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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1960

Page

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CHS Prepares for Shepherd Rival in Crucial Conference Clash

Clare High football travels to Shepherd for a vital conference game as coach Perry aims to halt costly fumbles and push toward homecoming next weekend. Ithaca looms as a top rival if Clare and Ithaca win, with a new single wing attack highlighted by Doug Young and Tom Kozicki.

Clare High Shepherd Bluejay Clare George Perry Ithaca Chesaning Perry Doug Young Tom Kozicki Pioneer Mike Walters Paul Benchley Bob Simmons Dan Green Sentinel Sports News

Miles challenges Democrats at Clare GOP meeting

About 200 people heard Wendall A. Miles, Republican candidate for Michigan Attorney General, accuse Democrats of brainwashing labor members and call for open union halls. He contrasted GOP access with labor circles and urged turnout in Lansing on January 1. Also, Russell H. Strange praised Bagwell’s gubernatorial surge and criticized the Democratic ticket as an understudy of a failed administration.

Wendall A. Miles Michigan Miles Doherty Hotel Wedgewood Room Richar Nixon John Kennedy Clare County Republican Committee GOP Nelson A. Miles Holley Carburetor Clare United States West District of Uaw-Cio Commerce Lansing Strange Bagwell Russell H. Strange Lincoln Township Isabella County

PTA Meeting Promotes A Glimpse of Russia

The program for the next P T A meeting on Monday evening October 17 features a presentation titled A Glimpse of Russia by Clare county men Norm Myers Robert Clure and Richard Schroeder who recently returned from behind the Iron Curtain.

Russia Clare County Norm Myers Robert Clure Richard Schroeder Iron Curtain

Holstein Cow Penrose Evélyn Sarah Milks Big Total

The Holstein-Friesian Association of America reports Penrose Evélyn Sarah 4152100 owned by Howard Penrose & Sons Clare produced 17 644 pounds of milk and 664 pounds of butterfat in 865 days from a three times milking year old.

Holstein-Friesian Association of América Penrose Evélyn Sarah Howard Penrose & Sons Clare

Impressions of Russia Shared by Ag Extension Agent

Richard Schroeder described his U S S R goodwill tour for Clare club members and guests. He showed color slides and compared Soviet farming to American methods noting large equipment and female labor on dairy farms, plus broad city streets and government ownership of transport.

Clare Richard Schroeder Clare County Ag U.S.S.R Schroeder U.S Russia Ussr America U. S Moscow University of Moscow Doherty Fifth Avenue Dortha Kirkpatrick Leota van Every Beta Sigma Phi Doris Bicknell

Giant White Puffball Mushroom Found Near Rosebush

Bill Dougherty of Clare reports a large edible puffball mushroom found on the Charles Martin farm west of Rosebush. The specimen measured 31 inches around and 19 inches long, with four pounds 10 ounces remaining after a slice was taken. He praises the tender white meat fried in butter sauce.

Bill Dougherty E. Fourth Street Clare Dougherty Charles Martin Rosebush

Ulrich Named Get Out The Vote Campaign Chairman

Art Ulrich of Clare Standard Oil service station is named chairman of the Stand ard Dealers election-year Get Out The Vote drive. He will supervise the second campaign with the Dealers Advisory Council as in 1958. Litter bags napkins balloons and driveway displays will carry vote messages. Dealers will speak at service clubs and offer essay contest prizes to high schools to urge voters to go to the polls on November 8.

Art Ulrich Clare Standard Oil Standard Dealers Ulrich

Fire Week Progresses With School Outreach In Clare

Firemen in Clare promoted Fire Prevention Week with a Monday film on a Chicago school disaster drawing teens and families. Children from Clare Public Schools and St. Cecilia's walked to the fire station for a tour and a siren ride, receiving safety pencils and Sparky badges.

Firemen of Clare Chicago Clare Public Schools St. Cecilia's Parochial School Sparky

Boiler Room Blast Damages Holley Plant in Clare

An explosion Sunday night in the Holley Carburetor Clare plant damaged the main boiler room walls and boiler, with about 5000 dollars in damage. No injuries occurred, and the plant was back to temporary operation by Monday as repairs began.

Holley Clare Lyle Skinner Lee Sowle Holley Carburetor Harold Sandborn Clare Fire Department W. Fifth Street Sandborn

Clare High Names Four Candidates for 1960 Homecoming Queen

Four senior girls at Clare High School have been chosen as candidates for the 1960 homecoming queen. The finalists are Donna McKee sponsored by the senior class Catherine Haring sponsored by the junior class Carla Cooper sponsored by the sophomores and Marlene Shull chosen by CHS freshmen. Balloting will decide the winner next Thursday with the coronation at the pep rally before the Clare Ithaca game.

Clare High School Clare Catherine Haring Lowell Haring Carla Cooper Ron Coopers Marlene Shull Garth Shulls CHS

Bogle's Bar Leads Major Bowling League With 2773 Series

Bogle's Bar tops Clare Alleys as 1960 season opens with a 3 game 2773 tally. Bob Hartgrove leads with 634, followed by Jim Appleton 556, Bob Spicer 549, Jack Bailey 547, and Don Spicer 487. Team games were 933 911 and 929.

Bogle Clare Alleys Bob Hartgrove Jim Appleton Bob Spicer Jack Bailey Don Spicer

Direct Distance Dialing Coming to Clare and Area

Michigan Bell announced a nearly 3 million dollar plan to add direct distance dialing in Clare and surrounding communities. Saginaw district equipment will handle nationwide calls directly, with early next summer as the target start and an instructional booklet for users.

Clare Michigan Bell Telephone Company Saginawa United States Canada Clarence B. Reidel Michigan Bell Akron Auburn Bad Axe Bay City Bay Port Beaverton Birch Run Coleman East Tawns Fairgrove Farwell Frankenmuth Freeland Gagetown Gladwin Harrison Linwood Mayville Midland Oscoda Owendale Reese Rosebush Saginaw Standish St. Charles Ahl Grand Rapids

Well Baby Conference Venues and Times Listed

The Well Baby Conference is scheduled at Farwell Methodist Church on Tuesday October 18 from 9 to 11 a.m. Clare City Hall second floor hosts the event Tuesday October 18 from 1 to 3 p.m. Harrison Court House basement offers a session Friday October 21 from 9 to 11 a.m.

Farwell Methodist Church Clare City Hall Harrison Court House

Clare General Hospital Doctor Named State Practitioner of the Year

Dr Harry R Willet D O of Marion and Clare General Hospital received the General Practitioner of the Year award from the Michigan Association of Osteopathic Surgeons and Physicians at a Grand Rapids convention banquet. A 1926 graduate of Chicago College of Osteopathy he has led Marion civic groups and delivered about 1500 babies since settling there 26 years ago.

Harry R. Wilet D.O Marion Clare General Hospital Willet Michigan Association of Osteopathic Surgeons and Physcians Pantland Hotel Grand Rapids Thim Chicago College of Osteopathy Ludington Nashville Fowlerville Howell Kathryn Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club American Legion Post

Brownies Hold First Potluck for Girls and Mothers

The First Girl Scout Pot Luck of the year for Brownies and their mothers met October 10 at the Congregational church dining room. About 175 attended with leaders and guests. Mrs. Doyle introduced leaders and guests. Mrs. Hoxie and Mrs. Lewis led the program with a pantomime Captain Kidd and pirate and native costumes. The November event will include Intermediate and Senior Scouts on November 14 with Troop 8 handling kitchen duties and Troop 2 presenting the program.

Congregational Church Kenneth Doyle Lyle Hoxie Don Lewis

Harrison Kiwanis Talent Night Seeks Amateur Acts

Auditions for the Harrison Kiwanis Club Talent Night are set for October 12 with the show on October 26 in the Harrison school auditorium. Acts may include dancing singing instrumental music baton twirling and acrobatics with cash prizes offered. Léonard Klaasse handles entries no fee and no age limit and contestants may travel from afar.

Harrison Kiwanis Club Harrison School Léonard Klaasse

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Pioneers Dirand Lutheran Seminary Shepherd Michigan Bluejays Bullhawks PTA Marlin Alexander Mottar Margaret White Sandra Szul Georgia Shayler Bogle’s Clare Area Rotary Club Gordon McIntosh Floyd Woodworth Sisting Dick Wilson CGH
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