Pioneers Edge St Louis 7 to 6 In Close Gridiron Narrow Win
Clare High School Pioneers defeat St Louis 7 to 6 on a third quarter drop kick by Carl Cappaert and a fourth down TD by Ernie Bryant. St Louis threatened late with a 30 yard pass to Walker but was tackled by Cappaert at the goal line as time expired. Clare outgained St Louis 188 to 69 and has not lost to them since 1935.
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Pioneers
Clare High School
Strop
St. Laws
Carl Cappaert
Clare
St. Louis
Ernie Bryant
Cappaert
St.Louis
Ankrim
Walker
Pioners
Casper
Clare High
Clare Highs Adds Lockers And New Football Shirts
Clare High School announces twenty new spacious lockers with combination locks in the locker room. The school board plans twenty more lockers next year. The football team also gets flashy new shirts welcomed by the players ahead of the next game.
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Clare High School
Local Family News From Arthur Center Area
Mrs Bates and Mrs Shull among mourners as Arthur Lower family grieves. P T A meeting delayed to Friday October 4. Congratulations to newlyweds Mr and Mrs Lewis. Bates sisters LaVerne and Mary Helen return to CSTC Mt Pleasant. Residents visit Arthur Lower home as community members call on Glen Lower family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bates
Anna Shull
Mary Helen Bates
C.S.T.C
Mt. Pleasant
Arthur
Local families visit relatives across Michigan towns
Brand Roth Williams of Bim Grove and Dorothy Davis of Brénnen Lake join Sunday gathering with Dorothy’s grandparents, while Ray Beacher and Junior Cooper of Detroit visit the Davis family. Several couples travel between Coleman, Mt. Morris, Saginaw, Clare, Hersey, Lansing and Flint for weekend visits and Sunday gatherings. Gloria Shaver suffers tonsillitis as guests toast with Ted Newman family. other couples hosted throughout the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Nellie Tryon
Clare
I. A. Turner
Reed
Mt. Morris
Harold Shaver
al Shaver
Don Shaver
Ronald Chatterton
Saginaw
Sunrise Duck Season Opens with Dawn Hunts in Local Lakes
The duck hunting season opened last Tuesday with hundreds of hunters at local lakes. Hunters await the official sunrise at 6 32 a m and follow federal duck stamp rules. The conservation officers publish daily hours for Clare Isabella Roscommon counties with slight regional adjustments and note Houghton Lake closes at 2 00 p m. Eastern Standard Time applies.
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Clare County
Isabella County
Roscommion County
Houghton Lake
Sunday Visits and Local News at Glen Blystone Home
The Glen Blystone family hosted guests at Fowler Apple Orchard and many local families shared Sunday meals and visits. Notable arrivals included Lansing residents Jack Hendrie and Virgil Goodman, Coleman and Sag inaw friends, and relatives from Clare Ann Arbor Dover and Grand Rapids. Verne Haines bought a horse from Al Shaver and congratulations poured in for Judd Blystone and his wife on their newborn daughter.
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Ted Newman
Jack Hendrie
Virgil Goodman
Lansing
Cook
Houghton Heights
J. C. Newman
Calvin Ankney and Son
Norris Blystana
Kay Ann
Clare
Ronald Blystone
Ann Arbor
Glen Blystone
Jim Gregg
Stanley
K. A. Turner
Mickle
Dover
Rex Robinett
Harl and
Nard
West Grant
L. Robinett
Floyd Sutton
Irene
Dot Moore
Laura
Flint
Verne Haines
George Scotts
Lake
Frances Gordon
Lester Garver
Glen Gordon
Bob
al Shaver
Judd Blystone
Winterfield Notes On Local Family Movements
Mrs Sam Davis and Mrs Sherman Boyer of Flint visit Winterfield for a week due to their father Edd Cutler’s hospitalization in Cadillac. Nealie Cook is ill. Frank Davis and Edith joined by Ray Walker to LaPorte after Midland trip. Glavencé Coleman called to Buffalo NY for illness of daughter. Jean Dunn of Ypsilanti visiting her parents James and Mrs Dunn. Mrs Davis hosts include Mrs Martin Kheen and C J Delig Russel Davis and others.
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Sam Davis
Sherman ,Boyer
Flint
Edd
James Dunn
Frank Davis
Davis
Martin Kheen
C. J. Delig
Russel. Davis
Jeate
Betty Dunn
Grlin Gastexline
Northville
Vander Woude
HINKLEVILLE Community Notes and Visits
A frost forecast for September 25 and 26. Gordon McIntosh filled silo on Tuesday. The Helping Hand club met with Mrs. John Sparble on September 25 with seven members and two visitors. Officers for the coming year were elected: Vern Moline president, F Hinkle vice president, Gordon McIntosh secretary, Al Byba treasurer, A Oliver recreation leader, Jamies Touro Works Committee chair. Next meeting October 9 at Gordon McIntosh home with pot luck.
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Gordon MclIntosh
Silo
Wellington Moline
Donald
Vern Moline
Lansing
Leoliver
Toledo
Ohio
IE. Hinkle
Frank Ogg
Gladwin
Arthur Sharland
Arthur Gagner
Harold ‘Purvis
Bay City
Arthur Bellinger
Wreddie
Carl Cotton
Colonville
McCreary
Pontiac
F. Hinkle
Gordon McIntosh
al Byba
A. Oliver
Jamies Touro
Pleasant Valley Visitors Share Weekend at Local Homes
Pleasant Valley residents visit neighbors and relatives Sunday and Monday. Mr and Mrs T J Smith and family of Boyne City spend Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Howard Penrose. Otto Kleiner and Ruth Ann join the Kleiner and Bay families for a Sunday dinner. The Bay and David households host guests including Burton Bay, Alfred Bay, Ernest S Bonn, and Portland attendees. Roy Townsend of Michigan visits Jennie Bates.
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T. J. Smith
Howard Tytle
Boyne City
Howard Penrose
Otto Kleiner
Gerber
Burton Bay
Alfred Bay
Aid
Robert, Kleiner
Ruth Ann
Henry
Sunday Family Visit Highlights Local Neighbors
Miss Olive Russell and Pat Walters with Mr and Mrs Clarence Bay and children gathered Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs Ward Walters for a social visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Russell
Pat Walters
Clarence Bay
Wthard Walters
Freeman Family Weekend Visits and Local Activities
West Freeman reports Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook and family spent Saturday and Sunday with Clare Marks and family at Tippy Dam and attended church at Brethren. Mrs. Anna Gaffney and Mrs. Ollie Middleton attended an auction in Clare. The John Gaffney family hosted visits and Heart calls, with Thelma Gaffney joining Monday. George Gaffney visited his brother Alfred's home Sunday. Otis Hicks of Sears visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cook, Sunday.
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Clarence
Clare Marks
Tippy Dam
Brethren
Anna Gaffney
Ollie Middleton
Clare
John Gaffney
Elton Darnell
Arthur Hansen
Thelma
Heart
Orval Martin
John. Gaffney
George Gaffney
Alfred
Otis Hicks
Sears
Thomas Cook
Aid notes and social rounds in Eagle column
The Eagle society page covers an Aid meeting at Mrs. Ernest Kleiner with a pot luck and quilting, an October 10 gathering at Mrs. Elnora Allen, wedding trip updates for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hutchinson, visits from relatives, a wedding shower for Bernard and Winora Allen, a belling event, the Laton Ford family moving to Clare, illness news of Mrs. A White, a Sunday dinner at the Hutchinson home, revival services at Colonville, favorable weather, and duck season opening near Bailey Lake.
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Aid
Ernest Kleiner
Elnora Allen
Norman Hutchinson
Colorado
George Vande Walker
Wyoming
Don Bates
Nebraska
West
Charles Merril
Frank Barton
Carrie Sandburn
Henry Kleiner
Sanborn
Carrie Kleiner
Bernard Allen
Winora Allen
Laton Ford
Mary Belle
Clare
Ford
A. White
Jennie Bates
Robert Hutchinson
Colonville
Bailey Lake
Sailor Stephen Driver First Called Flag Old Glory
Stephen Driver, an aging Civil War sailor, was the first to call the American flag Old Glory, a nickname that stuck as a symbol of the nation during the war era.
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Stephen Driver
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