Four Area Men Drawn For Elk Permits
The 1965 elk hunting season includes four area hunters notified of selection Arthur Slocum of Coleman Russell Flaugher Farewell Ira Rosencrantz Harrison Floyd Miller Gladwin. The Michigan Tourist Council emphasizes autumn recreation with 19 million forest acres, mild days and cool nights inviting visitors to enjoy fishing and hunting through fall.
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Arthur Slocum
Coleman
Michigan Tourist Council
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower Michigan
Open Coleman School Open House For Parents Tonight
Parents and adults in the Coleman Community School District are urged to attend the high school open house on September 23 at 7 30 PM. The program includes a general session and coffee, followed by classroom visits. Non students in grades 9 12 may tour the building and ask questions. Students will act as hosts.
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Coleman Community School
Watch MSU Games For 1 Dollar
The schedule for $1.00 MSU games is announced with dates UCLA September 18 Band Day Illinois October 2 Indiana November 13. Tickets should be ordered from Michigan State University Athletic Ticket Office East Lansing with group name in charge and address. Include 25 cents postage per game and note youth to adult ratio and upper or lower deck preference. Gates open about 12 00 noon. early arrivals receive better seats in the $1.00 sections.
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MSU
UCLA
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan State University
Athletic Ticket Office
East Lansing
Michigan
Highway Week Proclaimed In Michigan By State Officials
The text notes National Highway Week proclaimed by President Johnson and Michigan Governor Romney, with Michigan billed as leading in highway construction and maintenance. The Michigan State Highway Department commits to continued effort to improve roads during Highway Week, avoiding self praise beyond this notice.
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Johnson
Romney
Michigan
Michigan State Highway Department
State Highway Department
Pioneers Fall 26-6 Inseason Opener
Clare loses 26-6 at Gladwin as fog shrouds the field with Gladwin scoring early after a 73 yard punt return. Tim Sheredy and Roger Kush drive Clare late in the third, but a key Gladwin interception and a blocked punt seal the setback. Clare faces Ithaca Yellowjackets next, with Royce Cole expected back for Big Rapids.
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Gladwin
Pioneers
Clare
Tim Sheredy
Roger Kushmaul
Green
White
Deb Nolan
CHL
Ithaca
Yellowjackets
Big Rapids
Roger Kushmanl
Pioneers Battia
Ithata
Sentinel
Clare Nursing Home Opens After Delays
Dr and Mrs Elmer Sharlow announce the Clare Nursing Home Inc opening dedication rescheduled to October 3 at 2 pm. The 20 bed facility at 600 Northeast Fourth Street features individual rooms with TV, a large kitchen and laundry, and an on site doctors office. Public invited to attend the dedication, refreshments, and tours.
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Elmer Sharlow
Clare Nursing Home, Inc
Fourth Street
Shurlow
Shurlows
Car Stolen From Street Near Office
Jerry Forsberg found his car missing Tuesday afternoon after parking it on Sth Street near his office. City police were notified.
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Jerry Forsberg
Sth
Clark Oil Opens New Auto Station in Clare
The Clark Oil and Refining Corp announces the official opening of its new auto service station in Clare at 126 McEwan with Carl Leis as manager. It is the 983rd modern Super 100 station featuring multi pump design complete service and a wide spacious driveway layout for customer convenience.
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Clark Oil and Refining Corp
Clare
Carl Leis
Mc Ewan
The
Sentinel
Paul Nass Elected 4-H Leaders Chairman
At the September meeting of the 4-H Leaders and Parents Association the membership ballot elected Paul Nass of the Woodchucks 4-H Club as chairman and Mrs Elmira Fletcher of the Bronco Busters 4-H Saddle Club as vice chairman. Dorothy Baumer of the Amble 4-H Club was re elected secretary and Delpha Kleiner of the Eagle Stars 4-H Club was re elected treasurer.
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4-H Leaders and Parents Association
Paul Nass
Clare
Woodchucks 4-H Club
Elmira Fletcher
Faxwels
Bronco Busters
Dorothy Baumer
Harrison
Amble
Delpha Kleiner
Eagle Stars
Tom Cain Clinches Twin Elms Golf Championship Title
Tom Cain defended his Twin Elms club crown by defeating Jim Couts 76 to 76 in the 1965 final after two 18 hole segments. Cain surged with a string of pars and late birdies while Couts fought back with key holes, but Cain claimed the championship for the third year in a row.
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Tom Cain
Twin Elms
Jim Couts
Couts
Cain
Davis
Coats
Season Worst in 29 Years Michigan Crops Suffer Losses
The USDA FCIC reports heavy crop losses in Michigan from frost drought and rains, with insured wheat payments totaling about 35000. Severe conditions hit beans corn and hay across Clare Isabella Midland and other counties. Central Michigan drought and a killing frost threaten further damage. cherry losses exceed 50000 in Oceana and Mason counties from a late week freeze.
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FCIC
Clare
Isabella
Midland
USDA
Sonia Clinton
Gratiot
Ingham
Shiawassee
Saginaw
Michigan
U.S. Weather Bureau
Oceana
Mason
FDIC
Sentinel Plans New Coleman News Outlet After Tribune Ends
The Clare Sentinel announces a new Coleman oriented newspaper to launch after the Coleman Tribune ceases publication. The plan includes paid Coleman correspondents and local advertising, with coverage by The Sentinel to explain subscriptions.
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Clare Sentinel
Coleman
Coleman Tribune
Clare Sentinel, Inc
Coleman’s.own
The
Sentinel
Five charged in Clare hog thefts arraigned
Five youths faced arraignment before Clare Justice William B. Dunlop on charges of killing and stealing hogs from two Clare County farms. Bonds set at 1000 each. Two more suspects held in Clare County jail.
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Clare County
Clare
William B. Dunlop
Duane Mann
Gladwin
James Sackman
Flint
Terry Evanson
Beaverton
Harrison
Oscar Olson
Terry Cornman
Mel Davis
Russell
Mt. Pleasant
Gary Coats
Bailey Lake Ave
Orley Rogers Receives Two Year Mission Call
Orley David Rogers of Farwell has been called to a two year missionary mission in the Northern California Mission. The 1964 Farwell High School graduate will give his farewell on Sunday September 26 at 5 30 p m in the Midland Community Center. The public is invited to attend.
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Orley David Rogers
Farwell
California
David C. McKay
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Mormon
Orley W. Rogers
R-1
Farwell High School
Orley
Midland Community Center
Clare's Band To Join CMU For Central Band Day Show
Five high school bands led by CMU alumni join Central Michigan University at Mt. Pleasant for Band Day. Clare's Pioneers Orchard View North Muskegon Bellevue High Cedar Springs High perform at halftime alongside the Chippewas under guest conductor Dr. Graham Overgard. The show features Overgard's The Peace Corps Song and The Force of Freedom.
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Clare
Pioneers
CMU
Central
Mt. Pleasant
Lloyd Conley
Don Warnaar
Orchard View
Ken Bauman
North Muskegon
Neil Courtright
Bellevue High
Ted Bazany
Cedar Springs
Graham T. Overgard
Wayne State University
Dr. Overgard
Peace Corps
Force of Freedom
Coleman appoints Bathke as alderman and Miller as city clerk
Coleman fills two city posts with Fenton Bathke elected to the alderman’s seat and Dorothy Miller named city clerk. Bathke known for youth and Scouting work succeeds Glenn Bucholz who moves to Harrison. Miller, formerly in Flint real estate, will manage fee tax and service payments at city hall. The finance committee studies a new bookkeeping system and reviews procedures in comparable cities.
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Coleman
Fenton Bathke
Dorothy Miller
Bathke
Glenn Bucholz
Harrison
Emil Bucholz
Clare County Cleaver
Miller
Allen
Flint
Goleman
Repair work lowers Croton Dam backwaters starting Sunday
The backwaters at Croton Dam on the Muskegon River will be lowered to permit concrete repair and spill gate work. Two tasks require different water levels, according to William E. Jacobs, superintendent of Consumers Western Region Bulk Power Department in Grand Rapids.
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Consumers Power Company
Croton
Muskegon River
William E. Jacobs
Consumers Western Region Bulk Power Department
Grand Rapids
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