Community Newspaper Editorial Conference Set at Michigan State
Michigan State College hosts the Community Newspaper Editorial Conference October 30 31 sponsored by the Michigan Press Association and MSU information services editors publishers and writers will discuss what readers want in local newspapers George Van Koevering chairs the opening session homemaker and farmer speakers open the program with a Q A period Shoptalk will be led by Robert Marshall and BH C Hayhon dinner features D ff Warner on the 3 D of Community Service Saturday covers Todays Game with Biggie Munn panel on Civic Responsibilities and closing notes on reporting community problems pilot study in St Johns reported by Louis Berman Meredith Clark and Gene Alleman will close the meeting with a football game at Michigan State College audience to join later at the Oregon State game
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Michigan State College
Michigan Press Association
Msvc
Daily
Weekthy
George van Koevering
Zeeland Record
Kelloge Center
Lynn Post
Route 2
Rockford
Charles Davis
Onondaga
Shoptalk
Robert Marshall
Ogeman County Herald
West Branch
C. Hayhon
Hillsdale Daily News
D.ff Warner
M.C. Cooperative Extension Service
Biggie Munn
Spartans
Ernest Britton
Midland
James Hoekzema
Berrien County
Hubert J Brown
Marshall
St. Johns
Louis Berman
Whitehall Forum
Meredith Clark
Vicks- Dare
1800 Teachers Attend MEA Conference in Mt Pleasant
The Michigan Education Association Conference of Region 12 drew over 1800 teachers and administrators to Central Michigan College of Education in Mt. Pleasant on October 1 and 2. Noted speakers included Colon Schaibly Charles Anspach M P Anderson G Robi Koopman and R H Montgomery. The event launched the first year of the new statewide conference structure with afternoon and Friday small-group discussions.
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Michigan Education Assocciation Conference
Central Michigan College of Education
Mt. Pleasant
Colon Schaibly
Michigan
N.E.A
Charles Anspach
M. P. Anderson
Michigan Education Assn
G. Robi. Koopman
Department of Public Instruction
Lansing
R. H. Montgomery
University of Texas
Austin
Texas
Mitch’s coffee hack boosts strength of seven cent powder
Maurice Mitchell is described as a coffee lover who secretly cripples seven cent instant coffee by spiking it with a stronger powder to create very potent brews. The tale notes his quiet appetite for extra strong coffee and his discreet methods.
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Maurice Mitchell
Mitch
Midland man Scott Wilson dies after heart attack year
Death of Scott Wilson of Midland reported after a heart attack in August. He owned a cottage on the South Shore of High Point Lake and is survived by his wife and son Robert. Funeral services were held Tuesday in Midland.
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Scott Wilson
Midland
Hight Point Lake
Robert
Walter Cross Dies at Flint. Longtime Hight Point Lake Cottagers Leader
Walter Cross of Flint, a veteran cottage owner at Hight Point Lake and board member of the Hight Point Lake Cottagers Association, died Tuesday in Flint after a several month illness. He is survived by his wife and by nieces and nephews.
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Walter Cross
Flint
Hight Point Lake
JVs Bring Winning Team To Home Fans
Clare High School's junior varsity football opens at home against Beaverton on Tuesday October 15 with a 7 236 span. The team impressed by routing Reed City 38 13 last week and shows speed power and fundamentals. Ticket prices for home JV games drop to 30 cents for adults and 15 cents for students to boost attendance per Ken Ritter athletics board president.
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Junor
Wth
Beaverton
Clare
Reed City
Clare High School Athletic Board
Ken Ritter
Rotary Speaker Lyle Bond At Clare Rotary Talk
Lyle Bond a Clare county native now in radio TV entertainment spoke at the regular Wednesday noon Rotary meeting in Hotel Doherty. He recounted start in announcing and shared humorous anecdotes while stressing air breaks as a speaker’s hazard. Several Rotarians and guests attended, including visitors from Mt. Pleasant and Wisconsin.
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Lyle Bond
Rotary
Doherty
Clare County
Clare
Lyle
Allen
Walter Kleiner
Bond
Tom Harmon
Harmon
Fred Turbush
al L.seiter
Bill Brake
Dr. Kelsey
Mt. Pleasant
Dex Hilden
LaGoe
New Dodge Models Shown at Bruckart's 1954 Opening
John Bruckart Dodge showcases four 1954 Dodge cars including a Royal V-8 four door with blue gray styling and white wall tires. The Royal V-8 claims a 150 hp engine setting AAA stock car records at Bonneville Salt Flats this month. Also on display are two Coronets and a Meadow Brook V-8 with 140 hp, all in distinctive green color schemes.
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John Bruckart Dodge
Flymouth
Dodge
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Bruckart
Cars Crash At McEwan And State Streets
A 3:30 Saturday accident at McEwan and State Streets involved Ruby Campbell of Coleman and Miss Wyman. Wyman’s left turn in a 1950 Ford was struck by Campbell in a 1938 Plymouth while attempting to pass. Damages were estimated at 160 dollars for Wyman and 100 dollars for Campbell. Campbell was issued four summons for failure to stop in an assured clear distance.
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Ruby Campbell
Coleman
McEwan
State Streets
October Final Induction Quota Regulated by Local Board
The Selective Service Board announces October final induction quota at one. Bernard Wilson, clerk, states three Clare county men will depart October 22 for prephysicals in Detroit, with ten more for pre physicals on November 4. A set for final induction in October 13 and November 4 details follow.
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Selective Service Board
Bernard Wilson
Arthur Jerred
Clare
Armed Rootes
Detroit
Clare County
Sentinel Open House Marks Diamond Anniversary
The Sentinel announces a two day open house October 16 and 17 to celebrate its Diamond Anniversary since founding and the move to the current plant in 1988. Highlights include Cor respondent's Day and Advertisers Day with reader writers and advertisers showcased.
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Clare Sentinel
Businss
Movd
Sentinel
Traffic Law Violations Bring Fines
Bay City youths and others faced Municipal Court in a December round of traffic penalties. Key defendants include John Anthony Sichultz 17, charged with reckless driving and fined 54 dollars after pleading guilty. William Wenk 27 paid 12 dollars after pleading guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct. Other fines ranged from 5 to 100 dollars with restitution or jail days as part of penalties.
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John Anthony Sichiultz
Bay City
Wm. B. Dunlop
Muncipal Court
Riff
William Wenk
Sichultz
Lyle H. Bernard
Clark
Bernard
Clint L. Brown
Grand Rapids
MeeHwan St
Brown
Jake Zimimeman
Seven Boys Win Kraft Junior Dairyman Awards for 1953
Seven boys were named Kraft Foods Junior Dairyman winners for 1953, receiving prizes, a trophy, a $25 defense bond, and a trip to Chicago. Ed Carpenter. Walter and Dan Bay. Donald Fairchild. Jake Wilford. Richard Fancon. and Donald Parker earned top honors or mentions at a dinner in Harrison with families present.
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Chicago
Kraft Foods Company
Surrey House
Harrison
Ed Carpenter
Clarence Carpenter
Beaverton
Carpenter
Kraft
Walter Bay
Dan Bay
Clare
Glen Bay
Walter
Dan
Donald Fairchild
Shepherd
Harold Paischild
Jake Wilford
Gladwin
Gordon Wilford
Richard Fancon
Horace Fancon
Donald Parker
Bedverton
Delmar Parker
Krafit
Noel Hemmert
Sid Beale
Ofere
Perry Cowell
Beaveron
Hemmert
Clare-Gladwin-Isabella
Beaverton High
Maurice Studio
Clare Scouts Honor Two Boys At Eagle And Life Rank
Jim Nivylson advanced to Eagle Scout at a St Cecilia parish ceremony in Clare. Pat McConnell earned Life Scout, second only to Eagle, during a candle light presentation by Troop 120. Community leaders and local officials praised the scouts and thanked supporters after the ceremony.
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Jim Nivylson
St. Cecilia’s
Pat McConnell
Dominic McConnell
Hagle
Tom Dawyer
Larry Beck
Clare Council Knights
McConnell
Dexter Elden
Sentinel Office
Bill Seitz
John Bruckart
Kuno Hammerberg
Ralph Cole
New Home For Roy Dunbar Real Estate
Roy Dunbar announces the opening of his new real estate office and headquarters on West US-10 in Clare. The white frame building at 631 West Fifth Street features a 16 by 20 foot neat and modern office with knotty pine interior and large picture windows overlooking the expanding area. Two sales representatives, Herman Miller and Bob Jones, work for Dunbar Real Estate Service which handles all types of property.
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Roy Dunbar
Dunbar Real Estate Service
Herman Miller
Bob Jones
the Sentinel
Well Baby Clinic Dates Announced
The regular Well Baby Conference will be held in Harrison Court House basement on Friday October 16 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Warwell Methodist Church on Wednesday October 31 from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. Glare Congregational Church Basement on Wednesday October Bins 1:00 to 3:50 p.m.
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Harrison Court House
Warwell Methodist Church
Glare Congregational
County Chamber Proposal Gathers Regional Support
Clare county officials and Chamber members consider forming a county board of commerce to unite Lake George Farwell Harrison and Clare groups. A new tourist map project shown at a Hotel meeting aims to replace the county supervisors map and spur regional activity with another meeting set for October 13.
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Clare County Chamber of Commerce
Laurence Seiter
Lake George
Farwell
Harrison
Clare
Robert Campbell
Clare Chamber of Commerce
County Supervisors
Chamber of Commercce
Central College Artist Course Lineup Announced
Central Michigan College reveals five attractions for the artist course series for the coming year. Boris Goldovsky performs October 15 in the Qenera Theatre. Jose Greco and company dance November 9. Camilla Wicks violinist February 4. Barbara Gibson soprano February 22. Ernest and Miles Meaney twin pianists March 0. All shows start at 8 15 p.m. in the college auditorium. Contact the College Business Office at Mt. Pleasant for tickets.
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Central Michigan College
Fred R. Bush
Central
Boris Goldovsky
Qenera Theatre
Jose Greco
Camilla Wicks
Barbara Gibson
Ernest
Miles’ Meaney
College Business Office
Mt. Pleasant
Typewriter Stolen From Frank Haynak s West DiS 10 Ward
Frank Haynak reported to City Police that a Remington Quiet typewriter was stolen from his place of business on West DiS 10 between Thursday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hayrak
Remington Quiét Riter
West Dis-10
Flint Driver Arrested Here For Car Theft
Laverne Short of Flint, 21, was arrested by Clare City Police at 10 30 Sunday evening and held for Flint Police for stealing a 1953 Buick. He fueled at Orville Sim ons station eight miles north of Clare on US 27 and left without paying four dollars and fifty seven cents.
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Laverne Short
Flint
Clare
Short
Orville Simons
Pera
Clare Students Now Attending Michigan Tech
Five Clare students attend the Sault Branch of Michigan College of Mining and Technology. Marcus Krieule is a sophomore geology student, Donald Thayer a sophomore mechanical engineering student, James Holbrook and Kenneth McConnell are freshmen electrical engineering majors. Holbrook has a Michigan High School scholarship, Trvin Ruby is a freshman in chemical engineering.
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Clare
Sault
Michigan College of Mining and Technology
Marcus Krieule
Donald Thayer
James Holbrook
Kenneth McConnell
Holbrook
Michigan
Trvin Ruby Jig
Clare High Homecoming Plans Stir Community
Homecoming events for Clare High School build toward the October 28 celebration. Committees are coordinating parades floats decorations bonfires snake dances and royalty festivities to boost turnout and support the team against Ithaca.
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Clare High
Ithaca
Segerlund Takes Over Northwest District Sewer Job
City Commission abandoned all bids for the Northwest District sewer project and awarded labor to Lud Segerlund of Harrison. He hires Martin R. Robinson of Evant for a test trenching phase at 11 750 but bonds failed. ongoing work costs run about 16 8 0 per hour, about 2.50 per foot, with delays from water and shifting sand.
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City Commission
John R
Segerlund
Robinson
Commission
McHwan Street
Wheaton Avenue
1954 auto license plates near. Mrs Damoth quiet on 22 22
In a light note a 1954 plate year approaches and Mrs Art Damoth has not faced jokes about her PY 22 22 number. The number amuses because it echoes Art's business office telephone, though no one teases her publicly.
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Art Damoth
Bette
Art
Amateur Talent Show plans announced for local fraternal group
Charles Gioner announced this week plans are forming for the yearly Amateur Talent Show staged here by a fraternal organization. Children and young people seeking entry details should contact Jim Clare by mail.
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Charles Cgioner
Jimir Clare
Clare High School Gridders Roll To Two Wins In Fall Slate
Clare High School football beat Reed City 12-0 under Friday night lights, with Joe Humphrey’s 95 yard interception return for a TD sealing the win. Clare then defeated St Louis 12-6 at home, capturing the “Gasper” goat as Norvis Bay and Leo Smith scored and Ron Garthe starred on defense.
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Clare High School
Reed City
St. Louis
CHS
Clare
Joe Humphrey
Pioneers
Casper
Coyotes
Pioneer
Humphrey
Crimsor
Gasper
Bill Sie
Ight
Norvis Bay
St. St. Louis
Leo Smith
Palmer
Ron Garthe
Ron
Jim Duncan
Mark Ruark
Bill Ulrich
Jim Chandanais
Army Reserve Unit Organized in Clare Plans Forming Company
Captain McCormick of Bay City and Lieutenant Cochran of Mt. Pleasant met with local youths in the Clare city hall American Legion room Monday evening to plan forming a U S Army Reserve company. Cochran to command. another meeting scheduled soon.
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McCormick
Bay City
Cochran
Mt. Pleasant
American Legion
Clare City Hall
U. S. Army
City Allocates $100 for Kiddies Christmas Party
Clare city approves a $100 contribution to the Fire Department fund supporting the annual Kiddies Christmas Party for local children.
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Clare
Avon
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M.E.A
Java Transfusion
Jvs
Clare Boy Scouts
Father Sruba
Judge Holbrook
K. of C
Well
County Board of Commerce
Central College
Frank Haynak
Michigan Tech
L. Segerlund
Toot Two
Perry’s Boys
Lake
Ruth McKnay
Parm
Rosebush
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