Economic boycott of Japanese goods broadens in U S.
Washington readers see a growing anti Japanese boycott as a national response to Japanese aggression in China and the Panay incident. The piece argues for cautious, principled action over blind anger, noting trade balances and the risk to US China trade. It highlights the need to uphold justice and decency beyond dollars and cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
American’ Federation of Labor
Women of
America
United States
Panay
Standard Oil
China
Projection Booth Planned For Movies In Auditorium
The Varsity Club funded a Keystone 16 mm silent projector through bonds and a small loan for educational use. The school will offer 50 minutes of movie showings weekly at no cost to classes while other groups pay rental. future plans include a 10 by 12 foot screen and a back projection booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Athletic Association
Varsity Club
Mr Carleton Garthe’s Early Life and Teaching Career in Michigan
Mr Carleton Garthe, born January 1908 in Traverse City, recounts a lifelong move through North Port and Suttons Bay to education. He studied at Central State Teachers College and Northern, taught in Sidnaw for six years, then joined Clare as Industrial Arts Instructor in 1987, with a note he will stay as long as prior tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carleton Garthe
Traverse City
Michigan
North Port
Suttons Bay
Sutton Bay School
Ypsilanti
Central State Teachers College
Mt. Pleasant
Northern
Kenton
Duncan Township
Houghton County
Sidiiaw
Sidnaw School
Clare
Garthe
Scrambled School Nicknames Go Round
A playful note lists students and teachers with quirky nicknames such as Shirley Allen's "Sweet Péa" and Wayne Perkins as "Shyman Perkins" while others like Phil Bradway are dubbed "Philbert Publius Terpo McNutt Bradway" and Rolland Allen Peet as "Roly-Poly" in a lighthearted, name-tag culture vignette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Perkins
Shirley Allen
Sweet Péa
Shyman Perkins
Slymy
Lorette Halés
Rastus
Phil Bradway
Ad “Philbert Publius Terpo McNutt
Bradway
Audrey
Bill Bauer
Lardy
Wings
Bill
Rolland Allen Peet
Rolland
Hazel
Don
Dunlop
Hiii
Toothbert
Evaryone
John Schaaf
Windy
Classified Liners Offer Money and Vests in The Clare Sentinel
A local classified liner in The Clare Sentinel promotes a money for vest offer. Readers are invited to participate, with details about eligibility and how to claim rewards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Untitled Notes From Town Column
Pleachut was. George Tedeman was. Orley Roger's Monday to treat a sick horse and a sick cow. Miss Cleo Tryo returned to Lansing after spending the holiday vacation at her parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George “Tedeman
Ladies Aid Watch Party Brings Oysters and Ice to Mt Pleasant
In Mt Pleasant the annual Ladies aid watch party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Jay Clute on Friday night December 31. Guests included Mr and Mrs Beryl Phillips and daughter from Flint and Mrs Lottie Phillips of Rosebush visiting Arthur and family. Other recent gatherings featured visits from Sammy Liechti of Farwell, Mr and Mrs Clyde Kistler, and Henry Hierholzer and Edward with Midland relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Bodkin
Mt. Pleasant
Sammy Liechti
Farwell
Robert Clute
William ‘Kistlerig
Jay Clute
Beryl . Phillips
Flint
Lottie Phillips
Rosebush
Arthur
Clyde Kistler
the Brown
Ruby
Thompson
Henry Hierholzer
Edward
Walter Hierholzer
Midland
Ivza Nevills
Allen Bauder
Vernon
Dave Wiggins
Perry Davis
Christmas Visit and Local Gatherings Reported
George Dunham and son Ben returned from a business trip to Ohio. Harold Griffin and friends visited Mrs. Griffin and Chester Griffin in Harrison. Amro Goghby and Les of Saginaw joined. They hunted nearby three days last week. P T A meeting set at Sharp school Friday evening. Frank Sherrick and son Charles spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks. Christmas dinner guests included Mrs. Griffin, Chester Griffin and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Whiteford and daughter. Forrest Beagars. Mrs. May Mills and grandson Gerald. Miss Alice Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Louie Weizner. and Mr. and Mrs. Hol Cooper and family. Frank Brooks and son Floyd drove to Clare Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dunham
Ben
Ohio
Harold Griffin
Harl Righter
Amro Goghby
Les
Saginaw
Griffin
Chester
Harrison
Leo Cooper
Franklin
Sharp School
Frank Sherrick
Charles
Hol. Cooper
Frank Brooks
Floyd
Clare
The Fire Tower and New Year Notes from Port Huron
The column notes a sleet storm causing telephone outages and heavy ice damage to trees. Local families including McAmpsy Tryon and Finch are mentioned with various social visits and condolences. The Wilsons suffer from flu, Wm Foell is ill, and Mrs. Orley Rogers reports on woods on their farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace McAmpsy
Port Huron
Barbara Tryon
Wilson
Wm Foell
Frank Babcock
Lewis Finch
Lawrence Finch
Lansing
Harley Bentley
R. J. Powell
Doris Hillen
Orley Rogers
Clare High School 1987 basketball schedule and scores
The record lists Clare High School basketball results through February with game dates and scores. Notable outputs include Dec 3 Coleman 26 Clare 21 and Dec 7 Sacred Heart 15 Clare 28, plus other home and away matchups against Reed City St Louis Coleman Remus Bvart Glauwin and Sacred Heart, totaling 81 for Clare and 76 for opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Coleman
Clare
Sacred
Reed City
St. Louis
Gladwin
Bvart
Glauwin
Remus
Sacred Heart
Opponents
Claré
Brown Corners News of Visits and Local Accident
Brown Corners reports residents visiting relatives including Dorothy Himmitt Robinett and families of Shaver Colin and Kleinhardt. George Nichols suffered a hunting accident near town and is hospitalized in Saginaw with possible eye injury. W M A met at the Lowers home. Revival starts Sunday January 8 at Brown Corners United Brothers church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himmett Robinett
Flint
Hig
Dorothy
Win. Clark
Albert Shaver
Win
Colin
Detroit
Bén “‘Kleinhardt
Lord Hicker
Otis. Johnson
Ithada
Roy Sweet
George Nichols
Saginaw
Bernice Black
Clare
Arthur Lower
Brown Corners
United Brothers Church
Birthday Gathering for Mrs. Shull at Arthur Center
The Bible Class in Arthur Center hosted a birthday reminder for Mrs. Anna Shull on December 29. Members delivered dinner baskets, some could not attend, and gifts were given in appreciation of her years of teaching. The get-together ended with best wishes for more happy birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Shull
Riverside Instar Officers and Sunday School 1938 Notes
Riverside Grange installs officers at an oyster dinner with names of officers and committee members listed. Sunday School officers for 1938 are announced, attendance noted, and a wedding event with local social updates described along with several family acknowledgments and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sanders
Ted Newman
Glenn Newman
Jack Wood
Dorothy Rockey
Maude Barbera
Arvilla Newmaan
Betty Orvis
Naomi Allen
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Hilsié Shull
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Am Saha
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