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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1948

Page

7

Community notices and visits across Beaverton area

A long list of local residents and visitors is released with many acts of hospitality. Families from Beaverton, Mt Pleasant, Saginaw and other towns are noted hosting dinners, visits, and picnics in Florida and Michigan. The piece also mentions a Valentine party at a local school and ongoing fifth grade lessons and reading.

Paul Moore Jim. Schneilder Kenneth Coulter Saginaw Bill McKenna Beaverton Clarence Ousley Gladwin Francis McKenna Ousley Ethel Lyons Jack Legge Houghton Lake Mildred Bartles Garfield Light Russell. Armentrout Glen Sherman al Wilcox Detroit Kenneth Wilcox Peter Mogg Bernadine Taylor Joann Mt. Pleasant Clarence Horn Gerald Boulton Irene Moddersville Marie Skinner Boulton Flint Lucy Rumzik Lansing Bill Heller Geo. Balmer George Washington United States

Fourth Grade Journal Highlights International Exchange

Fourth Grace notes begin the reader Today and Tomorrow with Charles from Australia and Emma from Belgium. Emma saw the Statue of Liberty in New York. James Van Houten visited NYC and climbed inside the Statue, sharing his tales. Students plan to write to European peers and study early American flags and the poem The Flag Goes By.

Charles Australia Emma Belgium New York James van Houten New York City America H. Bennett Ronnie Poleski

Spelling Achievers Reign Among Fifth and Sixth Grades

Twenty three pupils did not miss any spelling words for the week. The staff expresses pride as more students earned perfect scores and encourages extra effort for even higher results.

Seventh and Sixth Grade Notes The Friday Tests

The seventh grade took an arithmetic test Friday and played a noon basketball game. The sixth grade had a science test Friday afternoon and started new science books after finishing the old ones. Several students were absent, Richard Wilson is out after breaking glasses, and Cathern Price, Wilbur Bidd, Ruby Carr, Helen Henry, and Donald Sprague were sick last week.

Richard Clare Richard Wilson Cathern Price Wilbur Bidd Ruby Carr Helen Henry Donald Sprague

Freshman Class Reflects on Guest Speaker and Project Work

Freshman Class recalls Jerry Brady's talk warmly and hopes for a return visit. Students note finishing capitalization of nouns in English while beginning a sewing unit in home economics and encountering more ripping than sewing.

Jerry Brady

Uncertain St Patrick Dance Planned After Class Meeting

Last Wednesday a class meeting discussed plans for a party the girls would give the boys and a St Patrick dance. The dance was undecided at the time. The girls hosted the boys at a party to celebrate selling the most.

St. Patrick

Whiten Girls Impress as Boys Triumph in Feast

A school event featured refreshments including cocoa sandwiches and cake with a pen and pencil set given to Dan Rames for selling meals. Laura Skinner led the girls, English tests covered verb forms, and students start Dickens tale A Tale of Two Cities. The home economics class sewed, cupboards were cleaned, and a weekly Student Council religious period was approved. Harrison’s basketball team remains strong with only two losses as the season nears end.

Dan Rames Laura Skinner Two Cities Charles Dickens Harrison

Six Weeks Tests and School Council Activity

This six weeks ends with six weeks tests next week planned by Mister Walters and Miss White. Mister Millhend gave a typing test Thursday and everyone did fairly well. Mr. Brady delivered a talk to the school Friday and the student body showed interest. The Student Council is doing a wonderful job this year with an active council.

Mister Walters Miss White

Seniors study production in economics and Budget 42 week

The seniors have studied production in economics and budgeting for Budget 42 this week in typing. The band will receive uniforms at the end of the month and the group hopes to avoid disappointment.

Jerry Brady Coleman

Local Birth Notes From Hamilton and West Virginia

Maxine Mathews daughter of Walter and Mrs Mathews was born May 22 in Hamilton township Clare county. Her future undecided interests include reading dancing blue as favorite color and Tim Holt Elizabeth Taylor in film. James Yost son of Harold and Mrs Yost born February 12 1930 in Cienninen West Virginia lived there five years prior to moving.

Maxine Mathews Walter Mathews Hamilton Township Clare County Tim Holt Elizabeth Taylor Hayes Agricultural School James Lincoln Yost Harold Yost Cienndinen West Virginia

Local youth profiles reveal favorite stars and hometown moves

The narrative follows two Harrison area youths LaVerna Marlete King born August 15 1930 and a male companion who moved from Mt Pleasant to Harrison in 1938. It lists schooling from Delta Mills Dewitt Perry Morrice High Schools and notes favorites including Star Dust basketball maroon Lauren Bacall Gregory Peck Bing Crosby Joan Leslie and dancing.

Mt. Pleasant Harrison Lauren Bacall Gregory Peck LaVerna Marlete?King Melvin King Howell Michigan Delta Mills Dewitt, Perry Morrice Bing Crosby Joan Leslie Lansing

Will Dudley Critics Change Minds On New Skirt Styles

Will Dudley initially criticizes his wife for adopting longer skirts, arguing women should dress for husbands not designers. Sue rebuts by recalling his own habit of listening to sportcasts in slippers with a beer, suggesting he is a slave to comfort. He concedes she is right.

Will Dudley Will Sue

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