Bird Kill Beats 1952 In Ideal Hunt Weather
The Conservation department notes a bigger pheasant season ahead after a tough 1952. Opening day was blustery across southern Michigan with near blizzards in the Thumb, plus rain and extreme heat later reducing hunter numbers. Officials estimate about 250000 hunters in the first days as pheasants show higher numbers this year. Other seasons opened October 20 at 10 am in the southern lower peninsula with woodcock, fox and gray squirrels and other species legal then, though pheasants remain the focus early on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Everbody
Michigan
Thumb
Lcense
Lower Peninsula
Prof Hayes Farmers Night Speaker Here
Thayer, chair of the Chamber of Commerce Farmers Night committee, announced the event for Thursday night November fifth at the Doherty hotel. Plans aim to fill the Wedgewood Room with farmers as guests of Chamber members. Professor Hayes of Michigan State College Dairy department will speak, tickets and programs are printed, sales solicited among Clare business men.
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Anes Thayer
Chamber of Commerce Committee For
Doherty Hotel
Doherty
Wedgewood
Chamber of Commerce
Hayes
Michigan State College Dairy Department
Clare Business Men’s Organization
27 Girls Attend Bay City FHA Region Twelve Meeting
The Clare IF.H.A. chapter sent 27 girls to the Region Twelve gathering at Bay City Handy High School on October 19. They departed Clare at 7:30 am by bus with the Farwell F.H.A. chapter. After registration and breakfast, they held general meetings to elect and install regional officers, enjoyed a noon recreational period, and toured the Home He department before returning at 4:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare If.h.a
Bay City Handy High School
Clare
Farwell F.H.A
Twila Beery
Mary Randall Named Queen at Clare High Homecoming
Mary Randall was elected Clare High School Homecoming queen after a spirited campaign. Cherie Cain was runner-up and will be the queen's attendant from the Senior class, with Emma Hutchinson, Wilma Brewer, and Carolyn Van Hoose as further attendants. Tickets to the Homecoming game granted one vote per ticket, and Mary was chosen by the Junior and Sophomore classes. She will be crowned during coronation ceremonies at the game this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Randall
Clare High School
Cherie Cain
Emma Hutchinson
Wilma Brewer
Carolyn van Hoose
Mary
Conference Beat to Editors at Michigan Editorial Meets
Publishers, editors and writers from Michigan weeklies and dailies visit Michigan State College October 30 to 31 for the Community Newspaper Editorial Conference. An expected announcement by Prentiss M Brown on the Mackinac Bridge link between the Peninsulas is slated after the opening luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Weekly
Michigan State College
Prentiss M. Brown
Mackinack Bridge
Route 9
Rockford
Charles Davis
Onondaga
Dex Hiden
Merle Samborn
The
Sentinel
Questions Answered On Korean Vets GI Bill
A public guide explains the Korean GI Bill benefits for veterans who served after June 27 1950. It covers eligibility, service types counted, and that on active duty while enrolled for training is not allowed.
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GI Bill
Korea
Veterans Administration Office
United States
Clare High Varsity Club Bus To Lions Rams Game
The Clare High Varsity Club of twenty boys traveled to Detroit Sunday to see the Detroit Lions versus the Los Angeles Rams. Although the Lions lost, the game was exciting. Transportation and meals were provided by Coach Perry, Mr Campbell, Mr Teixeira, and Mr Ray Ruby. The boys plan an annual chili supper.
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Clare High
Detroit
Detroit Lions
Los Angeles Rams
Lions
Perry
Campbell
Téixeira
Ray Ruby
Open House Draws 150 Visitors for Sentinel Diamond Anniversary
The Sentinel celebrated 75 years with open house last Friday and Saturday drawing 150 guests. Visitors toured the plant to view Linotypes Ludlow type setter and printing presses while staff worked overtime.
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The
Sentinel
Ludlow
Clare
Clare Press
Citizens State Bank
Charles Strange
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Dexter Elden
Services Open At Episcopal Mission Here
The Chapel of St Ann began Sunday services in Barnes Cafe dining room with Rev. Robert Childs rector of St Johns Mt Pleasant presiding at 9:00 AM. A good attendance heard a sermon by Rev. Childs and the St Nicholas Choir sang. Services will continue Sundays at 9:00 AM with choir. Public invited.
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Chapel of
St. Ann
Barnes Cafe
Robert §. Childs
St. John’s Episcopal Church of
Mt. Pleasant
Childs
St. Nicholas
St. Johns
To Continue Bookmobile Radio Program
The W.K.A.R. Lansing State College station will continue the Bookmobile program weekdays at 5 00 p m with statewide coverage on 870 AM and 9 05 FM. Beginning October 1 the stories will be chosen by the Michigan State Library staff to engage children ages five to nine. The Bookmobile Club will reopen with green and gold buttons featuring the Bookmobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.K.A.R
Lansing State College
Michigan State Library
Clare Pioneers Blank Beaverton 12 0 in Homecoming Preview
The Clare Pioneers defeated Beaverton 12 to 0 as Joe Humphrey scored early and Bill Siel added a second touchdown. Nard Robinette intercepted a pass and Bill Ulrich left with bruised ribs while the Robinette brothers starred on defense.
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Clare Pioneers
Beaverton
Clare
Joe Humphrey
Nard Robinette
Bill Siel
Earl Robinette
Norris Bay
Bill Ulrich
Bill
Robinette Brothers
CHS Cheerleaders Visit Michigan Northwestern Game
CHS cheerleaders Marilyn Smith Bonnie Stanley Janet Walworth and Jean Walworth chaperoned by Miss Nancy Keller attended a Michigan Northwestern game on October 17. They also joined a Michigan group workshop covering coach and principal expectations and cheerleader characteristics with university cheerleaders leading yells. Bands from Michigan and Northwestern performed at halftime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Marilyn Smith
Bonnie Stanley
Janet Walworth
Jean Walworth
Nancy Keller
Michigan
Northwestern
Congressmen Cederberg Guest Speaker at Rotary Lunch
The Clare Rotary Club noon meeting at Hotel Doherty featured Congressman Elford Cederberg as guest speaker. He outlined his junior congressman duties and noted his work on the Appropriations Committee. Guests included Gene Garley Don Huber L A Richmond George Steven Lavern Brooks and Wilbur Kirby. Leader Doherty hosted Coleman guest Lear Doherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
WWTV announces Cadillac broadcasts to cover North Michigan
Spartan Broadcasting Company plans start within ninety days as WWTV Cadillac transmits from a tall tower nine miles southeast of Cadillac. The CBS affiliate will reach Clare and other cities with primary coverage to about sixty five miles, expanding later to full service across 1.2 million population.
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Cadillac
WWIV
Clare
Maurice Mitchell
Spartan Broadcasting Company
WWTYV
CBS Television Network
North
Michigan
ABC
DuMont
WWTV
Spar
M-116
Dighton Road
Michigan Lower Peninsula
Bay City
Muskegon
Travers
City Manistee
Ludington
Big Rapids
Greenville
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
Midland
Clare Ithaca Grid Game Becomes Homecoming Climax
Clare High prepares for a homecoming clash with Ithaca set for Friday night at 8 under the Clare field lights. A downtown parade, queen and king ceremony, floats, and campus festivities boost turnout possibly surpassing last year’s 1,200.
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Clare
Ithaca
Clare High School
Student Council
Athletic Board
Jim Chandanais
Pioneer
Threat Of Shut Off For Blood Supply In Clare County
Clare County Red Cross chairman Carl Stephenson reports the Michigan Department of Health says the county is 52 units short. If a clinic by November 30 does not raise the deficit, the state will discontinue blood derivatives, and hospitals will charge patients. Volunteers are urged to run the blood program or volunteers to donate by calling 324.
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Carl Stephenson
Clare County Red Gross
Michigan Department of Health
Clare
Farm Bureau Annual Meet in Clare County
The Clare County Farm Bureau met at Grant town hall on October 20 with 60 attendees. Dale Davis spoke on Farm Bureau Past Present and Future. John Colmus entertained with song. Elections named state delegate Dale Davis and directors from multiple townships. resolutions were debated. refreshments followed.
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Clare County Farm Bureau
Grant Town Hall
Farm Bureau
Keith Tanner
Michigan Farm Bureau
Carl Kentner
Dale Davis
Leila Humphrey
Loren Nevilgs
Blue Cross
Carl Bradley
Frank Humphrey
Colonville
Loren Nevill
Chatterbox
Norman Hutchison
Eagle
Mark McKenna
Herseyville
Grove
Wayne Walters
Hastwood
Loren Birdsall
Five Lakes
Arthur Lower
Brown Corners
Jay Clute
Johny Colmus
Clare JV Dominates Beaverton 41 0 Victory
Clare's junior varsity overwhelmed Beaverton 41 to 0 last Thursday night. Chuck Ruby scored twice with extra points, Jay Lehr added a 20 yard TD and an 85 yard run, Chris Smith scored on an end around, and Joe Crawford secured a first quarter safety. The Clare line anchored by Charle Zeiter Glenn DeDolph Gene Campbell Pat Pudway Leon Stanley powered the offense and defense.
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Clare
Beaverton
Clark Kinsey
Chuck Ruby
Jay Lehr
Ruby
Chris Smith
Tod
Charle Zeiter
Glenn DeDolph
Gene Campbell
Pat Pudway
Jackle
Leon Stanley
Charlie Zeiter
Clave Erds
Joe Crawford
Petting
Bert Bowers Golden Wedding Photo and Lake George Cottage Fire
The Sentinel features a golden wedding photo of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bowers and a cottage fire at Lake George, published with courtesy of Maurice Studio and Maurice Mitchell.
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Bert Bowers
Lake George
This Week
Sentinel
Maurice Mitchell
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Bay Rapids
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CHS
U-M
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Cederberg
Rotary Meeting
Yeans
McEwan Street
Ewart High
Glenda‘Haring
Bernie Mayhew
Mayhew
Pleasant
Clare County
Farm Bureau Annual Meet
Harrison
Farwell
Lake
Ruth M Clnay
Bears Beavers
Maurice Studio
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