Clare School Notes Highlights From February Programs And Classes
The school reports ongoing activities across departments. The boys glee club practices operetta Gypsy Rover while 45 seniors and juniors study American government. The week’s radio programs include speakers from state and university groups. Grade classes discuss tooth care fashion colors Lincoln and Washington themes. Several students earn perfect or high marks in spelling and attendance, with notes on measles and flu absences.
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CKOK
W. D. Henderson
American Association of University Women
Detroit
WEAR
George Bilbrough
State Savings Bank
Remus
Wdir
Stanley L. Wozniak
Hamtramck Board of Eduction
R. D. Williams
Highland Park Board of Education
GC. A. Visher
U. of M
Ann Arbor
WKAR
Chas. I. Parker
Barry County
Middleville
Sith
George Eliot
Silas Marner
Agricultural News
International Harvester Co
Maxine Hawkins
Julian Hoffman
Generva Stottlemeyer
Dorothy Telder
Bertie Walter
Specials at Jackson's Market Saturday Prices
Saturday only specials at Jackson's Market list pure lard five cents pork sausage five cents liver sausage five cents pork roast five cents fine Bologna five cents pork steaks eight cents smoked ham eight cents cheese twelve cents small frankfurts ten cents corner store items include hot dogs and meats with various prices read from OCR fragment.
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Jackson's
Readers Weigh In On Daily Question In Brief Opinion
The Sentinel invites brief public comments on today’s question. Letters must be signed with name and address. Submissions should be concise and within space limits to ensure fair representation for all readers.
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the Sentinel
Ex servicemen challenge National Economy League in tax debate
Ex servicemen defend veteran benefits and warn against the National Economy League branding veterans as a menace. They criticize proposed taxes and debt policies, argue for full wartime debts payments, and question the impact of a higher property tax and sales tax on households.
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National Economy League
Railie
The
American Legion
Congress
Taxpayer
New Property Tax Law Spark Unclear Savings Debate
The note discusses an 8 percent tax on 2335 dollars of goods and asks how many Glare county property owners would be affected with smaller valuations. The author hints at further discussion on money in next week’s Sentinel and invites reader input.
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Glare
Sentinel
Eagle Home Furnishing Extension Meets Januaryth at MS College
Eagle Extension Group at Michigan State College met January 31 with eleven members and four visitors. Eathl Penrose was named alternate leader and Inez Hemstreet recreation leader. Members discussed color harmony for rooms, rug making including braiding crochet and hooking, and shared a pot luck dinner followed by a beanbag tie that the north side won. Next meeting March 14 at 10 00 a m with Mrs Mary Kleiner on planning room backgrounds.
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Eagle Extension
Eagle Home
Michigan State College
Helen
Kisiner
Eathl Penrose
Inez Hemstreet
Mary Kleiner
Helen Kleiner
Sec’y
South Sheridan Extension Group Meeting Summary
The South Sheridan Extension Group met at Mrs. Bya Merrill’s home with fourteen members and five visitors. A committee was appointed for Extension Achievement Day and Clare won the vote to host. Mrs. Inez Teal taught Rug Making, and members braided strips of material. A pot luck dinner followed, with a game to finish the day. The next meeting is March 1 at Mrs. Merrill’s.
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South Sheridan
Bya Merrill
Harrison
Clare
Inez Teal
Merrill
Brown Corner Home Economics Group Meeting
The Brown Corner Home Economics group met at Mrs. Carrie Green’s home on Friday February 8 with 14 members and four visitors. Morning lessons featured furnishing ideas for a north bedroom and living room, while the afternoon covered rug making including braiding with multiple strands crochet and hook rugs. A noon dinner, a spelling contest won by Mrs. Rose Williams, and accordion selections by Mrs. Ott followed. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Frances Kleinhardt in March.
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Brown Corner
Carrie Green
Wilma
Albenia remedy promises relief from rheumatic pains
It markets a swift, safe treatment for rheumatism noting excess uric acid causes pains and swelling. A. B. Anderson or any druggist sells an 85 cent bottle claiming relief within 48 hours with a money back guarantee for sciatica neuritis and lumbago as well.
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BE. A. Anderson
Dairyman Quips About Banjo Milking in Atlanta Constitution
A dairyman jokes that milk yield would not improve with banjo accompaniment, asserting milking cows to music is unnecessary. The remark appears in the Atlanta Constitution, highlighting a humorous public sentiment about dairy practices during the period.
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Learing
Atlanta Constitution
Marshall post office project begins in Michigan
The Marshall construction firm started an $85,000 post office building using local sandstone. In Ionia, the State Savings Bank reopens after 16 months closed, with a court approval and plans to reopen later this month. Detroit revokes a blue law requiring meat markets to close Sundays after a decade.
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Marshall
Marshall’s
Tonia
Ionia State Savings Bank
Detroit
Common Council
Saginaw
Carrollton
William G. Lavalley
Royal Oak
James G. Matthews
Royal Oak Township
Muskegon
Ole M. Loberg
Muskegon High School
Loberg
William H. Wallace
Michigan, Sugar Co
Caro
Sebenaing
Bay City
Lansing
Michigan Erevator Exchange
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
State Savings Bank of
Harry W. Gross
Mr. Clemens
Mt. Clemens
Traverse City
Grand Traverse County
North Shore Inn
Platte Lake
June Towse
Arbutus Inn
Arbutus Lake
Eva Smith
John H. Fessler
Jackson
William Fessler
Sally
William
Mt. Pleasant
Central State Teachers’ College
John McCall
Mars Walk C. V. Lee
Harvard Hornsby suffers stroke then dies. funeral Sunday
Rural community mourns as Harvard Hornsby, last Tuesday stroke victim, was found by workers after leaving his mailbox. He died Friday morning. Funeral services were held Sunday at Town Hall with Rev. Lewis Cadwel officiating and songs by Mrs. Frank Pruden and Misses Josephine Kelley and Alberta Pruden. Grandchildren from Lansing attended.
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Harvard Hornsby
Jim
Town Hall
Lewis Cadwel
Frank Pruden
Josephine Kelley
Alberta Pruden
Lansing
Richard McIntyre
Kalamazoo
Chester Gagnon
Clare
Bridget Hart
Herbert Wright
Ralph McQuestion
Muskegon
George Tillottson
Pearl Blackledge
Marion
Wm. Barber
Birthday Visit Celebrates Mrs Teal in Local Community
Francis Gordon visited a school while Sag inaw residents Mr and Mrs Chas Smith visited Myr and Mrs Kelly Turner. Neighbors helped Mrs J N Teal celebrate her birthday with Rev Hendrich presiding and Mrs Hendrich singing hymns. Friends, including Mr and Mrs Rhodes and many families, called Sunday and returned home in the late afternoon.
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Beaverton
Myr
Carl Dumont
Flint
Walter Stroman
Robert Shull
Baby
Ralph Shull
Francis Gordon
Chas. Smith
Saginaw
Kelly Turner
J. N. Teal
John Rhodes
Bryan Miller
Glenn Poet
Albert Allen
Clarence Davis
Ted’ Newman
Max
Hendrich
FF. Aere
Orie
Teal
Davis
Sheriff Woods uncovers camouflage of robbers
Report details discovery of hidden caches beneath brush piles as deputies, including Clink and Hudson, uncover sacks of flour and oatmeal, coal, and farm tools. Both men bound over to circuit court after being jailed, with Clink claiming no prior trouble. Local notice includes an advertisement for selling old batteries and radiators.
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Clink
Hudson
Clare County
Morley
Gruno
Hayes
Lockwood
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Land of Health
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Norman Irish
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Betty Leichti
Lola Sanford
Weslie Shaw
Eunice Sprague
Genevra Stottlemyer
Norman Sutton
Betty Walker
White Elephant
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Frank Reger
Merle Samborn
John Watson
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Mary Baxter
Hidward Bowler
Jean Caple
Esther Chaffee
Mary Ann Collins
Rose Marie Jackson
Esther Kleinhardt
Marguerite Lower
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Irene Radcliffe
Alma Siel
Mildred Smith
Eunice Sunday
John White
Bernard Ackerman
Josephine Green
Reginald House
Mildred Krell
William Murphy
Arlouine Rosendahl
Hazel Stottlemeyer
Nelda Callihan
Margaret Cook
Lucille Cunningham
Hilda Eberhart
Doris Irwin
Maxine” Jones
Amos Reger
Lewis Warner
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Renie Rosendahl
Hilda Mbernart
Donald Price
Ruth Thayer
Marguerite Ackerman
Verona Bower
James Lloyd
Virginia Friz
Violet Hitchcock
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Esther Reinhardt
Thelma Leosh
Raymond Thayer
Stanley Parish
Byron Paxton
Lucille Peterson
Mickie
South Sheridan Extension Group
John
Michigan
Senate
House
Frank
Nunemaker
Detroit Rhythm Knights
Duncan Hall
Clare Comb
Milo Robinett
Herdwood
Acre
Vernell
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