Clare High athletic board clears debts and renovates gear
The 1937 38 Clare High Athletic Board elected Russel Koch as president and Marship Crum as secretary treasurer. It cleared old debts, sold season tickets, bought new basketball and baseball uniforms, and set cheerleading standards for next football season while supporting boxing and varsity activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Russel Koch
Marship Crum
Francis Cappaert Warren Watson
Cleland Green
Marjorie Parish
Arlo Orden
George Parent
Donald Dunlop
Mr. Bates
Norman Sutton
John Dunlop
Kenneth Haines
Toen
Francis Cappaert
Merchants of Clare
Clare’s Athletic Field to Be Dedicated in the Fall
The new athletic field north of Clare High School is nearing completion with delays due to legitimative reasons. Readers are urged to keep interest high as 1939 approaches so students may participate in a field noted for its size and value at a small individual cost.
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Clare's
Clare High
Teachers Reflect on Year as Class of 1938 Graduates
Statements from MR KENNEDY MR BAILEY MISS TOBLER and others celebrate a year’s work and the Class of 1938. They praise effort growth and future plans while noting changes and farewells at the Clare school. The piece closes with a nod to Sentinel Classified Columns for quick results at small cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Kennedy
George
Bailey
Miss Tobler
Clare
MR. Greenfield
Pioneer
Miss Hoyle
MR. Bates
Sentinel
National Honor Society Elects Members and Officers
The National Honor Society alumni chapter reports 36 members with officers President Hster Chaffee Vice President Mary Ann Collins Secretary Betty Muller Treasurer George Tope Cor. Secretary Maxine Kirkpatrick. The chapter participated in the Graduation program and announced seniors chosen to receive pins: Maxine Sowle George Tope Merle Samborn and Mary Ann Collins. New members from the class of 1938 include Neil Sowle Regina Krell Kenneth Haines and Hilda Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hster Chaffee
Mary Ann Collins
Betty Muller
George Tope Cor
Maxine Kirkpatrick
Clare School Faculty Plan Varied Summer Activities
A list of Clare School faculty and their summer plans includes Alma Ousterhout considering study in Ann Arbor or staying in Stephenson Michigan. Jay Hansening Clare and attending a Michigan State College conference. A F Bates aiming for Hillsdale and Ann Arbor graduate work. Orville Bailey working in Petoskey and taking Bay View courses. Morrel Clure remaining in Clare for summer school and recreation work.
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Alma Ousterhout
Ann Anchor
Stephenson
Mich
E. D. Kennedy
Cleo Hoyle
Mt. Pleas
Ant
Doris Gerow
Clare
Jay Hansen
Michigan State College
A. F. Bates
Hillsdale
Ann Arbor
Bay View
Morrel J. Clure
Paul Lowrey
Kroger
Esther L.,tobler
Three Rivers
L. C. Garthe
Traverse City
Senate Defies Relief Politics Amid New Deal Criticism
A Washington week summary decries the Senate votes against removing relief and public works funding from politics. It accuses the Body of cynicism by allowing administration influence to coerce votes and warns of broad implications for free government and constitutional rights.
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Washington
Senate
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Iowa
New Deal
Congress
Rizhta
Bruce Barton
New York
Fay
Relief Administration
Washington debate on relief funds and political influence
The article discusses House and Senate maneuvers over relief spending used to influence voters, noting opposition to amendments and a proposed investigation. It cites a 1986 recommendation by a Special Committee to criminalize coercive political pressure on public fund recipients and names several lawmakers involved.
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House
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Senate
Government of
The
United States
Burgeau
Congress
Augustine Lonergan
Sherman Minton
Louis B. Schwellenbach
Warren Rr.austin
Lynn J. Frazier
Political Alarm Over New Deal Relief Abuse
The piece denounces the use of public funds to support the New Deal political bureaucracy and warns that relief money is coercively shaping voters. It calls for a public uprising at the polls next November to defend free government and hold officials accountable.
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New Deal Administration
United States
Grange News Highlights Visits Meetings and Gatherings
Dorothy Chapman and children spend a week in Pontiac at her former home Virginia O Grady enjoys a camp trip won through Home Economics work Sister Pink Dawson attends Monday lodge night and Brother Stanley of Harrison is welcomed Members welcome visitors from Marion and Detroit. State Farm agent Jennings Archambault attends Rochville church meeting Readiness for new initiates and supper plans noted Ensemble dance follows after a Monday gathering at Mt Vernon Grange Hall with reminders of Monday 8 30 p m meeting time.
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Dorothy Chapman
Pontiac
Virginia O’grady
Camp
Kitanniwa
Pink Dawson
Stanley
Harrison
Ralph Brown
Lewis Brown
Chester Brown
Marion
Jennings Archambault
State Farm Insurance Companies
Rochville
Saginaw
Grace Ackerman
May Brown
Archambaiult
Minnie Brown
Detroit
Frank Derby
Lena Brewer
Icem Slentz
Norman Maxwell
Helen, Sparbel
Clare
Bertha Wilson
Charles David
William Duncan
Friends
Barryton
Phillipine Islands
Mt. Vernon Grange
Harry Wild
Everette Allen
Wihel Case
God Tempers the Wind Origin in Sterne Proverb History
The remark on the origin of the saying God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb is debated. The article notes Sterne’s use and suggests he did not claim original authorship, with references to earlier phrases and variations.
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Sterne
Notice To Dog Owners Sparks Local Outrage
A bold faced ad in the Constantine Advertiser Record claims a farmer can rid pooches and reduce sheep killings in one operation. The notice warns dog owners to send their dogs to the farmer's fields or face lethal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantine
Constanting
Exit School Song by Bill Tryon
A reflective verse from Bill Tryon about end of school year, seniors to graduates, juniors and sophomores moving up, freshmen stepping forward, and overall optimism for future education and work opportunities.
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H. T. Welch
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