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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1945

Page

16

Junior Play Fills Clare Auditorium With Comedy

Clare High School filled the auditorium Friday night with the junior class three act comedy The Groom Said No. Cast included Jan Sills Mary Lou Williams Bob Samborn and Clela Hartman with songs by Shirley Lehr and dance by Joanne Richard. Mrs Sheponski has left Clare to join her husband in Grand Rapids.

Clare High Jan Sills Steve Clara Curtis Patty Cameron Barbara Schug Virgie Cameron Agnes Pierson Virgie Willie Williams Ireland Twins Ed Smith Clara Don Cappaert Shirley Lehr Joanne Richard Sheponski Clare High School United States Army Central Michigan College of Education Mt. Pleasant Future Teachers Club Shepon

Two Week Magazine Sale Begins At Clare High School

Monday opened the annual two week magazine sale for Clare High School students with Mr. Grant and Mr. Hollman from Curtis Publishing and Crowell Collier Publishing. Patsy Irwin Norma Six and Jane Richardson were chosen as a counseling committee to collect subscription money from homerooms. The class contest offers a 512 award to the winning homeroom funds for senior trip or theater party. Senior Garthe-Russ Goddard and Gaedcke Marylou Wyman lead the seniors with others listed for each grade as they strive to meet the quota.

Clare Grant Curtis Publishing Company Hollman Crowell Collier Publishing Company Patsy Irwin Norma Six Jane Richardson Garthe Russ Goddard Miss Gaedcke Marylou Wyman Pfister Ethel Jean Gerow Richardson Don Cappaert Mr. Leckrone Doug *Fleming Emery Don Gardner Bates Elwood Worstell Wheeler Tom Burdo

Clare High School cafeteria hosts annual hot lunch drive

The Clare High School cafeteria class runs this year's lunch service with students Skip Busche Jerry Irwin and others guiding the kitchen Miss Longstreet acts as referee while Butch Green furnishes salads Jane Richardson Ila Sutton prepare macaroni and cheese and Spanish rice. A Victory Loan note promises $4 for every $3 invested in ten years.

Clare High School Skip Busche Jerry Irwin Dave Jan Miss Longstreet Jane Richardson Ila Sutton Butch Green

Clare High Posts Purchase of Baldwin Parlor Grand Piano

Clare High students and community will hear a Baldwin Parlor Grand Piano bought from Atfelder Music House in Lansing for 850 dollars with about 350 dollars remaining to liquidate. The instrument is to be dedicated December 10 in the high school auditorium during a musical program featuring Mr. Collins Miss Nobey Miss Gerow Miss Frances Anderson Mrs. Harold Jones and Helen Lucille Doherty.

Clare High Baldwin Parlor Atfelder Music House Lansing Parent Teachers Association Collins Nobey Gerow Frances Anderson Harold Jones Helen Lucille Doherty

Harvest Hop Dances Highlight Harvest Hop Event

The Harvest Hop on November 26 sponsored by the Student Council featured music from a juke box and an 8:30 to 11:30 dance. New talents impressed with a floor show including Robert Krell singing along with Ms Lehr and a trumpet duet by Mr Wheeler and Bob Samborn.

Robert Krell Ms. Lehr Mr. Wheeler Bob Samborn Martha Jean McKinnon Alva (Porkey) Cochran Mr. Bates Coach Richardson Porkey G. I Mary

Kindergarten Through Junior High School News Summary

Kindergarten students bought War Stamps worth 14 dollars 35 cents and study the flag first verse of America while making clay articles. Several students moved away or were absent in recent days. Second grade welcomed James Nivison from Wayne Michigan. Fourth grade studies the Karzy people and notes flu illness. Fifth grade builds iron and steel gifts for parents. Sixth grade adds twins Donna Jean and Dick Nivison from Wayne Michigan. enrollment is 53. Junior High teams begin basketball, eighth grade staged Hello Grandma at PTA meeting. Christmas plans underway. Discharged list includes many students. Russ Peel reenlisted in Army Air Corps Reserve. Others returned to states. Ward Coulson to Clare High School. Oliver Nash injured in hospital Fort McClellan. James Ryan now in US Navy Pacific radio station. Clair Maxwell address at Pope Field Fort Bragg NC.

America Robert Markert Virginia Dean Loomis Eddie Mayer Junior DeFay James Nivison Wayne Michigan Richard Geeck Coleman Donna Jean Dick Nivison Betty Walker Helen Verette Donald Brooks Willard Koch Harold Koch Clyde Moline Merritt Ogle George Paxton Warren Sharp Raymond Verette Bob White John White Russell Koch Jrv Neil Sowle Lavern Wood Tony Burdo Bill Burdo Ward Feighner Barney Scott Russ Mater Fudge Callihan Ward Coulson Rba. Anderson Russ Peel Russ Army Air Corps Reserve

Seniors Sell Assorted Cards for Class Trip

The Senior class organized a Christmas card drive to fund their annual trip. They started October 28 and recently closed the sale, using proceeds to support the class trip of 1946, promising a memorable journey.

Tall Hunting Tales From Local Students and Faculty

The piece recalls students and faculty sharing tall hunting tales each November. It highlights Bob Ramey the modern hunter who hunts late and returns early, Bob Hampton who wakes before dawn and naps in the woods, and three others Gordon Foell Bill Adams and Bob Clark who succeed with six or eight point bucks.

Bob Ramey Hunter Bob Hampton Bob Gordon Corky” Foell Bill Adams Bob Clark

Community club meetings and weekly gatherings listed

A reader notice lists upcoming meetings for local groups including Farwell Townsend Club Clare Rebekah Lodges Farwell Rotary Clare Knights of Columbus Clare Study Club and others with days and times. The Red Cross meets Thursdays at City Hall and various clubs meet at hotels cafés and halls around Clare.

Clare Study Club Clare Knights of Columbus The Red Cross City Hall Clare Rotary Club Barnes Cafe

Community Club Meetings Schedule For Clare Area

List of monthly meetings for town clubs and organizations in Clare. Entries include Loomis Townsend Club, Advance Grange No. 1014, O B S, Vernon Township Red Cross Unit, Elm Grove Townsend Club, St Henrys Youth Discussion Club, Mt Vernon Grange, American Legion Auxiliary, Clare Boy Scouts, Farwell Knights of Pythias, Clara Theta Rho Girls Club, Walter H Larman Post 128, Clare Masonic Lodge, Clare F T A, Four Square Club, Clare Townsend Club No 2, and watch for announcements.

Clare Loomis Townsend Club Advance Grange No. 1014 O.B.S Vernon Township St. Henry’s Mt. Vernon Grange American Legion Auxiliary Clare Boy Scouts Farwell Knights of Pythias Lodge Clara Theta Rho Walter H. Larman American Legion Clare Masonic Lodge Clare F.T.A

Rejuvenate Furniture Care Tip

When a flat crushed surface appears on furniture, place a damp cloth on the spot and gently pass a hot iron over it. Then brush the tufts in the direction of the pile to restore the fabric’s appearance.

Veterans Offered Opportunity in Army Recruiting Service

Veterans of World War II are invited to enlist for three years for recruiting duty with no K P or guard tasks. Qualified men in the Lower Peninsula may be assigned to their home town and receive base pay plus 105 dollars monthly for room and board. Vacancies exist in Saginaw Grand Rapids Kalamazoo and other cities with first come first served acceptance. Local recruiting stations will be at 206 Arcade Building Bay City and Clare Post Office Fridays 10 am to 3 pm.

Lower Peninsula Saginaw Grand Rapids Kalamazoo Fiiat Ionia Jackson St. Joseph Alpena Traverse City Lapeer Ann Arbor Port Huron Bay City Cadillac Lansing Pontiac Army Clare Arcade Building Center Street

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare School News Mrs. Sheponski Pat O'Brien Ellen Drew River Gang Gloria Jean John Qualen Dana Andrews Alice Faye Duffy’s Tavern Theatre Houghton Lake Roy Rogers Gloria Jean Merle Oberon Claude Rains P.T.A First Family Michigan Tuberculosis Association Roger Larry Kelly Harry F. Kelly Federal Insulation CO Phoenix Van’s Mich Farwell Townsend c Club Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 Clare Kiwanis Club Doherty Farwell Rebekah Lodge No. 208 Farwell C.F. Lodge No Clare Common Council Clare Lodge No 1.C.C.F Beaverton Riday Brooklyn Wim Bendix Sun Mon Peters Sydney Tray Has Four Square Club Masonic Temple Clare Townsend Club No. 2 Army Recruiting Service toRenepp Pos Fee Wa Hee Oon Feepimites Gethe Scoends
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