Hopes Setback as Ithaca Edges Clare 20 13 in Football
Ithaca Jackets defeated Clare 20 13 after a late drive sealed the win. Lynn Kindel and Butch Kench scored TDs for Ithaca while Clare rallied with two fourth quarter scores led by Deb Nolan and Tom Kozicki. Clare now faces Chesaling this Friday at 8:00 p.m. in the Mid-Michigan B race.
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Clare High School
Fighting Pioneers
Ithaca
Clare
Lynn Kindel
Butch Kench
Tom Kozicki
Deb Nolan
John Kegg
Butch. Kench
Roger Gantz
Chesaiiing
Extend Time For Magazine Subscriptions
The magazine drive for 1959 shows slow first week progress but improved turnout this week. Total sales reach 512.50 across four grades with freshman Elna Thompson leading. Principal Richard Snyder extends the drive to next Monday to finalize tallies and urges households to renew or subscribe. Proceeds fund student activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna Thompson
Richard Snyder
Drive
Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair Society Annual Meeting
The Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair Society will hold its annual meeting at the Courthouse on Wednesday evening November 4. Directors and officers will be elected and the past year’s financial report will be presented. All exhibitors and participants are urged to attend to keep the fair prominent in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Youth and Farm Fair Society
Michigan
Summer For Ever
Residents report an unexpected late garden yield due to late rains and hot weather. Les Greer ate peas from his garden last Saturday, and Mrs. William Leis picked red raspberries from her First Street home a few days earlier.
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Les
Greer
William Leis
First Street
US 27 Construction Starts in Isabella County
Among state highway projects with more than 6 million dollars in start work is a 4.3 mile stretch of US 27 expressway in Isabella County from the Grand County line to Blanchard road near Shepherd. An interchange at Blanchard road is included. The $1,317,112 contract is held by Holloway Construction Co. of Livonia with a November 30, 1960 completion date.
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Isabella County
Isabella
Grandt County
Blanchard Road
Shepherd
Holloway Construction Co
Livonia
Michigan
Clare County
Bay
Saginaw
PTA Talks Health Month Clinic Opening in 1960
Clare PTA heard from Rev. Van Parker and Mr. Walton of the State Mental Health Department about a Child Guidance Clinic to open by January 1960. Funding will come from the county board of supervisors, school board, and state support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
County Board of Supervisors
Zinser
Giebel
Grange Party Honors Brush College Ball Team
Grange No 1090 will honor the Brush College ball team at Brush College school house on November 3. A potluck lunch with donuts and sandwiches will be provided with coffee and cider. Nelda Davis will call square dancing as sponsors hope for a good crowd.
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Riverside
Brush College
Grange
Brush College School
Nelda Davis
Ceremony To Install Rev Parker At Clare Congregational Church
A service of installation recognizing Rev Van Parker as pastor of the Clare Congregational Church is planned for four in the afternoon next Sunday at the church. The sermon will be preached by Dr Harold Skidmore superintendent of the Michigan Conference of Congregational Churches. Guest clergymen include Rev Donald Wenstrom chairman of the Committee For The Ministry for the Central Michigan Congregational association Rev W R Catton pastor of Harrison Congregational church and Rev Robert Harrison assistant pastor of the First Congregational church in Saginaw. Following the ceremony a social hour and reception will be held in the church social rooms. Rev Parker will also preach at the 11:00 o clock Sunday morning service. No special observances are planned at the morning services.
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First Baptist Church
Clare
Gertit Schut
Cadillac Area Youth For Christ
van. Parker
Harold Skidmore
Michigan Conference ‘of Congregational Churches
Donald Wenstrom
Central Michigan Congregational Association
W. R. Catton
Harrison Congregational Church
Robert, Harrison
First Congregational” Church
Saginaw
Parker
Students to Pick Homecoming Queen at Clare High
Clare High students will vote next Thursday to choose a Homecoming queen for the October 29 and 30 festivities. Four senior girls were named as candidates by class groups: Mary McNerney freshman, Beverly Badgley sophomores, Pam Koch juniors, Gloria Olson seniors. The queen and members of her court will ride on a float in the parade and attend the Homecoming Ball after the football game. A new student-only voting system replaces adult votes from advance ticket buyers, reflecting a shift away from commercial influence.
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Clare High
Mary McNerney
Beverly Badgley
Thesophs
Pam Koch
Gloria Olson
Diane Kleiner
Diane Bryant
Vicky Cook
Bowen Busy Bees Elect New Officers
The Bowen Busy Bees 4-H club held its October 12 meeting at Delwin town hall to elect officers. Gerry Hovey was chosen president with Rhea Moore as vice president, and Linda Anderson became secretary alongside Terry Hovey as treasurer. Barbara Prout serves as Long Leader, Kay Van Buskirk as Recreation Leader, and Lois Cluley as Reporter.
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Bowen Busy Bees
Delwin Town Hall
Gerry Hovey
Rhea
Moore
Ieaders
Linda Ander
Terry Hovey
Barbara’ Prout
Kay van Buskirk
Lois Cluley
Vernon Township Farmer Harry Wild Dies at Noon
Vernon township resident and Manor Motor Court operator Harry Wild died at noon Wednesday. He and Mrs. Wild ran Manor Motor Court in Clare near North McEwan and Wheaton. Remains were taken to Thurston's Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements had not yet been announced Wednesday evening.
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Harry Wild
Vernon Township
Wild
Manor Motor Court
Clare
North McEwan
Wheaton
Wilds
Thurstons Funneral
Clare Inn Auction Ends Longstanding Hotel Chapter
Auction crowds bought furnishings and contents from Clare Inn marking the end of the historic hotel owned by Arthur and Mrs. Morgan. The building, central to Clare for over sixty years, may be repurposed as a store site as plans to retrieve the inn are discussed.
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Clare Inn
Landipark
Clare
Authur Morgan
Fourth Street
Squirrels Predict Open Winter Says Old Tales
Weather watchers link upside down corn ears in fields to an open winter and note reduced food hoarding by squirrels. After last year's harsh conditions a milder winter forecast pleases people and wildlife alike.
Young Marksmen Event in Clare for Boys and Girls
Clare youngsters eight and up are invited to a BB shoot sponsored by the Clare Junior Chamber of Commerce. The event occurs Saturday at 9 am in the elementary school gym. Entrants will compete in three age groups to win a spot representing Clare at the State Shoot in Grand Rapids next month. No guns or equipment needed as all gear is supplied by a national BB gun maker.
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Clare
Jcs
Clare Junior Chamber of Commerce
Grand Rapids
Central Michigan University To Run Driver Education Classes
Central Michigan University will conduct a bus and driver education program in Clare County on November 4. Professors William Jakeb and Charles Owens, instructors at CMU, will lead the classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan University
Clare County
William Jakeb
Charles Owens
Farmers Get U S Cash For 1959 Conservation Contracts
1959 Conservation Reserve program payments are being issued to Clare County farmers. 92 contracts cover 4392 acres of cropland set aside for approved conservation use with obligations remaining through the contract term.
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Floren J. Pudway
County, Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Mr. Pudway
Clare County
Ceramic Demonstration by Louis Raynor at Clare Art Market
On Thursday October 29 at 7 30 p m the Clare Village Art Market hosts a free lecture and pottery demonstration by Louis Raynor a leading ceramist and Michigan State University art professor His works are in major museums and collections including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Philadelphia Museum The talk will cover pottery from wheel throwing to final plating in the Wedgewood Room at Hotel Doherty.
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Clare Village
Louis
Raynor
Michigan State University
Smithsonian Institute
Detroit Museum of Art
Friends of Art
Grand Rapids Art Museum
St. Paul
Syracuse
Metropolitan , Museum of Art
New York City
Detroit
Art. Institute
St. Paul Gallery
Philadelphia
Michigan
Drawings Today For Deer Permits In Michigan Areas
Deer hunting permit drawings set for October 22 in Lansing for at least 31 of 39 open areas. About 214,614 applications filed with 9,000 disqualified. roughly 101,000 permits will be issued across 39 areas. results will be announced as soon as possible.
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Lansing
Conservation Department
Methodist Institute Plans District Missionary Institutes
Michigan Conference holds five district institutes next week October 26 to 30. Rev Robert W Rahn will speak at Clare Methodist Church on Sunday October 25 at 10:00 am. Dr Leslie De Sayre of New York City will join as second guest in Alma and Big Rapids districts.
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Michigan
Robert W. Rahn
Clare Methodist Church
Rahn
Sentimel
Leslie de Sayre
New York City
Africa
Hawaii
Dr. Sayre
Committee On
Kailia
Big Rapids
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Grange Party
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Isabella Countty
Richard Schroedey
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Clare Farm Supply
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
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