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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1946

Page

5

Local Social Roundup Notes Visiting and Travel Plans

Mrs. Albert Reed of Clare and Mr and Mrs Gene Summers hosted Thursday evening. Detroit visitor Mrs Roy Allen spent two days with daughter Connie at Jesse Allen's home. Forman Dyke heads to Ohio for work. Chaffee family of Sterling visited friends in town. Hesel visits in Upper Peninsula on business. Stanfield of Mr Pleasant guests at Balmer home. Lawhead of Long Lake travels to Chicago for business. Zubler couple depart for Lake Worth Georgia then Florida for two months rest. Dettons of Bridgeport visit sister-in-law and husband. Graves visits Wallace Peckinpaugh and Gale Brooks in St Louis. Hamp family leaves for Miami to spend winter.

Albert, Reed Clare Gene Summers Roy Allen Detroit Connie Jesse Allen Forman Dyke Ohio Dilsworth Chaffee Sterling John Cook Ben Carpenter W. B. Lawhead Long Lake Chicago Pred R. Zubler Lake Worth Florida John Detton Bridgeport Doyle Charrett Tim Graves Wallace Peckinpaugh Gale Brooks St. Louis Leon Hamp Miami Philip Hochstetler Parnell Frank Hochstetler Wary Kantner George Lindsey Bueh Smith Fred Schaaf Carl Peters Doloris Dykelett Waverly Jim Hooker Mr. Pleasant Russell Weston Cecil Weston Cecil J. B. Lydell Etta Lydell Paris Mary Louise Midland

Local families host gatherings and visits across town

A rundown of weekend calls shows Mr. and Mrs. Hochstetler hosting relatives in Parnell while others visit in Clare and Traverse City. Several trips include Detroit visits and siblings meeting up, with students earning spelling perfect scores at the week’s end.

Paul Tripp Detroit Douglas Brief Ewart

School Notes From Local Elementary School

Kindergarten and first grade students returned ready for work after holidays. Doll week, health unit, group story "Food for Health," and plans for a health booklet. New pupil Bertha Neely from North Sage increases enrollment to forty nine.

Food For Health Ronald Switzer Bertha Neely Bertha North Sage Billisé Conn John Navy Billie Aveena Anderson Joan Bailey Betty Lou Beavers Kenneth Cook Donald Ferguson Billy Skinner Lynn Gendregsie Gene Herlan Kay Pardue Wanda Sanford Blaine Sprague Dicky Amble Benny Burns Larry Hosier Vincent Segar Wayne Wright

Students Reflect on Arithmetic and Projects List

The class notes progress in arithmetic and hygiene study. They completed a hygiene textbook and review it intensely this week. They mention vitamin charts replacing Christmas pictures and enjoyment of the season’s photos. Absent last week were Josie Burts Don Willis Florence Switzer due to illness.

Josie Burts Don Willis Florence Switzer

Sophomore Class Discusses March Ring Orders and Insurance

The sophomore class reports finishing a Julius Caesar English test and plans to order class rings around March first. They also note studying fire and life insurance in business training.

Julius Gaesar

Juniors Prepare for Semester Exams and Play Date

The Juniors study for semh ester exams and the Junior play is progressing well with a date noted as January 19. A list of students typing twenty wpm or better includes Betty Bailey Jane Gronda Ruby Jesse Wayne Riske Wilma Ser saw Phyllis Shepherd Shirley Wyck off Beatrice Bringold Ruth Bruce Jeanne Brush Claire Hileman Beatrice Shimmel Carolyn Snively Alo ma Bailey Lucinda Segerlund Loretta Mae Harney. Typing II student Joanne Pifer reached sixty wpm for five minutes.

Betty Bailey Jane Gronda Ruby Jesse Wayne Riske Wilma Sersaw Phyllis Shepherd Shirley Wyckoff Beatrice Bringold Ruth Bruce Jeanne Brush Claire Hileman Beatrice Shimmel Carolyn Snively Aloma Bailey Lucinda Segerlund Loretta Mae Harney

Senior Glass Shirley Stockwell Named Good Citizen

Shirley Stockwell chosen as The Good Citizen by Mt. Pleasant Chapter DAR with peers selecting one senior girl per high school nationwide. State winner trips with other Good Citizens. local groups provide for others. Carnival date set for February 5. Joe Foltz recovering from appendectomy at Gladwin hospital. Beverly Seelinger ill with flu.

Shirley Stockwell Mt. Pleasant the Daughters of the American Revolution Shirley Joe Foltz Gladwin Hospital Beverly Seelinger

Family Dinner Honors Four Year Old Nancy Ann Gagnon

Mrs. Beverly Gagnon hosted a Sunday dinner for her daughter Nancy Ann turning four on January 14. Attendees included Mrs. Emma Scribner Chuckie Barbara Scribner of Mr Pleasant Mr and Mrs Ralph Warper Mrs Agnes Peterson Mr and Mrs Ed Rouse and son Jean.

Beverly Gagnon Nancy Ann Emma Scribner Chuckie Barbara Scribner Pleasant Ralph Warper Agnes Peterson Rouse Jean Beth Metcalf Saginaw Murray Wilbur Rouse Duane Prudden Bert Switzer Peter Schram Joe Perrin Flint Wim. Grumbley Fred Prudden Margaret Tillotson Grand Rapids

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