National Paper Recognizes Clare High School Murals
Design Magazine article by Gerald Mast highlights four large murals created for Clare High School auditorium. Panels depict school life environment and local oil and agriculture themes. Murals painted in Detroit, installed 1938 with student, teacher, and local support and funded by the Federal Art Project.
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National Paper
Clare
Design Magazine
Clare High School
National Art
Gerald Mast
Lucas
Mast
Michigan
Unon
Clare Sentinel
Detroit
Federal Art Project of Michigan
Rhode Island School of Design
John Herron Art Institute School of Fine Arts
Indianapolis
Society of Arts and Crafts
John Carroll
Temple News Briefs Highlight Local Family Activity
Mr and Mrs Lloyd David of Flint spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Alfred David. Mrs Chas Scribner visited friends in Saginaw. Mr and Mrs Milford Rogers plan a new house in Temple. Mr and Mrs Roy Myers attended a cousin’s funeral in Standish. Beverly Scribner, Bliss Business College student in Saginaw, visited her parents. Myers hosted friends in Farwell. Revival meetings at Redding town hall draw good attendance led by Rev Belleville and continue another week.
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Lloyd David
Flint
Alfred “David
Chas. Scribner
Saginaw
Milford Rogers
Temple
Roy Myers
Standish
Eunice Wheeler
Beverly Scribner
Bliss Business College
Sagi Naw
Farwell
Redding Town Hall
Belleville
H. Q. Beutler
Fred Beutler
Weidman
J. Gordon Armstrong
Mary McKnight
Velma
Mt. Pleasant
Big Rapids
Joseph Gross
Joseph and
Carl
Bernard Range
Frank Lynch
Merlin Barnhart
Thomas Fall
Robert Fall
Geo. Neff
Matt Gamney
Louis Bailey
Claude Bullard
Houghton Lake
Irene Wood
Dora Walker
Gordon Worsted
Dutch Indies Import Surge Marks Airplanes as Top Item
American shipments to the Netherlands Indies last year were led by a surge in airplanes. The import mix shows aviation equipment forming the largest single category worth noting for regional trade.
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Dutch Indies
Netherlands Indies
Home Economic Groups Elect Officers for Next Year
Frost Extension club held a meeting at Mrs. Henry Norman's farm home. Officers for next year were elected: Chairman Mrs. Paul B. Catron Secretary Mrs. Henry Norman Leaders Mrs. Ira Miller and Mrs. Chas Allen. Potluck lunch followed with a piano sing. Next meeting at Mrs. Ira Miller's home. Lake Extension Group met April 8 at Mrs. Perle Tryon's for pot luck dinner. officers chosen: Chairman Mrs. Thomas Brooks Sec and Treas Mrs. Earl Town Leaders Mrs. Perle Tryon and Miss Elizabeth Oman Recreation leader Mrs. Rufus Brasington. Lessons on dress trimmings followed.
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Frost Home Economics Extension Club
Henry Norman
Paul B. Catron
Ira Miller
Chas. Allen
Chas. Koch
Harold Marlatt
James Mead
Lake Extension
Perle Tryon
Thomas Brooks
Treas
Earl
Misslizabeth Oman
Rufus Brasington
Raymond Scott
Elm Grove Extension Clothing Group Holds Final Meeting
Elm Grove Extension Clothing Group gathered at Advance Grange Hall on Friday April 12 with thirteen members present. Mrs R Bruce Williams chaired the session and led roll call. officers were elected: Chairman Miss Frances Hildebrandt Leaders Miss Florence Hildebrandt and Mrs Genevieve Fancon Alternate Mrs Carl Cotton Senior Treasurer Mrs Clarence Jordan Recreation Mrs Roth Williams. Leaders taught hems fagoting edges trimming smocking button and buckle covering.
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Elm
Elm’ Grove Extension Clothing Group
Advance Grange Hall
R. Bruce Williams
Frances Hildebrandt
Florence Hildebrandt
Genevieve Fancon
To Feature American Composer for Music Week May 5 11
National Music Week observance May 5 to 11 centers on promoting American music with Dr Sigmund Spaeth urging inclusion of American works in programs. David Sarnoff chairs the committee as efforts expand across civic, educational, and religious groups including the Metropolitan Opera Guild and Kiwanis International.
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National Committee For American Music
Sigmund Spaeth
David Sarnoff
Music Week Committee
Dr. Spaeth
Europe
United States
Music Week
iTheir
National Federation of Music Clubs
WPA Music Program
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Metropolitan Opera’ Guild
Camp Fire Girls
Kiwanis International
Natinal Music Waele
Plans for Florence Hildebrandt Achievement
Miss Florence Hildebrandt plans are made to achieve recognition in a civic or social event. Details on the goal, sponsors, and dates remain unclear in the fragmented text.
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Florence Hildebrandt
Local church services and community notes from Rosebush area
The Rosebush and Center Methodist churches schedule services and Sunday school with Epworth League times. Local families share visits and moves, with health, hospital, and home news. Several residents relocate to Mt. Pleasant and Bay City areas as spring brings more games and activities.
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Center Methodist Church
Epworth League
Funeral attendance and family visits chart local social page
Loomis Hugene Warner of Bard Leon War her of Eagle and Mrs Lillian Kistler attend the funeral of their grandmother Mrs Dora Harnick Wednesday afternoon. Various locals including Roy Woodworth and Paul Krienke hosts and guests, and multiple visits among Bergey and related families noted across the week.
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Hugene Warner
Bard
Leon Warher
Eagle
Lillian Kistler
Dora Harnick
Roy Woodworth
Paul Krienke
Vergle Waddington
Margaret Lackie
Herrick
Mary Bergey
Harrison
A. Bergey
Archie MacDonald
North Bradley
John Bergey
Delbert Wilson
Baby
Pontiac
Pearl Childs
Eugene Warner
Elmer Jones
Wise
Cyril Letson
Oril Howe
Mt. Pleasant
Charles 8
Taylor
Frank Musser
Levi Holmes
Gilbert Waddington
Gordon Curtiss
HE. A. Eisabeth
Flint
Harsh
Glen
Hayle
Ray Bergey
Franklin Letters Critique of Eagle Coined by Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin wrote to Sarah Bache on January 26 1784 expressing his view that the Bald Eagle represents a bird of bad moral character and calls the Turkey a more respectable and native American alternative. He contrasts sharping and robbing with turkey virtue and originality.
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Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Sarah Bache
America
Second Childhood in Japan Official Honor Shown
A discussion notes that the term second childhood marks a formal life stage in Japan, granted honor and dignity to individuals as they enter this period. The text frames it as an official concept rather than casual phrasing.
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Japan
Milk safety through dairy inspections and local ordinances
Tri County Health Unit urges strict milk handling and sanitary production. Citizens should verify quality and supervision, visit farms or plants, and rely on municipal ordinances to prevent unsafe milk practices.
Lake News Lake Church Services and Community Notes
The Lake community notices detail church services at the Grange Hall with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m by Rev I W Wyrick. Cottage prayer meetings occur Tuesdays. Club social events include a pancake supper and theater party for the Lake Community club with a trip to the Ideal Theater in Clare. Various residents visit relatives and attend shopping trips and funerals, including the Clinton and Muskegon areas.
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P. A. Oman
I. W. Wyrick
Jesus
Local Telephone Service Gains in Clare Exchange
At April 1 the Clare exchange had 596 telephones in service, up nine in March. Michigan Bell reports 761845 telephones in service company wide, up 6,804 in March versus 5,940 in February. Try a classified liner for RESULTS.
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Clare
T. C. Maher
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Pioneer baseball team begins 1940 season with first practice
The April 2 practice fills the gym as hopefuls loosen throwing arms. In two prior seasons Pioneer won four games and never lost the year before, earning conference championships. Coach seeks a solid pitcher and catcher as all boys want to pitch, but quality remains uncertain.
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Clare
Woman 77 Takes to Skis and Praises Sport
In Franconia New Hampshire Mrs Maybelle Miles 72 of St Johnsbury Vermont becomes a noted headline skier at Cannon Mountain. She joined a ski school celebrating its fifth anniversary where youngsters learn fast and instructors admit the children often teach them.
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Fpranconia
N. H
Maybelle Miles
St. Johnsbury
Cannon Mountain
Hanover
Miles
Peggy
Ford Sayre
Hard Thinking May Lead To Cold Feet and Hands
Cincinnati researchers at the May Institute report two years of work showing blood flow to forearms and hands is controlled separately. They found emotions or hard thinking can raise arterial pressure in the arm while reducing flow to the hands and feet.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Eugene B. Ferris
David I. Abrahamson
May Institute
Cincinnati Jewish Hospital
Chicken Thief of 1901 Returns $2 Payment
Holyoke Massachusetts reports Henry J Soutiere received a letter confessing a 1901 chicken theft from his Mosher Street ice box. The sender offered $2 as payment with a note stating if more is due to inform him. The tale links a long ago holiday theft to a surprising restitution.
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Holyoke
Mass
Henery J. Soutiere
Mosher St
Cafeteria Completes Season Earnings and Costs
The cafeteria served about sixty people daily from November 27 to March 23, totaling roughly 4 320 meals. Revenue reached 444.54 dollars with meals costing an average of ten cents. Supplies cost 417.87 dollars, leaving a profit of 26.67 dollars to be used for replacements. An opening balance of .18 cents existed, and weekly turnover included two new managers plus nine student workers earning half credit and lunches.
Annual Mother and Daughter Banquet Planned for May Sixteen
Clubs organize events across the school calendar. Home Bic Club prepares for the Mother and Daughter banquet on May 16 while Dramatics club members stage biweekly student-directed plays. Language Club hosts a St Patrick s Day party March 15 for Latin and French students. Future Teachers Club to present a high school party on April 13. Stones Club pins ordered as they discuss bus fund fundraising.
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Dramatics Club
Future Teachers’ Club
Stones
Next Year’s Assemblies Show Caveny Flights and Bubbles
Artist Caveny, famed in assembly circles, will present new drawings and paintings after travels across the U.S. and abroad. Walter van Hausma will speak on Wings Over America with aviation developments and color photos. The program includes the Bubbles Concerto, a soap film demonstration spectacle.
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Caveny
U.S
Walter van Hausma
America
van Haituyma
Air lots created over Chicago building atop railroad
The Merchandise Mart in Chicago sits over the Chicago and North Western railway tracks. The railroad retains ownership of the track area and sold air lots representing space above the building and small ground lots needed to sink caissons. An aerial real estate diagram was filed with Cook County recorder of deeds.
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Merchandise Mart
Chicago
Chicago & North Western Railway
the Recorder of Deeds
Cook County
Brazil’s Large Estates Rival Gentry Vastness
A description notes Brazil contains estates of the landed gentry that are larger than the British Isles, highlighting the immense scale of landholdings in the country.
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Brazil
British Isles
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