Clare School News Masks and spring projects unfold
In the high school drawing class students craft grotesque papier mache masks from clay frames, cloth, and paper toweling then paint and mount them. The room features Elson Books, seat work pads, and reading books as classes progress. A dish garden sprouts zinnia seeds while a Holland themed sand table, pussy willows, kites, and springtime art decorate the room.
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Elson
Holland
Ronnie Geeck
roNer
Sunshine Grocery Room Activities Report
The excerpt notes a room activity update at Sunshine Grocery with groups improving in manuscript writing and multiple birthday celebrations. It lists participants including Anna Bielnek Turn and several others who enjoyed ice cream treats, while Class I develops with twenty students and five unique books.
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Fatlowine
Phoence White
Jesse Tramp
Ferhart Smith
Jo Ed Parker
Harry McCoy
Joan Marshall
Patty Kane
Bob Hampton
Dawn Gardner
Douglas Fieming
Robert Cimmerer
Feed Busehean Bickneil
Billy Adams
Local Students Listed With Perfect Spelling Marks
Our geography class notes perfect six week spelling marks among Mary Lou Williams Arden Walters Harold Tidball Roger real Harry Smith Barbara Schug Jack Powers Agnes Pierson Eileen Vatent Shirley Lehr Josephine Koch Willard Treland and Sally Brown. Jack Powers is scheduled for tonsil removal this week.
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Mary Lou Williams
Arden Walters
Harold Tidball
Roger, Real
Harry Smith
Barbara Schug
Jack Powers
Agnes Pierson
Eileen Vatent
Shirley Lehr
Josephine Koch
Willard Treland
Sally Brown
Our Time Room Highlights and Saint Patrick Event
Gordon Foell leads the group as president while the Our Time Room hosts a Style Show chaired by Rosemary Dwyer and a St Patrick's Day program led by Antagene Hanley. The group enjoyed filming a movie titled A Day At School and viewing lantern slides of the Mediterranean lands in the English Room. They read The Wind and wrote poems, made kites with Mr Garthe and Mr Lowrey, and flew them outside with Mayme Ruth Bruckart, Dave Harter, and Arlagene Hanley enjoying the best luck.
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Gordon Foell
Rosemary Dwyer
Antagene Hanley
Garthe
Lowrey
Mayme Ruth Bruckart
Dave Harter
Arlagene Hanley
Studying the Night Sky and Ursa Major Constellations
The article notes fascination with stargazing and learning to locate major constellations, specifically the Big and Little Bear. It highlights nightly viewing as pictures in the sky and growing interest in astronomy skills.
School service squads and council pictures taken
Last week the Seventh and Eighth Grade Girls Service Squad and the Junior High Council had their pictures taken. Ruth Robinette retired as captain of the Girls Service Squad and Doris Callkins, the new captain, will lead until June 10. Both are eighth graders. A candy sale at the intramural finals raised 2.50 dollars. Seventh grade Home Room president Max Parker was called out of class.
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Ruth Robinette
Doris Callkins
Ruth
Doris
Max Parker
Martin
Kennedy
Junior High Boys Enter Basketball Tournament at Evart
The Junior High team has entered the Evart Basketball Tournament and will play Evart at 9:00 p.m. on Wednesday March 28 1938.
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Evart
Payments for Tree Planting Should Interest Farmers
The 1938 soil conservation program unveiled at Reed City includes a new payment option for planting trees on sub marginal cropland. Farmers may receive free labor from CCC camps to plant five acres of trees, with three projects per county. CCC crews offer farm woodlot management and thinning services under forester supervision in exchange for five years of managed timber ownership.
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Reed City
North Western Michigan Committee
Robert Kleiner
Gc. C. C
Sandwich Glass Company First Pressed Glass Origin
A Los Angeles Times writer credits the Sandwich Glass Company in Sandwich, Cape Cod, Massachusetts, with making the first pressed glass in the country. Established 1825, the firm closed in 1888 due to labor troubles as many contemporaries adopted the method and mass production grew.
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Los Angeles Times
Sandwich Glass Company
Sandwich
Cape Cod
Mass
Cautious View on New Cat Varieties and Seed Claims
Michigan farmers are warned against gullible seed catalogs as they recall a football game showing Temple’s strength. The piece critiques oat varieties Star and Victory for inflated promises and compares Wolverine, Belgian, and hybrid corn trends to emphasize testing and prudent buying over high priced seed with uncertain benefits.
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Michigan
Michigan State
Temple University
Buddy
Temple
Lenawee
Antrim
Minnesota
Clare County
Clare County Farmers Union Meets at Mann Siding School
The Clare County Farmers Union held its regular monthly meeting at Mann Siding school house Hatton township with broad local turnout. A half hour program featured songs dancing and an Arkansas traveler one act play. Edith Raymond elected secretary treasurer to fill vacancy. Everyone is welcome to attend the next meeting at Grant Town Hall on April 14.
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Clare County Farmers’ Union
Mann Siding
Hatton Township
Arkansas Traveler
Edith Raymond
Grant Town Hall
Heith Raymond
County
Lec
Naval build up debated as Roosevelt asks for more ships
Washington observers scrutinize the Naval Authorization bill with a price tag exceeding 1.1 billion dollars. The Vinson Trammell framework limits and delays on battleships destroyers and submarines are outlined as WWII tensions rise.
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House of Representatives
Roosevelt
Congress
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