Four Hurt as Three Cars Collide Near Clare
Four people are hospitalized after a Tuesday night three-car crash just outside Clare. Ben Karash, Virginia Dougherty, Edward Wixson and Clara Wixson were treated at Clare General Hospital with head neck facial injuries and other trauma. all described as in good condition by Dr. Gershon. Police said the investigation continues and no charges were issued.
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Clare
Clare General Hospital
E. J. Gershon
E. J
J. R. Gershon
Mt. Pleasant State
Dougherty
Karash
Wixson
Dee Dunkle Wins Big at State Fair Showmanship
Dee Dunkle, 11, of Farwell highlights a string of wins at Clare County and Detroit fairs. His Bertha Lake Hustlers 4-H steer earned Grand Champion honors in Harrison and top showmanship awards at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit, underscoring his early show success aided by sponsor Dan McDonald of Clare.
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Dee Dunkle
Clare County Fair
Michigan
Detroit
Dee
Myron Dunkle
Farwell
Bertha Lake Hustlers
Farwell Public
Clare County
Child Health Conference Clinic Schedule Details
The schedule for September lists sessions at Harrison Court House on Friday September 16 from 9 to 11 am. Farwell Methodist church basement hosts Tuesday September 20 from 9 to 11 am. Clare City Hall holds Tuesday September 20 from 1 to 3 pm.
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Harrison Court House
Farwell Methodist Church
Clare City Hall
Club Championships Decided At Twin Elms
A Twin Elms evening banquet will close the season with trophy and prize awards. Earlier, a mixed two ball match kicks off the day as the first men women event of the season. Dan Burdo will preside as MC for trophy presentations with club champion Bob Brown and runner up Dick Ulrich participating. Speaker Ulrich also serves as club president this year. A party with live music will follow dinner and program. A kicker’s tournament for unpaired members is planned and reservations for the meal close at 1 00 pm today.
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Twin Elms
Dan Burdo
McC
Bob Brown
Dick Ulrich
Ulrich
Cradit Wins Clare Women’s Championship at Twin Elms
Jean Cradit defeats defending champion Mrs. Roy Dunbar to win the Women Golfers of Clare Club Championship at Twin Elms. Cradit also earned medalist honors on qualifying day. First flight winner was Mrs. Herschel Reiss. runner-up Mrs. Paul Schroeder. Second flight went to Mrs. Norris Elden with runner-up Mrs. William Bowler. A Field Day followed for first-match losers with prizes.
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Ers
Neilan Cradit
Clare
Roy Dunbar
Twin Elms
Cradit
Herschel Reiss
Paul Schroeder
Norris Elden
William Bowler
Dunbar
LaGoe
Bowler
Schroeder
Sam. Garfield
Jack Bromley
JCs Seek Candidate for Outstanding Young Farmer Award
Clare JayCees invite nominations from Granges Farm Bureau and individuals for the Outstanding Young Farmer of the Year. Last year's winner Robert Clute narrowly missed selecting a Michigan candidate Carl Gruno. Junior Chamber of Commerce in charge says details and blanks are available from practice.
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Clare JayCees
Granges
Farm Bureat
Robert Clute
Judgiig
Michigan
Carl Gruno
Chamber of Commerce
Hte
Pri
Clare and Gladwin Clash In Central Michigan Opener
Clare High and Gladwin Gas open the football season at Clare, both teams laden with returning talent and preseason ratings near the top of the Central Michigan class. Clare boasts a strong offensive line and backs led by Doug Young, while Gladwin counters with Mike Breault and Larry Hall. A scrimmage against St Francis of Traverse City showcased Clare’s potential as they prepare for a power matchup against Gladwin.
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Pioneer
St. Francis
Clare
Traverse City
Gladwin
Central Michigan
Clare High
George Perry
Pioneers
Flying Gs
Giants
Jarl, Ruark
Jeff Raymond
Larry Gathcross
Paul Benchley
Mike Walters
Joe Bowler
Bob Krainik
Hard Rock
Mike Breault
Larry Hall
Leo Martonesi
CHS
Doug Young
Deb Nolan
Young
Carncross Elected FFA President at Clare R-2
Lawrence Carncross was elected president of the Clare R-2 FFA chapter after the start of school. Willis Strouse was named vice president, Russ Graham secretary, John Cotton treasurer, Bruce Dole reporter, Kirk Hills sentinel, Tom Crawford parliamentarian, with Floyd Norcutt as faculty advisor.
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John Cotton
Calvin Cotton
Clare
Bruce Dole
William A. Dole
Kirk Hills
Don Hills
Tom Crawford
Don Crawford
Farwell School Levy Denied by State Tax Commission
The State Tax Commission denied Farwell Area School District No 7s appeal of the Clare County Tax Allocation Boards 1960 millage decision. It upheld the minimum millage allocations for Surrey and Lincoln townships after a hearing in Harrison on August 28 1960. Voters had previously authorized an extra half mill to reach eight mills for maximum state aid.
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Farwell
State Tax Commission
Farwell Area
Surrey
Lincoln
Harrison
Michigan
Clare County Tax Allocation Board
Dort
Cub Scouts Meet Seeking Parents At St. Cecilia’s Clare
Cub Scout group opens a meeting for parents and others interested in Cub Scouting at 7 30 Monday in the basement of St. Cecilia s church Clare Robert Williams chairman said boys may attend with parents and that adult help with leaders and supervisor jobs is needed.
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St. Cecilia's Church
Clare
Robert Williams
Clergy to Discuss New Church Constitution
Rev A Robert Harrison associate pastor of First Congregational Church of Saginaw and Dr George W Bohman from Wayne University will discuss the proposed constitution of the United Church of Christ on Sunday September 18 at 3 30 p m at the Congregational Christian Church of Merrill 24 miles west of Saginaw on W 46 A question and answer period will follow their discussion light refreshments will be served All interested Congregationalists are invited
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A. Robert Harrison
First Congregational Church of
Saginaw
George W. Bohman
Department of Public Speaking
Wayne University
United Church of Christ
Congregational Christian Church of
Merrill
Clare district eyes new elementary unit to ease crowding
The Clare District School Board plans another election on a Brookwood site elementary building to relieve crowded classrooms after a count shows 1 515 district students and 39 to 33 per room in several grades. The vote could be in November with a $420 000 plan previously rejected by 17 votes.
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Clare District School Board
Prade
Clare
Brookwood
Richard Wheeler
John Astret
Tga
Clare PTA Opens Fall Season
The Clare PTA launches its fall season with a meeting on Monday September 19 at 8 pm in the Elementary Auditorium. Parents may meet teachers and view the film The School That Went to Town. Refreshments in the Kindergarten room. attendance urged by Mrs Richard Schroeder urging local involvement.
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Richard Schroeder
Fall planting guide for spring color from MSU bulbs
Michigan State University horticulturists advise planting bulbs in September for vibrant spring color. Tulips daffodils crocuses and hyacinths are recommended choices to brighten yards after winter.
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Michigan State University Horticulturists
Consumers Aid Going To Stricken East
Four Consumers Power Line men and repair workers from Clare joined 178 Michigan volunteers sent to Boston to repair electric utility systems battered by the hurricane. The group, led by H. L. Zeigenbein, left Willow Run airport to report to a central manpower pool for assignment by seaboard utility firms.
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Consumers Power Line
Clare
Michigan
Boston
Mass
Willow Run
Detroit
Ar H. L. Zeigenbein
Consumer’s Central Division
Alma
Big Rapids
He Tickle
Tom Mickle
Bernar Gray
Marvin Sartor
Centrail Division
Zeigenbein
A Son
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Ence
Lutheran Seminary of Saginaw
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Perry
Norm Davis
Danny Green
Carncross
FFA
Farwell School
Wheeler
Boar
Lake George Fish Survey
Lake George
Michigan Department of Conservation
Clare Pta
Don McGregor
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Consumers Aid
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