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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1938

Page

15

Clare Hi Basketball Schedule and District Tourney Plans

Clare High will play Midland Sacred Heart St Louis Reed City Evart Remus Gladwin Hivart and others across January February in place of Sacred Heart. District tournament set for March 2 3 4 in Mt Pleasant with staff duties listed for Myr Brown Burdo Sprague Little.

Clare Hi Midland Sacred Heart Coleman Reed City St. Louis Remus Gladwin Hivart Evart Mt. Pleasant

Once Young PEO Friends Share First Jobs Tales

A brief look at how peers earned their first money. Marian Olson sold theater tickets, Mr Bates pulled turnips, Cleland Green drove sheep, Marshia Crum peddled papers, and Henry Denton sold bills.

Gome Marian Olson Mr. Bates Cleland Green Marshia Crum Henry Denton

Alumni of class of ’34 scatter into farming teaching and trades

The article lists graduates pursuing various paths: Reginald and Arn old House, Russell Lang, Ferdinand Seibt, Donald Lloyd, Joseph White, and Charlie Moore farm. Beulah Brooks and Lucille Coulter live in Gladwin. Lucille Rowe and Donna Wild marry. Armalee Gerow and Josephine Green teach, Josephine in Brown City. Joseph Murphy at Clare Hardware. Marguerite Ackerman at Gays dime store. Francis Loomis at Loomis Machine Shop. Wayne Walter at Clare-Beaverton Lumber. Stanley Sutton at a Gulf station. Elizabeth Feighner at the Sentinel office.

Reginald Arnold House Russell Lang Ferdinand Seibt Donald Lloyd Joseph White Charlie Moore Beulah Brooks Paul Heberland Lucille Coulter Gladwin Lucille Rowe Donna Wild

What Students Wear At School Reveals Their Focus

The piece argues that students seek comfort and knowledge over fashion, noting social bias towards better dressed peers. It questions whether schools should value plain dress and improve records by focusing on study rather than appearance.

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Thanksgiving Visits and Family News From Temple Area

Emma Anderson and family from Grawn spent the weekend with brother Archie McIntyre. Visitors included Mrs. Harry Reed of Oberlin Ohio and family at Roy Myers home. Several in town hosted Thanksgiving guests and shoppers from Marion Saginaw Bay City. Leroy Martin welcomed a five pound son to Floyd and wife. Ivan Stambaugh was hospitalized in Mt Pleasant with mastoid illness.

Emma Anderson Grawn Archie McIntyre Harry Reed Oberlin Ohio Roy Myers Joe Perrin Pontiac Ernest Houle Bill Lucas Gladys Reed Walter Day Marion Cadillac Floyd Holford Leroy Martin Floyd Davis Steve Hynak Saginaw Bay City Frank Schram Alvin Schram Midland Peter Schram Ivan Stambaugh Mt. Pleasant Heig Merlen Barnhart Evelyn Delores Stanley Grand Rapids Court Showerman South Lyons Cecil Bullard Vestaburg Claude Builard Fred Angell Lansing Atlanta Elizabeth Balge Mary Louise McConnell Grand Blanc Joseph Gross Portland Westphalia Hughie Johnston Dell Mathews Wm. Thompson Floyd Thompson Marilyn Hewitt Thompson H. O. Bentler Betty Blaine Mr. Bentler Jonesville Hobson Ida Pelther Larry Sweeney Maurice McConnell Lavern Prastaney Lucy Kalkaska Dick Hunter Ted Carleston Rockford Donald Boman Wm. Hunter Homer Campbell Robin and Albert Lester McLaughlin St. Ignace Margaret Johnston Arthur Helen F. M. White’s Lou Moon Mr. Moon Ralph Sharp Detroit James Radey Sr James Rosebush Albert Campbell Hugo Martin Carson City Carob Leiter Herbert, Boody Bill Warnach Pleasant Clarence Auburn Mow Mayd Seiter Rosebushi George Bilas Georgie

Anagram Reveals Historic Texan Town’s Name

Researchers from Sletrians at the National Park Service find that the name Goliad is formed as an anagram of Hidalgo Mexico’s favorite hero. The town’s former title was Presidio of La Bahia del Espiritu Santo.

Texas Goliad National Park Mexico Hidalgo Presidio of la Bahia del Espiritu. Santo

Tri County Health Unit Explains Sewage Disposal Methods

The Tri County Health Unit discusses outdoor privies versus plumbing, cesspools, and the septic tank. It explains why surface disposal reduces pollution and details how effluent from a septic tank should be directed to a lake or stream to avoid nuisances.

Health risks from polluted streams and water supply

The document notes how natural stream processes slowly alter organic matter reducing odors but disease germs can persist far downstream from sewer outlets. It warns that pollution travel distance varies with stream size and season, per BH Thiehoff M D Director Health District No 7.

BH. V. Thiehoff M. D Health District No

Feed More Alfalfa To Heavy Producers For Increased Milk

The article discusses dairy feeding research showing that reducing silage and increasing high quality alfalfa improves milk yield. Professor Huffman at Michigan Experiment Station notes hay intake rose from 12 to 22 pounds daily when silage was withdrawn and steamed bone meal supplied phosphorus. Soil phosphorus affects cattle appetite via blood phosphorus. Alfalfa from phosphorus-rich soil boosts appetite without bone meal. from low phosphorus soil bone meal is needed.

Huffman Michigan Experiment Station Ian

Remembering Captain Lawrence and the Chesapeake

The frigate Chesapeake fought the British ship Shannon near Boston Harbor on June 11 1813. Captain James Lawrence was mortally wounded and died four days later on June 5 1813 as his crew were urged to fire faster and not give up the ship.

James Lawrence Chesapeake Shannon Boston Harbor Lawrence

Thanksgiving Week Visits Across Rosebush Area

Local families and relatives from Rosebush and nearby towns gather for Thanksgiving. Visitors include Balge McConnell Johnston Bentler Campbell and others. Trips span Grand Rapids Lansing Saginaw Mt Pleasant Flint Detroit Clare Alma and Whiteville with many households hosting meals and sharing greetings.

Livestock and Meat Industry Presented as Major U S Sector

The United States meat industry is a national major sector with 100,518,000 head of cattle sheep and hogs slaughtered on five percent of farms last year. Meat consumption totaled 16.079 billion pounds with per capita intake 124.4 pounds. Trends include October meat cookery schools training 13,738 housewives across seven states. Local readers note the involvement of Lawrence Lawwill of the National Livestock and Meat Board and his prior Michigan State College ties. Beal City visits son Howard’s home Sunday.

United States Reef National Livestock and Meat Board Chicago Kh & LavVoi Ines Bandry Michigz State College LaWail Clare County

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Clare School News Myr, Brown Clara Burdo Hunice Sprague Isabel Little Deal Theatre Pat O’brien John Payne Margaret Lindsay Jimmie Fidler the Air Pride of the William Boyd George Hayes Charlotte Field Billy King Charles Farrell Jacqueline Wells Dick Tracy THE Hardys Mickey Rooney Lewis Stone Ann Rutherford Bagdad News of the Technicolor Fred Macmurray RAY Mill Louise Campbell Andy Devine Porter Hall Ynie Overman Walter Abel Popeye OUR Michigan Tuberculosis Association Michigan John Alexander Princess Watassa Association Tri-County Health Unit Alma George Minnie Wager John Elliott Whiteville H. O. Bensler Clare Frank Sharp Joe Lemar Harold Hislop Preston Johnson Alex Hislop Pierce Simmer Naterb D.H. LaVoi Amos Local Partners National Board Beal City Howard STORE Anas Adrien Ea Adrient Poitle Galerie Signel Creomuision Aika Seltzér Vicks VapoRub Chamberlains RCA Victor United A4 Department of Research and Technolog
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