Clare High Prom and Banquet Set for May 14
Juniors and seniors invited to Banquet at the Catholic Church at 7:00 PM followed by a Prom in the High School gym. Wes Samborn toasts the seniors with Floyd Callihan the response, Father Morrison as main speaker, nine piece orchestra for dancing. Decorations by local committee and invitations led by Wes Samborn and Mary Lou Le Favour. Pioneer Annual staff announced with John Hall as Editor-in-Chief and Barbara Caple as Business Manager. Photos for the annual taken recently by Mr. Serneman. yearbook will feature homerooms clubs and four sports. promises a bigger and better 1941-42 edition.
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Clare High School
Wes Samborn
Floyd Callihan
Father Morrison
Mars
Mona Jean Harvey
Bernard Wyman
Jim Ryan
Roberta McKnight
Jim Foote
Honey Hampton
Mary Lou LeFavour
Pat Harrold
LaVern
Wood
Bob White
Barbara Caple
Doug Paxton
Sid Court
Kay Clute
Lois Hartsor
Sternaman
Last School Dance Held As Military May Party
Last Friday night the school hosted a dance sponsored by the Student Council. The event featured a military May party with a central flag and ran from :30 until 12:00, including several specialty numbers.
Standish Stop Sparks Clare High Speech Winners Triumph
The District High School Forensic speech contest in Standish saw Clare win two firsts and two seconds led by Sid Court and others. Junior Samborn and James Kane took top honors in dramatic reading and declamations. The regional event was held in Clare on May 5 with all first-place winners advancing.
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Michigan
Standish
Clare
Sid Court
Horatio
Junior Samborn
James Kane
John Hall
Roberta McKnight
Wastepaper drive aims to fund air raid siren purchase
The wastepaper committee plans to sell collected paper and use the proceeds to buy an air raid siren. If all helpers keep supporting, they expect to achieve the goal for the country.
Music festival highlights MANN Siding area attendees
Har rison residents and relatives gathered for a festival at Harrison last Friday. Mr and Mrs Merle Wedge and family from Sandusky visited relatives here over the weekend. Harold Heber, stationed near Baton Rouge, LA, spent the past week at home. Mr and Mrs H Sanson of Clare visited Sunday. Mr and Mrs Carl Bringold of Greenwood visited the Heber home Sunday. Fred Huber of Harrison called on Bob Heber Monday evening. Best wishes to newlyweds Mr and Mrs Albert Heintzleman.
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Harrison
Merle Wedge
Sandusky
Harold Heber
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
H. Sanson
Clare
Carl Bringold
Greenwood
Heber
Fred Huber
Bob Heber
Sunday School Plans Mother's Day Program at Colonville
Colonville church announces a Mother's Day program with recitations readings vocal and instrumental numbers. Every mother present will receive a gift and visitors are welcome. Rev. Kleinhardt will lead preaching. Sunday School starts at 10 30.
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Kleinhardt
Future Farmers Club Reports Seed Sales and Dipping Tank
The Future Farmers of America and related groups activity is noted as seed sales reach 265 dollars and 65 cents by late March. The IFA unveiled a sheep dipping tank mounted on a trailer for mobile parasite control on farms. On April 21 Clare FWA hosted Farwell FPA for Greenhand and Future Partners initiation ceremonies with several members receiving Greenhand and Future Farmers Degrees.
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F.F.A
I.F.A
Clare F.W.A
Farwell F.P.A
Greenhand
Bill Archambault
Junior Randall
Ronald Arnold
Wallace Billett
Henry Eberhart
Bob Clute
Bob White
Bill Case
LaVern Wood
Clair Arnold
Lewis Eberhart
Jack Tice
Jack Severson
Defense Roundup and First Aid Plans At School
The savings department sold six hundred dollars in stamps to students and local buyers. They recently issued three one hundred dollar bonds and three one thousand dollar bonds, pushing total to over three thousand dollars. In the first aid program, selected students from each homeroom study for an upcoming exam earning a first aid certificate. Teams for both boys and girls have been chosen, but no contest details have been decided.
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Sotay
She
Michigan State Radio Presents War and Disease Talks
WKAR Michigan State College broadcasts a four part series on Disease and War led by Dr. H. J. Stafseth. Programs air May evenings and include topics on epidemics prevention and wartime health. Schedule lists daily lineups through May 13 with War and Disease on May 12 at 6 30 p m.
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WKAR
Michigan
State College
H. J. Stafseth
Michigan State College
Michigan Department of Health
Tri County Health Unit Activities Report Summary
Dr. Helen Lanting, acting director for Arenac Clare and Gladwin counties, reports 5 212 field visits and 48 876 miles by staff. Vaccinations include 1 565 smallpox and 1 011 diphtheria. 1 418 tuberculin tests. 275 x rays. 13 cases sent to sanitarium.
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Helen Lanting
Health Department
Arenac
Clare
Gladwin
Central Michigan Children’s Clinic
Child Guidance Service
Clare County Wheat Growers Vote For Quotas
Clare county had eight voters on the wheat referendum five voted all in favor of wheat marketing quotas. Farmers see quotas protect cooperating growers from selfish expansion as war crops rise to meet national needs. U S elevators and storage space are 80 percent full with about 650 million bushels carried over, and the 1942 crop is expected at about 793 million bushels.
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Clare County
Carl
United States
Community Guests and Local Notes From Vernon City
Vernon City repeats social visits as Mrs. Laura Stevens and son Stanley travel from Lansing to visit Dan Roberts family. Many relatives from Mt. Pleasant Rose bush Muskegon Flint and Lansing attend dinners and gatherings. Erwin Fuller heads Naval Reserve enlistment and camp move. Mrs. Sarah Aiey injures back and stays in bed.
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Laura Stevens
Lansing
Stanley
Flint
Dan Roberts
Lottie Phillips
Barbara Phillips
Rosebush
Dave Teale
Erwin Fuller
Bruce Fuller
Alice
Lance
Lew Erter
Mt. Pleasant
Warren Heiser
Naval Reserve
James Bowen
Ruth VanHorsen
Muskegon
Thomas Bolen
Elton Sherman
Carrie Perverse
Melvin Brasington
Berne
Frank Bowen
Gladwin
Sarah Aiey
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Reginald Gardiner
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