Clare School Declamatory and Oratorical Winners Named
Irene Radcliffe took first in the Declamatory Contest with Helen Piceski second and Mary Ann Collins third as judges Martha Bicknell Rev uockyer and Miss Sanford presided. Hazel Stottlemeyer won the oratorical contest with Today’s Tomorrow. Maxine Jones was second with Good Medicine or a Bedtime Story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Radcliffe
Helen Piceski
Mary Ann Collins
Martha Bicknell
Rev Uockyer
Miss Sanford
Hazel Stottlemeyer
Woyd Seiter
Adelaide Elden
T. Carl Holbrook
Theo. G. Bowler
Clare
Biology and Animal Husbandry Classes Review Topics
Two biology classes finished this marking period with book work and Wednesday reports on diverse biology themes. The Animal Husbandry class completed studies on housing for farm animals focusing on buildings devices sanitation light and ventilation and outlined leguminous hay crops and emergency hay crop planning.
Light and Optics Studies in General Science Class
Students perform light reflection experiments and draw the human eye to explain lens corrections. The Physics section finishes Heat and Power and plans Sound work. Experiments aim to determine the speed of sound.
Five New Members Join Band For Spring Festival
Five new members have been added to the band. Though lacking experience, they are expected to bring considerable strength to the organization for the spring festival. The new members and instruments are Raymond Bauder baritone Loran Negills comet Raymond Verette trombone Don Brooks alto and Carl Seiter bass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Bauder
Loran
Negills
Comet
Raymond Verette
Don Brooks
Carl Seiter
Christmas Seal Sale Returns Mixed Results for Clare
A letter from the Michigan Tuberculosis Association shows Clare earned 43.25 dollars from Christmas seals and finished fifth among CG communities with 518 students or 8.3 stamps per student. Cass City and Harbor Beach trailed closely in seals per student while Cathan placed fourth and Imlay City eighth. The tuberculin test and X ray survey prize went to Cathan. Cass City and Harbor Beach had won last year. The note emphasizes that the prize is not the main goal but the ongoing tuberculosis campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B H. Tichenor
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Clare
Cass City
Harbor Beach
Cathan
Imlay City
Home Economics Club Tour Highlights State Supervisor Visit
Ruth Freegard, state supervisor of vocational home economics in Michigan, visited Thursday and praised the department’s progress this year. Home Economics II and IV enjoyed canning demos from International Harvester. Lula Fay Cassady won a ward for locating a missing bobbin case in an Eldridge sewing machine. The girls experimented with many kinds of home economics activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Freegard
Michigan
International Harvester Company
Lula Fayé Cassady
Eldridge
Reading Chart Sparks Busy Classroom Activities
The article details students earning high marks in reading and spelling, with multiple pupils achieving 100s in numbers and spelling. It notes ongoing activities including playhouse projects, chair painting, a sun dial inspired by George Washington, and preparations for maps, clocks, and geography lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Carl Cappeart
Arthur Clute
Paul Creguer
Jack Foss
Junior Hampton
Tommy Holbrook
Martin Kennedy
Donald Kirkpatrick
Gerald Lewis
Martha Ann Parent
Wesley Samborn
Dorothy Schaeffer
Jack Sternaman
Zada Stottlemeyer
Bernard Wyman
Gordon Lockyer
Eugene Maxwell
Eola Phimsey
Stop Getting Up Nights With Juniper Oil Bukets
An old ad claims Juniper oil bukets as a bladder physic to cleanse impurities and excess acids, relieving night awakenings. It promises relief in four days or money back, noting backache and leg pains from bladder disorders may improve and restore sleep. Druggist HE A Anderson endorses bukets as a best salilidv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. A. Anderson
No permits needed for trappers shipping furs out of Michigan
The Department of Conservation says state permits are required only for fur ships. individual trappers who have legally trapped furs can ship without permits. The agency has faced many inquiries about the permit rule as it outlines 1933 fish planting plans and potential limitations due to finances. It notes uncertainty about spring field stations and feeding fry until maturity, with an equitable distribution planned once the year’s program is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Department of Conservation
Fish Division
Conservation Department
State Highway Department
H. R. Sayre
Division of Field Administration
Sayre
Final Administration Account in Rob L. Jackson Estate
Probate Court in Clare County Michigan sets April 3 1933 for examination and allowance of Charles Jackson administrator final account in the estate of Rob L. Jackson deceased. Hearing to hear petition for distribution of residue with public notice to be printed for three weeks in The Clare Sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
County of
Clare
Harrison
Said
Thos
S. Dorsey
Rob St L. Jackson
Charles
Clare Sentinel
Jesus Teaching on Feeding Hungry Crowds
A church lesson outlines Jesus Christ ministering to hungry crowds from Mark 6, detailing rest for apostles, Jesus compassion for the multitude, and the feeding miracle with five loaves and two fish. It emphasizes reliance on Christ, renewal, and sharing provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Eluman
Stands Forever The Grass Withers But The Word Of God Stays
The snippet presents a biblical verse reference Isaiah 40 8 about the word of God enduring while grass withers. It reads like a devotional fragment emphasizing permanence of scripture over fading nature.
Waiting Upon God in Prayer and Patience
A devotional reflection on prayer and submission urging believers to replace personal petitions with reliance on God’s will. The author stresses that life is most holy when petition yields to thanksgiving and patience rather than personal longing.
Furnace of Affliction
The furnace of affliction refines us from earthly dross and softens us for the impression of God's stamp.
Legion meet draws attendees from Clare and nearby towns
At a Michigan American Legion gathering, Past Department Commander Leslie P. Kergen and Department President Bessie Gottfredesen welcomed the Midland Unit and discussed Children’s Billet at Otter Lake. Attendees included 13 Clare representatives from Walter H. Larman Post and Unit, plus members from Coleman and Farwell posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie P. Kergen
Bay City
Department
Bessie S Gottfredesen
Midland
Otter Lake
John W. Gilmore
Detroit
American Legion
Katy
Clare
Leo B. Oden
William Holmes
Francis Jackson
Omer Parent
Soion Smith
Alexander BE. Wylie
Walter H. Larman Post
Alice Golden
Myrttie Harger
Susan Holmes
Belle Jackson
Ruth Parent
Adelaide Wylie
Walter H. Larman
William Coffman
King's Sports Trophies Exhibited in Sweden
Stockholm hosts a display of sports trophies including many gold and silver cups won by Swedish athletes. About 5,000 medals and awards are shown with notable displays by Mrs. Sigrid Fick the women’s tennis champion and Ulrich Salchow the famed figure skater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf
Sigrid Fick
Ulrich Salchows
Steak Like Beans Grown in Belmont Horticulture
Belmont Massachusetts growers cultivate Tasmanian hens weighing three to five pounds. The bean when sliced and cooked tastes like veal steak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
Mass
Coy Orsett
Best Man Forty Weddings and Godfather Record
Kalpimont Pat Theodore Worlitz of Ralpho township is noted as best man at 32 weddings. He is described as father of 14 children and godfather to 160 others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Best
Kalpimont
Pat Theodore Worlitz
Ralpho
Local notices of visits births and illness from Flint area
Mrs. Wm Groeb thanks friends for card shower for Dorothy who was ill for two months and awaits better days. Funeral for Dr Ferman Seaton of Gladwin attended by Thomas Hutchinson and family. Visits between Midland and Gladwin residents noted plus hospital recovery at home. A baby boy named Harrold Ray born to Russell and family. Birthday greetings shared for the Kleiner twins Henry and Ernest. Community church services announced and local visits described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Groeb
Flint
Dorothy
Thomas Hutchinson
Robert Hutchinson
A. H
Midland
Ferman Seaton
Gladwin
Seaton
Henry Seaton
Jd. B. Allen
Audrey Smith
Saginaw
Allen
A.H. Hutchinson
Byrnest Kleiner Home
Pete Hanes
Frank Barton
Chris Webber
Kleiner
Norman Hutchinson
J. C. Watson
Hendrich
Rev. Hendrich
H. Barton
Delores Merril
Lowell Penrose
Henry Kleiner
Helen
Robi. Kleiner
Chris. Webber
Ernest Kleiner
Henry
Hbrnest
Russell Davis
Harrold Ray
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Yvonne Throop
Harold Waite
Barbara Zinser
Martha Koch
Donald Brown
Ardeth Cleveland
Dale Walters
Yvonne Ishroop
Margaret
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Gail Sowle
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Marion White
Edward Williams
Glenn Sanford
Herbert Breen
Legals
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Unday School
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Irgaay Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Jésus Christ
Jesus Hepes
Cithely
Matthew Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Legion
Lear J. Doherty
Nelson Babcock
Glenn J. Brown
Ernest Téed
Walter Weidner
Alfie Young
Abraham Lincoln Post
Coleman
Alberta Brown
Gladys Daniels
Georgia Doherty
Catherine Young
Thomas W. Daniels
Coleman Tribune
Scinchcombe-Frizzel Post
Farwell
Frank Kapplinger
Amonia
Farmers’ Independent Produce Company
Glenn Lower
The
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Glenn Poet
John Raymond
Bryan Miller
Ruth Ireland
Esther Poet
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