Clare School Notes Highlights Contests and Activities
Forty freshmen and sophomores vie in declamations under Miss Rogers with finalists named Merle Samborn and others. Juniors and seniors prepare orations for March 6 in the auditorium with public invited. French class finishes Sans Famille and starts Liddbe Constantin a. Business training reviews budgets. Basketball tourney ends with Pat Doherty’s team beating Bette Doherty’s. Lincoln unit in American Literature with Drinkwater play. Art radio lectures begin February 28 on WJR. Girl Scouts progress toward Tenderfoot and plan patrol elections and a hike.
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Miss Rogers
Merle Samborn
Virginia Collins
Betty Callihan
Vesta Rovinette
Virginia Friz
Mary Ann Collins
Ho Avaril Bowler
Pat Doherty
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Helen Plaski
Ethel Shiifee
Hale’vy
U. of M
Bruce M. Donaldson
Department of Fine Arts
Athenaen
Washington
Adelaide Adams
WJR
Prine the branches not cut down the tree in Michigan schools
Michigan educators urge reform to prune decayed branches of the school system. They call for an augmented Primary Fund from general sources to reduce local property taxes and equalize opportunities, warning against hasty cuts that endanger future employment and standards.
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Prine
Publi Schools
Michigan
Aimony Tose
School Shop Classes and Grade Reports Highlight Day
The shop program continues with eighth and seventh grade metal and wood work projects including whisp broom holders, sink scrapers, trowels, planing, and wood joining. Kindergarten and first to fourth grades report patient progress, spelling and arithmetic wins, Washington and Lincoln study, and several hundred words on classroom activities and attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Washington
Lincoln
Cleaning Guide for Hot Dish Marks on Tables
A vintage instruction notes removing hot dish marks from tables by first applying furniture polish or oil, then wiping away excess. It advises a lukewarm water rinse with a cloth dampened with ammonia, followed by a second dry cloth, and finishing with polish.
Clare Sentinel Liner Prompts SHU Try Next Week
A brief note in the Clare Sentinel signals SHU may test a new liner next week. Readers are advised to watch for official follow up from SHU officials and local reporters for exact timing and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Sentinel
Jesus Raising Jairus Daughter and Woman Healings
Lesson outlines two linked miracles, Jairus daughter raised from the dead and a woman healed by faith. It details Jairus urgent appeal, Jesus calming fear, the daughter’s rise, and the woman’s twelve years of suffering and her public confession of healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jairus
Jesus
Jiaious
Flo
Gailus
Heavenly Vision Moments From Sermons and Biographies
Fragmented text reflects reflections on heavenly visions as inspiration. It suggests unhappy are those without such visions and notes possible sources like sermons biographies or deathbed scenes that awaken hope and action in the present.
Mrs. H. Elden Remembered in Clareshar Funeral
Mrs Hiden joined Congregational church in youth and supported WAC and U work. She taught in Sunday School and was a devoted wife mother and friend. Funeral held at home on Fifth Street with Rev Dawe speaking on faithful Bible Marys and hymn Oh Master Let Me Walk With Thee. She leaves husband two children five grandchildren two great grandchildren and many relatives from Chicago Detroit Saginaw and Midland in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawe
Jas. Roxburgh
Heart
Norris C. Flanagen
Elder’ Roxburgh
Chicago
W. J. Kittendorf
Detroit
Wm. Steckert
Saginaw
Ambrose Craine
Floyd Lewis
Midland
Herb Bacon
Lake City
Leo Crane
Plymouth
Hummel
Lansing
Arthur White and Family
Social Event at Larman Post and Auxiliary
Larman Post and Auxiliary held a social evening with songs and Minuet by older children in colonial costumes. Rev. John E. Lockyer read He Knew Lincoln, Ida M. Tarbell. National Anthem sung. Refreshments, dancing, and a plan for a Minstrel Revue to aid the Clare County Red Cross Welfare Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipperary
Gorr
John E. Lockyer
Lincoln
Ida M. Tarbell
Lockyer
Wylie
Gillespie
Ireland
James Gillespie
Community Club Service of
Frankfort
Specials at Jackson's Market Saturday Only
Pure lard five cents pork sausage six cents liver sausage five cents ringroll five cents pork steaks eight cents chunk pork seven cents Clare cheese twelve cents small frankfurts zero cents Royal-smoked hams thirteen cents beef steaks ten and fifteen cents beef stew six cents veal steak twelve cents Sell your old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's. Phone 23 Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samborn’s
Clare
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Bette Doherty
Springfield
Abraham Linden
John Drinkwater
Ford
Miss Sanford
Miss Duncan
Garth Hall
Richie Koch
Alex Wylie
Douglas Masten
Bobby Smith
Burt Waite
Bart White
Horning
Omer Hall
Garth
Harold
Barbra
Kathern
George _ Washington
Marjorie Casner
Kay Clute
Bobby Douglas
Billy Hawkins
Alfred Huntley
Martha Koch
Marjorie Loomis
Wayne Marshall
Virginia Perry
Ila Smith
Harold Waite
Barbara Zinser
Arthur Johnson
Beverly Sowle
Madonna Edick
Madeline Cunningham
Mary Lou Sutton
Kathern Hornung
Yvonne Throop
Elson
George Washington
Martha Ann Parent
Zada Stottlemeyer
Arthur Clite
Gordon Lockyer
Carl Qappéart
Mary
Lou Doherty
Katherine Grise
Lonalee
Jack Schoonover
Phyllis Koch
Betty Green
Mercia Lockyer
Peggy Ann Cote
Peggy Cote
Jay Groves
Lowell Haring
Eva Lewis
Alice Yoell
Marsha Crum
Maxine Hawkins
Julian Hoffman
Eunice Sprague
Bert Walter
William Shakespeare
Athens
Greece
George Baxter
Herbert Breen
Betty Cunningham
Ward Weighner
Frances Green
Virginia Horton
Margaret Hunt
Dorothy Larman
Anna Morgan
Doris Ramey
Glenn Sanford
Marsha Sutton
Marian White
Howard ‘Wiliams
Margaret ‘Woodward
Alger Brown
Esson
Moody Bibls’ Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ligison
the Farmers Store
Japan
Farmers’ Independent Produce Company
WM. H. Elden
Great Divide
Larman Post and Auxiliary
Jackson's Market
Acetylene
Clare Machine Co
Clare Camp
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