Clare Pioneers Crush St Louis Beaverton 9 0 25 0 Football Night
Clare Pioneers beat St Louis 9 0 after a scoreless first half with a 27 yard run by Ray Lucy. They then trounced Beaverton 25 0 on Oct 11 with Urquhart passes to Doherty and Dwyer scoring and a strong finish by Kinsey and Border. JV team won 12 6 over Coleman with Walt Wilson returning an interception for the final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Pioneer
St. Louis
Michigan Tech
Clare
Pioneers
Ray Lucy
St. Louis Crimson Tide
Beaverton
Clare Pioneers
Urquhart
Johnny Dwyer
Border
Wildcats
Coleman
Clare JV
Hornets
Coleman Varsity
Jim ‘Bader
Walt" Wilson
Little Pioneers
St. Louis Jv’s
W C T U Officers Plan Midland Convention
Local No. 2 of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the Nazarene Church in Temple with Local No. 1 guests. President Mrs. Jeanette Klein er led a program featuring films from the Encyclopaedia Britannica Film Library and the University of Michigan Film Library to educate children on alcohol, driving, and nature. An offering was collected to aid a joint film purchase by Clare County and Rose bush W C T U. Next Local No. 2 meeting set for November 14 at 8:00 at Hagle Church with Rev. Higa Beery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Nazarene Church
Temple
R. J. McBrainie
Jeanette Kleiner
Preston Johnson
Rosebush
Bunny Rabbit
University of Michigan Film Library
Clare County
W.C.T.U
Rosebush W.C.T.U
Colonville
W.O. TU
Hagle Church
Higa Beery
Pennsylvania
Annual Harvest Festival At Clare School Monday
The Clare High School gym hosts the annual Harvest Festival Monday October 16 at 6 30 P M. A dinner precedes a program with short subject movies chosen by principal Floyd Noreau. Proceeds support the P T A and new school additions.
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Clare High School
Symnasium
Floyd Noreau
Howard Everts
P.T.A
Bose
A. F. Bates
Harvest Dance at 1.0.0.F. Hall Moor Saturday
Harvest dance hosted by I O F Prizes awarded for attendees October 14 at 1.0.0.F. Hall Moor Music and refreshments promised for the evening event hosted by local lodge group.
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Rebekah I
Harvest Dance
Hall
Moor
Fire training course begun for Clare First Department members
Clifford W. Warner, noted firemanship expert, leads a five week instructional course for Clare First Department volunteers. Fifteen men attended the first lesson at the city hall auditorium. Sponsored by the University of Michigan Extension Service and the State Office of Vocational Education, the program requires no cost to the fire department. Subsequent sessions will cover rope work, hose evolutions, ladder work, ventilation, masks and resuscitation, fire prevention, and protection. Similar courses are held in Rosebush, Harrison, Gladwin, Coleman, and Farwell on separate weeknights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford W. Warner
Clare
First
University of Michigan Extension Service
State Office of Vocational Education
Lansing
Warner
Grand Rapids
Rosebush
Harrison
Gladwin
Coleman
Farwell
Medics Urged to Register for Draft Next Monday
The President designates Monday October 16 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for the first special registration of medical doctors dentists and veterinarians in priority groups under Public Law 779. Michigan State Medical Society urges ASTP doctors to volunteer. Clare County residents to register at Michigan Local Board No. 18 in Clare at the Citizens State Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Navy
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
Coast Guard
Public Health Service
Michigan State Medical Society
ASTP
Clare County
Michigan Local Board No. 18
Citizens State Bank
Clare
United Fund to Kick Off Campaign Breakfast
Campaign chairman Mrs. Sam Garfield announces a 9:00 a.m. kick off breakfast at Hotel Doherty next Tuesday. Otis of the Michigan Retail Merchants Association will speak. Volunteers not yet invited should contact Mrs. Garfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund Campaign
Sam Garfield
Doherty
Iesisant Otis
Michigan Retail’ S Merchants Association
Garfield
Maxwell Named Sales Rep for Clare Office
Eugene Maxwell appointed as sales representative for the Clare office of Consumers Power Company starting Monday morning October 9. A Clare High School and Central Michigan College graduate, he succeeds Byron Bolt who transfers to the Mt Pleasant office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Power Company
Eugene Maxwell
Clare
Eugene
Clare High School
Central Michigan College
Byron Bolt
Mt. Pleasants
Clare Hospital to Continue Short Stay and Emergency Services
The Clare Hospital will continue to operate for short stay and emergency cases. Dr C I MacArthur will continue to run the Clare Clinic at the same location, clarifying the ongoing services in the vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hospital
C. MacArthur
Clare Clinic
Mysterious blast destroys granary near Lake
An explosion Monday destroyed a 12 by 18 foot granary on a Sag inaw farm owned by Gilbert Hardy near Lake. Eyewitness Mrs Forest Gilman said there were no flames and observed debris scattering 600 feet, with rye oats and dynamite caps inside. Police and State Police detected powder but doubt caps alone caused the blast. remnants were mostly foundation with no wiring or gas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Debrigs
Forest Gilman
R-2
Gilbert
Hardy
Saginaw
Arthur Pioneer Laid to Rest in Arthur Township Cemetery
Jesse Clyde Newman a longtime Arthur township resident and pioneer of Clare County Michigan died October 4 1960 at his home aged 73 He was born August 18 1877 in Williams County Ohio He married Amanda Coats and they had nine children and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren He held township offices including Clerk and Treasurer and served 40 years on Hardwood School District board He was active in Riverside Grange and community improvement efforts Continued on Page Twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Clyde Newman
Henry
Mary Newman
Williams County
Ohio
Arthur Township
Clare County
Michigan
Amanda
Newman
Hardwood
Riverside Grange
Sentinel Stretches to Modern Shape in Twenty One Inch Columns
The Clare Sentinel announces a new paper format with twenty one inch long columns, the first change since 1911 when the width widened to seven columns. The redesign aims for a better balanced page and efficient makeup as newsprint supplies dwindle. Historical notes recall 1910 events like the Dunlop Building fire and local bank reorganizations.
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Sentinels
the Sentinel
Sixcolumn
Dunlop
Citizens State Bank
Wht
Haley
James Duncan
C. W. Calkins
Why Should You Give to the United Campaign
A persuasive call urging community support for health research and treatment facilities. It compares funding progress to consumer costs and TV purchases, stresses personal responsibility, and frames donations as protection against diseases. It notes immediate impact of dollars in research and treatment development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Campaign
Mani
Deaths SAM LOOMIS SAM LOOMIG 86
Obituary notes the death of Sam Loomis Loomig aged 86 at his home. Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at 2:00 with Masonic rites at the local funeral home. Also referenced are Mrs George Christie and a service lineup at Stephenson Funeral Home with interment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Loomig
Mrs J Hendrie Dies at Clare Home After Long Illness
Sarah Jane Bolen Hendrie longtime Clare resident dies at age 79 after a prolonged illness. Born in Seaforth Canada November 30 1870 she moved to Clare with family as a teen and married Joseph Hendrie July 3 1887. She leaves husband four children eleven grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral held at the Seventh Day Adventist Church with burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hendrie
Sarah Jane Bolen
James and
Julia Bolen
Seaforth
Canada
Clare
Michigan
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Joseph
William
Florence Cimmerer
Flint
Viola Schoonover
St. Charles
Hazel McIntosh
Edward Bolen
William Bolen
Mt. Morris
Charles Bolen
Robert Bolen
Gladstone
George
G. H. Hosford
Bilder BE
R. Potter
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Stephenson Funeral Home
Extension Column Becomes Regular Sentinel Feature
The weekly household hints column by Josephine Brighenti Isabella County Home Demonstration Agent debuts today as a regular feature. Extension clubs across Isabella County and readers in other Sentinel areas will follow the column on page seventeen each week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Brighenti
Isabella County
The
Sentinel
Noted Explorer Wilkins Delighted Central Michigan Audience
Sir Hubert Wilkins Antarctic explorer drew a large audience in the Clare and Mt. Pleasant Rotary Clubs sponsored lecture at the college auditorium Tuesday evening. He was hosted by club directors and later enjoyed a reception at Joseph A. McKay's lodge, honoring him with an honorary dinner.
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Sir Hubert Wilkins
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
College ‘Auditorium
Sir Hubert
Joseph ‘A? McKay
McKay Hajiich
Mrs Harold Fleming Appointed School Secretary at Clare Public
Mrs Harold Fleming was named office secretary at Clare Public School to replace Miss Donna Foote in Superintendent A F Bates's office. She holds a teaching commercial and bookkeeping degree from Michigan State Normal College, Ypsilanti, and will also serve as a substitute teacher when needed.
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Harold Fleming
Clare
Donna Foote
Fleming
A. F. Bates
Michigan State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Bates
Auto Dealers Sponsor Free Safety Check Week
Mt Pleasant leaders of the Isabella Clare County Automobile Dealers Association plan a free safety check campaign during National Auto Dealers Week October 16 21. Cars passing inspection may receive green OK stickers and repairs will be recommended for any defects. Public broadcasts on WCBN will feature brief talks by association members led by President Lee Johnson and others through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Isabella
Clare County Automobile Dealers Association
Fifth Avenue
Hotel Doherty
C. J. Lannen
Charles Hibbard
Dan McDonald
Clare
Chuck Hibbard
Leo Brown
Charles’ ‘Hibbard
Mt. “Pleasant
John Bruckart
Mr. Johnson
Bob Archambault
Bud Hubbell
Loot Recovered in Farm Service Shop Theft
City police recovered part of the loot from the Farm Service Shop theft. The billing machine was found in a quiet area northwest of the city and an empty welding gas tank was found near the county garage on Hast Street, Fourth Street.
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Farm Service
Waa
County
Hast
Fourth St
Clare Seniors Present The Daffy Dilts Play At School
Clare High School seniors present The Daffy Dilts in the school auditorium at 8:00 p.m. Thursday and Friday October 19 and 20. The farce by Jay Tobias features Richard Dill his family and friends with a humorous plot about a new stepmother and a final happy ending. Tickets are 80¢ and 60¢ including tax.
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Clare High School
Daffy Dilts
Jay Tobias
Richard ‘Dill
Lee Sowle
Carol Dill
Marilyn
Betty Gallagher
Lovaiwall
Sixman
Rod
Sandra
Pete Nortot
Carol
Jokas Bicknall
Wodal
Janet Bradley
Fran Dick
Thayer
Jerry Job
Pancakes and Sausage Dinner at Methodist Church
Readable fragment notes a pancake and sausage meal at a Methodist Church on a Tuesday night in October. Entry mentions golden brown pancakes and syrup with sausage as the meal centerpiece and hints at associated activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Tio
Flo
Sahoo
Final Induction Draws Clare County Draftees Next Week
Five Clare youths depart next Monday for final induction into the Armed Forces in Detroit on Tuesday. Names include Ivan L Grogs and Peter Karmel Jr among others. Isabella county draftees and nearby counties’ October and November quotas are listed with dates and counts.
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Clare
Armed Forvices
Detroit
Ivan L. Grogs
Harrison
Peter Karmel, Jr
Lake
William
Roscommon
Isabella
State Selective Service
Col
Glenn. B. Arnold
Clare County
Gladwin
Mecosta
Midland
Milwaukee
Osceola
Clare County backs state hospital program effort
The Clare County organization for assisting the State Citizens Education Committee organized on October 2 with Harold B. Hughes as County Chairman and a roster of local leaders. The group aims to inform voters about Proposal No 11 on the November 7 ballot to issue 65.6 million dollars in bonds to fund immediate planning and construction of hospitals for the mentally ill and epileptics, training schools for mental defectives, and tuberculosis hospitals. It argues many patients lack access due to inadequate facilities and notes both Michigan legislative chambers supported referring the measure to the people, stressing long term benefits and tax impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
State Citizens Education Committee
Harold B. Hughes
S. ©. McArthur
Kuno Hammerberg
George Bates
Marl C. Wilson
Harrison
Bernard Schofield
Farwell
Michigan
Rosebush Auto Crashes Injure Local Residents
Rosebush residents suffer cuts and facial injuries after separate auto incidents. Seth Carrier, 23, Mildred Carrier, 35, and others sustained wounds as police investigated collisions and issued fines in the damages case, with restricted details in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth We Carrier
Mildred Carrier
Ryan
Aroid
Moke
Pasa Ravers
Ationk
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Pioneer Squad
W.C.T.U. Officers Plan Convention
Retcizig
Fire Authority
United Fund
Arthur Pioneer
Jesse C. Newman
Sentinel Pages
Sam Loomis
Christie
Central Michigan
Stephenson Neral
Mrs. J. Hendrie
Cherry Grove
Isabella - Clare Association
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