street Mt. Pleasant after a short illness. Born March 7 1880 in Denver township Isabella county she taught rural schools and earned CM College honor during its 50th anniversary. Surviving husband eight children three sisters and many grandchildren. Funeral held November 27 at Sacred Heart church.
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Mary Ellen Cotter
John B. Cotter
Pine Street
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Ellen
T. A. McCarthy
Denver Township
Isabella County
Central Michigan College
Central Michigan
Mark
Thomas
Karl Kipfmueller
Harold Finnerty
Lansing
Paul Rt. Cotter
Wayne
Tim . Cotter
Clare
Gerald
Dave Cotter
Agnes
Faith McCarthy
Merrill Public Schools
D. J. Milloy
New Industry Announcement Stirs Interest in Clare
Superior Hardboard Corporation plans a plant at the northwest Clare edge near AA railroad property. Lloyd K. Johnson says the plant will use poplar, aspen, and scrub oak from farmers within about fifty miles, creating a cash crop for local farmland managers. The Ann Arbor Railroad and Consumers Power show interest in supporting infrastructure and power needs.
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Superior Hardboard Corporation
Clare
Clare Sentinel
Lloyd K. Johnson
Ann Arbor Railroad
George 5. Strange
Owosso
The
Sentinel
Hardboard
Superior Hardboard Corp
AA Railroad
Consumers Power Company
Consumers
Superior Hardboard
Johnson
Michigan
New Oil and Gas Field Drilling Underway in Greenwood and Hamilton
In Greenwood township Lud Segerlund tests show no oil in Kuehl No 1. Dun dee formation undercuts discovery by 20 feet as drilling continues into Richfield. Budd No 1 offsets northwest at 2 000 feet. Seagerlund Caner No 2 and other offsets staked. Hamilton field reports six oil producers and 12 gas wells with several Richfield tests upcoming. Frost and Hayes townships host multiple gas wells with Fry Bates No 1 drilling set next week.
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Lud Segerlund
Nese NE
Greenwood Township
Dundee
Greenwood
Segerlund
Caner Et
W. Iehle
A. Iutzi
Mininger Church
Kuepfer-Holdeman
A. Jutzi B
Jutzi-Kuepfer
Hamilton Field
Fry No
Spudder
T Litwiller
Coskey-Gronda
Dunham Coskey
Coskey-Girl Scouts
Hayes Township
Frodey-Woods
Fry-Bates
Brooks Speaks at Woodmen Meeting in Lenton
About one hundred people attended the Modern Woodmen dinner at the St. Charles Church auditorium in Lenton. State manager Henry Brooks spoke after Lloyd Langworthy of Clare presented the district manager. The evening included songs and recognition of long-time members Floyd Harrison and Gerald Rukenbrodh.
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St. Charles Church
Lenton
Bert Melsillip
John Jacobs
Lloyd Langworthy
Clare
Henry Brooks
America
Jacobs
Floyd Harrison
Gerald Rukenbrod
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CHS
St.Louis
County Cancer Society
MSC Fresh
Zenobia Chapter
Donald H. Holbrook
First Judicial Circuit
Isabella
Citizen” of
Mary Ann Lepasky
Gerald Hendrie
Georgia Lee Shayler
Jayne Larry
Michael Campbell
Karen Wallington
Garth Wood
Jaine Carncross
Gary Zastrow
Larry Mogg
Lee Sowle
Gene Rowland
Red Cross
Farwell Society
Ruth Melliway
Lake News
Brooks
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