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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1936

Page

6

Staff Editor in Chief Frank Reger Named

The page lists editor roles including Frank Reger as editor in chief and Merle Samborn as assistant editor, with staff names in various departments such as business management, reporting, art, and sports. It notes third grade students studying Holland, building a sand table model of the country, and a Junior Red Cross pennies drive with fifteen contributions so far.

Frank Reger Merle Samborn John Watson Herbert Breen Doris Ramey Rosendah Virginia Collins Betty Callahan Maryan Thelma Koch George Tope Elmer Anderson Maxine Sowle Regina Krell Ardis Hales John Dunlop Alger Brown Holland Red Cross

Senior Home Room Musical at March Assembly

Friday morning in the Senior Home Room a musical program featured Ray Verette Maryan White and Virginia Collins singing Alone. Thelma Gordon and Ruth Ireland performed Pal O Mine, Marguerite Breen and Marie Burke Moon over Miarai, Marion Dionese tap danced, Virgie Dysinger played ukulele and sang. Rey Albert Dawe spoke on Jazz.

Miss McLaughlin Ray Verette Maryan White Virginia Collins Thelma Gordon Ruth Ireland Pal O'Mine Marguerite Breen Marie Burke Miarai Marion Dionese Virgie Dysinger Rey Albert Dawe

Harper's reading notes spark interest in March issue

The March Harper's highlights a murder story by J. F. Dineen likely to grip readers to the last paragraph. The column praises the fiction and urges readers to explore current literature as history unfolds. Also announces a Junior Play titled You're The Doctor to be staged April 24 in the high school auditorium.

Harper's Dea J. F. Dineen

Grade News Highlights From First Grade Class

First graders Darwin Pifer Mary Henry Arthur Snyder and Wallace Bugbee returned to school this week Barbara Parsons was a new little girl from Hervick Billy Joe Forehand went back to Texas with his mother and will not be back this year Mrs Buzard visited our room Tuesday afternoon These people had 100 in Number this week Shirley Roberts Barbara Schug Clarence Ostrovskey Vivian Huntley Eileen Parent and Albert McPhail These children had the next highest marks Mary Lou Williams Willard Ireland Cris Murdock Jack Fowers Robert Perry Arthur Cour and Dale White Mrs Holden is reading The Sunbonnet Babies in Holland to the children The following boys and girls have had 100 in the last two spelling tests

Darwin Pifer Mary Henry Arthur Snyder Wallace Bugbee Barbara Parsons Hervick Billy Joe Forehand Texas Buzard Silad Shirley Roberts Barbara Schug Clarence Ostrovskey Vivian Huntley Eileen Parent Albert McPhail Mary Lou Williams Willard Ireland Cris Murdock Jack Fowers Robert Perry Arthur Cour Dale White Mrs. Holden Holland

Sixth Grade Yearend Recital and Class Projects At Marvin Farm

Sixth graders describe farm work by Mr Marvin in Iowa plus health and food reports by students. They staged a chocolate fudge cooking project with Martha Ann Roach Albert Hodson Martin Kennedy Janet Duncan and Roberta McKnight writing and preparing. A geography talk on the Klondike and China customs and Oregon in history are noted with an amateur hour featuring Alliene Cimmer performing and a school days theme.

Marvin Iowa Martha Ann Roach Albert Hodson Martin Kennedy Janet Duncan

First Aid Topics For Safe Home Dramas

Health study outlines practical steps for emergencies. Topics include controlling a cut artery treating two broken bones assembling a First Aid Kit handling near drowning fainting snake bite and other injuries. The editor is Julia Smith for dramatic class use.

Bits From Here and There Cartoon Notes

A collage of comic vignettes features Mr Bates asking about photography Thelma admits never entering a dark room The father cites love as the motive for spanking Jo MaxineYearning to be grown enough to return love An employer explains tasks including lawn work and greenhouse duties Jack Stutting questions if the day is a one day job Russ Sharpe seeks clean sport Scum: Swimming Milton is noted as blind in class discussion Ginny Collins answers Milton was a poet

Humor from a Government Exam Paper

A student writes a playful note about sharing winnings from a failed joke in an American Government exam. The excerpt includes a quip about an honor system and seating, a pun on a Frost line, and a remark from the Assembly Speaker about missing a watch.

Wright

Famous sayings by famous people

Quotes from John William Watson Merle Samborn Norman Irish Alger Brown and Miss McLaughlin reveal humor cynicism and social commentary on government books snow costs and classroom distraction in a playful compilation of student oratory and anecdotal remarks.

John William Watson

Proceedings of Clare County Road Commissioners March 3 1936

The Clare County Road Commissioners met at Harrison Courthouse with J. E. B. Ladd presiding. Minutes approved and payroll and bills approved. They authorized vehicle trades, a pump purchase, gasoline purchase, and proceeding to secure right of way in Summerfield Township.

Board OF County Road Commissioners Harrison Michigan Board of Clare County Road Commissioners Court House J. EB. Ladd Ladd Emerson Saginaw Summerfield Township

Elm Grove Families Share Sunday Visits

Mr and Mrs Stanley Shunck and family of Elm Grove spent Sunday at John Hartman s. Miss Nina Cradit works in Clare. Raymond Reed of Lansing spent the weekend at Roy Gordon s home. Mr and Mrs Ernie Green of Clare visited Mr and Mrs Jeff Hartman. The N Bicknells stopped at Cornwell Farm Sunday. James W Da sey entertained guests for Nathan s 18th birthday. Mrs Albert Kleiner aided caring for Mrs J Bailey who remains in poor health.

Stanley Shunck Elm Grove John Hartman Nina Cradit Clare Raymond Reed Lansing Roy Gordon Ernie Green Jeff Hartman Nate Bicknell Cornwell Farm James Wdasey Raymond Eaton Henry Beam Baby Nathan Albert Kleiner J. Bailey

Local Notes and Obituary Seen in Community

The report covers residents seen on the streets including Mr and Mrs Arthur Giddins of Belding Ellen Baxter of Loch A Bar visiting grandparents O A Wilds Alvin Wells returns home from the veterans hospital in Milwaukee Orval Smith visits A O Wilds Mr and Mrs Orelyn Rogers on a Detroit trip Kenneth Powell returns to school after illness The body of David Kibby formerly of this vicinity died suddenly in Lansing and was brought to Lake for burial beside wife and two sons with Ormar Kibby and Andrew Kibby among the mourners R J

Arthur Giddins Belding Ellen Baxter Loch-A-Bar O. A. Wilds Alvin Wells Veterans Hospital Millwaukee Wis Orval Smith A. O. Wilds Orelyn Rogers Detroit Kenneth Powell David Kibby Lansing Lake Sunday Ormar Andrew Kibby R. J

Local News Briefs Note Passages and Illnesses

Powell officiated. Our deepest sympathies are extended to the bereaved ones of Mr. Morris and family. Sunday guests of the Orley Rogers family. Sheila Witt improves after illness. Mrs. Jim Rulapaugh visited A. O. Wilds. John Halstead family to Lansing for father in law’s illness, George Hudson. Gladys Maldana and infant return to Lansing. Glenn Powell to Clare. Sheep owners report dog damage to flocks.

Pleasant Valley Social Roundup Minutes

Mrs Ella Empy returns home to Colonville after weeks with Mrs Ruby Thompson. Guests include Guy and Dee Storms of Jackson at Mr and Mrs Owen Spink's. Oliver Smith of Flint visited friends Saturday. Weekend visitors Mr and Mrs Orville Bates and son Lyle at Mr and Mrs Lowell Pen TOBE. John and Fred Banks of Stockbridge stayed with Mr and Mrs James Henderson. Mack Leeths received news their daughter and grandchildren reached Lyons Colorado via Greyhound in 45 hours from Flint. Burton Bay attended a Coleman funeral. Mrs Archie McKillop of Pontiac spent weekend with Mrs Ruby Thompson.

Ella Empy Colonville Ruby Thompson Guy and Dee Storms Jackson Owen Spink Oliver Smith Flint Orville Bates Lyle Lowell Pen- Tobe Archie Tryon Donald Pontiac C. S. Runyon Kenney Jones Fred Banks Stockbridge James Henderson Mack Leeth Wm Hutchinson Lyons Colo Greyhound Burton Bay Coleman Archie McKillop

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Mary Lou Wyman Delta Lee Walker Dick VanOrden Norma Six Eugene Roberts Mary Jane Kane Dave Harter Ariene Capen Mayme Bruckert Donald Brown Ila Sutton Harold Rosecrants Laverna Hanel Jack Green Mayme Bruckett Ruth Bergy Sterneman Roberta McKnight Julia Smith Mr. Bates Thelma Father Jo Maxine Ady Jack Stutting Ma’m Russ Sharpe Soph Keyhole Kookie Merle Samborn Norman Irish New York Alger Brown W. T. Sheaffer Mr. Asline Mr. Emerson John BE. Nash Republic Sales Devore & Dent Cities Service Oil Co Spank & Company M. Fanning Northern Automotive Sup. Co Valley Auto Co Gen, Distributing Co Acme Motor Truck Co Wm. A. Henderson Clei Mussell’s Quality Drug Store North Arthur Pleasant Valley Thayer West Fourth St Clare, Michigan BUICK Watt Adel General* Motors J. F. Battle Motor Sales MT. Pleasant Clare Motor Sales
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