Art Ulrich Wins Bond in Standard All American Contest
Arthur Ulrich of Clare, a Standard Oil dealer, won a $100 United States Savings Bond in Standard's All American Contest. Saginaw district manager M Hutchinson said Ulrich was among 27 district winners from over 500 dealers and recognized for good customer driveway service and standards at his station.
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Arthur Ulrich
Standard Oil
Clare
United States Savings
Standard
Saginaw
M. Hutchinson
Ulrich
Jackson County Plowman tops 1961 National Contest near Melrose
Glen Steward of Springport, 21, won the National Plowing Contest near Melrose Minnesota with a cash award and two trophies. He farms 550 acres with brothers and has 4-H roots, earlier placing in Michigan 4-H plowing and finishing second in the 1960 national contest. The event was sponsored by Alexander Implement Sales of Parma. MSU director Harold Henneman discusses expanding the two year short course in agriculture to train future farmers and place graduates on farms.
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Glen Steward
Springport
Melrose
Minnesota
Glen
Jackson County
Michigan
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Alexander Implement Sales
Parma
George Lininger
Harold Henneman
Michigan State University
Hennneman
Henneman
Victor Borge Leads CARE Food Crusade Launch in Detroit
Danish pianist comedian Victor Borge as National Public Service Chairman for CARE headlines the 1961 Food Crusade kickoff in Detroit. He highlights CARE's 15 year history, aims to deliver five million food parcels to 17 countries, funded by $1 per package gifts, with deliveries reaching nearly 3.5 million people over 6 to 12 months. Deliveries cover Afghanistan to Yugoslavia with CARE staff supervising on site.
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Victor Borge
CARE
Michigan
Detroit
National Public Service
Overseas Agency
United States
U. S
Afghanistan
West Berlin
Columbia
Ecuador
Greece
Haiti
Hong Kong
Iran
Israel
Italy
Jordan
Korea
Pakistan
Poland
Turkey
Vietnam
Yugoslavia
Lake Treatment Against Lamprey Moves to East Bay Plan
The U S Bureau of Commercial Fisheries proposes to eradicate lampreys from East Bay Grand Marais and the channel with texaphone after approval by Michigan Conservation Director Gerald B Eddy. A public meeting will be held to explain the plan and address concerns about fish kills in the bay.
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East Bay
Grand Marais
Alger County
U. S. Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Michigan
Gerald B. Eddy
Conservation Department
Social roundup of family and friends visits across Freeland area
Sunday and weekend callers visited relatives in Ashley Gladwin Farwell Whitney Beach and Vinegars area. Extended gatherings included birthday party at John Kehl Lakeview and meals with Perry Davis James Irwin families. Local church supper planned at Arthur Center Church of God on October 26 with Perry and Allan Davis family attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Fowler
Austin Fowler
Ashley
Vern Worden
Ray Boyer
Evelyn
Elizabeth
Henry Boyer
Jack Boyer
Rose Lang
Janet Strohkirch
Leslie Athey
David
Gladwin
Norman Orvis
Kenneth Martin
Standish
Lyle Farrow
Albert Baslick
Farwell
Bertha Whitney
Dinah Schliter
Dolly Boyer
Whitney Beach
Carol Dean
Neil Stuhr
Vinegars
Bill Lynch
Edenville
Norman Myers
Perry Davis
John Kehl
Lakeview
Danny
Johnny
Ray Boyers
Patsy Newman
Agnes Boyer
Marilyn Boyer
Nancy Frisby
Judy Marotzke
Clare
Jim Embrey
Arthur Center Church of God
Allan Davis
Kim
Craig
Charles Davis
James Irwin
Central Michigan Plans New York Travel Course 1962
Central Michigan University announces its New York Music Travel Course running January 26 to February 4, 1962. The ten day program offers two hours of credit with visits to Broadway musicals, symphonies, operas, ballets, art museums and New York sights. Auditors and non enrolled individuals may participate by contacting Field Services or Norman Dietz at CMU before October 15.
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Central Michigan University
New York
Norman Dietz
Central
Field Services
Dietz
Mf. Pleasant
Lake News Johnsons and Friends Visit With Relatives
Mrs Godfrey Beck and Mr and Mrs A Hall of Pomona California are returning home after a two week visit with their daughter and family the William Bratts. Lena Stanley and Mrs Roberts were in Lansing Tuesday. Various relatives and friends visited and stayed with local families including Maggie Miller, Robert Miller and family, and guests from Saginaw Lansing Ithaca and Harrison. Local social notes mention hospital stays repairs and cottage closings as winter approaches.
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Godfrey Beck
A. Hall
Pomona California
William Bratt
Lena Stanley
Roberts
Lansing
Maggie Miller
Robert Miler
George Dierich
Ed Cummings
Saginaw
Robert Miller
Richard Hammond
Dewey Saul
William Barnheart
Jennie Lynn Waters
Ernest de Barr
Harrison
Frank Carstensen
Ithaca
Minnie Gilman
Wilber Giffle
V. A. Hospital
Sagina
Calvin Tryon
Jennie Muir
James Maddox
Mother
Brinton
Gordon Smith
Janet Blair
Silver Lake
Lewis Colton
Janet
Pauline Colton
Joe Mays
Bernard Stewart
Lloyd Close
Mr. Close
Herman Schoultz
Paul de Walt
Detroit
Arthur Smith
Elmer MecClain
Ray Green
Surplus Household Articles Collect in Attic and Basement
A Sentinel note highlights surplus household goods gathering in basements and attics. Readers are urged to consider donating or selling items no longer needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
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Art Ulrich
O. J
Jack
New York Life
Lamprey
Pontiac
Bonneville
McGuire Bros
West U.S
Clare, Michigan
Clare High School
George C. Holley
Holley Carburetor
Sarah Wood
Ronnie Bergstrom
Liane Demo
Marcia Schlafley
Vicki Bryant
Hailey
Brush College
Mrs
Perry D. Davis
CMU Music
Lake News
Entivé
Clare, Mich
Wee Ee
Ruth Leuwerik
Hans Holt
Maria Holst
Union
STEVE _ get
Brigid Jim Paula
Hutton
Rock Hupson
Gina Lollobricida
Sanpra Dek
Boeey Darin
Walter
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