Clare High Pioneers Clinch Mid Michigan Title Tie
Clare High improved to a 2 0 record in the Mid Michigan B conference after an 18 6 win over Shepherd on Clare field. Key plays by Krainik Zinser Nolan and Kegg plus two pass interceptions sparked the victory as Clare shares the league lead with Durand. The team faces Ithaca Friday with band and spectator bus aiding the Green and White push.
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Clare High
Pioneers
Shepherd High
Clare
Bluejays
Mid- Michigan
Durand
Ithaca
Shepherd
Chesaning
St. Louis
George Perry
Lutheran Seminary
Saginaw
Jays
Bob Krainik
John Zinser
Deb Nolan
CHS
Nolan
John Kegg
Pat Judge
Perry
Judge
Joe Baw Jer
Norm Davis
Jvs
Jarl Ruark
Jim Youngs
Danny Green
Jim Perrine
Little Pioneers
Mr. Pleasant
JCs Launch Door-to-Door Light Bulb Sale
Clare Junior Chamber members start their annual tight bulb sale with a door-to-door canvass to sell 2300 sixty and 100 watt bulbs. They aim to exceed last year’s 1800 bulb record as funds support community improvement projects led by Bill Chaffee.
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Clare
Chamber of Commerce
Jcs
Bill Chaffee
Holbrook 90 year old John Thomas dies after surgery
John Thomas Holbrook age 90, son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Holbrook, died at Ford Hospital Detroit after heart surgery. He had been ill three months. Funeral services set for Thursday October 15 at 2 p.m. from Clare Methodist Church with Rev L J Nevins officiating, burial in Chernny Grove cemetery.
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John Thomas ‘Holbrook
Alfred Holbrook
Ford Hospital
Detroit
Clare Methodist Church
L. J. Nevins
Chemny
Grove Cemetery
Farm Bureau Reports of a Year’s Growth
Clare County Farm Bureau members filled the annual meeting at Harrison despite tornado alerts. Warren White said threats did not stop a good crowd. Members total 267 farm families with 77 percent on Blue Cross, 44 percent with other coverages, and 15 percent in direct distribution petroleum program. Robert Clute and Mark McKenna elected directors-at-large. State annual meeting set for November 9 to 11 in Lansing.
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Clare County Farm Bureau
Warren White
Court House
Harrison
Blue Cross
Robert Clute
Mark McKenna
Lansing
Clare High School magazine drive seeks momentum to beat $2000 goal
Clare High School students conducting their annual magazine sale to fund class activities started slowly last week. They trail last year’s first week by about $800 and had just over $200 in hand midweek. Principal Richard Snyder said money collected by individual sellers may not be turned in yet. Students sell subscriptions to The Clare Sentinel with more than fifty magazines, offering mail delivery, auto renewals, and special offers. They are supported by a national sales firm for major publishers.
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Clare High School
Richard Snyder
District Rotary Fall Institute Held at Mystic Lake Camp
Rotary District 631 members from about twenty central Michigan clubs met October 8 at Mystic Lake Y M C A camp for a one day Institute on Rotary information and extension. District Governor Harry McKay of Pigeon died October 6. Allen Umbrell and Ron Fisher led the sessions with host club support from Farwell Rotary Anns and Camp staff.
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Mystic Lake Y.M.C.A. Camp
Rotary International
Central Michigan
Rotary
Allen G. Umbrell
Muskegon
Ron Fisher
Bay City
Harry McKay
Pigeon
Farwell Rotary Anns
Fred Scott
Raoul Couts
Paul White
Frank Coker
Phil Weaver
Hiram Gates
Don Smith
J. €. Marotzke
Duncan Koeplinger
Albert Terwilliger
Deadline set for 1960 Conservation Reserve contracts
Farmers who plan to participate in the Soil Bank face a final cutoff this week. Friday October 16 marks the last date to apply for contracts to begin next year, per Glaze County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee chair Floran Pudway.
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of the Soil Bank
Floran Pudway
Glaze
County Agricultural Stabilization “Arid ‘Conservation Comir Imittea
Clare Real Estate Boom Driven by 1959 Projects
Clare history notes 1959 as peak for real estate growth due to four major commercial expansions and over 221 000 in residential building. Projects began since January 19 1959 and total ventures including the new high school push value to about 1 621 000. Hotel Doherty motel and Kraft Cheese Plant expansions anchor the surge with added residences rising in Foell subdivision and Brookwood area.
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Clare
Panera Mead
Clare-Isabella
Clare Manufacturing
Clare General Hospital
Doherty
Bergstrom
Foell
Brookwood
Tobacco River
Schoolcrest
Child Health Conferences Planned Across Tre County
Members of Tre County Health Unit schedule child health conferences this month. In Claré city hall on Tuesday October 20 from 1 to 3 p.m. Farwell Methodist church on Tuesday October 20 from 9 to noon. Harrison court house Friday October 16 from 9 to noon.
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Tre County Health Unit
Claré
Farwell
Harrison Om
Court House
Dam
WCLU Convention to Bring 200 Michigan Delegates to Clare
The Women's Christian Temperance Union meets in Clare for a three day session starting October 21 with 200 reservations. Delegates will stay at the Doherty hotel and attend sessions at the Methodist church. Notable speakers include Korea Foundation president Induk Pahk and Isabel McCorkindale of Brisbane. Public invited to attend sessions.
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Clare
Michigan
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
The
Methodist Church
Doherty Hotel
Clay H. Smith
Lansing
W.C.T.U
Induk Pahk
Korea In Korea Foundation
Korea
Puhk
Department of Public Information
Isabel McCorkindale
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
Mexico City
McCorkindale
W.C.T
Jeanette Kleiner
L. J. Nevins
Quartet at Baptist Church Returns Rochester Gospel String Quartet
The Rochester Gospel String Quartet will perform at the Clare Baptist Church at 7 p m next Sunday. The church will hold its annual meeting on Tuesday October 20 to elect officers hear reports and discuss building completion plans.
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Clare “Baptist Church
Rochester Gospel String Quartet
PTA Talk On Guidance at Clare Elementary Auditorium
The Clare PTA hosts a health program in October at the elementary school auditorium. Mrs Cyrus Atlee of Gladwin, secretary of the Central Michigan Child Guidance Clinic, will introduce a speaker from the State Mental Health Department. October is membership month for the organization.
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The
Clare Pta
Cyrus Atlee
Gladwin
Central Michigan
Mental Health Department
Clare High sets homecoming dates with Durand clash
Clare High School announced homecoming events led by Principal Richard Snyder. A pre game warm up is planned for Thursday evening October 29 followed by the October 30 football game against Durand. Both schools stand undefeated after two weeks of league play.
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Clare
Richard Snyder
Durand
Clare High
Clare Catt
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