Clare School Notes Highlight Banquet for Home Economics Clubs
Seventh grade girls staged a surprise for mothers and Miss Osgood as Home Economics Club members hosted Harrison and Farwell clubs at a Thursday banquet. Esther Chaffee served as toastmistress. program included a welcome talk, piano solo by Virgie Dysinger, readings by Esther Chaffee, a vocal trio, and music. Ninety four members attended as the clubs plan an annual event. Fifth graders work on Africa relief maps while ninth graders tackle pajama designs. Several students listed achieved perfect spelling scores this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osgood
Girls of Home - Economics Club
Harrison and Farwell
Esther Chaffee
Miss. Osgood
Virgie Dysinger
Wil
Irene Radcliffe
Robinette
Hazel Stottlemy
Elsie Schmidt
Hsther “Chaffee
Ninty
Language Department Spell Down Highlights Student Efforts
The French II class held a spell down with Ruth Thayer remaining the longest. English 12 completed Dickens Tale of Two Cities and were tested on it. Latin II works on a Roman customs project this week and next. A Booster Club party is planned for Friday night led by Jay Hendrie Thelma Erter Eisie Schmide Mr Bates and Miss Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Thayer
Dicken
Booster Club
Jay Hendrie
Thelma Erter
Eisie Schmide
Mr. Bates
Miss Rogers
Schoolchildren share letters with boys’ club friends
The boys and girls wrote to Bobby Douglas and Billy Hawkins last week. Bobby is back in school but Billy cannot come yet. Clifford Lane built a rocking chair for the play house in the Manual Training room. The Hilson Seat Work Pads arrived and are used daily. Danny Osborn’s mother and sister visited on Monday. Wednesday was Danny’s seventh birthday with candles and treats. Miss Alexander invited the class to the Holland program on Friday morning. Easter decorations looked pretty and Mrs. Holden handed out candy segs on Friday before items were taken home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Douglas
Billy Hawkins
Bobby
Billy
Clifford Lane
Danny Osborn
Danny
Miss Alexander
Easter Baskets Sharpen School Spirits and Absences Noted
Easter poster work is finished as Onur baskets are prepared for Easter. Clara Bergy Doris and Arthur Criffin remain absent from school. A list shows 106 percent for Friday spelling tests including Lonalee Hampton Gordon Lockyer Martha Anne Parent Jack Sternaman and Zoda Stottlemyer. Several students Carl Cappeart Arthur Chite Jack Foss Martin Kennedy Gerald Lewis Margaret Loomis Roberta McKnight Dale Pifer Bola Phimsey Wesley Samborn Dorothy Schaefer Bernard Wyman Patricia Harrold earned very good marks while Paul Creguer Mary Lou Doherty Katherine Grise Tommy Holbrook Eugene Marxwell Billy Yager and Junior Hampton earned good papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onur
Clara Bergy
Doris
Arthur Criffin
Lonalee Hampton
Gordon Lockyer
Martha Anne Parent
Jack Sternaman
Zoda Stottlemyer
Carl Cappeart
Arthur Chite
Jack Foss
Martin Kennedy
Gerald Lewis
Margaret Loomis
Roberta, McKnight
Dale Pifer
Bola Phimsey
Wesley Samborn
Dorothy Schaefer
Bernard Wyman
Patricia Harrold
Paul Creguer
Mary Lou Doherty
Katherine Grise
Tommy Holbrook
Eugene Marxwell
Billy Yager
Junior Hampton
Grade School Notes On Classroom Activities
Tommy Kane joined our grade on Monday. Leonard Cour sent a blue cypless flower on Friday April 14 from his garden. We finished Holland last week and Thursday assembled our work together with Miss Glennm helping with music. Several mothers attended and some grades were invited to hear. Vernice Griffin and Vernell Bergy remain absent due to scarlet fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Kane
Leonard Cour
Holland
iMiss Glennm
Vernice Griffin
Vernell Bergy
School Notes On Attendance And Program
The page records Arnold Griffen and Arlene Hunt absent from school with hope they return by Monday the third. It mentions Miss Gletum helping with book covers and the class looking forward to a two part program on Thursday, which they enjoyed greatly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Miss Gletum
Arvnold Griffen
Arlene Hunt
Reading class covers American authors and poems
Students studied Benjamin Franklin and William Cullen Bryant this week and memorized the last stanza of To a Waterfowl. The class returns after illness quarantine. Schaat and Sanford led 300 in reading papers, while Brown Hoffman Sprague and Stottlemyer averaged 100 in spelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
William Cullen Bryant
Veryone
Joh Schaat
Lola Sanford
Minnie Brown
Julian Hoffman
Eunice Sprague
Genevra Stottlemeer
April Spelling Leaders Debbert Griffin and Freda Leis
Debbert Griffin and Freda Leis hold perfect spelling records for April. Health Class studies skeletal system structure and function. Current event class supervised by Alice Rodabaugh and Elmo Siel this week. reports were the best in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbert Griffin
Freda Leis
Alice Rodabaugh
Elmo Siel
Local Lake Area Social Roundup and Visits
Mr and Mrs Bert Scott and granddaughter Faith Ellen visited Weidman on Tuesday with several others calling on friends and relatives across Farwell Clare and Flint. Easter gatherings and meals marked the holiday as neighbors shared events and a 500 club gathering featured games prizes and a guest, Miss Jeanette Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Scott
Faith Ellen
Weidman
B.A. Stanley
Farwell
Mr. McKee
Boon
Chas. Cook
Harold Little
Flint
Chas
Harle Shook
Baldwin
Lida Finch
J. L. Cook
Wylda Mahan
Jennie Muir
Clare
McKee
Fred Mahan
Wm. Duncan
Bay City
Raymond Scott and
Aaron Irwin
Irene
Bla Mage
Floyd
Lewis
Robert Irwin
Robbie
Geraldine Ruth
Gilmore
Earl Snider
Jimmie
Everett Irwin
Mildred
Ethel Ann
Barbara Jean
Lucile Brooks
Windover
Este
Cecil Davison
George Davison
Alvira Davison
Laura
Marjorie Finch
Alice Davison
Davison
Jane Brooks
A. Irwin
Raymond Scott
M? .Somerville
H. Howell
Howell
Jeanette Green
M. Somerville
Primary School Notes Fourth Grade Entry And Japanese Study
Chas Smith of Piint has entered the fourth grade. Third graders wrote a story about Japanese life and read them in class. Next they study the Chinese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Smith
Piint
Envy Is Costly Quotation From Hi Hu of Chingtown
A terse Zen style line from Hi Hu of Chingtown warns that envy costs and ridicules us by surrendering admiration sought by those who study restraint. Washington state noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Hu
Chingtown
Washington
State
Walking the Gangplank to Eliminate and Restore School Programs
The piece condemns mass eliminations as dangerous, citing Howell where seven departments were proposed for removal but later restored. It argues for practical adjustments over drastic cuts and defends vocational training as essential for modern industry and keeping youth in structured education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Kidd
Seven Seas
John
Page
Howell
Detroit
Lansing
Howell ‘Board of Education
Rural News Roundup and Community Notes
Rural Buy American L. A. Andrews of Jackson buys potatoes in the neighborhood and trucks them away. A large crowd attended last Sunday night's meeting and is invited back next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Durham of Herrick called at H. R. Brockway home Monday. Sebastian Pfannes traveled to Mt. Pleasant on business. Several attended the funeral of Mrs. Otto Glosh in Clare. The Acre family offers sympathy. Gene Burton and Mr. and Mrs. Goon Burton traveled to Coleman on business. Tra Root works for Lloyd Allen on a gravel detour project on U. S. 27. Attendance at the Hayes town hall dance last Saturday. If April showers bring May flowers, we expect many flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A
Goon Burton
Coleman
Tra Root
Lloyd Allen
U. S
Hayes Town Hall
Frank Thompson
Arnold
West
Vernon
Charles Carpenter
James McKay
Dover
Ag Oliver Nash
Flint
Alva ‘Moore
Eileen
David
Mark Sowle
Moore
Clare
Freeport
Leo. Jennings
Royal Oak
Langin
Nettie Macklem
John Bell
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Seymour
McBride
R. Schaar
Alma
Schaar
Lila
Sarah Densmore
Friend
Pontiac
Alfred Densmore
Fred Hamlin
Gladwin
Him Grove
John
Fred Coe
Wm. Langin
Densmore
Stadios
West Grant Community Notices Incomplete Family Updates
Local notes report visiting relatives and movements of residents including Chris Kieciner at the Chris Wéber home, the Hills business trip to Jackson, the Reynolds moving on J. R. Johnson farm, and several family visits around Beaverton Esth er Rose and Leonard Reynolds. A baby girl born April 14 to Kenneth Benchley at Mo Briggs’s home weighs five pounds. Harold Williams ill with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Kieciner
Chris Wéber
Mr. Hillard
Jackson
Lex Jackson
Noel Williams
A. C. Geer
Beaverton
A. F. Williams
Dean Geer
Walter Hines
Brant
Floyd Squires
Kenneth Benchley
Mo Briggs
Harold Williams
Maple Grove Church Notes and Local Updates
Sunday school at 1 30 preaches at 2 30. Prayer meeting Thursdays at 8. Rev Kleinhardt may visit next Sunday. Himer Schofield Sr began county road work last week. Dagwood Davison gravel pit opening. Easter entertaining by Smedleys. Measles affect Cory and several children. Leora Hanes visiting from Detroit. Jess Hilyard group returned from Battle Greek with family. Sentinel accepts scrip for subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himer Schofield, Sr
L. D. Rulapaugh
Chas. Schaar
Milton Davison
Meryl Davison
Walter Smedley
Cory Thas
Leora Hanes
Detroit
Ed. Hanes
Eileen Schofield
Irene Irwin
Jess Hilyard
Battle Greek
Cloyd
Elmer Schofield
Earl Coloskey
The
Sentinel
X-Ray Exam of Ancient Mummy Reveals Hidden Ailments
Dr. J. Gershon-Cohen at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate Hospital conducts an X-ray study of a mummy without removing it from its case. The radiology department expects to uncover significant data about the mummy’s condition through this noninvasive imaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gershon-Cohen
Department of Radiology
Graduate Hospital
University of Pennsylvania
Local Notables Attend Social Amid Measles Outbreak
Mrs. Frank Thompson visits Arnold in West Vernon to care for his ill wife. The town notes show several families moving to Dover, farm life at James McKay, and many residents affected by a measles outbreak among schoolchildren. A birthday celebration extends into a late return to Pontiac.
Clare Michigan Common Council Proceedings March 20 1933
Regular Clare City Council meeting notes list present members Aldermen Archambault Bayes Detwiler Forbes Holmes and Ramey with none absent. Bills from city water works street department cemetery cleaning and utilities referred to Finance Committee for approval. election commissioners and ward inspectors appointed for April 3 election. city auditor’s report to auditing committee. perpetual cemetery fund filed as preferred claim. rebate discussion on water bill due to defective meter and adjustment approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Michigan
Common Council
City of
J. H.wilson
Archambault
Bayes
Detwiler
Forbes
Holmes
Ramey
Alderman Forbes
Finance Committee
Clarence Kirkpatrick
City Water Works
Bob
A. Anderson
Manny Sutton
Thos. Abbott
Ira Richmond
Hol. Johnston
Sam Wilkinson
Frank Holmes
Willard Bicknell
Walter Pettit
al Jon Crum
Fred Smalley
John Forbes
Alderman Holmes
Archambuilt
City of Clare
Bayes, Forbes
Perpetual Cemetery Fund
Clare County Savings Bank
Yeas
John E. Doherty
Doherty
Guy
Wilson
Bayés
Mortgage Sale Forecloses Clare Property by Somerville et al
Default on a 1926 Clare Michigan mortgage triggers sale. Orlando C Somerville William H Bicknell and James S Bicknell hold 58 28 and 18 interests respectively. Property at Seventh Street and Ann Arbor Railroad right of way to Clare and Farwell Highway described. Sale to pay amount due plus costs and attorney fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph S. Hether
Velma Hether
City of
Clare
Clare County
Michigan
Orlando C. Somerville
William H. Bicknell
James S. Bicknell
Register of Deeds
County of
State of
Wight
Harrison
Seventh Street
Clare and
Farwell Highway
Ann Arbor
Orlando O. Somerville
James
Bicknell
Citizens State Bank of
Jabet
Appointment of Administrator for Martha Bloom Estate
Public notice of hearing on May 15 1933 at ten o clock in the forenoon in Harrison for Neuel J Denman to seek administration of Martha Bloom estate with J A Reedor successor. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel. Judge Thos S Dorsey officiates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micegan
Clare
Said
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Martha Bloom
Neuel J. Denman
Hiss
J. A. Reédér
Clare Sentinel
Thos, S. Dorsey
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Africa
Alfred Miller
Ernest Bryant
Helene Butcher
Mary Cappaert
Lucille Creguer
Ardeth Dawson
Donald Dunlop
Virginia Foell
Forest Garshaw
Joy Groves
Lowell
Haring
Neal
Joslin
Harold Cook
Eva Lewis
Lake News
Rexall
Tember
Boards of Education
Board of Education
County Normal
Econora
Seleisek Interests
West Grant
Otto Gardon
Dale Reynolds
J. R. Johnson
Scott Allen
Esther
Rose
Leonard Reynolds
Robert Wilson
Chester Meyers
Mrs
Wm. Timin
Maple Grove
Kleinhardt
Carl Holbrook
Claire
Thos
S. Dorsey
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