Clare area bowlers start season as 500-plus participants join leagues
About 106 bowling teams began activity in Clare this week at Clare Bowling Alley and Gateway Lanes drawing nearly 500 bowlers from Harrison Farwell Rosebush Weidman North Bradley Mt Pleasant Coleman and Clare Team members include Kezlers and pinspillers with leagues across five venues Mrs Fran Shellander Clare Alleys and Gateway Lanes secretary says fifty four teams form five leagues at Gateway Lanes and fifty two pinspillers compete five nights weekly at Clare Alleys George Wisler stands out the busiest bowler as leagues run about 16 weeks then move to state contests with high scores listed.
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Clare
Harrison
Farwell
Rosebush
Weidman
North Bradley
Mt. Pleasant
Coleman
Fran Shellander
Clare Alleys
Gateway Lanes
Gerald Brown
Pinspillers
Aey
George Wisler
Congregational Women Begin Fall Season at Meeting
The Women's Fellowship of the Congregational Church opened the fall season on September 2. Miss Effie Hales, new president, led devotions by Mrs. N A Elde. Circle IV announced rummage sale plans for September 30 and October 1 and a Christmas Bazaar was approved.
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The
Congrégational Church
Effie’ Hales
N. A. Elde
Circle II
Faith of Our Fathers
Circle IV
Army Private Chandanais Plays Football in Alaska
Army Pvt. Kenneth J. Chandanais son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Chandanais 2668 Ludington Dr Claré is serving on Fort Richardson Alaska and played football there Chandanais entered the Army last January and is a 1954 Clare High School graduate.
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Army
Kenneth J. Chanda Nais
Arthur Chanidanais
Ludington Dr
Claré
Alaska
Fort Richardson
Chandanais
Clare High School
Clare Hospital Auxiliary hears plans for Grey Ladies group
The Clare Hospital Auxiliary met in the Barnes Cafe for its first fall meeting. President Mrs. William Maxwell appointed committees and discussed organizing a Grey Ladies unit to assist nurses, with fourteen applications needed. Guest speaker Mrs. Virginia Seitz presented an art lecture. Members come from Clare and nearby towns. Next meeting set for October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hospital
Barnes Cafe
Grey Ladies
Clare
Virginia Seitz
Coleman
Harrison
Mt. Pleasant
Houghton
Lake and
Ewart
You Are Self Employed If You Farm On Shares
William E. LaRock explains social security rules for share farmers. A share-farmer acts as a self employed farmer when they produce a crop or livestock on another’s land under a percentage or shared-proceeds arrangement. Even if the landowner harvests or handles sales, the share-farmer’s duty to farm during the growing season keeps them self employed. If both partners share in profits and losses, both are self employed farmers. future articles will discuss farm partnerships.
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William E. LaRock
Rnerse City Social Security Office
Peasner
Gelouine
Michiganewspapers
Hunters: Leave Guns At Home Before Season Opener
Conservation officer Don Bell announces a gunless period for hunters from September 16 to 30. No firearms may be used in the field during the 15 days prior to the October 1 opening of hunting season.
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Don Béll
Sena
Third Annual Art Exhibit At Hotel Doherty Draws 350
About 350 visitors attended the Third Annual Art Exhibit of Mrs. Virginia Seitz at the Wedgewood Room Hotel Doherty. Local and out of town buyers favored landscapes with Birch trees and Green Mansions while several pieces by Mrs. McArthur and others earned prizes and praise. Guests came from Saginaw Midland Cleveland Detroit and several Michigan towns.
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Wedgewood
Doherty
Virginia Seitz
Saginaw
Ann Arbor
Detroit
Cleveland
Lake George
Pleasant
Adelaide Elden
Maxine Kirkpatrick
Sarah Beck
Clare Women Golfers Host September Three Round Event
The Clare women golfers plan a September three round tournament with prizes for low net and low putts. On Wednesday September 7 they held a regular business session and luncheon. Awards were given for high low poker hands and other scores to Mrs. Blanche Wright and Mrs. Ben Roslow with Mrs. Ann Olson earning a low putts ball.
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Clare
Reguar
Blanche Wright
Ben Roslow
Ann Olson
Mason Man Jailed On Immorality Charge In Clare
Edmund Leroy Rood aged 24 of Mason was arraigned in Clare Justice Court on taking a minor girl under 16 out of Clare for immoral purposes. He was arrested by Owosso police after a Clare warrant was issued following the girl's father filing a complaint. Rood bound over to circuit court in $2,000 bond but lodged in Clare County Jail after failing to meet the bond. Also noted are separate items: Maurice Claus paid fines for DUI and surrendered his license, three Clare youths charged with illegal beer possession pleading guilty with fines, and a two car crash on Wheaton and Maple injuring Rene Belle with Walter H Henry cited for failure to yield.
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Edmund Leroy Rood
Mason
Clare
Owosso
Bert Head
Reod
Clare County
Harrison
Clare City
Clare Municipal
Maurice Claus
Claus
William B. Dunlop
Wheaton
Maple
Rene Belle
Walter H Henry
Farwell
Wheaton Street
Bolle
Pleasant Community Hospital
Henry
Lorraine Schultz Wins Scholarship for Masters in Social Work
Lorraine Schultz a Clare High School Class of 1949 and Adrian College 1958 graduate begins her final year at Western Reserve University Cleveland this fall pursuing a Masters in the School of Applied Social Science in the psychiatric field Her field work will be at Cleveland State Hospital and she received a 2000 Mental health Traineeship funded by the Public Health Service National Institutes of Health through Health Education and Welfare This summer she stayed in Cleveland and worked for the Cuyahoga County Welfare Department Child Welfare division
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorraine Schultz
Clare High School
Adrain College
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
Earnest Endeavoor
Department of Health Education and ‘Welfare
Public Health Service
National Institutes of Health
Lorraine
Cuyahoga County
Newsman to Address Clare Kiwanis Club
Ellis Emmons Reed editor of the Daily Times News Mt. Pleasant will speak to the Clare Kiwanis Club at the September 21 meeting. Reed has served as editor and advertising public relations and promotion director in the East and directed postwar press tours of Europe and North Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Emmons
Bill) Reed
Daily ‘Times News
Mt. Pleasant
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Will
Clare Kiwanis. Club
Ken Ritter
Reed
New York University
Europe
United States
International ‘Management Congress
Brussels
Wisconsin
Michigan
Girl Scouts Seek Leaders for Fall Activities
Clare Girl Scouts announce a fall program and urgent need for volunteers. Call 512-M or 202-13 to join, with Troop Two requiring a leader and Brownie Troops needing at least three. Meetings at City Hall begin September 8 with Troop Seven on September 12 and Troop Ten on September 19. Monthly potlucks start the first Monday each month, with menus published in the Sentinel. Brownies must be eight by December 1 to join.
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Clare Girl Scouts
Clare City Hall
Troop Seven
Troop Ten
United Fund
Sentinel
Thomas Shilling Lake County road worker dies at 51
Thomas Shilling of Lake County, a road commission worker, died suddenly on Sunday after a heart attack. He was 51. He is survived by his wife, three sons, and several brothers and sisters. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Garfield Hall in Lake, with burial in Garfield Cemetery. Coker's Funeral Home of Farwell arranged.
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Thomas Shilling
Lake
Clare County Road Commission
Shilling
Garfield Hall
Kenneth Mack
Garfield Cemetery
Cokers
Farwell
Death notice for Simon Sheredy Wise Twp resident
Simon Sam Sheredy 72 resident of Wise township died at home Wednesday afternoon September 14 Funeral services set for Saturday 10 AM at St Cecilia's Church Rosary at Doherty Funeral Home Thursday and Friday evenings at 7 o'clock
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Simon
Sam) Sheredy
Wise Township
St. Cecilia’s Church
Doherty
Clare PTA Opens Season With Dr Laurence Smith Talk
Clare PTA announces its first meeting of the season on Monday September 19. Teachers and parents will attend as Dr Laurence Smith acting director of the Laboratory at the Central Michigan College of Education speaks.
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Clare P.T.A
PTA
Laurence Smith
Central Michigan College of Education
Pioneers face full schedule as Clare season opens
Clare High School Pioneer football team prepares for a busy 1955 schedule starting with an opener at Big Rapids. Coach Perry returns eight starters, led by Kinsey and Merillat, with a strong backfield of Seiter and Rupy. Conference matchups include Durand, St Louis, Ithaca, Chesaning, and a non conference clash with Gladwin. Season tickets on sale at local outlets.
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Clare High School
Big Rapids
Clark Kinsey
Perry
Larry Seiter
Chuck Rupy
Ohio
Comey
Keith Merillat
Merilla
Zer
Ruby and
Seiter
Jim Dwyer
Dick Beery
Carlyle Garthe
Jim Nivison
Pioneers
Methodist Sunday School Opens New Year at Clare Church
Clare Methodist Church School begins a new year on September 11 with organized teacher groups and department superintendents led by Mrs. Clayton Neff. Names of department heads and class teachers are listed, with Rally Day planned for September 25 and a reminder to return to Sunday School.
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Choor
Clare Methodist Church
Clayton Neff
Wilson Samborn
Childrens
Nursery Home Department
Verlin. Williams
Leonel Green
L. J. Nevins
Willard Ireland
Ralph Ackerman
Cass
Fred Pierson
Carl Stephenson
Eugene Frey
Robert Greerher
Ronald Wilson
Robert Kring
Ray Hanchett
William Case
James Yeoman
Floyd’ Norcutt
Richard al- Tich
Emma Sager
Clarence van
Nell Stirling
Warren White
Wilson Bader
Harley Sowle
Colonville School Reunion Brings Teachers and Pupils Together
Reunion of Colonville School alumni and staff gathered in the Colonville Church basement on Saturday September 3. A pot luck supper and prayer led by Rev Van derveen followed reminiscences of school days. Officers elected for three years included President Dale Davis Secretary Irené Chite and Treasurer Marion Magnus. Urbey planned to attend next year at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teens For Christ Fellowship
Clare County
First Baptist Church of
Harrison
Lake Baptist Church
Lake
Clare
Dover Church
Kenneth Mack
Lake Ann's Baptist Camp
Colonville
Colonville Church
Thitty
Vanderveen
Floren Pudyay
Dale Davis
Irené Chite
Marion Magnus. Urbey
Rev Harold Seegle to Speak at Clare Baptist Church
The Rev Harold Seegle of Stanton Baptist Church will be guest speaker at Clare Baptist Church next Sunday for the 11:00 morning and 7:45 evening services. Many heard his message when he filled the pulpit months ago and an invitation is extended to all members and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Seegle
Stanton Baptist Church
Clare Baptist Church
Seeyle
Baptist Mission Conferences Set
The annual Missionary conference in Central Michigan runs Sunday September 25 through October 2 at Clare Baptist Church with 8:00 p m evenings. Speakers come from various mission stations abroad and at home. Members are urged to attend to learn about workers and supported mission areas. Further details will follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Clare
Reserve Cadres Train for Nation’s Emergency
Clare Ohio reservists in two infantry units train two nights weekly as part of the 70th Infantry Division cadre system. They describe the role as a core to expand to full strength during mobilization, with trainees becoming future leaders and instructors ready for national emergencies.
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Army
Clare
70Th Infantry Division
70Th
Infantry
Michigan
Indiana
71Th Infantry Division
Clares
Claré
Alyways
C, I and Co; M
America
Mobile X-Ray Unit Visits Clare For Health Checks
The Michigan Health department mobile X-Ray unit visited Clare, screening about 500 people for chest X Rays. Most were food handlers, with high school students excused from class. Tuesday evening brought 190 X rays, while Wednesday morning saw fewer due to time limits. officials noted turnout and planned return.
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Michigan Health Department
Clare
Michigan
State Health Department
Dorothy Jolly
Kathryn Freeman
Gladwin
Wvnit
Lake Patch Pride and Wasp Nuisance Tie to Local News
Mrs Nettie Cook reports a two foot long watermelon patch at Lake showing pride in home gardening. City workers tarp a transformer at the new water well. wasps move in creating a removal task before completion. Local Girl Scout leaders seek more adults for leadership roles. Reporter shift note and contact numbers provided.
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Nettie Cook
Lake
the Sentinel
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B. Lavine
C. Lettick
EL Jackson
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Clare Mfg, Co. A I
Schaeffer Dairy
Loomis Rite-Hites
Lettick
BH. Marshall
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City League
Rosebush Oil
ABC Red Line
Midh
Cons
Gas Marsh Grain Citizens Bank Twig
R. Lang
C. Benedict
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E. Spicer
R. Woolston
William Maxwell
Robert Krainik
E. J. Gershon
Fred Boardman
Gloria Werts
Houghton Lake
Girl Scouts
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Teens For Christ Elect
George Perry
Agaist
Michigan Lutheran Seminary
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Clare Eleven
Chesaning
Anderson's
Doherty Hotel
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Belle Deller
Pearl Newman
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