Kindergarten Trains Spark Interest and Classroom Projects
Clare School notes post Christmas interest in trains with many books pictures on display. Sandra and Laurelei created a large train picture. Ruby drew a paper picture. Second grade shows good progress in most work. eye tests flag some students needing specialist care. Seventy-two children, twelve scoring 100 on tests. new students Gene and Mary Ann join. Donald distributed candy bars. Collette hosts a party for several children.
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Sandra
Laurelei
Ruby
Miss Powers
Glen C
Lorraine
Helen
Donna
Nyla Belle
Nell
Barbara M
Charles
Junior
Collette
Billy
Eulaine
Phyllis
Donald H
Gene
Mary Ann
Ronald
Donald
Local School Update Notes Student Moves and Activities
Norma Smith has left for Loomis school. Barbara Mercer moved to Sag inaw. Ruth Osborn is ill and absent. Students enjoyed the animal circus on Tuesday. Geography lessons cover world homes and materials. Enrollment is forty pupils. Health Book finished. science stories begin. Mrs Fleming visited the room Friday.
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Norma. Smith
Loomis School
Barbara Mercer
Saginaw
Ruth Osborn
Mrs. Fleming
Eighth Grade Basketball Victories Highlight December and January
The eighth grade boys beat the freshmen 15 to 11 on December 22, 1988, and the eighth grade girls defeated freshmen girls in bootball on January 6, 1939, 23 to 21. An intramural clash is set for January 26 between eighth and seventh grade boys. Several students received Child Care class diplomas on a Wednesday, including Patricia Harrold and Dorothea Cook among others.
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Patricia Harrold
Dorothea Cook
Anna Schroeder
Mary Lou Dorthey
Dorothy Blanchard
Donna Gardner
Jo Dean Hutchinson
Anna Homby
Roberta McKnight
Clara Bergy
Yvonne Leonard
Barbara Kane
Martha Ann Parent
Mona Jean Harvey
Janet Duncan
Lonalee Hampton
Leota School Notes Highlights Holiday Program
December activities centered on the Christmas program with a good crowd. Students enjoy snow days while studying Hygiene Waste anatomy Geography Spain Portugal and January calendar crafts. Absences included Mabel Hanner June Dowland Marian Henry. Suella Henry leads the student body. Mabel Hanner named recreation leader. New fire extinguishers brighten the room. Wishing a belated Happy New Year.
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Spain
Portugal
Mabel Hanner
June Dowland
Marian Henry
Suella Henry
Clare County Farmers Prepare for Judging Contest Week
Clare County hosts its fourth annual stock and farmers judging events with teams in training. A trio will form a judging team from the group of young farmers led by an alumni following. Names listed include Amaré Horace Fancon Roth Williams Nelson Carrow A T Carrow Alfred Hutter and James Grigz.
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Claire County
Fishermen Migrate to Lakes for Winter Sport
Thousands of fishermen take part in a winter sport on hundreds of state lakes. An investigation runs this winter to measure how heavy the lake fish population is and its effect on supply.
Typhoid carrier Mary Mallon obituary and public health impact
Mary Mallon known as Typhoid Mary dies in New York at seventy. The article outlines Soper’s investigation into recurrent outbreaks, Mallon’s work as a cook, repeated relocations, confinement, and long-term public health measures. It notes gall bladder removal reducing carrier risk and cites state aid for gall bladder operations. B. V. Thiehoff, M.D. Director Health.
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Mary Mallon
New York
George A. Soper
New York City
Loper
Mary
New Jersey
Michigan
Types of Peanuts and Their Uses in Butter Making
The article lists two main peanut types: the small Spanish used for salting and the large Virginia sold in the shell. It notes blending Spanish and Virginia to balance oiliness and dryness in peanut butter. Runner peanuts are also mentioned as important, mainly for confections.
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Virginia
Insect Life Cycle Details and Bacteria on Flies
The note explains a fly can carry about 6,600,000 bacteria on its hairy body. It outlines the life cycle from egg stage one day to maggot five days and pupa five days, then after 14 days begins laying eggs.
Rosebush Social Notes and Local Moves
Mary McConnell celebrated her birthday with relatives and friends at her Rosebush home. Walton Troop Boy Scouts, fifteen, led by Harvey Lowery, camped at Kepayshowink near Clare. Local residents visited hospitals, moved homes, and attended events with friends, including Delphine Balge and Delphine Ballge. Several major surgeries occurred at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital, with wishes for speedy recovery.
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Mary McConnell
Camp
Kepayshowink
Walton Troup
Boy Scouts
Rosebush
Harvey Lowery
Clare
James Ratley
Arthur Johnston
Wm. Hess
Dean Johnston
Norman
Ludington
Heney Taylor
Merle Dunn
H. C. Bentler
Little ‘Granberry Lake
Delphine Balge
Ladies Library Association
Weidman
Harold Allen
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Joe Gross
Carlton
Thomas Mead
Beal City
Mr. Mead
John Coyne
Edward Cameron
Marguerete Battle
Mt. Pleasant
James Wilcox
Thomas Walton
Rosebush Elerator Company
Albert. Simmer
Delphine Ballge
Ida Pelcher
Cora Jackson
Hol. Meriilott
Mosiday
Joseph Grass
John Schafer
Lawrence Sweeney
Saginaw
Maurice McConnell
Margaret Sweeney
Everting
Nutritional Poultry Diseases Caused by Deficient Feeding
The article explains how poor rations harm laying flocks, noting signs like lameness mid winter and the need for balanced mash and whole grain. It recommends equal corn and wheat in home rations, warns against excess fat from imbalance, and advises morning light feeds with heavier night grain to ensure steady egg production.
Sewing Club Meeting Notes and Recovery Wish
The sewing club met at Boneta’s home on Thursday evening and extended well wishes for a speedy recovery. The next gathering is planned for Hilen Lynch’s residence.
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Boneta
Hilen Lynch
Bells in Churchyard Steeple at Quearley Hampshire
The bells hang in a churchyard steeple and are rung from the vestry by wires running over palleys. This unusual sight is noted by London Answers Magazine.
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Quearley
Hampshire
London Answers Magazine
Palleys
Rain Tree of South America
A rain tree is a tropical South American tree named for the juice ejected by cicadas that makes it seem to be raining under its branches.
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South America
Washington debate on Roosevelt plan to test Congress
Washington observers say President Roosevelt and his New Deal advisers want to put Congress on the spot by presenting pre digested legislation and forcing it to originate answers. The attitude they fear would show Congress as impotent and provoke demand for more White House control. If cooperation prevails, Congress can enact constructive laws this session. if not, the nation will condemn the administration for subverting constitutional government.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
State of the Union
Executive Department
Executive
Hig
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