Clare Gridders Fall to Gladwin 20-7 on Home Field
Clare High suffered a 20-7 defeat to Gladwin at Pioneer Field as fumbles and three defensive misplays spoiled scoring chances. Doug Redman connected on key plays for Gladwin, while Clare’s passing and Doug Young run threats stirred the offense, but costly errors doomed the comeback bid.
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Clare High
Gladwin
Pioneer
Clare
Doug Redman
Green
White
Davis
Ruark
Redman
Hall
Perry
Michigan -Lutheran Seminary of
Saginaw
Clare football coach hints at strong season ahead
It may be a safe bet that Clare coach George Perry remains confident despite a first game setback. He praised his squad's talent and power and argued one defeat does not derail the season as he noted rival coaches’ perseverance and a 20 20 tie with Frankenmuth while listing other local results.
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Clare
George Perry
Perry
Kurt Kampe
Saginaw
Arthur Hill
CHS
Faculty Introduced At PTA Meeting At Clare’s Public School
At the season’s first PTA gathering in Clare’s Public School, 93 parents and visitors welcomed back 58 faculty members with two missing. Officers include President Mrs Warren Tice and Vice President Mrs Curt Morton Jr. Superintendent Richard Wheeler spoke on crowding and bus rules as Nurse Irene Davy presented a film on school health.
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Clare
Warren Tice
Curt Morton
Russell Paxton
Clayton Neff
Richard Schroeder
Dave Donovan
Richard Wheeler
Irene Davy
Clare High Magazine Sale Kicks Off Drive
An assembly at Clare High School launched the annual magazine drive running from September 20 to October 5. Students will solicit subscriptions for magazines and The Clare Sentinel to fund class activities and senior events. Past drives have raised as much as $2,000 in the community.
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Clare
State Juvenile Officers Elect Treasurer at Grand Rapids Meet
Mrs. Dortha Lloyd Clare County Juvenile Officer was elected treasurer of a State Association of Juvenile Workers at their convention in Grand Rapids. Delegates heard nationally known speakers on juvenile problems and a panel discussion joined by Michigan probate judges.
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Clare County
Association of Juvenile Workers
Grand Rapids
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James Yeoman Opens Full Service Bike and Hobby Store
James Yeoman has opened a complete bike and hobby store in the former IOOF garage behind the Mc Ewan street lodge site. He expanded from Vernon Hill where he ran a bicycle tricycle sales and repair shop and now offers hobby Do It Yourself kits and supplies. Larry Everts, a watch and jewelry repairman in his father H M Everts’s jewelry business, earned a Master Watchmaker degree this summer from the American Watchmaker Institute after passing practical and theoretical exams.
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McEwan Street
Jim
Vernon. Hill
Larry. Everts
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Congregational Senior High Elects Officers for Year
The Senior High Fellowship of Clare Congregational Church held its first year meeting on September 18 with Phil Breen as president Karla Cooper as secretary treasurer and Eugene Duncan as program director Officers discussed people's prejudices before adjournment.
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Clare Congregational Church
Phil Breen
Karla Cooper
Eugene Duncan
Rural-Urban Fellowship Renewed at Clare County Dinner
The Farm Bureau event at the Clare County Fair grounds Harrison drew a smaller crowd due to cool weather. Musicians from Bard 4-H in Gladwin performed vaudeville style songs and acting. Lake 4-H girls staged a burlap costume fashion mock show. Fred Scott of Lake showcased slides on a western trip and Florida flight as Mr Pepperman outlined plans for a new Clare radio station.
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Farm Bureau
Clare County Fair Grounds
Harrison
Bard 4-H
Gladwin County
Lake 4-H
Crea
Tion
Fred Scott
Lake
Florida
Pepperman
Clare
Girl Scouts Organize Leader School In September Meeting
Girl Scout leaders and mothers are urged to attend a council meeting at Clare Congregational Church on September 29 at 1 00 pm to plan training sessions in Mt Pleasant October 3 to 7 funded by the council. Sessions cover Brownie and Intermediate leadership topics with certificates for 16 hours.
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Girl Scout Council
Claré Congregational Church
Mt. Pleasant
Clare County Selective Service Board Members Honored
Arthur F. Damoth and William B. Dunlop head the Clare County Selective Service Board among 188 Michigan men who have served since 1940 without pay. Colonel Arthur Holmes said the department marked 20 years of community activity last Friday to honor local board personnel and public service. Only 32 of the state veterans in SS are local board members beyond Clare’s two.
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Arthur F. Damoth
William B. Dunlop
Clare County
Selective Service Board
Michigan
Arthur Holmes
Feed expert touts Good For Feed High moisture cow feed
George Branaman a beef cattle dietitian at Michigan State University endorses Good For Feed High-moisture as excellent cattle feed based on his evaluation.
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George Branaman
Michigan State Uni
Crash Sends Two To Hospital
Keith Merillat Loomis driver and Jim Parish Clare passenger were hospitalized after their auto crashed Saturday evening on the Lake George to Clare road. The car struck a tree and was totaled. Parish suffered a broken back compound ankle fracture puncture wound back and cut forehead. Merillat had a broken foot a wide forehead cut and other lacerations. He is at Alma hospital with expected recovery.
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Keith Merillat
Loomis
Jim Parish
Clare
Lake George
Parish
Merillat
Rotarians Gift New Resuscitator to Clare Fire Dept
The Clare Rotary Club is donating a new automatic resuscitator to the Clare Fire Department to replace an obsolete unit. Weighing 36 pounds and with 30 feet of extension tubing, the device aids breathing and can be moved quickly to emergencies. Demonstrations are planned for National Fire Prevention Week in October.
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Clare Fire Department
Clare Rotary Club
Marlin Alexander
Bids Open October for 14-Point US-10 Construction Section
The State Highway Department will open bids October 5 for a 14.7 mile US-10 construction segment across Clare Isabella and Midland counties. Two contracts run northwesterly from M-18 in Midland to US-27 north of Clare with a July 31, 1962 completion. The project includes Coleman Road interchange and Shaffer Road grade separation plus Clare Isabella line grade separations, ramps, and connections at Clarabella Loomis Seaton and Old US-10.
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Clare
Isabella
Midland
State Highway Department
Midland County
Coleman Road
Coleman
Clarabella Road
Clare-Isabella County
Loomis Road
Seaton Road
Lake School PTA Holds 1st Meeting
Lake School PTA met last Thursday for its first parent teacher association gathering since joining Farwell Area District. The 8 p.m. program featured Gladys Thayer and Kenneth McLaughlin discussing school policies and aims, with Doris DeTour announcing October 20 for the next event.
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PTA
Lake
Farwell
Gladys. Thayer
the Lake School
Kenneth McLaughlin
Doris DeTour
Michigan Judges Association meeting at Boyne Mountain Lodge
The Michigan Judges Association met at Boyne Mountain Lodge in Boyne Falls for September sessions led by Judge Donald Holbrook and Judge Skillman. Chief Justice John R. Dethmers presided at the Judicial Conference with remarks by Bar association leaders and U.S. Circuit Judge Clifford O Sullivan.
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Michigan Judges Association
Boyne’ Mountain Lodge
Boyne Falls
Donald Holbrook
John R. Dethmers
Meredith H. Doyle
Barney C. Veam
State Bar of Michigan
Holbrook
Clifford
Rally Bound Clare County Republicans Head to Nixon Event
Two chartered buses carrying about 80 Clare County GOP supporters departed Clare City Park for a Nixon rally in Bay City. Vice President Richard Nixon spoke at Bay City Central Athletic Field as local leaders organized registration ahead of the November 8 election with a deadline of October 10.
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Clare
Clare County
Clare City Park
Bay City
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Bay City Central
Pat
Sarah Schaeffer
GOP
Jerry Forsberg
Emily Bucholz
Harrison
Trig
Nixon
Jean Hart
Pat Harris
Dorr Walters
Gary Jankowsky
Walton Farm Bureau Election Meeting Recaps Leadership
The Walton Farm Bureau gathered Monday with 14 present led by Mrs. Darwin Johnson to discuss proposals for the November vote. Officers were unanimously re-elected for another year: Oliver House as chairman, Pat Hathaway as vice chairman and secretary treasurer, with Darwin Johnson as discussion leader. The October meeting is planned at the Bechdolt home.
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Walton Farm Bureau
David Bellinger
Darwin Johnson
Oliver House
Pat Hathaway
Jake Bechdolt
Gateway Lanes Opens After Remodeling and Expansion
Gateway Lanes, remodeled and enlarged, opened for first league competition last Wednesday and is taking reservations for open bowling. Proprietor Gerry Brown notes interior work remains, but bowlers praise new ball returns seating and decor. A grand opening awaits completion of carpeting rest rooms and final touches.
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Gateway
Gerry’ Brown
ASC election results and new county leaders announced
The Clare County ASC Office reported results of the annual ACS community elections held by mail from August 31 to September 12. A total of 198 ballots were cast, 25 fewer than last year, with newly elected chairmen vice chairmen and delegates set to attend the September 30 ASC convention to choose county leadership and committee members.
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ACS
Clare County
ASC
Fore
Sheridan
Grant
Robert Clute
Fred P.zimmerman
Clarence Armentrout
Clarence Davis
Glenn Lloyd
Winterfield
Summerfield
Reds Ding
Greenwood
William E. Cook
Melvin Berkompas
Thomas Austin
Clarence Martin
Kasmer Krawczynski
Freeman
Lincoln
Garfield
Surrey
Scouts On River Outing For Muskegon Trip
Thirty five scouts from Troop 125 led by Bill Case plan an all day Muskegon River boating outing this Saturday. They will be joined by fifteen dads and seek scenery and companionship on the trip.
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Bill Case
Muskegon
Ifu
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