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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1951

Page

9

Clare School News Roundup of Games and Court Cases

The eighth graders lost to Shepherd 29 15 after a 8 8 halftime tie. In citizenship court four Brinks robbery suspects are tried with Judge Tulk presiding Joyce Archambault prosecutes Garry Muller defends Margie Bradley discusses Hadacol and a paper telephone. Clare Pioneers report three early losses and set to face Beal City on February 7.

Shepherd Judge Tulk Joyce Archambault Garry Muller Margie Bradley Tulk Jack Bailey Gene Campbell Clare Junior Pioneers Mt. Pleasant Shepherd High School Beal City

Rapidly progressing school addition colors listed

The new addition is advancing quickly with finishing touches in multiple rooms. Colors range from Confetti Yellow to Spray Blue and Pinefrost Green across classrooms offices and storage areas. The project is scheduled to finish between March 15 and April 1.

Roses for Mr. Ruby Best Bus Driver Shown at Clare High

Mr. Ruby, driver of bus No. 2, spent a week in Tennessee and returned to find students recognizing his service. The note says the county road crew benefited from their efforts and praises the Clare High driver as the best they could have.

Mr. Ruby Tennessee County Road Commission

Clare High Prepares Parliamentary Team for Beaverton Meet

Clare High School gears up its parliamentary procedure team to compete against district peers at Beaverton. Merle Wayne Cotton drafts speeches for this year's tournament, with team members not yet chosen. Ted Hoersch owns a Hereford steer, growing two pounds daily to reach 800 pounds, aimed at victory at the F B A State livestock sale at St Johns Stock Co yards.

Clare High School Beaverton Merle Wayne Cotton Ted Hoersch Rae Mar Ted St. Johns

Soloists Gather for Mesick Annual Contest

Soloists Jane Bicknell flute Janet Bradley baritone Sandra Schultz saxophone Betty Gallagher trombone Sally Gillespie mellophone and piano Marilyn Masten piano John Bicknell sousaphone will compete in Mesick. A saxophone quartet and brass sextet are planned with members yet to be chosen. The band performed pieces at the last travelogue in the auditorium.

Mesick Jane Bicknell Janet Bradley Sandra Schultz Betty Gallagher Sally Gillespie Marilyn Masten John Bicknell

Junior Play Tryouts Set for The Perfect Idiot

Tryouts for the annual junior play are underway with Mrs Bowerman as faculty director. The cast will be announced in the next Pioneer issue and the March 29 or 30 performance is promoted as the season’s big hit.

Nature Study Club Visits Rosebush Indian Relics Exhibit

The Nature Study Club toured Rosebush to view Mr. Hunter’s collection of Indian relics and old-fashioned guns. He also displayed powder horns and spoke briefly about how the items were gathered from the surrounding area and farmers' finds. About thirty five members attended.

Nature Study Club Rosebush Mr. Hunter

Strachey Letter Linked to The Tempest Storm Source

Scholars connect a 1609 Strachey letter describing a great storm to Shakespeare’s early act of The Tempest. Strachey, Jamestown’s first secretary, allegedly provided further storm details to Shakespeare in England after his 1611 return.

William Strachey Shakespeare Strachey America Jamestown England

Official Proceedings of the Clare City Commission

The Clare City Commission met February 5 1961 with Mayor Haley presiding. Present Davy Rivert Haley McConica. Absent Morgan. Minutes approved. Harold Curtis permit granted. A public meeting was set for February 26 1951 at 8 PM to discuss prorating city share for highway widening on US 27 and US 10. Vacation plan approved for permanent full time employees after one year one week paid leave and after four years two weeks, subject to department head and city manager approval. Committee McConica Morgan Davy recommended. motion carried. Bills allowed as read and adjournment taken. Albert Haley Mayor Jex McKinnon City Clerk

Clare Michigan Haley Com Davy Rivert McConica Com. Morgan Elde Harold Curtis Morgan Yeas Evert Nays Conmittes W. G. McConica Hari Morgan John Davy

Local Community Notes On Weekend Visits And Illness

Thurman Swarts hosted callers at Shaw home while Thelma Devereaux rested after a week away. Several residents visited family, hospitals, or clinics in Cadillac and Marion with others traveling to Clare and Saginaw. flu illness and convalescence are mentioned alongside hopes for warmer weather and maple syrup preparations.

Thurman Swarts Shaw Thelma Devereaux Ray Watt Temple School Emma Holford Roy Rogers Vincent Pracht Cadillac Hospital Crawford Cadillac Tom Crawford Anna Harold Pruden Marion Lagoe Carl Webber Elaine Floyd Shoemaker Flint Charles Bristol Harrison Milford Rogers Clare Stella Myers Saginaw Nita Morrow Chester Sutton Reed City Hospital Edgar Waldron Ruth Ann Thompson George Thompson Roy Swarts Andy Swarts Owogso William Gagnon Com Vincent Bracht

Local family notes and hospital visit updates

Lake Thirteen and nearby households share Sunday visits and illnesses. Geo Snyder calls on brothers Fred and Lee McIntyre in Gilmore and visits Mrs Lillie Saylandt at Clare Hospital. Several families, including Butterfields, Baxters, Finches, Beales, and Martins, spend time with relatives and report health updates and recoveries.

Geo. Snyder Fred and Lee McIntyre Gilmore Clare Hospital Lillie Saylandt Clare Butterfield Marsha Bywart Sam Butterfield Willard Baxter Mt. Pleasant Dan Butterfield Vic Finch Farwell Brow Bay City Peter Beale Bill Cerney Clare Brenner Claré Killoran Greg Cadillac Phil Lansing Leo Martin Saginaw Steve Martin A. Peterson Lake

Winterfield Community News From Snowy Week

In Winterfield the region faced heavy snow with several hours of power outage. Local residents share hospital updates about relatives, including Norman Brown's baby improving at Clare Hospital and Rev. Lawrence Taylor recovering after U M Hospital. A death interrupts the community as Cora Burgess passes away and is laid to rest at Story Cemetery.

Norman Brown Clare Hospital Lawrence Taylor U. M Peter Deiterman Simon Vanderwoude Grand Rapids Prank Davis Frances Alvin Pence Marion Leland Watking Traverse City Peter Cook James Hechthorn Cora Burgess Fostnaught Story Add’ Bulman

Valentines Day Party At Dover School

Mrs. Davison hosted a Valentine party for her pupils with refreshments. Several families and guests visited other local homes during the week, including Elder and Mrs J Somers of near Farwell and Mr and Mrs Pete Hanes. New residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Stanley moved into the MacDonald House and Allen family welcomed by Delmar Allen and relatives.

Davison Rillet Benchley Elder J. Somers Near Farwell Pete Hanes Lyle LaVoye Pontiac Delmar. Allen Floyd Stanley MacDonald House Claire Stanley Farwell Floyd Dorothy Allen Wim. Henderson Harrison Har Gon Everette Lowell Penrose Hagle Tir Airer Pate Hanes Wm. Hintz Saginaw

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