Pioneers Back In Title Race
The Pioneers rolled past Chesaning 21 to 0 to raise hopes of a Mid Michigan B title share if Clare defeats Durand in the Clare homecoming clash. Clare also beat St Louis 28 12 earlier and Ithaca topped St Louis 27 7 as JVs won 41 0 led by Jim Youngs and Jarl Ruark. Clare JVs meet Reed City Thursday.
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Pioneers
Mid-Michigan
George Perry
Durand
Clare
Chesaning
CHS
Indians
Deb Nolan
John Zinser
Doug Young
Anyother
Nolan
Zinser
Norm Davis
John Kegg
Mike Walter
Shepherd
Bigejz
Ithaca
St. Louis
Jim Youngs
Jvs
Little Pioneers
Bill Grier
Jarl Ruark
Jim Zinser
JimZinser
Jim Perrine
Jim Humphrey
Dan Green
Don Zinser
Bob Green
Clare Jvs
Reed City
Hendershot Trial Begins in Concealed Weapon Case
A jury began the trial of Kenneth Hendershot on a concealed weapon charge at Harrison County. Prosecutor James Bicknell III leads the case as Hendershot, a convicted killer of Joseph Naumes, faces potential additional prison time if convicted. An attempted delay was rejected by four Michigan Supreme Court rulings.
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Kenneth Hendershot
Harrison
James Bicknell, III
Hendershot
Joseph K. Naumes
Michigan State Supreme Court
Clare Senior Junior Bands rehearse 112-piece pre game show
The Clare combined bands with 112 players and 8 majorettes rehearse for Homecoming at Clare. The Senior Band 48 players plus five majorettes lead, the Junior Band 65 players and three majorettes debut new uniforms. Highlights include Hi Neighbor salute, National Anthem, Homecoming Queen crown, and a Halloween skit. Parade follows at 3 10 Friday. boosters sell color programs.
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Clare
Linaa Blystone
Clare Bana Boosters Club
Vicki Bryant
Bor
Durand
Clare Band Boosters Club
Clare County Farm Bureau Elects New Directors
Clare County Farm Bureau members met last Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Viteil Kistler for an election and business meeting. Officers named include President Franklin Schaaf Vice President Mark McKenna and Dale Davis as a member of the Executive Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Farm Bureau
Viteil Kistler
Franklin Schaaf
Mark McKenna
Dale Davis
Baptists Invite Rev Scnut To Remain For Fourth Year
The First Baptist Church held its annual meeting with Rev G Scnut approved to continue as pastor for a fourth year. Officers reelected include Vern Whitford as treasurer and Mrs Reginald House as clerk. The move to the new, larger church building and the opening service on November 2 marked an anniversary under Rev Scnut’s leadership.
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Kings Evangelaires
Winona Lake
Indiana
New Life
First Methodist Church
Clare
Ginger
Jerry
Baltimore
Eadly Place
Clare Methodist Church
Li J. Nevins
First Baptist Church
G. Scnut
Reginald House
Church Board and Building Committee
Vern Whitford
King’s Daughters’ Missionary Society
Grand Rapids
Philippine Islands
West Africa
Deacon
Ed Rumrill
Arnold House
Harold Loomis
Francis Davis
House
Whitford
Eward Schlafley Jr
Squires
Rev Schut
Schut
Rotary Chronicle sale to boost youth fund in Clare
Rotarians prepare the annual Chronicle sale tomorrow in Clare to raise funds for youth and service programs. Teams will trade copies for contributions with 1500 copies expected. Charles Goldammer serves as general chairman and Bill Chaffee as sale committee chair.
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Rotarians
Clare
Charles Goldammer
Bell Telphone
Bill Chaffee
Budget Increase Approved by Clare County Supervisors
Clare County supervisors closed a six day budget session with a $305,681 outlay for 1960, about $25,000 over last year. Revenue will come from seven mills on 65 percent SEV plus county office and department contributions including the sheriff and probate court. The plan raises wages $2 weekly for all clerical staff, with one new deputy authorized for the sheriff and a transfer of a road commission job to an appointee of the commission. Chairman Thomas Hecker suffered a heart attack but improved later / Albert Haley served as temporary chair.
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Clare
Warrison
Ray Richardson
Albert Haley
Jack Hall
Stuart Huntley
John Bruwn
M.t
County Road Commission
Thomas Hecker
Harrison
Hecker
Retirements Mark 25 Years Service In Clare
MSgt Jack D. Carpenter retires after 25 years in the Regular Army with a farewell parade at Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana. He served in Italy during World War II and Korea, earned multiple decorations, and will reside with his wife and two sons in Indian River Michigan.
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US Army
US Army Finance School
US Army Adjutant Generals School
US Army Corps (Reserve
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Jack D. Carpenter
Carpenter
George E. Bush
USS Army Corps
Army Reserve Center
Clare
86Th Mountain Infantry Regiment
10Th Mountain Infantry Division
Italy
38Th Infantry Regiment
Korea
Army Reserve
Msgt
Donald J
Kevin A
Will
South Street
Indian River
Michigan
Crackdown On Drinking Taps Clare Teens and Furnishers
Clare Police Chief William Bell says rising complaints about teenage drinking prompt strict enforcement. Officers target underage drinkers and any adults supplying alcohol. Wayne Berg joined the Clare force after William Cook’s resignation. promotion for Officer Cochrane was announced.
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Clare
William Bell
Wayne Berg
Claré
William Cook
Cook
Cochrane
Hearing Tests Begin Monday at Clare Public School
Hearing tests start Monday at Clare Public School for kindergarten through eighth grade students. Parents with concerns about their child’s hearing can call Mrs. Davy at the school for aid and test requests.
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Clare Public School
Davy
Homecoming Tilt Can Decide Title
Clare High faces Durand in a pivotal homecoming clash that could decide the conference title. Key events include a Thursday bonfire and snake dance, a Friday parade and 7:30 p.m. game at the high school field, with potential turnout rivaling a 1,200 crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Clare High
Durand
CHS
Kathryn Freeman Installed OBS Matron at Clare's Zenobia
Kathryn Freeman was installed as Worthy Matron of Clare's Zenobia chapter OES on October 22. The ceremony drew a large audience including visiting officers and dignitaries from Harrison Farwell Coleman Midland Alma and the Masonic Home.
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Clare
Zenobia
O.E.S
Kathrynreeman
Emma
Howard Everts
Edith Bucholz
Harrison
Grand Chaplin
Eva Schlafley
Farwell
Lea Ranck
Coleman
Elizabeth Whittier
Midland
Ed Schlafley
CGM
Erma Gephart
Dorthy Cady
Marshall
Dorotha Lloyd
Doris Cotton
Kathryn Freeman
Warren White
Evelyn Breen
Temperance Convention Held Success in Clare Michigan
The Women s Christian Temperance Union held a state meeting in Clare with audiences filling the Methodist church seating. Mrs Eva May Rowley led brisk afternoon sessions while Miss Isabel Mc Corkindale spoke on social issues. Local choirs provided musical entertainment. a fuller report will run in next week s Sentinel.
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Methodist Church
Michigan
Women’s’ Christian Temperance Union
Clare
Eva May Rowley
W.C.T.U
Clare Methodist
Mt. . Pleasant
Two Boys Win Air Rifle Trophys in Clare Contest
Clare Junior Chamber of Commerce awarded air rifle trophies to Gary Norcutt 134 points and Mike Elden 118 in the 10-year-plus and 8-9 year-old divisions. Larry Norcutt and Jim White placed second. Jaycees Spring group coached and demonstrated gun safety at Clare Elementary gym before the event, which drew 28 participants and may lead to state-level competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Larry Norcutt
Jim White
JayCees Spon
Rosebush Businesses Change Hands
Rosebush sees changes as two local shops transfer ownership. The Andrews Store grocery and meat business is bought by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Vogel with possession on November 1. The Standard station in Rosebush is now operated by Arlo House, taking over the former Baird's service.
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Rosebush
Andrews
Bob Vogel
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Pamela Koch
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Scnut
Rotary
Circuit Court
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Mary Cotton
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Maudie Bauer
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