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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1941

Page

3

Bentley Trio Soothes Students With Music Performance

The Bentley Trio presented a Spanish regalia themed program on January 23 featuring Evelyn Bentley and Mr. Bentley. They performed La Paloma on a xylophone marimba and included dances such as the wooden shoe and hat dances, plus Wild Irish Rose on a bottle millophone. The group, based in Los Angeles with Mr. Bentley from Australia, has played in New Zealand Australia Hawaii and the Far East and closed with Aloha.

Bently Evelyn Bently St. Mary Evelyn Mr. Bentley Aloha Los Angeles Australia New Zealand Hawaiian Islands Far East

National Defense Classes Open to Youth 17 to 24

The National Defense classes are sponsored by the U S employment service with the Department of Education and the State Board of Control of Vocational Education. Any out of school youth aged 17 to 24 is eligible for training in units such as automobiles trucks tractors and general shop skills.

National Defense U. S. Department of Education State Board of Control of Vocational Education

Miss Mary Colburn to Lead Home Ec Department

Bulletin notes Miss Mary Colburn visited the Home Ec Department Tuesday and will take charge starting Monday morning to replace Miss Conklin who will soon marry. More details to follow.

Mary Colburn Miss Conklin

Vocational Training in Metal Work and Carpentry

A 15 hour per week course over 10 weeks covers metal work carpentry woodwork and electricity subject areas. It outlines hands on shop practice safety and basic project work for students developing trades skills.

New Homeroom Officers Elected Here Tuesday

A list of homeroom officers announced includes multiple grade levels with presidents such as Mr. Garthe and Miss Conklin and names for vice presidents secretaries treasurers and student council members across 9th through 12th grades. The report names Virginia Perry Henry Eberhart Mary Lou LeFavour Bob White Anna Marie Murphy and Ersel Arnold among others.

Garthe Virginia Perry Donald Kirkpatrick Barbara Jean Miurphy Stanley Crum Art Johnson Miss Conklin Henry Eberhart Jr. Randall Esther Tice Marguerite McPhail Jim Kane Brown Mary Lou LeFavour Art Clute Betty Allen Martha Ann Parent LaVern Wood Miss Wiggins Bob White Carl Cappaert Erma Ott Margaret Loomis Bob Emma Robinette Hsther Marshall Phyllis Koch Rawley Ersel Arnold Rita Creguer Elaine Frey Audrey Wild Bill Leosh

Pioneer Briefs highlight school events and honors

The Sophomore Class took a Toboggan trip to Harrison on Monday the 27. Roberta McKnight suffered a minor accident during the outing. Clare Journalism Class earns membership in the Quill and Scroll Society for High School Journalists. Home Ec Club works on a candlewick bedspread. FFA boys held a surprise party for Mr. Hansen on Thursday the 30th. Barbara Houghton answered a DAR questionnaire for possible representation on the Good Citizenship Pilgrimage to Washington in spring.

Harrison Roberta McKnight Clare Quill and Scroll International Honor Society Hansen F.F.A Barbara Houghton Michigan Washington

Forward March Brightest Thing in Town Uniforms

Band members praise new uniforms while ten suits are ordered and paid for by the group. The school board will dye old uniforms from gray to dark green and add white belts hats with plumes and sleeve cards. They hope to wear white trousers this summer.

Annual Staff Chosen for Pioneer Yearbook

The Pioneer annual appoints its staff with editor Chet Richard. photography and art by Bob Gay Merritt Ogle Arlo Oden Fudge Callihan. advertising by Bob Gay. features Rita Creguer Hyeleen Smith. financial secretary Ruthie Schug. circulation Mona Jean Harvey. classes and homerooms Patricia Harrold Mary Lou LeFavour. activities Jeanne Chaffee.

Chet Richard Bob Gay Merritt Ogle Arlo Oden Fudge Callihan Rita Creguer Hyeleen Smith Ruthie Schug Mona Jean Harvey Patricia Harrold Mary Lou LeFavour Jeanne Chaffee

Government Names Mr Hansen New Farm Security Official

Mr Hansen, agriculture teacher at Clare High for five and a half years, has accepted a position with the United States Farm Security Department and will begin February tenth.

Hansen Clare High United States Farm, Security Department

Farm Security Ad ministrator chosen for Mason and Lake counties

In July 1935, Mar Hansen moved to Clare to take the job as Agriculture teacher, with HQ in Ludington. He will become Farm Security Administrator for Mason and Lake counties and will end teaching on February 7. He married Miss Hanson in 1987 and she taught music at Clare High.

Mason and Lake Ludington Mar. Hansen Clare Miss Hanson Clare High Schon Hansen

Measles Protection urged by Tri County Health Unit

The Michigan health department warns measles cases rise and predicts a worse epidemic than 1938. Isolation of children with cold symptoms is advised, with immune globulin injections for under threes and at risk older children within five days of exposure. Parents should immunize exposed children. the health department does not provide the treatment, but physicians do.

Michigan Department of Health Health Department Helen Lantizig Mid Atronter

Gilmore Grange hosts benefit box social Friday

Sunday dinner guests at Lester Thrush home include Alma Owens Andree Cate and others. The Gilmore Grange plans a Benefit Box Social on Friday night February 7 in their hall with proceeds for Vernon Funnell. Ladies bring box lunches. men buy supper. Everyone welcome.

Gilmore Grange Lester Thrush Alma Owens Andree Cate Midland Edd Gamble Ruth Perry Myra Mt. Pleasant Lyle Owens Blanch Ethel Thrush Bessie Thrush Vernon Funnell

Temple illness and community notes from Harrison area

Mrs Edwin Rouse is ill with influenza. The Stambaugh children have measles. Beverly Miller was in Lansing Thursday. Roy Myers and George Thompson hosted visitors Tuesday evening. Thomas Crawford moved back from a Freeman camp. Russell Miller and Roy Myers attended Farmers Week at State College. William Gagnon attended a 4 H Leader's school in Harrison. Dinner was served by the Harrison Girl Scouts after the meeting. Mrs Clara Belle Harper spent the weekend in Detroit with relatives. Roy Myers attended a party at the Niel Nevins home north of Marion. An accident at the Pure Oil field Friday injuring Mr Austin of the Pure Camp, taken to Woods Hospital at Clare. Moved in on the county line.

Edwin Rouse Stambaugh Beverly Miller Lansing Roy Myers George Thompson Thomas Crawford Freeman Russell Miller East Lansing State College William Gagnon Harrison Harrison Girl Scouts Clara Belle Harper Detroit Harper Niel Nevins Marion Mr. Austin Woods Clare Floyd Davia Heart

Local Church Schedules and Community News

Rosebush Methodist Church lists services and Sunday school times. Center Methodist Church schedules for Sunday school and preaching, Epworth League. Leonard Davenport traveled to Lansing on business. Patsy and Billy Mitterspaugh are entertaining the measles. Patrick Battle visited Midland. Roy Matteson family in Detroit on business. Vernon-Seaton Council of Catholic Women met at St Henry's Rectory with a farewell to Mrs Court Showerman as the Showerman family plans move to South Lyons.

Leonard Davenport Lansing Patsy Billy Barbara Mitterspaugh Patrick Battle Midland Roy Matteson Detroit Vernon- Seaton National Council of Catholic Women St. Henry's Rectory

New Books at City Library Feature Classic and Modern Works

Library notes list new titles available including The Tree of Liberty by Elizabeth Page and For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway. Also named are Oliver Wiswell, Our Foot in Heaven, Fame is the Spur, The Family prize book, Best Plays of 1939 40, Random Harvest, A B C of Aviation, Home Decorations, Universal World History, and Radom Harvest with backstory on Chas. Rainer. gift from Mrs H Sowle.

Elizabeth Page Howards Virginia Oliver Wiswell Kenneth Roberts America Heaven Hartzell Spense Howard Spring Eriest Hemingway Nina Fedorova The Atlantic Monthly Burns Mantle Random Harvest Jas. Hilton A. B.C. of Aviation Victor W. Page Ruth Wyeth Spears Universal World History J. A. Hammerton Radom Harvest Ma. Chips Chas. Rainer Cambridge

Vernon County Social Visits Span Multiple Towns

Vernon City and surrounding areas report a flurry of Sunday and weekday visits as residents from Mann Siding Clare West Grant Farwell and St Louis among others travel to see relatives. Guests include the Bradleys Bolens Wicks Smith Bergey and McDonnels with multiple calls on Mrs. James McDonnel and Mrs. Ernest Stevens.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare School News Bentley Bulletin James Stewart Hedy Lamarr Lan Hunter Verree Teasdale Donald Meek Clark Gable As Rhett Butler Leslie Howard Olivia Dehavilland Vivien Leigh Scarlett O’hara Featuring Pat O'Brien Constance Bennett John Halliday Melville Cooper Rosalind Russell Melvyn Douglas Binnie Barnes Gloria Dickson Gloria Allyn Joslyn Lee J. Cobb Ten Pioneer Briefs Gov't MR. Hansen Scouts Emergency Service Corps Tri-County Health Unit Taylor Place Temple Rosebush Methodist Church Epworth League Center Methodist Church Joan Manning Library Notes Vernon City James Bradley Donna May Mann Siding James McDonnel Thomas Bolen Jack Anbe Vernon Jerry Wicks Rosebush Cynthia Emery Amelia Gardner Roy Walters West Grant George Bryant Karl Sternaman Ernest Stevens Fred Pierson Stevens Solen Smith Frankie Earl Herron Mary Ebner Wilson Earl Rexall Rexall Quality Defender Riker Magnesia
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