CIO Warns Of CIO PAC Dominance In Legislature
Secretary of State Fred M. Alger warned in speeches across the state that the CIO Political Action Committee plans to spend about 200000 to push Proposal No 2 for legislative reapportionment. He said Muskegon County alone reports a 9000 fund to expand CIO influence and urged backing Proposal No 3 and 8 to prevent a future constitutional convention dominated by industrial counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred M. Alger
Cio-Political Action Committee
Politcal Action Committee
CIO
Alger
Muskegon County Cio
Muskegon
Cio-Pac
Michigan
County policy review favors Hoover Commission reorg in agriculture
A county Family Farm Policy Review at Harrison discussed replacing PMA with suggested reforms. Critics attacked Department of Agriculture for political potential of its programs while the Hoover Commission reorganization received unanimous support.
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Harrison
Department of Agriculture
Hoover Commission
Agriculture Department
Fred Scchlafley
Coleman
Forsberg-Maynard
Doherty
Hall-Fry
Tke Stanley
Farwell
Passing School Bus Brings $100 Fine Tuesday
Howard Cook of R-2 Farwell was arrested Tuesday after passing a stopped Clare school bus discharging pupils on US-27. He pled guilty to reckless driving in Mt. Pleasant Municipal Court and fined 100 dollars plus costs, with option to pay or serve 90 days. Authorities warn that state law requires all cars to stop for school buses when loading or unloading. This marked the second such violation near Clare in a month, though no pupils were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Cook
R-2
Farwell
Ryan
Mt. Pleasant
Cook
Clare
Supt. of
Thomas Campbell
Mt Vernon Grange Chorus to Compete in District Song Festival
The Mt Vernon Grange chorus will sing in the district song festival conducted by the Michigan State Grange next Wednesday evening October 8 at 8 00 pm in the Methodist church in Mt Pleasant. The chorus hopes for a place in the State Grange Song Festival part of the annual Mt Pleasant meeting. All Grange members are invited to attend.
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Mt. Vernon
Ina Hammond Heads Michigan Gold Star Mothers Convention
Ina Hammond presided as department president and general chairman at the American Gold Star Mothers Inc of Michigan convention in Lansing September 26 27 at Hotel Olds. Officers elected include Joln D Armond Kalamazoo first vice president Veronica Metzger Saginaw second vice president Ruth Poppenger Ann Arbor recording secretary Myrtle Kessel Wyandotte treasurer and Hammond as parliamentarian and National Chaplain. The banquet featured Judge Donald E Holbrook Clare and Governor G Mennon Williams as speakers with gifts presented to Hammond and remarks of gratitude from Clare Chapter delegates and guests.
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American Gold Star Mothers Inc. of
Michigan
Olds
Lansing
Ina Hammond
Betty Brice
Pleasant
Lola Bengry
Joln D'Armond
Clawson
Gertrude Williams
Kalamazoo
Veronica Metzger
Saginaw
Ruth Poppenger
Ann Arbor
Myrtle Kessel
Wyandotte
Clare
Esther Brown
Jennie Bowler
Dora Hess
Violet Querback
Brown
Bowler
Hess
Querback
Thatcher
Mt. Pleasant
Clete Stammond
Mas Hammond
Howard Brown
Donald Holbrook
Mabel Horton
Greta Masten
Leslie Nevins
Michigan Conservation Plans Deer Harvest and Pheasant Moves
The Conservation Department outlines longer pheasant seasons shifted to October 20 to aid harvests and reduce crop damage. It also plans a controlled antlerless deer harvest in eastern Michigan with permits, aiming to curb overpopulation and starvation.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Navy
Hunter Army
Woodstock
Conservation Commission
Deer Country
DeMolay Elects Officers For Six Months
Glenn FF Sanford Chapter De Molay met at Clare Masonic Temple for officer elections. New six month leaders are Wm Seiter Jr Master Counsellor Blair Seiter Senior Counsellor Nyle Haggart Junior Counsellor. They will pick appointive officers. installation and representative details to be announced.
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Glenn FF
Sanford
DeMolay
Clare Masonic Temple
Wm, Seiter, Jr
Blair Seiter
Nyle Haggart
Irvin Ruby
Detroit
Larry Mverts
Robert Roe
Joe Humphrey
Shearaton-Cadillac
Langworthy Wins Fraternal Trip To Coast
Lloyd L Langworthy Clare district manager for Modern Woodmen of America will attend a two day gathering of top ranking state and district managers in San Francisco California next week. He is one of 43 Modern Woodmen field representatives in the United States to qualify for the all expense trip by record production in the past ten months. The San Francisco meeting will include a conference with society officials boat and bus trips and a banquet honoring the trip winners.
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Lloyd L. Langworthy
Clare
Modern Woodmen of America
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Students Enter Voice of Democracy Contest in Clare
Nine students compete in the Voice of Democracy contest including John Colmus Joyce Thayer Ir vin Ruby Ted Hoersch Madeline Brockway Joyce Holbrook Helen Cook Carolyn Carter and Roger Brinkerhoff. Robert Acker of the Mt Pleasant Junior Chamber outlines rules and offers guidance as Clare aims for another first place following last year’s win by Dick Ulrich who received a $50 war bond a radio and a trophy.
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Voice of Democracy
John Colmus
Joyce Thayer
Irvin Ruby
Ted Hoersch
Madeline Brockway
Joyce Holbrook
Helen Cook
Carolyn Carter
Roger Brinkerhoff
Clare
Dick. Ulrich
Robert Acker
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Little Delivers Convention Talk to Clare High
Mrs. Jack Little, an alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention in Chicago, spoke to Clare High School social studies classes on September 26 about her experiences. She described the nomination and election process and vivid parade scenes, later showing sample convention materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Little
Chicago
Clare High School
Kiwanis Pancake Supper Offered in Clare
The Clare Kiwanis Club invites all to a pancake supper at the Clare Masonic Temple from 6:00 to 8:00 next Wednesday evening in October. Enjoy all you can eat pancakes at popular prices with proceeds aiding the underprivileged children fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Kiwanis Club
Clare Masonic Temple
Kiwanis Club
Local youth injured after stopping to watch fight
Jackie Lockwood of Lake George reportedly received a black eye after being distracted by a fight on the way home from school. He collided with a stone wall as he watched two boys punch and spar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Lockwood
Lake George
Inside Pages Briefs and Market Reports
Harrison Ruth updates from Melviay City with bowling scores and society notes. Fatwell Farm News covers agricultural insights alongside local market reports and Lake News highlights. Rosebush churches add notices and public ads appear in the pages.
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Harrison Ruth Melviay
City Briefs
Society O Market Report
Fatwell Farm News Lake News
Rosebush Churches
Aeute
Congregational Rally Day on October 5 at Church School
Parents and all children invited to the Congregational Sunday School Rally Day on October 5 at 9 45 am with a special program by Beginners and Junior Senior departments. New hymnbooks will be used and attendance goals noted as Christian Education Week continues with Layman's Family and Guest Sundays planned for October.
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Congregational
Wallace Johnson
Michigan
John Jocham
Jack Spencer
Effie Hales
Lionel Duncan
Harold Hughes
Edward Archey
Willis Hawkins
Doris Grant
George Beck
Dex Elden
Olson
A. D. Wilson
Stuart Bickne
The
Congregational Church
New Times
Oscar Olson
Bob Witmer Sells Prime Steers At St Johns Sale
The Clare High School FFA sent members Eldean White Ken McConnell Norm Smith Bob Witmer Jake Miller Lyle Bates Norris Bay Bill Drake and Merlewayne Cotton to a sale at St Johns that began Friday afternoon. One Clare steer graded prime earning $35.75 sixth highest. Michigan State College speakers Graydon Blank Harry Moxly and W L Sweeny discussed feeding fat lambs and steers.
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Clare High School
FFA
St. Johns
Eldean White
Ken McConnell
Norm Smith
Bob Witmer
Jake Miller
Lyle Bates
Norris Bay
Bill Drake
Merlewayne Cotton
Clare
Cade
Graydon Blank
Harry Moxly
W. L. Sweeny
Michigan State College
Clare Community Council Annual Meeting Notes
Clare Community Council will hold its annual meeting at City Hall on Monday night October 18 at 7 30. It requests all organized groups in the community to send representatives to attend.
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Clare Community Council
Central Michigan College Arts Series Schedule
Five programs are set for the Artist Series at Central Michigan College this year. Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo opens October 27 followed by Mileen Farrell November 19, Gyorgy Sandor February 18, Charles Laughton April 9, and the St. Louis Sinfonietta May 4. Season tickets are available at the college business office. Serge Denham heads the new concert company. Eileen Farrell is a noted dramatic soprano. Gyorgy Sandor has gained wide acclaim as recitalist and soloist with major orchestras. Charles Laighton draws large crowds with his readings.
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Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Mileen Farrell
Gyorgy Sandor
Charles Laughton
St. Louis Sinfonietta
Central Michigan College Business Office
Serge Denham
Ballet Russe
Eileen Farrell
Europe
America
Hungary
Bela Bartek
Charles Laighton
Aesop
Shakespeare
Dickens
de Maupassant
James Thurber
Thomas Mani
Marryin Justice Unites Two Couples in One Day
Municipal Justice Wim B Dunlop united two couples in a single Saturday ceremony at his home in Clare. Josephine Jasmine and Fred Edinborough wed, with Rachel Jasmine and Fred W Thurston as attendants. Mary Stark and Stuart G C Boyce also took vows, joined by Marguerite Warren and Harrison O Warren as attendants.
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Wim. B. Dunlop
Fred M. Alger
Josephine Jasmine
Chas. Jasmine
Fred Edinborough
Arthur Edinborough
Clare
Justice Dunlop
Rachel Jasmine
The
Pride
Fred W. Thurston
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Stark
Saginaw
Stuart GC. Boyce
Linden
Marguerite Warren
Harrison O. Warren
Fenton
Clare JV Edges Gladwin JV 12 7 in Thriller
Clare's junior varsity defeated Gladwin's JV last Thursday night 12 to 7 on Clare field. Nick Cotton ran 75 yards for Clare's opening TD in the first quarter. Leo Smith scampered in for Clare's second score, and Gladwin added a late TD with a final turnover on Clare's ten yard line.
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Clare
Gladwin
Nick Cotton
Kyle Hatley
Bob Haynak
Leo Smith
Alger campaigns in Clare county with speeches and dinner
A group of Clare county Republicans hosted gubernatorial candidate Fred M. Alger at Clare airport on Saturday for three speeches and a Hotel Doherty dinner. He urged defeating reapportionment Amendment No 2 and voting yes on Amendment No 3, framed Michigan as a pilot for socialism, and praised Eisenhower. He spoke of reducing state expenditures and warned against party dominance by four counties while endorsing Charles King for Supreme Court and urging voter registration.
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Clare County
Fred M. Alger
Clare
Doherty
Farwell
Alger
Fred Siegle
Labor Party
Wayne
Oakland
Genesee
Saginaw
Farm Bureau
Mr. Alger
Howard Everts
Michigan
Gen. Eisenhauer
Lansing
Cederberg
Bay City
Harold B. Hughes
Clara County Republican Committee
Oscar Witt Olson
C. McArthur
Russell Otterbine
Isabella County Republican Committee
Delia Wild
Isabella County Republican Women's Club
Harry Tope
Eighth
Malcolm Wardrup
Isabella County
Sarah Schaeffer
Republican Women’s Club
Elizabeth Little
Fred Siegel
Wm. A. Henderson
George Bates
Peter Oman
Wm. B. Dunlop
Alex MckKintrion
Fred Schaaf
Social Welfare Bureau
John IF. Brown
Atty
Robert Campbell
Max Dean
Midland County
Charles Gooper
Art Damoth
Mabel Mulder
Republican
Hughes
Political Action Committee
Charles King
Justice of the Supreme Court
Clare youths hurt in near Saginaw crash
James Chapman and John Hall Jr were severely injured when their car drove off the highway 15 miles south of Saginaw on US 10 at 9 PM Monday. Dale Daly was treated and released. Chapman remains hospitalized with throat injuries and Hall has a broken left forearm. The Studebaker was a total loss and insured.
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Clare
James Chapman
John Hall, Jr
Saginaw
Us-10
Jim
John
Studebaker
Dale Daly
St. Mary’s Hospital
Chapman
Hall
Daly
McEwan
Fourth Streets
Chrysler
Win. Burchendr
Glendale
Chevrolet
Chas. Bh. Manwaring
Harrison
Burchenol
Manwaring
Commerce Group Seeks City Wide Big Buck Contest
The Commerce Group plans to sponsor a Big Buck Contest expansion with Hgh Speed gas station support. A noonday luncheon at Barnes Cafe on October 7 invites business men to join. Kraft Foods guests Noel Hemmert and Sidney Beal distributed tickets last year and will again. Jennings Archambault, president, urges dues payment immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes Cafe
Hgh Speed Gas Station
Earl Ruby
Lyman Marsh
Noel Hemmert
Sidney Beal
Kraft Foods
Jennings Archambault
EMTA to Meet in Bay City October 16
Invitations are mailed for the Hast Michigan Tourist Association annual meeting to be held in Bay City on October 16 at the Wenonal Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EMTA
Bay City
Hast Michigan Tourist Association
Wenonal Hotel
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Jeanette Allen
Joan Raymond
Janet Bradley
Nina Rose Micite
Rosemary Hemstreet
Janet Shaver
Nelda Montney
A. W. Johnstone
Cadillac
Fred Weatherhead
L. H. Murphy
Jessie Gleason
J. M. VanDuesen
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Duane Allen
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State Journal
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Hammond
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