Clare School Notes Best writers and top scorers named
Weekly school notes list students excelling in writing papers spelling and curriculum tests. Names include Jimmy Jackson Mona Rae Johnson Law rence Foss Joan Richard Jan Bicknell and others with perfect scores and high marks in problem solving and monthly spelling tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Jackson
Mona Rae Johnson
Lawrence Foss
Joan Richard
Jan Bicknell
Donald Brown
Billy J. Chaffee
Betty Harley
Leon Gamble
Garth Hell
Donna Langston
Doris Maxwell
James Ostrowskey
Jackie Rodaplugh
Phill Sternaman
Alexander Wylie
Richard Koch
Marguerite Creguer
Garth Hall
Billy Hawkins
Students Earn Perfect Spelling and Number Tests
The week brings a Dutch program build up and a planned vacation after extra work. Students with perfect spelling include Ey Clute Russell Foell Marjorie Loomis Ila Smith Mary Lou Sutton Rosemary Wright and Barbara Zinger. Mary Lou Sutton and Barbara Zinger also hit 100 percent for the month while Madonna Edick Arthur Johnson Virginia Perry Wayne Marshall and Barbara Zinger topped the number tests for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ey Clute
Russell Foell
Marjorie Loomis
Ila Smith
Mary Lou Sutton
Rosemary Wright
Barbara Zinser
Barbara Zinger
Madonna Edick
Arthur Johnson
Virginia Perry
Wayne Marshall
Birthday Month Celebrations At Elementary Grade
Mrs. Schaeffer and daughter visited the grade on Tuesday. March birthdays numbered six with party celebrations at home. Gordon Lockyer hosted boys Wednesday for his ninth birthday. Martha Ann Parent invited girls Thursday. Martha Ann Roach held hers Saturday March 30.
Absences, Moves, and School News from Our Room
Several students were absent due to illness and are hoped to return after spring vacation. Frederick Guthrie moved away and may like his new school. The class enjoyed reading The Tree Dwellers and noted a blossoming plant box before vacation. A geography test on the South Central States was given, and hygiene lessons focused on cleanliness, with silver stars awarded to those who pass the morning inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Guthrie
Glass It
South Central States
Garfield Grange meets with large turnout and humor
Garfield Grange No. 1106 met on Saturday April 7 with many members present. Sam and Leo Brown filled duties after a long absence and Sam Brown entertained with humorous graphs. Ruth Clark returned from hospital in Ann Arbor as Floyd Clark visits from Colorado. discussions covered spring work and land use debates while jokes and a play cheered the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield Grange
Sam Brown
Leo Brown
Sam
Ugag
Ruth Clark
Ann Arbor
Floyd Clark
Colorado
Clark
Grant McLane
Mariette
Harry Spence
Neil McTavish
Maltby
Edwards
Bro. Edwards
Edward
Eva
Bert Scott
Community Notes From Rosebush And Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Fred Ervin attended a Saturday birthday party east of Rosebush for his mother Mrs Ervin. Mrs Tom Wing of east of Rosebush spent Saturday with sister Mabel Ervin. Mr and Mrs Icem Slentz return home after months with relatives in Oklahoma. Frank Leymon of Omaha City visited the Slentzes. Charlies Heiser of Clare spent Friday with her brother and with Icem Slentz. Florence Smale who cared for the Slentz home returned to Toledo Monday. Ad Oliver and Ralph Brown visited Floyd Price in Farwell on Sunday. Ralph Brown’s birthday drew several couples who surprised him with a paddle while he slept. Dale Stough visited George Ackerman’s family Sunday. Worthy lecturer held a guessing contest. Omar Parent won. Next Monday Greenwood degree team to perform first and second degrees at the hall with a pot luck supper. All members urged to attend. Jennings Archambault and Carl Holbrook were called to Pontiac on business. We were sorry to hear Brother Brooke’s obituary note about salt water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ervin
Ervin
Rosebush
Tom Wing
Mabel Ervin
Icem Slentz
Oklahoma
Grange
Frank Leymon
Oi) City
Slentz
Charlies Heiser
Clare
Florence Smale
Sientz
Toledo
Ad. Oliver
Floyd Price
Farwell
Ralph Brown
A. H. Foltz
Grant
Ralph
Dale Stough
George Ackerman
Omar Parent
Greenwood
Jennings Archampbault
Carl Holbrook
Pontiac
Brooke
Migs Kathern Liewitt
Mt. Pleasant
Seymour Border
Sherman
Carrie
Carrie Perverse
Andrew Irwin
David
Phyllis
Lansing
Thomas Clark
FR. L. Bergey
Frank Markowsky
Saginaw
Manistee
Scottville
Ludington
Frank Gramrai
Billsby
Shepherd
Mabel
Glen Billsby
Emlie Cummings
Ithaca
Anna Arrand
Vina Horning
John Lamb
Butler
Frank Perron
F. L., Bergey
BE. Wilkinson
Mr. Pleasant
Lorraine
Friend
F. G. Allen
A. J. Verette
Flint
Ernie Stevens
Lester Stinchcombe
Don
D. Stough
Etta Buckley
Rebekahs
F. L. Bergey
Fred
Harrison
Percy Stough
Joan
Drayton Plains
George Bryant
Drinking Water With Meals Aids Digestion For Stomach Comfort
An old advertisement claims water with meals helps stomach juices and digestion. It also suggests adding a spoonful of Adilerika to relieve bloating and gas and promises cleansing of both upper and lower bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Weekend visits noted among Mt Pleasant and area residents
Mr and Mrs Kassins visited Mt Pleasant Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Schieber and son Forest spent the weekend in Flint. Mr and Mrs Perry Davis and their little daughter and Mrs D N Davie visited at the Bauder Home in Vernon Sunday. Louis Fancon and daughters spent Monday at the home of her mother D N Davis. Jessie Sanders helped at Bernard Fitzpatrick home last week. Karl Sanders and son Russell visited relatives in Hillsdale and Morenci last week and also stopped in Alma. Mrs Lorin Leitner and children spent the weekend with Edith and Helen Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kassins
Kuster
Mt. Pleasant
Wm . Schieber
Forest
Flint
Perry Davis
Htttle
D. N. Davie
Bauder
Vernon
Louis Fancon
Monnday
D. N. Davis
Jessie Sanders
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Karl Sanders
Russel
Hillsdale and
Morenci
Alma
Lorin Leitner
Edith
Helen Sanders
Greenwood Center Daily Social Roundup
Russell Cook in Flint seeking work. Miss Freda Welsh visited Hilvin Budd home. Wim Higley improving after illness. Chester Pickering entertained Detroit relatives. Delmar Sprague visited brother Lloyd in Flint. Budd at Frank Stuckman home Harrison. Home Economics Group met April 5 at town hall. County officers voted. Lesson on Living with Pictures. Upholstery work completed. Pot luck served. Grange met Friday despite bad roads. Six candidates initiated by Ladies Degree team. James Lane and wife own a new V-8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russel Cook
Flint
Freda Welsh
Hilvin Budd
Wim. Higley
Chester Pickering
Detroit
Delmar Sprague
Lloyd Sprague
Carl Budd
Grange
James Lane
Local Families Share News From Flint to Detroit
Community notes report visits and illnesses across families in Flint Pontiac Lansing and Detroit. People include Lloyd Langworthy Edna Bergey Ester Poet Norma Bates and Law Lawrence Hutchinson with updates on Mrs. Guest ill and Leo Bert Orvis improving. Maple syrup prospects poor and cattle fed early amid scarce feed.
Prayer Meeting Notes from Y P E Mission
Prayer meeting led by Miss Hmme Leeth with new members enrolled. Next Y P E meeting set for Sunday evening April 22 under Miss Hinora Kleiner. Recent callers include Miss Helen Kleiner Mrs Owen Spink Mrs Clyde Kistler Bernard Allen Norman Hutchinson. Children’s lesson featured a princess finding a nice boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hmme Leeth
Y. P
Local Notes From Greenwood Town Grange and Nearby News
Seb Pfannes bought a nice young horae last week. Several from here attended Grange at the Greenwood Town Hall Friday night. John Bolton visited from Flint over the weekend with his wife returning after a week with relatives here. Carrie Ross planned a trip to Flint Friday. A EB Burton returned from Flint where his son was ill. Oran is out of the hospital visiting his sister before returning home. Wm Gruno lost a valuable horse last week. Richard Pfannes and Floyd Castle joined the CCC Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seb. Pfannes
Horae
Grange
Greenwood Town Hall
John Bolton
Flint
Carrie Ross
EB. Burton
Oran
Wm. Gruno
Richard Pfannes
Floyd Castle
CCC
Community Gossip Roundup From Farwell and Nearby
Farwell residents share weekend visits with relatives in Ann Arbor and Clare. Harold Reis and family host guests while others travel to Detroit and Chicago for demonstrations and family moments. Notables include the Davison, Utley, Witt and Reiss families with neighbors lending support and updates.
Local social notes from Harrison area visitors and health updates
William Murphy Harrison and George Bersette visited Grand Lodge in Lansing. Sheridan residents Mr and Mrs Densmore called at Elmer Clute’s home. Dr Peets of Saginaw visited Edmond Woods and friends. George Woods of Lansing is seriously ill after a stroke. Serial story announcement promised for The Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murphy
George B. Bersette
Grand Lodge
Lansing
Densmore
Sheridan
Elmer Clute
Dr. Peets
Saginaw
Edmond Woods
Ray Rule
Dover
Fred Smith
A. B Lucas
Jim Lane
Fred Weatherhead
Nettie Mary
Mt. Pleasant
George Woods
Charles Amble
Robert
Merle Dean
Hast Lansing
Dave Roth
Delma Joan
Halmond Woods
Myers
F. M. Myers
Cities Service
Hillis Henry Hughes
Detroit
A. F. Light
Guy Light
Franik Stuckman
Hivin Budd
Greenwood
A. Whitmer
Don Macomson
Frost
Birthday and social rounds in Mt Pleasant area
Vernon Hill News notes Kathern Liewitt and friends shopping in Mt Pleasant. Dozens of neighbors attend Carrie Perverse birthday party with pot luck lunch. Numerous visits and outings across Mt Pleasant and nearby towns include Bergey, Border, Ar rand, Stinchcombe, Perron and Teale families.
Floyd Powers returns to C. C. C. camp after visit
Floyd Powers is back at the C. C. C. camp after spending several days with his parents Mrs. Chas Whitlock and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Harvey and son Harold. C. D. Harvey and family enjoyed a pleasant day at the Edd Saul home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Powers
C. Cc. C
Chas. Whitlock
Cc. D. Harvey
Harold
C. D. Harvey
Edd Saul
Homemakers' Corner Rhubarb juice storage and cleaning tips
Delicious year round drinks jellied desserts or pudding sauces can be made from rhubarb juice canned this spring. Three coats of waterproof varnish behind the stove ease cleaning with soap and water. A tablespoon of kerosene in washing water cuts grease on windows and brightens glass for a cleaner look. To remove printing on flour and feed sacks wet with kerosene roll tightly for 24 hours then rinse in cold water.
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Clare School
Forest Garshaw
Mercia
Chas. M. Wright
Clare, Michigan
Mr. Vernon Grange
Brush College
Greenwood Center
Lloyd Langworthy
Cal Guest
Forest Guest
Guest
Edna Bergey
Loomis
Poet
Ester
Frank Poet
Joe Wilson
Oscar Rulapaugh
Nelson Rulapaugh
Aubrey Reger
Lucille Deporty
Norman Hutchinson
Norma Bates
Lawrence Bates
Wm. Vigne
Geo. Vandewarker
Lester Allen
Jake Deporty
Eleanor
Lucille
EB. Kleiner
Robi. Hutchinson
Lawrence Hutchinson
Forest Garver
Hmman Leeth
Everette Carncross
Fred Allen
Jennie Bates
J. Depotty
Robi
Hutchinson
John Baisley
Lettie Wilcox
J. Deporty
Glenn Poet
Joey
Jess Newman
Ted Newman
Wilma Bay
Louie Warner
Aid Society
Endeavor
Harold Reis
Milton Davison
Simon Utley
Gordon Allen
Calvin Taylor
Lake
Olen Witt
Ed. Haines
Francis
Gertrude
Herschel Reiss
Cecil Davison
Marilyn
Bernard
Elmer. Schofield
Maple Grove
Doris Schofield
Pleasant
Virginia
LaVerne Root
Chicago
Maddy
Ollie Mills
Vernon Hill News
Frank Pringle
Wm. Pringle
Millie
Edna Jockwig
Fred Martin
Darling
Leona
Wm. Colasky
Clarence Horning
Deloras
Chris Reger
Roy Reger
Alfred Rulapaugh
Johnson
Austin Trumble
George Snider
Frank
Jim Snider
Betty Liewhti
Thayers
West Fourth St
Thayer Brothers
Homemakers’ Corner
Michigan State College
Lakeview Cleaners and Dyers
Saxton Farm
Frank Crandall
W. E. Barden
Cash
Lineham. & Son
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