Big Baby Girl Born To Mr and Mrs Severson
Mr and Mrs Arling Severson are all smiles over a big baby girl. Mother and baby both doing nicely. Last Friday night about twenty five neighbors gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs Joel Presley for an old time visit. The evening featured games music and a fine supper before everyone returned home.
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Roy Barton
Wayne
Flint
Ater
Wat
Joel
Presley
Arling Severson
Joel Presley
Community Notes From Hinkville And Clare
Robert Spartel works this week at Home Dairy Co. Clare. Prayer meeting moved between Buba and Burch homes. Clare Oliver and Miss Florence Fands visit from Saginaw. Alma Bellinger returns from St. Louis. Mrs. Kraatz and son Lee bid farewell with a party. they move to a new home near Gladwin.
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Robert Spartel
C. Smith
Home Dairy Co
Clare
Buba
Burch
Clare Oliver
Florence Fands
Saginaw
A. Oliver
Carr
Hawkins Home
J. Y. Johnsone
Mr. Wager
Rosebush
Geo. Burch
Alma Bellinger
St. Louis
Kay Jane
Hilton Boody
Oliver Home
Geo. Silverthorn
Grand Rapids
S. Brownell
Myrtle
Social visits and greetings across Colnville area
Mrs Bodkins and Tessie visited Mrs Allen Gerow in Clare on Thursday. Mrs Evans of Sanford spent last week visiting old friends here, having lived here years ago. Mrs Burt Rutter aided relatives Sunday at Harold Sundays. Several locals greeted visitors and sent congratulations for new arrivals, while others shared sympathy and attendance at a funeral. Orval Vandewarker and companions traveled to Detroit, with hogs shipped by Mr Leichti, and Midlands visits noted.
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Sarah Bodkins
Tessie
Allen Gerow
Clare
E. M. Evans
Sanford
Evans
Burt Rutter
Harold Sunday
The
Brown
Sunday
Empey
M. D. Clure
Virtue
Arthur Philips
O. H. Philips
Dural Philips
Rosebush
Joe Philips
Chas. Bodkins
Andrew Friz
Jasper Snider
Friz’s
Alice Teal
Southeast
Sheridan
A. D. Dampton
QO. H. Philips
Marlin
Herrick
Arlington
Modern Housekeeping Elevates Profession to Greater Freedom
A longstanding journal note from Woman's Home Companion asserts housekeeping has become a true profession, granting the mind broader freedom and command over broader possibilities.
Helpfulness as Duty and Mutual Aid, a Ruskin Thought
A quotation centering on mutual aid and the moral duty to assist others. It argues that recognizing superiority in others without confession or aid harms both the helper and the helped, condemning withholding kindness as not only neglect but injury.
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Ruskin
Naval Tribute at Washington Tomb Observed
The account describes a naval salute at Washington's tomb in Mt. Vernon Virginia with tolling of the ship's bell, half-masted ensign, bugle taps, and a formal salute as the last note fades. It notes the sequence of arms, pillcars, attention, and return to full mast as the ceremony ends.
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Washington
Washington’s
Mt. Vernon
Gentle Tempered Buel Is Treasure
A care filled glimpse at handling young bulls drawn from Miss Tucker of Worcester England. Kindness and consistent handling prevent aggression in bulls destined for breeding. Teach restraint and calm in training and avoid fear or rough methods to maintain trust and safety.
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Miss Tucker
Worcester
England
Freshman and Sophomore Declama tion Winners Named
Four freshmen Eunice Bicknell Nelda Callihan Lyle Allen and Stanley Kleiner and four sophomores Arthur Thayer James Welch Flora Pedgrift and Lamont Hamlin were chosen for declamation. Stanley Kleiner won best declaimer and will represent Clare High at the District Elimination Contest in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Bicknell
Nelda Callihan
Lyle Allen
Stanley Kleiner
Arthur Thayer
James Welch
Flora Pedgrift
Lamont Hamlin
Stanley
Clare High
Sky and Water Themed Poems In Class
Third Grade studies geography and language focusing on Holland and the New England Canadian Maritime District. John Dunlop returns after illness as classes report high spelling scores, near perfect attendance, and progress in music and health poster projects.
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William Wordsworth
Onegland- Canadian Maritime District
John Dunlop
Holland
Miss Allen
Coleman
Erade
Elson
Cash Miller on Happiness and Unexpected Helpers
A fragment quotes Cash Miller in a cigar store setting, noting happiness as something others may lift or obstruct. The speaker reflects that hope arrives unexpectedly like jury duty or a fall, while a character named Aletta is described as liking disguises and false whiskers that go unrecognized until it is too late.
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Cash Miller
Ifet
Aletta
Thritt. Magazine
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