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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1944

Page

6

Donkey basketball comes to Clare gymnasium

On Monday March 27 the Ralph Miller Donkey Company will perform with ten donkeys for a stacked basketball night. Seniors Frosh Juniors and Sophomores form mixed teams to play in the gym at 2 30. The business men of Clare field two teams the east and west sides play. The first game is the girls game at 7 30 followed by the businessmen. Wallis Johnson leads the west team and Jack Paul captains the east. Rules require center jump and baskets scored only on a donkey.

Ralph Miller Donkey Company, Inc Businessmen of Clare US-27 Wallace Johnson Jack Paul

Jr High Teams Split On Road At Farwell

On Wednesday March 8 the Jr High played three games against Farwell at Clare. The third team lost 15-8 while the second won 15-8 and the first dropped 15-13. On Monday March 6 the trio competed at Farwell with the third and second teams winning and the first team losing 29-22.

Jr. High Farwell Jr. High Clare Farwell

Senior girls win title in overtime 11 7 victory

March 2 championship game saw the Senior girls defeat the Junior team in overtime, 11 to 7. Senior forwards Beverly Sowle Rosemary Wright Betty Case led with Beverly Sowle as high point girl. Junior forwards Phyl lis Worstell Jan Bicknell Vena Lee Gillespie and guards Ruth Rank Agnes Harmon Mable Grant Elva Lee McIntosh Joanne Rich ard listed.

Beverly Sowle Rosemary Wright Betty Case Lois Hartshorn Kay Clute Virginia Perry Phyllis Worstell Jan Bicknell Vena Lee Gillespie Ruth Rank Agnes Harmon Mable Grant Elva Lee McIntosh Joanne Richard

Basketball Scores Tabulated

The Clare Pioneers show high scoring by players despite fifteen losses, with team scoring efforts noted across multiple games.

Clare Pioneers

Victory Gardens Meeting At Clare School Auditorium

On March 8 1944 an assembly at the Clare School Auditorium discussed the Victory Garden program. County Agricultural Agent Paul Gibson introduced Mr Gregg from the University of Michigan who explained why Victory Gardens are important how to plant them and optimal planting times. A short movie followed Mr Greggs talk.

Victory Gardens Clare School Paul Gibson Gregg University of Michigan Grege

Sophomore declamation contest set for Friday at Clare High

The event will start at 10 30 Friday March 17 to select the two sophomores to represent Clare High in the District Contest Jane Richardson serves as chairman and will introduce speakers John Cobb Peace Road Bob Clark The Wild Blue Yonder Rosemary Dwyer The Supreme Sacrifice Don Hammond Mob Rule vs Justice Phyllis Ogle Value Freedom Judges are not yet announced. LIBRARY ACQUIRES NEW BOOKS 43 new volumes added including Random Harvest The Robe They Were Expendable Thunderhead Lassie Come Home The Shining Trail None But the Lonely Heart We Followed Our Hearts to Hollywood God Is My Co Pilot My Friend Flicka The Ship The Best American Short Stories For 1943 Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo and more.

Clare High Jane Richardson John Cobb Peace Road Bob Clark The Wild Blue Yonder Rosemary Dwyer Supreme Sacrifice Don Hammond Mob Rule Phyllis Ogle Value Freedom Miss Knapp Random Harvest James Hilton Robe Lloyd Douglas Army Harvey Ford Paul Champion Clifford Lush Brown and Tustison William L. White Thunderhead Mary O’hara Kaiser Paul de Kruif Eric Knight Iola Fuller Richard Llewellyn Hollywood Emily Kimbrough Robert L. Scott Flicka Mary O'Hara Pearl Buck Danny Brook Gladys H. Carroll C. S. Forester Louise Rich Martha Foley Smoky the Cowhorse Will James Tokyo Ted Lawson Stanley Johnston University of Michigan Wilfred Shaw Kendal Banning Russell Hill Arvid Fredberg Harvey Darton Winfred Rhodes Gertrude Crownfield James Gilkey Laura Williams

Local Residents Bend Time Visiting Family and Enlisting News

Temple families from Midland and Saginaw visit relatives in the area through the weekend. Soldiers and draftees from Clare County travel to Detroit for service examinations. Lake George Baptist Church announces Sunday services and a Young People gathering. Local residents share travel, work, and family updates across Pontiac and Grayling areas.

Resort News Windover Lake Highlights Local Events

No school Friday as teachers attended institute at Clare. Ralph Goodrich conducted business in Gladwin last week. J. M. Jones spent Thursday and Friday with family in Rosebush. Karl Jackson joined peers traveling to Detroit for the physical. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Drake with their daughter visited Marion. Miss Esther Harris from Harrison spent the weekend at home.

Alvin Schram Midland Peter Schram Walter Root U. S. Army Ollie Root Detroit Roy Myers Norman Hunice Besaw Ray Gieb August Wilds Maple Grove Reuben Gallery Arthur Tim Darland Evelyn and Alice Gallery Saginaw Ora. Gallery South Redding Arthur Gallery Roy Swarts Carl Jackson Carl Miller Clare County Uncle Sam Sgt Irwin Gallery Arthur Galley California Ziey Krawzinaki Windover Lake Clare Ralph Goodrich Gladwin J. M. Jones Rosebush Karl Jackson Robert Drake Marion Esther Harris Harrison

Funeral for Lieut Raymond N Gray Held at Long Lake

Mr and Mrs Henry Norman attended the funeral of Lieut Raymond N Gray son of Mr and Mrs Harry R Gray of North Lake City. Gray was killed in a plane crash in Iowa. Guests at the Norman home and other local suppers and visits are listed. Henry Norman bought eight Jersey cows from near Gladwin Saturday.

Long Lake Henry Norman Raymond N. Gray Harry R. Gray North Lake City Lieut. Gray Iowa Hazel Tripp Bob Normans Ralph Carey Pat Jane Barclay Lyle Carey Karl Mavis Russell Norman Mickey Mavis Don Malcolmson Myrtle Miller James Mead Gladwin

Moving About at Eight Point Lake Community

Mr and Mrs A J Marvin finish moving about. Murl Ranshaw and child return to Lan sing after two weeks with Don Brown family. Donald Brown helps Amby Sullivan with wood. Jim Bradey visits cottage. Grant McLane on street. Mrs McCon Mae Kohler at Hight Point. Hugh Harns visits Don Brown. Lloyd Hunt visits relatives. Johnny and Bob Sullivan visit Brown home. Lloyd Hunt and family visit Floyd Hunt. Don and Marguerite Brown attend Chippewa dance with Sullivan family. Lloyd Hunt buys three cows, moving back to farm from Flint. Members visit Wm Buckley and Frank Foot and Floyd Hunt. Lloyd Hunt and Don Brown go to Clare and Harrison on business. Frank Foot to Clare. Don Brown takes Uncle Art Reed to Dr McArthur for rheumatism treatment. Glenn Hickling and Dennis Sturgis visit Alice Hickling and Glenn Jr over weekend.

Eight Point Lake A. J. Marvin Murl Ranshaw Lansing Don Brown Donald Brown Amby Sullivan Wood Jim Bradey Grant McLane McCon Mae Kohler Hight Point Hugh Harns Lloyd Hunt Johnny Bob Sullivan Alice Hickling Glenn, Jr

Weekend Visits and Socials in Local Community

Mr. and Mrs. Alva Dexter hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Bert Host and Mrs. Rose Newsom. Florence Curtiss returned from Birmingham for the weekend. Pfc. Stanley Hergenroeder of Columbus University visited his mother Mrs Loretta Hergenroeder. Miss Tensil Curtiss spent time in Lansing from Thursday to Saturday. Mrs. Alfred Bowen entertained guests for dinner including V. Braden and Rose Newsom. Mrs. Host was summoned to Reed City Sunday due to her daughter’s illness.

Bryan Miller B. Howard Alva Dexter John Dexter R. B. Howard Bert Host Grover Updyke W. Braden Rose Newsom Florence Curtiss Birmingham Burel Nolen Temple Shiburg Lansing Pine Pointa Pfc Stanley Hergenroeder Columbus University Loretta Hergenroeder Tensil Curtiss Alfred Bowen V. Braden Bert Reed City Harold Tinsley

Vernon City Corporal Visits Family After Weekend Pass

Vernon City Cpl Virgil White spent a weekend pass visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A H White and his wife in Mt Pleasant. The article lists multiple social visits from Cole man Lake Glad win Saginaw Lansing Temple Detroit and Flint with various families and relatives including Mrs Carrie Perverse Mrs Margaret Briggs and Mr and Mrs Thomas Bolen among others.

Cpl Virgil White A. H. White Mt. Pleasant Earl Marshall Coleman Margaret Funnell Clifford Powlison Lake Margaret Briggs Frank Bowen Gladwin Tom Bowen Emerson Bergey Saginaw Carrie Perverse Dickie Paul Sterlin Shirley Nancy Jane Lansing Thomas Bolen Arthur Sheets Temple Alva White Detroit Alva Bowen Thomas Bowen Otto Rulapaugh Emery Hunt Flint Fred Pitt Wesley Teale Loomis Dave Teale

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TE. Chaffee Hartshorn Kane Cochran Koch Brown Foss Schneider Methner Perry B. Kane Lake George Lake George Baptist Church E. E. Redman Willis Richardson Tolson Basil Coyne Pontiac James Patrick Ralph Purvis St. Johns Bessie Abbott Northern Craft Industries Clifford Hunt Grand Ledge Basil ‘Baker Grayling Walter Hansen Betty Borst Max Howard Vernon City Eee Leer Anderson’s Drug Store Rexall Store Rexale Epsom Salt Rexall Guernsey Fordson Tractor Sam Sheredy Andrew Courser
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