Community Visits Highlight Mt Pleasant Area Socials
Local residents from Mt Pleasant and nearby towns visited relatives and friends across the region. Names include Vernon Hill Mry C H Freeman Melvin Brasington Jacob Walker Elizabeth Schoonover and many others from Clare Farwell Coleman Reed City and Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mry
C. H. Freeman
Mt. Pleasant
Melvin Brasington
Jacob Walker
Robert Archambault
C. R. Huffman
Shepherd
Jennie Campbell
Byron
Dave Teale
Arlington Severson
Ed. Bolen
Vernon
Ernest Stevens
Hazel Verette
Flint
Elizabeth Schoonover
Maude Haley
Josephine Sifes
Coleman
Oliver Becker
Clare
Clair Stanley
Harrison
Norman Myers
Arthur
Milo Myers
Will Teale
Fordville
Frank Pringle
Leona
Saginaw
Durward Kennedy
Bert Jackson
C. M. Waggoner
Bobbie
Toledo
Ohio
Chas. Waggoner
Wellington Akey
P. Akey
Fred Akey
Ernest Akey
Greenville
Orison Xtuntley
George Iolmes
Farwell
Mona Jean Harvey
Leona Pringle
Mac Maitland
Marcella
Wellington
Frank Thompson
Pontiac
F. G. Allen
Local Families Visit and Weekend Gatherings Across Mt Pleasant Area
Miss Edna Bergey of Mt Pleasant spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Bergey. Families including Mrs Bert Bergey Mrs Ford Seymour and others visited Alma and Thidland. Frances Musser stayed with Grandmother Mrs M Harger and extended kin visited Saginaw.
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Ann Arbor
Denham
Pontiac
Floyd Callihan
Clare
Peter Aiey
Otis McPhail
Frank Robinson
Walter Warriner
Arthur Heikkila
Georges Horning
Bearse
Farwell
H. W. Burd
Catherine Robinette
Virgil Todd
Marilyn Jean
Reed City
Origen Huntley
Jackson
David Phillips
Rosebush
Kate Marlin
Donald Bryant
C. Groner
Sanford
Frank Pringle
Sid Colosky
Lake
Warren Heiser
Vincent
Mary Frances
Irwin
Mt. Pleasant
Clint Crawford
Gladwin
Gordon McIntosh
Hinkleville
John Schultz
Blake Marlin
Edna Bergey
Ray Bergey
Bert Bergey
Ford Seymour
Warren Tice
Frank Musser
Frankie
David Seymon
Alma
Frances Musser
M. Harger
George Anderson and
Thidland
Roy Woodworth
Floyd Bergey
L. Bergey
Claré
3. Harsh
Saginaw
When Jesus Could Help In a Faithless World
Lesson emphasizes that mountain top spiritual experiences serve as preparation for service. It warns against spiritual dyspepsia from feeding the soul without action and highlights faith as the key to God’s unlimited power. Prayer is shown as the vital link to Christ's enabling work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christ
Morgan
God
Happiness Grows From Home Not Strangers Gardens
A pithy quotation reflects on happiness arising from one's own fireside rather than strangers' gardens, attributed to Douglas Jerrold, noting the value of inner joy and common virtue rather than external rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Jerrold
Silent Work Ethic Called for by Grown Men
A reflective note urges noble effort and new labor as the world seeks purpose. It speaks to grown men, praising silence as a channel for inner strength and moral work.
School News Wrong Idea About Education
The article argues education is directed learning shaping body mind and abilities to become a better citizen. It notes birth to old age growth, sources like radio and social talk influence learning, and that education expands use of existing mental powers rather than increasing innate intelligence. It emphasizes practical application and personal growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idan
Dedication of Statue at Clare High School
In July 1937 Samuel Cashman carved a statue for Clare High School through the WPA Federal Art Project. A full sized clay model and plaster cast preceded completion. The work, now nearly finished, will stand between the two entrances with landscaping, and the dedication with unveiling is planned for fall.
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Samuel Cashmaan
Clare High School
WPA
Support The Pioneer Big Edition Needs Student Support
The sixteen page annual Pioneer will feature seniors clubs and articles with photos. Students are urged to support this last issue as they do for football basketball and baseball, offering twenty five cents per copy and to write names on slips for staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pioneer
Suggestions to Improve School Paper from University of Michigan
A letter from Wesley H. Maurer of the University of Michigan’s journalism department praises the school paper and offers three suggestions. He urges a subsidy to replace advertising, more coverage of school activities, less space for sports, and tighter article condensation to conserve space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley H. Maurer
Department of Journalism
University of Michigan
Journalism Class Tour Of Sentinel Office
Tuesday April nineteenth the journalism class visited the Sentinel office where the room was bright and decorated. Mr. Richard led the visitors around the printing shop and explained the linotype machine and press operations while each student had his name linotyped on metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel Office
Richard
The Man in the Hall
Students share mixed feelings about the upcoming end of the school year. Several express relief and excitement for summer, while Mr. Kennedy notes it's sad to bid farewell to longtime peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Alrey
Cal Foss
Huniie Sprague
Warren Watson
Rose McFarlane
Herb McDonald
Dorothy Lansing
Lola Sanford
Ed Foss
Mr. Kennedy
End of World Prediction Spurs Robes in 1843
In the 1840s William Miller led the Millerite movement predicting the world’s end on October 20 1843. Collier’s Weekly notes the craze spurred widespread sales of white muslin robes marketed as ascension garments in New York stores.
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America
William Miller
Collier’s Weekly
New York
Paris Senior Class Dressed For Playday Silks And Styles
Paris authorities expressed shock as the Senior Class dressed in playday attire. Miss Jeanette L Wasson appeared with a doll buggy while seniors wore short dresses. Francis Cappaert and Claire B Maxwell appeared in knee breeches with a 4915 version of menswear. Bulletin boards circulated lists naming Slackers lacking class spirit for not matching the class dress.
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Paris
Jeanette L. Wasson
Francis Cappaert
Claire B. Maxwell
Club Corner reports on pins and plans at local groups
Miss Hoyle and the Pioneer Stone Club ordered club pins and study manners in business while assisting Bay City travelers. Dramatics and Varsity Chile discuss shows and fundraising. Language Club plans a hike as Boys Home Economics studies buying at Bicknell's store.
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Bicknell’s
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Vernon Hill
Loomis
Thayer Brothers Dairy
Thayers
E.csson
Harold L. Lunde
UIST
Ean of the Procey
Bible Institute Cho
Western Newspaper Union
A. E. Howlett Plumbing and Heating CO
Mt. Pleasant Upholstering Co
Harris St
Call
Authorized Agency
Gamble Stores
East Broadway
Miller Jones Shoe Store
Central Michigan
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