End of Term Notes At Clare High School
The last week schedules exams for grades seven to twelfth with picnics and county eighth grade exercises on Friday at Harrison. Report cards go home at 1 30. A Watts Hope print donated by Miss Belle Alger is hung in the study hall. The post office employees gifted a descriptive book to the library. The annual school exhibit Friday at 2 30 features grade room displays plus Home Economics and Manual Training exhibits. Parents and patrons invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Watts
Hope
Belle Alger
Clare High School
Miss Alger
Michigan State College
Washington State College
Pullman
Washington
University of California
San Diego
Byron Alger
United States Postoffice Department
Measles Cases Reported in School Grades
Over twenty cases of measles have been reported in the grades. The disease is so prevalent that all children who have not had measles should watch for cold like symptoms. A fine storage cabinet has been completed for the Home Economics room by the Advanced Manual Training class.
Honor Roll for Seventh Marking Period Ends May 13
The list honors seniors Jean Anderson Lillian Ashley Vivian Cunningham Lemont Hamlin Inez Lehman Renee Rosendahl Arthur Thayer Louise Topps and juniors Eunice Bicknell Nelda Callihan Margaret Cook Hilda Eberhart Allen Gerow Doris Irwin Maxine Jones Lewis Warner sophomores Bernard Ackerman Vernon Bower Ethelyn Brown Florence Brown Florence Callihan Byron Gibbs Josephine Green Arnold House Reginald House Francis Loomis Wm Murphy Phyllis Smith Hazel Stottlemyer freshmen Raymond Bauder Mary Baxter Bidward Bowler Jean Capie Esther Chaffee Mary Ann Collins Rose Marie Jackson Marguerite Lower Edith Sanders Alma Siel Mildred Smith Hunice Sunday Lacking One Point Virginia Dionise Mrs Nannie Messer Hazel Sutton Beulah Brooks Lucile Bower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Anderson
Lillian Ashley
Vivian Cunningham
Lemont Hamlin
Inez Lehman
Renee Rosendahl
Arthur Thayer
Louise Topps
Eunice Bicknell
Nelda Callihan
Margaret Cook
Hilda Eberhart
Allen Gerow
Doris Irwin
Maxine Jones
Lewis Warner
Bernard Ackerman
Vernon Bower
Ethelyn Brown
Florence Brown
Florence Callihan
Byron Gibbs
Josephine Green
Arnold House
Reginald House
Francis Loomis
Wm. Murphy
Phyllis Smith
Hazel Stottlemyer
Raymond Bauder
Mary Baxter
Bidward Bowler
Jean Capie
Esther Chaffee
Mary Ann Collins
Rose Marie Jackson
Marguerite Lower
Edith Sanders
Alma Siel
Mildred Smith
Hunice
Virginia Dionise
Nannie Messer
Hazel Sutton
Beulah Brooks
Lucile Bower
Perfect Attendance Noted for May in Kindergarten and First Grade
The list names May kindergartners Donald Brown Kay Clute Stanley Crum Bobby Douglas Russell Foel Marjorie Loomis Ila Pearl Smith Barbara Zinser and first graders Carl Gappeart Paul Creguer Mary Lou Doherty Jack Foss Robert Grosvenor Lonalee Hampton Tom my Holbrook Donald Kirkpatrick as recipients of perfect attendance awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Brown
Kay Clute
Stanley Crum
Bobby Douglas
Russell Foel
Marjorie Loomis
Ila Pearl Smith
Barbara Zinser
Carl Gappeart
Paul Creguer
Mary Lou Doherty
Jack Foss
Robert Grosvenor
Lonalee Hampton
Tommy Holbrook
Donald Kirkpatrick
School Roster Names Ninth Through Eighth Grade
A readable list of students by grade includes numerous last names and given names such as Wesley Samborn Barbara Schauf, Rita Creguer, Arlo Oden, Phyllis Ioch and Katheryn Dwyer across Third to Eighth grades. Names appear in mixed order with several family surnames repeated, denoting class rosters and parental acknowledgments from Martha and Parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha
Parent
Hola
Printeey
Wesley Samborn
Dorothy
Schaeffer
Billy
Yager
Gordon
Lockyer
Barbara
Caple
Floyd Callihan
Ella
Cleveland
Billy Foell
Wesley
Buntley
Rolana Murphy
Gloria
Perry
Poughlas Paxton
Junior
Samborn
Junior Vosburg
Zane Walters
Romagne Williams
Margaret Zinser
Billy Butcher
Leone Butcher
Rita Creguer
Katheryn Dwyer
Calvin Foss
Arlene Hunt
Phyllis Ioch
Hwart Lockyer
Arlo Oden
Hisie Ostroskey
George Parent
Chester Richards
Ronald Sage
Junior Schofley
Ruth Marie Schug
Julia Smith
Donald Sprague
Lorraine ‘Sutton
Students report a week of butter making and picnics
Children in our room churned butter and spread bread with buttermilk, then enjoyed a little picnic though it rained. They plant a flower garden outdoors with Donald and Gerald helping Mr Kratz. Fifteen or more students have measles and miss classes IT to II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy’s Woods
Donald
Gerald
Mr. Kratz
Elson
Robert Bogan
Harriet Phimsey
Thelma Pifer
Alice Rodabaugh
Material improvement seen in Michigan bank situation
The Michigan Manufacturers & Financial Record reports material improvement in the banking scene with plans for new banks via reorganizations of closed institutions and dividends by receivers. Over 20 closed banks may reopen soon through depositor agreements, and 41 more are being worked on under new state law allowing 85 percent deposit owners to reach reopenment deals. Six Michigan banks closed in the last two years have reopened, four since January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Manufacturers & Financial’ Record
Michigan
State Banking Department
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Luce
Hoover
Lucé
Massachusetts
Finance Corporation
Unclear Ad Snippet Cites Promises of Results
A fragmentary ad copy touts Seritinel related claims and implies it will deliver results. The text remains vague on product details and outcomes.
Washington News and Comments on Farm Board and Banking
Congressman Roy C Woodruff reports on Federal Farm Board aims to cut marketing costs through cooperatives and to align production with demand. He notes Steagall banking measures, McNary farm relief plans, and Luce home loan banks, urging swift passage and praising farm relief potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. ‘Woodruff
Michigan
Spead
P. B. Bomberger
Division of Cooperative Marketing
Federal Farm Board
Bomberger
Congressman Simmons
Nebraka
Simmons
Tariffs or Taxes What Difference Do Results Make
The excerpt debates tariff versus tax nomenclature and concentrates on outcomes. It argues that named differences matter little if revenue and policy aims are met, emphasizing results over labels in fiscal policy.
Fish story backs up claim with stones from trout stomach
J G Smith of Detroit reports watching three stones removed from a brown trout's stomach during a post mortem by R J Goldie. The 18 1/2 inch trout was caught on a squirreltail fly at Flat Rock on the Au Sable River. An affidavit from a notary accompanies the letter to the Michigan Department of Conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Smith
Detroit
Department of Conservation
Smith
R. J.goldie
Flat Rock
Au Sable
Beaver pelts fines set in Michigamme court case
Three Michigamme men Oscar Chantellies Willard Paquette and Jerry Myers were convicted of illegal possession of 21 beaver pelts. They paid a total of 235.95 in fines and costs with Paquette and Myers each fined 100 and Chantellies paying 17.45 plus costs of 9.25 and 9.25 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigamme Justice Court
Michigammé
Oscar Chantellies
Willard Paquette
Jerry Myers
Paquette
Myers
Chantelies
Conserva tion chief warns against keeping lost bears and fawns
Director George R Hogarth says the Department of Conservation will deny permits to hold protected animals. He notes many so called lost animals are kept for commercial gain rather than education. Finders should give such animals to local conservation officers for release to game refuges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Conservation
George R Hogarth
Hogarth
Classified liner in the Clare Sentinel promises value
Readable text touts the Clare Sentinel classified liner as a cost effective way to reach readers and get results. It emphasizes value for money and broad exposure through classified ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Clare ‘Sentinel
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Bicknell & Parker Agency
Citizens Bank Building
Minnie Brown
Alice Foell
Clair Foss
Jean Groves
Maxine Hawkins
Julian Hoffman
Bernard Kirkpatrick
Evelyn Larman
Donald Lewis
Glenna Messer
John Schaaf
Wesley Shaw
Eunice Sprague
Geneyra Stottlemeyer
Norman Sutton
Roy Thompson
Donna Tubbs
Warren Watson
Kathleen Bogan
Norma Brown
Helene Butcher
Ruby Callihan
Mary Cappeart
Peggy Cote
Lucille Creguer
Ardath Dawson
Paul Dionise
Donald Dunlop
Emma Fairbanks
Virginia Foell
Florence Green
Joy Groves
Roger Haring
Lowell Haring
Geneva
Huntley
Harold Koch
Lois Lang
Evan Lewis
Brewster LaFrance
Mercia Lockyer
Margery Parish
Romayne Perry
Dorothy Piter
Phyllis Sherwood
Mildred , Williams
Loren Wiltshire
Doris Zinser
Helen Brown
Clara Dawson
Edwin Foss
Laurence Jackson
Russell Och
Freda Leis
Ruth Lumley
Wayne Perkins
Hilda Smith
Neil Sowle
Hua Walter
June Allwood
George Baxter
Bernard Cleveland
Betty Cunningham
Frances Green
Virginia Horton
Helen Hitchcock
Margaret Hunt
Dorothy Larman
Anna Morgan
Lyman Perkins
Russell Schlaffley
Maxine Sowle
Lucille Sprague
Ruth Ulrich
Marion White
Margaret Woodward
Alta Baxter
Betty Callihan
Charles Callihan
Virginia Collins
Ethel Coulter
Kenneth Cunningham
Marion Dionise
Raymond Dwyer
Marvel Fairbanks
John Haring
Treca Messer
Stanley Parish
Byron Paxton
Lucile Peterson
Merle Samborn
John Watson
Michigan Bank
Washington News and Comments
House
Steagall
L. Hope
Congress
Joss
Senate Committee On Agriculture and Forestry
McNary
Senate
Agricultural Marketing Act
Farm ‘Board
Farm Board
House of Representatives
House Committee On Agriculture
Senate Finance ‘Committee
Michigan Department OF Conservation
BPS
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
Clare Sentinel
Davy Bidg
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