School staff changes and promotions noted for next year
Harold Lampman will become high school principal next year with Miss Dewey and Miss Cratsenberg returning in teaching roles. Mrs Lampman’s continued service praised. Lenheiser departs to Freeland. Several staff members plan to return, while others await assignments and students show ongoing interest in vocational guidance programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
J. R. Lenheiser
Freeland
Lensheiser
Lenheiser
Clare
Lampman
Dewey
Miss Dewey
Miss Cratsenberg
Miss Crat‘sentborg
Rev‘eral
Thornthwaite
Pleasant
Dathee
Cowden
Miss Cowden
Hard Luck After Narrow Ninth Inning Loss
We tallied four runs in the ninth with two out but fell short. A few home-plate calls could have changed the outcome, as Terwilliger Atwater and Siaco fanned while Habel 3 and others contributed. Attendance was 815 with umpire Bartell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Plate
Bruvse
Hatey
Wood
Terwilliger
Doh Habel
Ballinger
Wilmot
McKnight
Robbins
Conway
Sisco
Hite
Atwatwater
Atwater
Siaco
8Siaco
Bartel
Staff plans for next year at Methodist school
The Methodist basement lighting remains inadequate and classes are disrupted by noise from above. Miss Allen will teach the fourth grade again, Miss Lyon the second grade, and Miss Butterfield will keep the kindergarten alongside the second grade until the new building opens. Miss Witting is praised for the first grade and will continue guiding beginners next year. Sup Carroll Jones will oversee the city educational program for another year and be available for summer conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Miss Allen
Weardelich
Central Michigan Normal School
Miss Lyon
Kinedergarten
Miss Batterfield
Haekies
Haekies Butterfield
Miss Butterfield
Miss Witting
Sup’s. Jones
Clare Team Defeats Shepherd In Classic Display
In a Friday game at Shepherd, Clare dominated on offense and defense, overpowering the opposition in every phase of play. The visitors showcased consistency and teamwork, extending their advantage as the match progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd Leet
Clare
University Urges Higher Standards for Admissions
The university calls for strict admission rules requiring applicants to be sixteen, complete a four year high school course, and present fifteen units. Only accredited graduates may enter without exams, and recommendations must show superior character and scholarship. It urges high schools to advise juniors and seniors, require final exams, and raise recommendation standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare School
Ackhool
Lae University
Cooperstsen St
Five dollar reward for stolen Imperial Bicycle
Reward offered for the recovery of an Imperial bicycle stolen in front of the express office last week in Mt Pleasant Michigan. The bike features a motorcycle style seat double bar handlebars rubber hand bolts Delta electric light two batteries mud guards and a high quality clutch. The frame is black and yellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imet
Mtr. Pleasant
Mich
Delta Electric
Indianapolis
Lettie Lucretia Leitner 1909 1921 Dearly Loved Child
Lettie Lucretia Leitner youngest daughter of Samuel A and Marcia Leitner was born February 23 1909 and died June 1921 at Harper Hospital Detroit at age 12 years 5 months 15 days She lived on her father's Clare County farm and was beloved by family and friends through her brave six month illness Parents brothers and sisters mourn her loss with prayers for eternal rest The verse tribute recalls her as thoughtful cheerful and beloved by all who knew her
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lettie Lucretia
Samuel A
Marcia Leitner
Time Life
Harper Hospital
Detroit
Clare County
Lettie
Jesus
Paradise
Supervisors Set Meeting Date For June 27
Following a new law, boards of supervisors statewide will meet at their county seats on the fourth Monday in June to review tax rolls and ensure equalization. An earlier notice had erroneously set the third Monday. the error was corrected once detected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boards of Supervisors
State Tax Commission
Admission Charged For Senior Play June 23
Admission will be charged for the senior play to be presented Thursday at eight o clock in the Methodist church. A limited number of free seats will be allotted to each class member with more reserved seats at regular price if needed. The regular royalty fee is twenty five dollars, special rate fifteen dollars secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
t=s Methodist church
Clase
Jane
London
Theatre Royal
Haymarket
Seenates Aerate
Lord Baponild
Mize Winaldeg Emery
Jane’ Nangle
Harrison Beats Coleman in 14 Inning Five-County Thriller
Harrison defeats Coleman 12 to 11 after 14 innings in a back-and-forth game that tied the teams for fourth in the five-county league. Cornelius pitched for Harrison with eight strikeouts, Rhodes drove two doubles and two triples, and Roth added four hits including a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Coleman Wee Nesday
Coleman
Cornelius
Rabie
Rhodes
Roth
Morrissey
Burke
Rae
Charles W All en Marries Edith Jordan at Bay City
Charles W Allen and Edith Jordan wed Wednesday June 8 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Bay City. Rev J Ray Van Wycie officiated. Allen, a prominent Clare and Isabella County farmer, is the son of Mr and Mrs J D Allen. Mrs Jordan is the daughter of Mr and Mrs W W Jordan. The couple received best wishes for health, happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie
Bay City
Presbyterian
Charles Walren
Edith Jordan
J. Ray van Wycie
Jordan Ra
Idae
Mre W. W. Jordan
Krandal
Tara
Clare County
Lake
Highl Y
Clare
Isabella
J. D. Allen
Vernon Township
Allen
Sheridan
Wise Township Pioneer Samuel McJames Dies at 90
Samuel McJames, a pioneer of Wise Township, died Wednesday after a yearlong illness at a ripe old age. Funeral at 2:30 Friday from Herrick Church with Rev. Davis officiating. Interment at Cherry Grove. Obituary to follow next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel McJames
Wise townShip
Herrick
Davis
Cherry Grove
Mrs Charles Clifton Dies in Clare Michigan
Eva Ma Keys born Mt Vernon Ontario December 25 1881 died at home in Clare June 10 1921. Married Charles Clifton May 3 1906 she moved to Michigan in 1902 and was a member of Clare Rebekah Lodge No 167. Funeral held at Baptist church with Rev Milberry officiating interment at Shepherd. She leaves husband two brothers William Bedford Michigan and George Clare and many relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Ma. Keys
Mt Vernon
Ontario
Clare
Michigan
Charles Clifton
Clare Rebekah Lodge No
William
Bedford
George
Baptist Church
Milberry
Shepherd
Granges to Meet Wednesday June 22 At Maxwell Home
Isabella County Pomona Grange and Farmer's Union Grange plan a June 22 gathering at Mr and Mrs John Maxwell home. Program includes business meeting at 11 lunch at noon address of welcome at 1 30 reports from subordinate granges discussion of legislature impact on farmers and closing song. Attendance urged to ensure a successful meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Pomona Grange
Farmer’s Union Grange
John Maxwell
Jobs Maxwell
Thos. Walton
Union Grange
J. W. Keller
Kirkconnell
the Grange
Oy Walsh
Leckarer
Garden of Thanks to Kind Friends and Neighbors
The family expresses gratitude for the kindness shown during the illness and loss of their wife and sister. They thank the Rebekah Lodge members and PF lodge for their courtesies and for comforting words from Hey Milberry. Charles D. Clifton William Key and family Georges Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Ice Cream Social at Herrick Sunday School
The Bocater and Hustier clinese of the Herrick Sunday School will host an ice cream and pie social on Harrick Priday evening. Everyone is welcome to attend. attendees should bring a friendly spirit and enjoy pie baked at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocater
Hustier Clinese
Herrick Sanday School
A. Badg- Say
Harrick
Janetta
New Fire Hall to Be Built in Clare
Mayor A. J. Doherty announced the contract for Clare’s new fire hall has been awarded. The 18 by 60 foot building on the west side of the water works will have a 55 foot hose drying platform and dual street access. A steam heating system will serve both old and new structures, with a new fire truck due soon and a modern alarm system under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Doherty
City Fire Department
Clare
Water Works
4Th
Doherty
Ise
Junior Senior Banquet Enjoyed By All At Duncan Auditorium
Juniors hosted a four course banquet for Seniors at the Duncan Auditorium. Toastmaster Ross Thompson impressed with humor while Henry Canfield offered a serious seniors toast. Opal Muma and Dorothy Gorr spoke for seniors and juniors respectively, with Wayne Schieber and Miss Cratsenberg contributing brief remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan Anditorium
Easiey Hotel
Ross Thompson
Thompson
Henry Canfield
Opal Muma
George Coetreve
Mises
Dorothy Gorr
Wayne Schieber
Ocratsenberg
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
We thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and loving gifts during our bereavement. Messages of love cheered us to the last. We appreciate expressions of sympathy to the Sunday School, Ladies Aid, clubs, and floral offerings. Special thanks to Dr Reeder and Rev Bates and Kleinhardt for comfort. S A Leitner and Family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orr
Banebine Oclub
Ladies Aid
Dr. Reeder
Aieo Hev. Bates
Kleinhardt
S&d
S. A. Leitner
Thanking Friends and Neighbors After Our Bereavement
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Your support and the floral tribute were deeply appreciated.
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Harold Lampman
Cap
Eame
Pedonald
Archambonis Farglieg
Mies Walidelich
Gladwin Sundey
Gladwin
E Ballinger
McDuff
Sechlichter
Gorss
Hubel
Ah Harrold
Haley
Clare High School
Rive Dollars
Five County League
Loet
Barryton Coleman
Weidman
Lettie L. Leitner
Detroit Hospital
Congregational
Methodist Churches
Mauda Rogers
Marian Davy
Bernice McKinnon
Alice Krause
Neal Eiden
Howard Waite
Reva Derby
Ralph Artibes
Mary Eiden
Grace Lieter
Donald McKinnon
Mrs. Wilson
Clana
Betty Grover
Thomas Horton
Bernice Groves
Jean Anderson
Frances Anderson
Octavia Anderasor
Miea
Leona Vandewarker
Mies Vandewarker
Rev. Davis
Dorris Mater
Katherine Dawson
Dorothy McNeil
Onesta Peterson
Gertrude Dennie
Mildred Reading
Addresza
Rav
Davia
Jordan-Allen
Vernon
Long Hiness
Granges
Isabella County Pomona
Ice Cream Social
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