Hendershot Held Over For Circuit Court Action
Kenneth Hendershot remains in custody after a Friday appearance before Clare Justice William Dunlop on a charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He is held for the November term of the circuit court. Prosecution witnessed by Warren Decker, former Clare Police Chief, with James S. Bicknell III presenting the case and Harold Hughes assisting. If convicted, he could receive a five year add on to current sentence for the 1950 killing of Joseph Naumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hendershot
Clare
William Dunlop
Circuit Court
James S. Bicknell, III
Warren Decker
Hendershot
Joseph Naumes
Harold Hughes
Donald E. Holbrook
Biggest CHS Band To Play Halloween Show
Clare High School fans will see about 120 band members in a joint Halloween themed performance at the final home game Friday night. The Clare Senior and Junior Bands join forces with the Intermediate Band in costume to present musicals inspired by Macbeth the Sorcerer and Peer Gynt with Frankenstein appearing as a special attraction. Lloyd Conley leads the fusion, promising Clare’s largest field band and a surge of green uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
St. Louis
Clare
Linda Blystone
Shakespere
Broom
Frankenstein
Lloyd Conley
Clare JayCees Urge Voters In Strong GOTV Push
Clare Junior Chamber of Commerce members plan a telephone drive to remind every eligible Michigan voter to go to the polls next Tuesday. They offer rides and babysitting to ease voting, distribute vote reminder towels with Standard Oil, and will broadcast a sound equipped auto to read aloud election duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
JayCees
Michigan
Square Dance Class Opens at Clare Public School
Final enrollment chance tonight October 30 for Clare Public School adult Western Square Dancing course. Miss Phyllis Pearson directs seven remaining classes held on successive Thursdays from 7:30 to 9:30 at the high school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Public School
Phyllis Pearson
Sunday Worship Marks Opening Of Clare Baptist Church
The First Baptist Church of Clare inaugurates its new Wilcox Park Drive site with a Sunday service. Rev. Gerrit Schut leads a long effort dating back to 1955, with a modern 42 by 85 foot facility funded by a building fund and parish effort. The event invites locals and visitors to celebrate the church's growth and new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptists’ New Church
Clare
First Baptist Church of
Wilcox Park Drive
North Hemlock
Gerrit Schut
Mary Osborn
Edward Schlafley
Roy Kinsey
Donald Squires
W.,d., Curtis
Carl Mowry
Kendall ‘Wood
Wayne Cowles
Lynn Archbold
Edward Schlafley, Jr
Reginald House
Jerry Rydman
Coleman
Peter Schierbeck
Lucas
Michigan
Radiant Heating Company
Grand Rapids
Plumbing Y
L &H Plumbing
Phillip Hochstetler
Kendell Wood
Little White
Town Hall
City Hall
A. P. MacDonald
Carrie Eaton
A. J. Clute
Thayer
Bees
Charles Krell
Fred Bader
Fred Loomis
Delbert Osborn
Earle Redman
A. J
A. F. Choate
A. C. Barclay
N. D. Potter
J. H. Lowe
Garnett
Raney
W. Knight
Co. B. Milberry
Charles Stroupe
A. D. Telder
Floyd Galusha
E. E. Redman
R.T. Burgess
G. Schut
Toinr
Net New Baptist Church
Wilcox ‘Park Drive
Foell
Maurice Studio
OES Installation Observed by Zenobia Chapter Members
Zenobia Chapter Order of Eastern Star hosted a Thursday evening installation on October 23 with Worthy Matron Faye Stephenson and Worthy Patron Frank Peet presiding. Special guests included Edith Busholz, Flora Fales, Florence McCreight, and Emil Bucholz among others. ceremonies featured gifts, songs, and a farewell by retiring officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Faye Stephenson
Frank Peet
Edith Busholz
Harrison
Flora Fales
Midland
Ruth
Florence McCreight
Alabama
Michigan
Lucille Gardner
Lois Stevenson
Dorothy Baker
Farwell
Ken Clark
Larry Wilcox
John Q. Lock Lodge
Emil Bucholz
Howard Everts
Everts
Heath Waits pleads guilty to second degree murder
Heath Donald Heath of Saginaw admitted in Clare County Court to killing Mrs. Beverly Thompson near Clare on August 5, 1958. He testified he struck and stabbed her during a confrontation, then fled as the residence was set on fire. He faces a life sentence if convicted at trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heath
Gene Donald Heath
Saginaw
Beverly Thompson
Clare County
James
Bicknell
Thompson
Cooperton
Ted Cooper
Dem rally invitation in Clare County at Farwell Town Hall
Jim Yoder of Harrison invites all Clare County voters to a coffee hour at Farwell Town Hall on Sunday November 2 at 1 00 P.M. County Democratic Chairman Yoder says candidates have met citizens and now will share their plans if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Yoder
Harrison
Clare County
Farwell Town Hall
Yoder
UNICEF Day Highlighted by Clare Committee
The Clare Committee for UNICEF labels Thursday October 30 as UNICEF Day in Clare. Church volunteers from the First Congregational and Clare Methodist churches will collect coins during Trick or Treating to fund milk, medicine, and other care for hungry and sick children.
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Clare Committee For Unicef
Unicef
Clare
George Beck
First Congregational Church
Richard Schroeder
Clare Methodist Church
Clare Red and Gun Club Annual Shoot Draws 150 Attendees
The Clare Red and Gun Club reported a successful Annual Shoot held October 20 with about 150 people in attendance. Earl Ruby won the grand prize a 12 gauge shotgun. Prizes included 19 turkeys 21 chickens and other awards. The Bow and Arrow group will meet November 1 inviting all to attend and join.
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Clare Red.and Gun Club
Earl Ruby
Loomis Woman Lily Trumble Celebrates 100th Birthday
Mrs. Lily Trumble of Loomis marked her hundredth birthday on Tuesday with a quiet family celebration led by her daughter Mrs. Laura Zimmerman and relatives. Neighbors recall her son Heby Dick once drew headlines for a Texas to Michigan journey on foot to visit his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Trumble
Loomis
Laura Zimmerman
CHS Players to Stage The Family Nobody Wanted Comedy
Clare High School announces a dramatization of The Family Nobody Wanted by Carl and Helen Doss. The stage version mixes humor with a meaningful message about family challenges, following publicity from Life Magazine and The Reader's Digest.
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Clare High School
Carl and
Helen Doss
Life Magazine
Reader's Digest
MSU Honors 186 Students for All A Average
Jim Beltinck is among 186 Michigan State University students cited for maintaining an all A academic average during the spring and summer terms. A dinner hosted by University President John A. Hannah celebrated the honorees with an Honor Roll proclamation.
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Jim Belinek
Roy Beltinck
Claré
MSU
John A. Hannah
Clare FHA chapter wins regional offices at East Towns
The Clare high school Future Homemakers of America was named top regional in officer elections held October 25 at East Ta. Joyce Dunkle was named president and Jean Hart vice president. Mrs Mae Lance spoke on the Cornerstone of The Home theme. Twenty five Clare FHA members and their mothers attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Future “Homemakers of America
East Ta
Joyce Dunkle
Jean Hart
Joyce
Clinton Dunkle
Clare R-1
CHS
East Tawns
Mae Lance
Houghton Lake High School
Clare Chapter
Sheriff Darling Receives Award for Safety
Sheriff James Darling was honored with an Award of Merit at a county jail ceremony. Jerry Forsberg of Clare representing the Michigan Association of Insurance Agents presented the award for 1957 safety work.
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James Darling
Jerry Forsberg
Clare
Michigan Association of Insurance Agents
Darling
Clare County
Forsberg
Grain Granary Burned At Otis Norton Farm Near Clare
Fire Monday evening destroyed the granary on the Otis Norton farm four miles southeast of Clare. The Clare Fire Department could not save the building and grain but prevented further property loss. The granary held about 650 to 700 bushels of oats and wheat. Insurance covers only a small portion of the loss.
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Otis Northon
Clare
Clare Fire Department
Unopposed County and contested district races outlined
The ballot combines unopposed county slots with competitive statewide and congressional contests. Republican incumbents face Democratic challengers in the U S Senate and House races while governorship and state offices feature rival party slates. County posts show a full Republican slate for prosecutor sheriff clerk treasurer and other offices with several contested races at the state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Mennen
Williams
Paul Bagwell
U. S. Senate
Charles Potter
Phillip Hart
Congress
Elford A. Cederberg
Daniel Reed
Charles Prescott
Lawrence Raymond
Russell Strange
Ernest Schmidt
Donald A. Brown
Raymond A. Plank
Allen G.weatherwax
Jason L. Honigman
John. V. Clements
John B. Swainson
James M. Hare
Paul L. Adams
Sanford A. Brown
Frank
Szymanski
Clare air rifle shoot invites boys eight to fifteen
The Clare Junior Chamber of Commerce hosts a state wide air rifle shoot for boys ages eight to fifteen on Saturday November 8 at the Army Reserve Armory East Fourth Street. Daisy supplied rifles and ammo. Army Reserve personnel supervise. Awards honor marksmen in three age divisions. Parent signatures required on entry blanks printed in The Sentinel. An educational safety film will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Day Cees
Clare Junior Chamber’ of Commerce
Army Reserve Armory
East Fourth Street
Daisy
the Sentinel
Clare
Jay Ceées
Fifteen Years Service Recognized by Local Selective Service Board
The local Selective Service Board honored 15 years of service with pins awarded to chairman Arthur F. Damoth and member William Dunlop ando Dr Earl C Wilson. Harrison received a certificate for five years as county medical examiner. The two 15 year veterans have served since World War II days.
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Selective Service Board
Arthur F. Damoth
William Dunlop
Earl C. Wilson
Harrison
Draft Board
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Clare JayCees
West
Bozmah
Montania
Walter Foell
Harold Loomis
OES
Lucy Roberts
Genevieve
Nina Rosendahl
Eliza ‘Beth
Elden
Joan Mickle
Ulrich
Emma Everts
Janet Hicks
Larry Everts
God
Dem
CHS Players
Little, Brown, and Co
Jim Beltinck
Elaine Letson
Evelyn Richmond
Clare School
FHA
Jean
Richard Hart
Clare High
Dunkle Fha Regional
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