Michigan Governor bans fires and smoking statewide
Gov Romney issues an emergency order prohibiting campfires in outdoor areas except in authorized campsites or residences, halting burning of rubbish and brush, and banning matches ashes and tobacco from vehicles. Violators face fines up to 100 dollars or three months in jail as drought like conditions raise wildfire risk.
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Gov. Romney
Romney
Harrison Ramseys Leaving for Ohio and Florida
Mr and Mrs Jack Ramsey of Houghton Lake were Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs Bernie Hampton. The Ramseys plan a move to Ohio and Florida. The Harrison CO ES Past Matrons and Past Patrons annual meeting elected officers with Mrs Lucille Gardner as president and George Nash as vice president. Four meetings were set for next year. A thought on parenting urged adults to set a consistent example to children.
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Jack Ramsey
Houghton Lake
Bernie Hampton
Ramseys
Ohio
Florida
Harrison Co.e.s
Bernadine Bisschof
Lucille Gardner
George Nash
Iva Bartow
Avoid Botulism by Safe Home Canning Practices
Dr. Portia Morris from Michigan State University warns that up to 90 percent of botulism outbreaks come from home canned foods. Use a pressure canner with accurate gauge, discard spoiled foods, process non acid vegetables and meats properly, boil non pressure canned foods for 15 minutes after opening, and use fresh well cleaned produce. Obtain USDA guides from the Isabella county Extension office.
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Portia Morris
Michigan State University Cooperative Extension Service
Morris
U.S.D.A
Home and Garden
Isabella County Cooperative Extension Service
Courthouse Annex
Mt. Pleasant
Eraserophagia in Children A Mysterious Habit
A physician notes eraser chewing with potential medical significance as erasers ingested by children may appear on X rays as white spots. Two radiologists documented colon spots linked to nibbling pencils and defined the condition eraserophagia.
City of Clare Seeks Barn Removal Bids
Bids will be accepted by the City Clerk until 7 00 p m on November 4 for removing a barn at the corner of Arlene and School Crest Ave on City Cemetery property The 35 by 70 foot structure will have salvage material ownership transferred to the bidder Clarence Gum City Manager City of Clare
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City of
Clare
Arlene and
Schoolcrest Ave
Clarence Gum
City of Clare
Bids Sought for 30 by 60 Foot Pole Building
Clare city invites bids by 7 00 pm November 4 for a three sided pole type building at 321 Maple St 14 foot eave clearance 60 feet long with treated timber framing to resist salt erosion. Erection by November 15 1963 required.
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City of
Clare
Maple St
Clarence Gum
City of Clare
Mourn Death of Sister Miss Vivian N Houghton
Miss Vivian N Houghton 51 sister of Mary Houghton Clare died Wednesday night at Mercy Hospital Grayling after August 7 illness. Born Michelson near Houghton Lake daughter of Levi Phoebe Houghton one of five children survived by an aunt two uncles nieces and nephews. Former Houghton Lake High School principal 23 years she attended Ferris Institute and was a member of All Saints Episcopal Church. Services were held Saturday at All Saints with Rev Crim officiating burial at Houghton Lake Cemetery.
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Vivian N. Houghton
Mary Houghton
Clare
Mercy Hospital
Grayling
Michelson
Houghton Lake
Levi
Phoebe Houghton
Murl
Ferris Institute
All Saints Episcopal Church
B. Shepard Crim
Houghton Lake Cemetery
Mrs Giddings 77 Dies After Short Illness
Mrs. Mabel C. Giddings aged 77 of Belding died Saturday afternoon October 19 at Blodgett Memorial Hospital Grand Rapids after a short illness. Formerly Mabel Andrews she married Arthur V. Giddings in 1911 who survives with one daughter, a sister and other relatives. Funeral services were held Tuesday October 22 from Fitzjohn Courser Funeral Home in Belding with burial at River Ridge Cemetery.
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Mabel C. Giddings
Belding
Blodgett Memorial Hospital
Grand Rapids
Mabel Andrews
Arthur V. Giddings
Lake Area
Fitzjohn-Courser
River Ridge Cemetery
Clare County Board Proceedings September 23 1963 Harrison MI
The Clare County Board of Supervisors met at the courthouse in Harrison on September 23 1963 with 17 members present. They adopted a condolence resolution for Gerald J Nivison, heard discussions on a county building bond issue and housing program grants, and approved bond counsel terms with Miller Campbell Paddock Stone and related resolutions to file grant applications and adjust capital expenditures.
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Harrison
Michigan
Board of
Court House
Louis W. Becker
Austin
Bartow
Becker
Bringold
Brubaker
Carey Case DeForest
Ehile
Hamp
Xrug
Phelipp
Riedel
Richardson
Rilett
Sharp
Wister
Cain
Dunkle
Haley
Huntley
Nash
Ehle
Alexander T
Strange TJ
Hamel
Miller, Canfield, Paddock and Stone
DeForest
Gerald J. Nivison
Ing
Clare County
Board of Supervisors
Gerald J.nivison
Jerry
Wm. A. Henderson
Yeas
Barlow
Wisler
Krug
Twe
United States of America
Clare County Board of Supervisors
Board
Housing and Home Finance Agency
United States
Clare County Court House
Waiter H. Ehle
Clinton R. Chase
Ray Richardson
Ente
Barlow Becker
Carey
Case
Riedel Richardson
Board of ‘Supervisors
Ways and Means
Miller, Campbell, Paddock and
Stone
Walter Ehie
Clinton R. Case
de Forest
Kale
Priepp
Honorable
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Otto L. Sharp
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