Clare High Homecoming Opens With Snake Dance Bonfire
Clare High begins homecoming week with the Snake Dance and bonfire kicking off the weekend. Student Queen Starr Parkhurst, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Pryor and a Clare High senior, was chosen by student vote from four class nominees to preside at the Ball.
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Clare High
Starr Parkhurst
Robert Pryor
Clare
McEwan Street
Queen’s Court
Sue Jackson
Larry Jackson
Vicki Bryant
Ernest Bryant
Sherrie Green
Leonel Green
Lynette Miller
Melvin Morse
Andrea Clute
Robert Clute
Deborah Greer
Robert Greer
CHS
Body of Missing G Whiteside Found Near Clare
The body of 76 year old Glén O Whiteside of Clare was found last week in a field near his home ending a prolonged search that drew volunteers and a reward appeal. John Dunlop discovered the body while small game hunting near the Clare Isabella county line. Funeral services were held at a memorial ceremony with Rev Van Parker and burial at Cherry Grove. Thurston Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Glén. O. Whiteside
Clare
John Dunlop
Donald Dunlop
Isabella
Whiteside
Grant Ave
van Parker
Cherry Grove
Thurston Funeral Home
UNICEF Halloween Collection At Clare Junior High
Hallowe en activities shift from candy to a UNICEF coin collection led by teens from the Methodist and United Church of Christ groups. Door callers wear armbands or markings on containers to identify themselves. Donations aid foreign relief via United Nations programs.
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Hallowee’en
Clare
Unicef
Methodist Church
United Church of Christ
United Nations
Local Candidates Energize Area As Election Nears
Electors in the region brace for the final five days before the November 3 election day. Local ballots show no county race contests but feature spirited contests elsewhere.
Youths Jailed For Trial On Burglary Charge
Six Clare youths aged 14 to 15 and two older suspects Michael Roy Snear 20 and Kenneth Huntoon 17 were charged with breaking into Mare shall Leonard Station Clare taking 35 dollars October 23 and a further 25 on October 27. Huntoon faces an extra larceny charge for a hunting coat theft from Cavalier auto service. Older defendants waived examination and were bound over to circuit court. held on 500 dollar bail at Clare County jail.
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Michael Roy Snear
Kenneth Huntoon
Clare
William B. Dunlop
Harrison
Huntoon
Hie
Cavalier
Ray
Ruth
Roger Wallace
East Sixth
Pine
Chuck Beltinck
Sixth Street
Wallace
Clothing drive planned by Clare PTA for children
Plans outline a wearables collection drive in child sizes by the Exchange Children's Clothing Office from November 9 to 13. The effort is sponsored by the Clare Parent- Teachers Association, with local organizers and supporters noted. Bourke Lodewyk, Bay City insurer, is a State Board candidate for a four year term. he previously worked at Central Michigan University. Robert P. Briggs of Jackson seeks a six year term and is backed by Consumers Power executives. a Clare county committee supports him.
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Donald E. Holbrook
Clare
Midland
Isabella
District Court of Appeals
Michigan
Senate
Clare County
E. J. Gershon
Guy Vander Jagt
Cadillac
Harold B. Hughes
Glare
Donald E. Holbrook, Jr
Elden Crawford
Evart
Elizabeth Hradel
Mr. Pleasant
United States
Phillip Hart
Elly M. Peterson
Charlotte
Elford Cederberg
Bert Evans
Gladwin
Mar
Local Exchange Children’s Clothing Office
The
Clare Parent- Teachers Assn
Bourke Lodewyk
Bay City
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant
Marion Davy
Robert P. Briggs
Jackson
Consumers Power Company
Farm Plan by James Denton Aims Erosion Controls
James Denton of Gilmore Townsh plans a basic conservation program. He will fill an old gravel pit, remove hedgerows, and install erosion control strips. He intends to rearrange fields to grow more corn on gentle slopes and more alfalfa on steeper ones.
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James Denton
Gilmore Townsh
Jim
Clare County Junior Livestock Club Elects 65 Officers
The Clare County Junior Livestock Club elected 65 officers for the coming year. Dee Dunkle Harrison was named President and Beverly Ann Weldon Clare Secretary. Elections took place Thursday October 22 at the Bud Dunkle farm with about twenty five 4 Hers present to learn calf selection and steer care. George MacQueen County Extension Agent spoke on finished steer carcass quality. Members plan to attend the Purdue Michigan State football game Saturday November 7 in East Lansing.
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Clare County Junior Livestock Club
Dee Dunkle
Harrison
Charles Magnus
Clare
Beverly Ann Weldon
Roger Bowers
Diane Dunkle
Bud Dunkle Farm
Bud Dunkle
George ©. MacQueen
Pradue
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Voter Interest High Ahead of November 3 Election
Township races draw attention as clerks report record registrations and potential high turnout. In Grant township Wilma Randall leads clerk race with June Jerred running as write in. Isabella county Gilmore township fields contests for supervisor treasurer and trustee. Vernon township sees full Democratic slate and GOP incumbents facing challengers in clerk treasurer trustee and justice races.
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Grant Township
Wilma Randall
June Jerred
Grant
Isabella County
Gilmore Township
John Laverty
Richard Johnson
Laura Cook
Kenneth Rawson
Vernon Township
Ernest Irwin
Ed McConnell
Gail Leiter
Forrest Brewer
Jack Hemstreet
Paul McConnell
Vernon
GOP
George Sexton
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Dwyer
Constable
Robert Babcock
Joe Greer
Joe White
Jim Maloney
Earl Hacker
Alumni Homecoming Dance Plans At High School
The Glare High alumni committee announces tomorrow evening’s Homecoming Dance with an orchestra from Alma College. Admission is 1 dollar per person. dancing runs 10 to 12:30. Open to Clare High alumni and students with guests. dress code requires suits or slacks with sport jacket and tie.
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Glare High
CHS Grads
Highlanders
Alma College
Clare High
Biblical Artifacts on Exhibit at Central Michigan University
An exhibit of ancient Near Eastern biblical artifacts runs November 1–7 at Central Michigan University in the University Center lower level. The week features films talks and displays including Mesopotamian gods Egyptian relics coins and a Tell en Nasbeh find dating to about 1800 B.C. The exhibit is free and open daily with evening programs on November 2 and 5.
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Central Michigan University
University Center
Syria
Lawrence Danne
Miller
Tower of Babel
Albright
Johns Hopkins University
St. Francis de Sales
Muskegon
Bastiaan van Eldern
Calvin Seminary
Grand Rapids
Tell en-Nasbeh
Mizpah
Kiwanis Planting Trees To Restore Clare's Urban Forest
The Clare Kiwanis Club leads a tree replacement program to restore trees lost from damage and disease. Sugar Maple and Norway Maple are the chosen varieties with 15 trees planted by city workers under Ed White's supervision and 75 more trees ordered for spring planting. City Manager Clarence Gunn notes ongoing concern over tree loss and Kiwanis support for parks and playground improvements.
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Clare
Clare Kiwanis Club
Wman
White
Clarence Gunn
Kiwanis Club
Rush For '65 Plates Delayed Opening After Sun Day Ban
Secretary of State James M. Hare delayed the traditional November 1 opening of license plates to Monday November 2. He predicted an opening rush for plates as owners may use titles or prior year registrations, with no Sunday sales allowed.
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James M. Hare
Hare
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George MacQueen
Clare Hi
G. Whiteside
Sentinel
McEwan
Pioneers
St. Louis
Sharks
Mid- Michigan
George Perry
Ithaca
Chesaning
Corunna
Meridian
Rod Mizer
Ralph Snook
Corounna
Lloyd Conley
Barryton
Coleman
Lake City
Farwell
Tawas
MMB Ithaca
Sanford Meridian
Hallowe’en
Mareshall Leonard Station
McEwan and
State
Beltinck
Margaret Kegg
Kegg
William Smart
Port Huron
Clare General Hospital
Montcalm
Bissell ‘Stranges
Republice Can
King
State Board of Education
MSU
Wayne State
Emil Lockwood
Court of Appeals
Gratiot Co
Club
Clare County Courte House
Secretary of State
Warriner Auditorium
Kiwanis
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