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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1944

Page

6

Beaverton Drawn Into District Tournament Schedule

Clare High heads to district regional and state tournaments after the draw at Mt Pleasant. March 2 Remus faces Coleman at 8 30. March 3 Gladwin faces Coleman Remus winner at 8 15 Beaverton plays Clare at 9 15. Finals March 4 at 8 30. Clare has a bye and must win two games to win the district.

Clare High Richardson Mt. Pleasant Remus Coleman Gladwin Beaverton Clare Glad

Clare wins final game to lead at CM College gym

Clare defeats an unnamed opponent in the final game to clinch the win. Doys for Clare headed to the tournament include Harvey Hartshorn Don Cappaert Bill Chaffee Alyn Cochran Larry Foss Fred Schneider Rich Koch Bud Kane Jim Chapman Don Brown Joe Methner and Bob Perry. The event takes place at Central Michigan College of Education gym Mt Pleasant. Gladwin and Coleman beat Clare in the regular season. Clare has not faced Beaverton or Remus this year.

Clare Doys Harvey Hartshorn Don Cappaert Bill Chaffee Alyn Cochran Larry Foss Fred Schneider Rich Koch Bud Kane Jim Chapman Don Brown Joe Methner Bob Perry Central Michigan College of Education Mt. Pleasant Gladwin Coleman Beaverton Remus

Initiation of Chapter Farmer Degree at Clare Chapter

On Monday February 21 Clare chapter initiated four members for Chapter Farmer degree, the highest local award. Promoted were Joe Webner Melvin Rutter James Ostrowsky and Bob Moline Mt Pleasant chapter attended and the teams played basketball with Mt Pleasant second team losing 20 4 and first team beating Mt Pleasant 21 24. Afterward the group enjoyed hot dogs and pop The program for the year includes visiting neighboring chapters Mt Pleasant Coleman and Farwell as planned by the BFA

Clare Joe Webner Melvin Rutter James Ostrowsky Bob Moline Mt. Pleasant B.F.A Coleman Farwell

Public Visitor Access Policy Mentioned in TRA Advisory

A TRA advisory notes visitor access procedures from public schools and related venues. The document outlines authorization pathways for visitors and the roles of school authorities in approving entries.

TRA Clave

Queen of smiles selects two class teeth winners

In two classes, four girls were chosen for best teeth and smile. Betty La Voye won in one class and Shirley Lehy won in the other, selected by class members.

Heoromics Betty la Voye Shirley’ Lehy

Junior class selects annual play The Girls Take Over

The Junior class names The Girls Take Over as the annual play directed by Mrs Sheponski with Miss Young and Mr Bates as assistants. Tryouts are next week and the date April 20 is reserved for a comedy event.

Senior Boys Win Intramural Championship Narrowly 9 5

February 23 saw the Senior boys edge the Freshman team 9 to 5 in a tight intramural final. Junior details note a February 24 junior high 18 12 win over the reserves with Herb Smith scoring 9 and Lynn Hahn 7 for top tallies.

Clarence Eberhart R.F Williard Ireland Dale White Wilbur Ireland R.G Bud Rodahaugh L.G R. Foell B. Douglas III J. Johnston H. Smith L. Hahn R. Musser G. Foell L.F J. Cobb G. Gunderman R. Gunderman Jr. Hi Herb Smith Lynn Hahn

Rural Families Share Weekend Visits in Local Area

Rural residents from Saginaw and nearby towns spent weekends visiting relatives. Bud Sowers and Nolan Cohee joined Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rehse. Ethel Trowbridge returned home after visiting her sister. Rex Robinette and others hosted and visited relatives in Mt Pleasant, Seeley Johnson, Smith, and Munn households. The week included several social calls and supper gatherings.

Bud Sowers Nolan Cohee Saginaw Walter Rehse Ethel Trowbridge Seeley Johnson Rex Robinette R. D. Munn Mt. Pleasant Walter Jerred Frances Charles Smith Mike Lynch Lansing Dora James Defor

Brush College Social Roundup Notes Visits and Illness

Walter Leitner and family visited his aunt Mrs. Earl Sanders in Great Lakes Training Center Illinois. Bay City couple Mr. and Mrs. John Moyer stayed with aunt Mrs. J. C. Newman along with relatives including Mrs. Leo Coats Jr. of Mancelona for a weekend. Ted Newman is ill, Young Peoples Rally at Hagle drew attendees, and Ladies Aid meets March 9 at Mrs. Bernard Fitzpatrick’s home.

Walter Leitner Great Lakes Training Center Ill David Pontiac Earl Sanders John Moyer Bay City Leo Coats, Jr Mancelona J. C. Newman Bernard Allen Glen Newman Glen Lower Enos Wayne Ted Newman Young Peoples Hagle William Schieber Rockey Ladies Aid Bernard Fitzpatrick

Y P C H Rally Draws Large Sunday Crowd

A large audience gathered for the Y P C H Rally Sunday evening with a song service led by Virgil Newman. Rev BE K Eakin of Findlay College delivered an inspiring sermon on Religion its resources and benefits. Local families and residents were noted as visiting relatives and neighbors in the area.

Virgil Newman Be, K. Eakin Findlay College Ernest Kleiner Marjory Chelsea Forrest Leeth Wm. Kistler Colonville Gayle Clute Mt. Pleasant Everett Carncross Betty Noreene Hutchingon Norman Allen

Red Cross Month Proclamation by President Roosevelt 1944

The 1944 Red Cross Month proclamation designates March as Red Cross Month. President Franklin D. Roosevelt urges national support for a wartime Red Cross appeal, highlighting blood collection, hospital work, aid to servicemen families, and other services by the American National Red Cross.

Army Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt United States of America American National Red Cross Red Cross Washington United States

Social Visit and Basketball Outing Mentioned

Mrs Lynden Nickert and Virginia of Carson City called at the Bates home. Ruby Poet entertained Beaverton school friends for supper. Bryan Miller entertained boys who attended the Harrison Beaverton basketball game. Several relatives attended the game at Harrison. Prayer meeting is set at the Kleiner home. Marie Allen Elnora Allen Betty Lou Bay and Jennie Bates visited Mayme Bunyan and attended a church rally at Hagle church.

Lynden Nickert Virginia Carson City Bates Ruby Poet Beaverton School Bryan D. Miller Harrison Beaverton Glen Poet Joe Bryan Miller Walter Kleiner Marie Allen Elnora Allen Cornwellville Betty Lou Bay Dover Jennie Bates Mayme Bunyan Hagle Church

Pratt Corners Social Roundup Claims Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Clifford Thayer and family visited his sister Mrs Jay Husted at Brinton on Sunday. Minnie and Marie Thayer guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Yager Sunday evening. Fred Walter hosted Friday supper with brother Herman Walter and family. Albert Sester and family visited Rosebush to see David Sester. Al Collins and Gary with Mrs Burdette Reigle of Harrison spent Saturday with Herman Walter. T Ackerman entertained the Pinochle Club Friday. Lavern Miner and Myles and Sharon of Midland dined Sunday with Herman Walter.

Clifford Thayer Jay Husted Brinton Minnie Marie Thayer Harold Yager Fred Walter Herman Walter Albert Sester Rosebush David Sester al. Collins Gary Burdette Reigle Harrison Yur T. Ackerman

Price family and local notices from Alma

Earl Price of Alma visited with brothers Cliff Price and Jesse from Wednesday night to Friday. William Hoag died suddenly Saturday. Ivan Rawles became the new bus driver to Harrison. Floyd Brooks stopped due to ill health. Tarl Price visited Friday with Floyd and Frank Brooks. Sunday visitors to Ivan Rawles included Bart and Jesse Price, Mrs Peters, Miss Wilson, Shirley Keyser, Maxine Mathews, Lois and Mildred Price. Hart and Jesse Price visited their brother Dan Price and wife. Dan Price and wife make maple syrup on Cliff's place. Mrs Donald Malcommson visited her parents, Cliff and wife.

Earl Price Alma Cliff Price Jesse William Hoag Ivan Rawles Harrison Floyd Brooks Tarl Price Frank Brooks Bart Jesse Price Peters Miss Wilson Shirley Keyser Maxine Mathews Lois Mildred Price Hart Dan Price Cliff Donald Malcommson

Red Cross Meeting Noted in Greenwood Center

Seven ladies attended the Green wood Center Red Cross meeting hosted by Mrs Hudson Jones last Thursday February 17. They made fracture pillows and slippers. Mrs Doris Budd reports her sister Mrs Ruby Sears of Detroit is improved. A Midland Red Cross meeting will be held soon and open to all who wish to attend.

Red Cross Hudson Jones Weller Root Miles Smalley Harrison Burt Douglas Chris Simpson Doris Budd Ruby Sears Detroit Midland Hol, Gordon Pontiac Virginia Gordon

Red Cross Meeting and Local Notices Preview

The next Red Cross meeting is set for March 16. A pot luck lunch is mentioned. Carl C. Lockwittier of Little Rock visited Virginia Gordon in Pontiac and with Ed. Mrs. Davis left Frost township for home Saturday night. Weller Root and family visited Virginia Gordon’s mother. Virginia Gordon and her son Ace traveled to Marion last Friday.

Red Cross Carl C. Lockwittier Little Rock Arkansas Virginia Gordon’s Lockwittier Pontiac Ed. Gordon Davis Rovell Clark Frost Township Weller Root Mrs. Root Virginia Gordon Ace Marion

Elm Grove Sunday Services and Local Gatherings

Elm Grove held Sunday evening services at 8 00 o clock and a midweek prayer session on Thursday. Mrs Harry Bradley cared for her daughter s children while Mrs Ulrich traveled to Detroit. Burt Hess hosted friends including Joe Burns from Flint on Saturday. Clayton Barber and family from Vernon joined Chester Schaar of Loomis as Sunday guests of Carl Cotton and Carl Bradley's family.

U. P Eagle Church Harry Bradley Art Ulrich Siater Maxine, Mester Rons Clare Weel P. Davis Louisville Tom Bradley Carroll Ann John Presley Bay City Russell Schlafley Lynn Bedell Herbert Betty Lansing Harvey Wilson C. J. Wilson Fred Zimmerman Calvin Cotton Zimmermans Greenwood Hladik Chas. Davis Errol Florence Ruth Carney Southeast Sheridan John Kaul Harry Russell Grigg Harry Grigg O. D. Robison, Jr North Carolina Fred Carter Roseville O. D. Robisons Donard Robison Gladwin Hospital Ruth Mott Velma Robison Flint Hart Robison Donard Clarence Cotton Howard Cotton Arthur Ginn Byron Ethard Walters Pat Walter Michael James Grant Township Rudolph Hildebrandt Frances Gene Allen Charles Barber Coleman James Grigg Allen Gerow Bard Russell Griggs Hazel Ensley Detroit Jack Kerr Edd. Herrick Nettie Lansing Wise

Clare families host visitors in winter weekend gatherings

Local residents from Clare host relatives visiting Bay City, Lansing, Detroit and Grand Rapids, sharing health updates and family visits. Dozens of relatives and friends, including the Bradleys, Presley, Schlafleys, Robisons, and Griggs, gather for weekend meals and hospital checks.

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Sage’s Music House S. Mission F.F.A Thayers Wes Grant Brush College United States OF ‘America Cordell Hull Franklin Greenwood Center Elm Grove Henry and Thomas Rhodes John Fitzpatrick Arthur Township Henry Rhodes Grand Rapids Arthur T. Hichhorn Donna Alberta Rhodes Clare Hospital Srl Renee Atkie Salsbury Enderson Janean Pena Michigan Bell Telephone Company
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