Clare School Notes Show Busy Week Across Grades
First grade pupils had full attendance while Dr Thieholt and Miss Conley conducted eye and physical exams. Second grade praised perfect scores in spelling and numbers, with Dutch theme displays and a windmill sandtable. Fourth grade welcomed Janet Duncan and read Rumplestiltskin and The Dog of Flanders as Fifth graders studied Renaissance figures and completed a diagnostic arithmetic test. The 8th to 10th English classes joined an essay contest on tuberculosis awareness and the American Literature class studied 20th century poets including Feast and Lindsay.
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Thieholt
Holland
Na Sutton
Gordon Foell
Delta Lee Walker
Ruth Cleverland
Norma Six
Dick Brown
Mayme Ruth Bruckart
Freddie Schneider
Mary June Kane
Arlene Capen
Dale Joslin
Bob Ramey
Dave Harter
Dickie Pifer
Jack Green
Garth Hall
Garth
Jan Bicknell
Vena Lee Gillespie
Jimmy Jackson
June Stanford
Dale Walters
Winifred Durham
Douglas Masten
Alexander Wylie
Miss Reynolds
Ned
Nan
Eugene Cour
Janet Duncan
Fowlerville
Rumplestiltskin
Flanders
Switzerland
Margaret Loomis
Bob Phimsey
Ivan Upthegrove
Eugene Maxwell
Martin Kennedy
Africa
Paul Creguer
Mary Lou Doherty
Lonales Hampton
Mania Jean Harvey
Martha Ann Parent
Kola Phimsey
Wesley Samborn
Anna Schroeder
Jack Sternaman
Bernard Wyman
Norma Fisher
Ella Cleveland
Barbara Caple
Doris Erter
Junior Samborn
Zane Walters
Junior Vosburg
Leonard Court
Freddie Huntley
Amos Huntley
Donald Worden
William Foell
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Robert Feast
Amy Lowell
Carl Landburg
Edgar Lee Masters
Edwin Orlington Robinson
Edem St. Vincent Mielay
Vachel Lindsay
Early Art in Rome Exhibitions by Emperors at the Colosseum
In ancient Rome emperors at times staged exhibitions of their rare art possessions. The Colosseum served as a venue for these displays drawing attention to imperial collections and prestige.
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Rome
Colosseum
College News Freshman Topics And Spring Term Plans
Freshman notes report a high school assembly with performances by boys and a girls duet, plus a one act, to be repeated for teachers and board of education. Committees plan a college party inviting a guest. Spring term starts the second week of April. A new business arithmetic course is offered along with English geography accounting history sociology and economics. Some students have found work and enrollment may drop below TW ERA requirements. aim to keep the college open through June to provide full year coursework. A legislator proposes renaming Jackson and advocates a state school system and equal educational opportunities across all districts.
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Tereshma
Jackson
Detroit
Michigan
Michigan can afford to save the schools says Benson
H M Benson argues Michigan can fund an essential education program for coming years using existing tax sources. Four civic groups estimate twenty five million dollars annually beyond the Primary School Fund, enough to sustain public schools and cover future needs.
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Michigan
Fitzgerald
Woolsey and Rey
Percy Dawe
Clare
United States
Congregational Conference of
Thatcher Sias Act revisited with 25 million for Michigan schools
Representative Thatcher introduces amendments to the Thatcher Sias Act proposing a 25 million dollar General Fund appropriation for Michigan public schools for 1934-35. The plan lists local taxes 27.5 million, Primary School Fund 14 million, and other sources totaling 43.5 million, still short of 26.5 million. Tuition and transportation changes for rural districts are outlined.
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Thomas Thatcher
Donald FE. Sias
Kerns
Thatcher
Michigan
State Tax Commission
Auditor General
Lansing
State records drive new motor vehicle conviction file
Secretary of State builds a central file of motor vehicle law violation convictions to quickly show each driver's record. Justice officials must forward violation records. cooperation from Public Safety noted. Vaughn reports betterment in building and loan accounts moved to federal bonds and H O L C prospects.
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Secretary of State
Michigan
Department of Public Safety
Coleman C. Vaughn
Building and Loan Division
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Congress
Relef
Vaughn
Local Notes and Resignations Highlight Week
Russell Temple and Wheeler traveled to Flint for work while Frank Wright visited Clare for business. Edwin and Mrs Rouse planned shopping in Clare, Bert Douglas’ Greenwood kin visited. Andrew Swartz remains ill. visiting family came from Flint. Grace Gagonm, long-serving post-mistress, has resigned and the office will move to Anna Crawford’s store on April first.
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Russel. Wheeler
Flint
Frank Wright
Clare
Edwin Rouse
Bert Douglas
Greenwood
Andrew Swartz
H Im
Grace Gagonm
Anna. Crawford
Camp Houghton Lake Camp Rides Spring Cheer Amid Loss
Camp Houghton Lake staff report resilient progress despite melting snow and spring disruptions. A playful hair-cutting incident prompted by excited troops underscores camp discipline. Lieutenant Carroll B. DeClaire, longtime camp officer, died of pneumonia, prompting condolences from the district and reminders of service and sacrifice.
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Gottlieb
DeClaire
Mercy Hospital
Grayling
Houghton Lake
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Clare School
Michel Angelo
van Eyck Brothers
Fra Angelico
Raphael
Lonardo da ‘Vince
Roger Bacon
Marco Polo
John Gutenberg
Betty Green
Jay Groves
Lois Lange
Schorl
Vane
E. A. Anderson
Thayer Brothers
West Fourth St
H. M. Benson
Mabel Reynolds
Department OF State
Camp Houghton Lake
Barber’s Clisper
Niemz
Todd
Carroll BE. DeClaire
Bordens
Fletchers
Castoria
Miles Nervine
Adlerika
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
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