Land Owners Unpaid For Right of Way Along Clare Freeway
Landowners around Clare report the State Highway Department has not paid for land condemned for a freeway. John Gallagher and others in Grant township had parcels taken two years ago with settlements only partly paid. Gallagher’s 160 acre farm faced 18 acres taken and a $4000 asking price reduced by commissioners to about $3675, with possible interest missing.
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Clare
State Highway Department
John Gallaghers
Ellis Bowler
Durand
Highway Department
Gallagher
Grant Township
Christmas campaign grows for area youngsters
An early start and stronger organization mark the 1962 Christmas drive to supply toys clothing and other gifts to area children. Local sponsors Civitan Rotary Beta Sigma Phi and more support a program that aided 160 children last year and hopes to do more this year. Meetings will be announced as plans solidify and volunteers are urged to join or contact Vedal or Miss Frances Anderson.
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Tony Wedai
Civitan Rotary
Kiwanis
Beta Sigma Phi
Jay Dees
V.F.W
Holley
Beta Sigs
Civitans
Wedal
Vedal
Frances Anderson
Clare Pioneers Rally to Stun Corunna for Big Win
Clare High football the Pioneers overcame a 6-0 first quarter deficit against Corunna to win 26 6 behind Merve Davis two TDs and a ground passing attack. Perry coached Clare showed resilience overcoming size as Ithaca Durand St Louis and Chesaning also won in a chaotic Mid Michigan B League Friday.
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Clare High’s Pioneers
Corunna
Clare
Perry
Pioneers
Merve Davis
Davis
Skip Breen
Jerry Russell
Skip Kegg
Jim Ruby
Ithaca
Durand
Railroaders
Davenport
Gruesbec
Kench
St.Louis
Chesaning
4-H Leader Milo VanVranken to Attend DC Forum
Mrs Milo VanVranken an outstanding 4-H leader from Shepherd R3 has been chosen to join 23 other 4-H leaders from state counties at an Inter-State 4-H Leader's Forum in Washington DC from October 21 to 28. The week long event combines inspiration and education for participants.
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Milo VanVranken
Shepherd
Washington,d.c
Butter Up Breadmaker Receives Clare Cream Bread Recipe
A Chicago hostess, Mrs. Frank L Potter, vacationing in the north, bought Clarified Bakery cream bread and wrote to Ken Cox asking for the recipe to recreate the tasty bread at home. She aims to boost Clare’s fame and her own hospitality reputation. the recipe is expected by tomorrow.
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Chicago
Clare
Frank L.potter
Chicagoan
Ken Cox
Farwell Church Receives Summer Facelift at Grace Bible
Grace Bible Church in Farwell completed a summer facelift focusing on the exterior and basement foundation. Volunteers jacked the building, laid a new foundation, and finished half the basement for Sunday school rooms. Inside work includes painting and a tile ceiling to come, with evangelistic services planned from next Tuesday night through October 28.
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Grace Bible Church
Farwell
H.b.ice
Otter Lake
James Babcock
Michigan sets antlerless deer hunt in 32 northern areas
Drawings began this week at the Conservation Department to allocate about 69 380 antlerless deer permits for 29 oversubscribed zones this fall. Some 195 000 permit applications have poured in, while 213 000 people applied in 32 northern food shortage areas. The commission seeks to align antlerless season dates with the regular firearm season and faces a court bid to block the season.
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Conservation Department
Lan- Sing
Michigan
Conservation Commission
Escanaba
Charles C. McManiman
Houghton
Specia
Uppe Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Upper Peninsula
Clare County Fair elects officers at Harrison meeting
Clare County Fair Board met October 10 at the Harrison courthouse to elect officers led by president Ray Richardson who was unopposed for another term. Albert Haley named secretary manager with 4 H and cattle prizes leading premium payouts totaling 4839.65 and 57848.46 in receipts including a small carryover.
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Clare County Fair Board
Harrison
Albert Haley
Clare
Haley
Clare County
Sentinel
Fair Board
Clare County Agricultural Society
Ray Richardson
Floren Pudway
Richardson
Pudvay
John Brunn
Stuart D. Huntley
Carl Bringold
Deadline moves up for Sentinel copy
An accelerated timetable for Sentinel copy drew praise as neighborhood correspondents and bowling league secretaries exceeded expectations. Early results show over 111 hours saved in the first production week with thanks to Brown Corners Brush College Colonville and Delwin Grange correspondents. Bowling secretaries are urged to submit scores promptly after matches, no later than Saturday noon for Friday games.
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The
Sentinel
Brown Corners
Brush College
Colonville
Delwin Grange
the Sentinel
Oddfellow For 45 Years Bill Artcliff Is Honored
William C Artcliff, a 92 year old Oddfellow and Clare lodge delegate, was hailed as the oldest member at the 1 C C F Grand Lodge in Grand Rapids October 15 17. James Yeoman introduced him as Ambassador of Good Will after 45 years in the order, with Artcliff missing only three Grand Lodge sessions and serving five times as a delegate.
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William C.artcliff
1.C.C.F. Grand Lodge
Grand Rapids
James Yeoman
Grand Lodge
Clare Lodge
Ored
Charles Fogelsonger
Bay City
Yeoman
Oddfellows
Rebekahs
Theta Rho
Patsy Schlafley Installed as Rebekah Line Officer
Patsy Schlafley, former Clara Rebekah Lodge noble grand, was installed as Outside Guardian of the Rebekah Assembly of Michigan in Grand Rapids on Tuesday evening October 16. Her husband Bill and families attended. The ceremony followed a Decoration of Chivalry for 88 ladies.
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Patsy Schlafley
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Rebekah Assembly of Michigan
Rebekah Assembly
Grand Lodge
Grand Rapids
Bill
Patsy
New Assembly
Luella Otter
Hemlock
Rebekah- Oddfellowship
Ernest Irwin
Clare
Eva Schlafley
Etta Abbott
Erma Rutter
Helen Welch
Rebekahs
Olive Irwin
Ellen Henderson
Genevieve Irwin
Madeline Seiter
Forsythia Blooms Signal Indian Summer Reprieve
Mrs. Cecil Cascadden reports bright forsythia blooms on October 20 at 106 John R. in Clare, seen pushing into mistletoe and poinsettia season as mild weather lingers. The note describes an unexpected springlike display in a late season backyard.
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Cecil Cascadden
John R
Clare
Deaths Mrs Almeda Fitzpatrick and Claude Denton
Mrs. Almeda Fitzpatrick 70 of 302 Pine St Clare Michigan died Monday October 22 at home. Funeral services set for October 25 at 10:00 a.m. at St Cecelia Church Clare where she was a member for 50 years. Claude F Denton born December 1 1897 in Vernon Township Isabella County died October 13 1962 at his Flint home 718 Addison. Survived by wife Eleanor two daughters mother Mrs Clara Denton Mt Morris and brother Lloyd Denton Houghton Lake. Funeral services held October 16 in Flint.
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Almeda May Fitzpatrick
Pine St. Clare
Michigan
St. Cecelia Church
Clare
Claude F. Denton
Vernon Township
Isabella County
Archie Denton
Flint
Addison
Wheat quota reduced for small wheat growers under new act
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced that the 15 acre wheat planting allowance goes into effect with no marketing quota penalties for farms planting 15 acres or less in the 1965 harvest. The provision follows the 1963 referendum framework and applies to farmers with little to no prior wheat planting. Details are available at county ASCS offices.
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Agricuure
Orville L. Free
Kennedy
County Agricultura Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Clute's Garage Expands Wrecker Capacity After Accident Report
An error in Sentinel reporting suggested Clute's Garage could not free a pinned man after a wreck. The firm operates three wrecker units at AAA Garage, with the heaviest unit to handle large trucks and complex tows.
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Sentinel
Clute
Clate
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Mary Luce
Bill Lewis
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Bill Artcliff
Rebekah
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