Cafeteria Opens With Student Run System
Homemaking III class started serving hot lunches to students with each member assigned a duty during lunch hours. The class splits duties for six weeks with half preparing meals and half working off campus in shifts. Last week’s managers and assistants are listed, along with the menu of macaroni and tomatoes, apple salad, rolls, and milk.
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Miss Longstreet
Donald Reynolds
Agnes Harmon
Pat Lucas
Jack Green
Shirley Bowes
Arla Jean Hanley
Lois Smock
Marion Rutter
Erma Lee Davis
Bob Ramey
Margaret Ackerman
Pat Corman
Don Richardson Pioneer Coach at Clare School
In Tokyo on March 2, 1904 Don Ald Richardson was born to missionary parents Mr. and Mrs. James Richardson. He grew up in Adrian Michigan, graduating from Adrian High School in 1922 and Adrian College in 1928. He excelled in football basketball track and tennis, captaining the basketball team and earning recognition in football. He taught in Petersburg and South Rockwood before becoming an ILB.M. accountant for five years, then returned to Clare High to coach for two years and gained many friends as a respected athletic mentor.
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Tokyo
Donald
James Richardson
Japan
United States
Adrian
Michigan
Don
Adrian High School
Adrian College
Richardson
Petersburg
South Rockwood
Ilb.m
Clare High
Weekday Lunch Menu Highlights and Desserts
Thursday offers hot sandwiches fruit salad cookies and milk Friday features carrot soup crackers gelatin salad cookies and milk with a focus on simple weekday items and classic beverages for students.
Macbeth cast turmoil as school play ends in chaos
The English 12 production of Macbeth features Phillis Sternaman as King and Macduff's son killed twice and becoming a doctor while Phyllis Worstell who played Lady Macbeth goes insane. Margaret Ackerman as Macbeth runs headless. Miss Rickerd struggles with a goldfish. A hairpin near a fish incident. Cafeteria meals cause no one to pass out. Mary Jo Ryan trips in class. The Pioneer teases further department news.
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Macbeth
Phillis Sternaman
Macdoff
Phyllis Worstell
Lady Macbeth
Margaret Ackerman
Miss Rickerd
Mary Jo Ryan
Fires Costly to U S Farms and Homes
Farm fires in the United States claim about 3,500 lives and destroy roughly 100 million dollars in property each year.
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United States
Letters of general interest reach the editor
The editor announces that letters of general interest arrive and, when time and space allow, are printed for readers.
What a Stranger Thinks of Clare
A traveler recounts helpful Clare merchants during a wartime visit in December 1944. He details breakfasts past breakfast time pancakes, cigarets, a Christmas package and engraving service, holly, and five window frames all met with friendly, cooperative service. He resolves to buy more in Clare and praises its hospitality.
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Yo Uke
Clare
Detroit
Rexall Drugstore
Christmas program planned at Loomis church
Loomis prepares a Christmas service for Wednesday night December 20 while other schools hold events later in the week. Community members note illnesses with several recovering from flu and cold. Local visits include Archie MacDonald and family in Midland and Viola Middleton’s recovery advances.
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Archie MacDonald
Duane MacDonald
MacDonald
R. D. Childs
Midland
Zeke Eisabeth
Flint
Starry Harsh
K. Stevens
Viola Jane Middleton
Ford Seymour
Doris Tice
Gilbert Waddington
Mt. Pleasant
Sentinel Liner Delivers Results At Low Cost
A Sentinel liner offers efficient results with minimal expense, delivering practical performance at a fraction of typical costs. The compact option emphasizes value and reliability for budget minded users.
Letters From Boys in Service
A pair of wartime letters from Pvt. Max Howard in England and Pvt. Arthur Higgins in France praise the men’s duty and share family news. Max’s squad leader commends Max’s conscientious work and leadership potential, while Higgins describes Thanksgiving in France, a rabbit dinner with locals, and life in the ETO.
Work of Women's Army Corps Vital to War Effort
The Women's Army Corps is described as essential to wartime efforts with WACs filling skilled roles in finance, clerical work, communications, and headquarters tasks. They gain training, travel opportunities, and the chance to develop specialized skills while contributing to victory.
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Wacs
Army Finance
Waces
Wac
Is a Place for You in One of 289 Army Jobs
The notice invites applicants to join the Women's Army Corps. For information contact the Adjutant General at Washington 25 DC, your nearest Army Recruiting Station, or Mrs. Jean Allen at Anderson Drug Store.
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WAC
U. S. Army
Washington
D. C
Jean Allen
Anderson Drug Store
Meals From the Abundant Foods Discussion Topic
Leaders of women extension groups met for a lesson on meals from abundant foods to improve menu nutrition. Miss Agnes Gregorek of Michigan State College demonstrated checks for nutritive value and stressed minerals and vitamins especially thiamin and riboflavin.
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Agnes Gregorek
Michigan State College
Linen Life Preserver Folding Tips for Textile Work
Instructions advise using a cardboard mailing tube with a cotton cover to roll table mats and small articles, or substitute a securely rolled magazine. If folding is required due to space, vary folds with each ironing and avoid pressing the folds flat to prevent breaking linen threads.
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