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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1935

Page

6

First Grade Birthday Cake Study Notes at School

A school update recounts First Grade Robert Perry treated classmates to cake for his birthday with sister Virginia visiting from the third grade. It lists students with perfect or high scores in numbers, spelling, and arithmetic across grades and notes absenteeism due to a storm.

Robert Perry Virginia Junior Bruesche Dave Harter Ya Sutton Gordon Foell Delta Lee Walker Norma Garth Hall Robert Smith Jimmy Jackson Lawrence Foss Dale Walters June Stanford Joan Richard James Ostrowsky Vena Lee Gillespie Marguerite Creguer Billy Chaffee Jan Bicknell

Eighth Grade News From Local School

The report covers class activities and achievements. Students praised include Ruth Marie Schug Donald Sprague Betty Ann Sutton and others with high problem solving and process test ratings. Highlights note health chart progress first aid lessons arithmetic scores Wallace Crigier Genevra Stottlemeyer and work on radio television and The Secret Garden readings.

Mary Clyde Sarver Lincoln's Memorial Nemembrance Kentucky Robinhood Ruth Marie Schug Donald Sprague Betty Ann Sutton Katherine Dwyer Arlene Hunt Jane Ann Martin Mary Moore George Parent Ronald Sage Julia Smith Angelo Parri Wallace Crigier Genevra Stottlemeyer

Social sciences enlarge the outlook in schools

Doris Gerow argues social sciences broaden student understanding beyond the physical environment by embracing culture, tools, buildings, and morals. She advocates prioritizing social studies in curricula, noting health education, geography, and history shape observation, inquiry, and tolerance in youth.

Dover News and Social Notes Highlights

Dover residents mingle with Mt. Pleasant visitors. Recital at Hotel features Barbara Houghton and Elsie Rank. Easter treat funded by Chas Pretch. Gospel Tabernacle invites all to Sunday school. Chas VanDen Bergh improving at home. Flint guests Gerald Myers family visit Dysinger home. Wm Clark wedding announced. Clarix (Velma Shaver) recognized.

Mt. Pleasant Chas VanDen Bergh Gerald Myers Ross Dysinger Flint Dysinger Wm. Clark Clarix Velma Shaver

Local Residents Visit Siblings and Friends

Mrs Maggie Hale of Marion and Mrs Dave Sherwood of Owosso visited sister Mrs C J Dells on Friday. Mr and Mrs Sherman Boyer and Sons of Flint visited Hold Cutter home Saturday. Miss Worence Peters is recovering after a school swing accident. Segal Vanderwaude, Detroit worker, spent weekend at home. Miss Thelma Brook led school children in a weather roast at the church bridge with Mrs Winifred Richardson.

Maggie Hale Marion Dave’ Sherwood Owosso C. J. Dells Sherman Boyer and Sons Flint Hold Cutler Peters Segal Vanderwaude Detroit Thelma Brook Bridge Winifred Richardson

Local Social Roundup from Loch-A-Bar and Nearby

Sunday dinners and weekend visits are noted across Loch-A-Bar and nearby towns. Alger Cline, promoted to conservation officer at Gladwin, is a key local change while residents from Flint, Bertha Lake, Coleman, and Clare share gatherings and travel for business and family visits.

N. Frisby Elmer Schofield A. Cline A. F. Ambrosers R. Hall Flint O. Kirby Bertha Lake Rev. Ambrosier and Son Coleman M. Graves Farwell Algér Cline Towerman Gladwin C. Thayer

Maple Grove Sunday School and Nearby Family News

Maple Grove held Sunday School at 1 30 p m with preaching at 2 30 p m and prayer at 8 p m. John Schaar moved to Mt Morris and returned to collect goods. Mrs B H Schofield visited Mary Schofield. Lawrence Finch visited from Flint. Leithwaite family plans farm on Schaar property. Doris Schofield stayed home. Schofield family gathered for ice cream. Dale Rulapaugh visited Saginaw over the weekend. May McGuire and Laura Williams visited Anna Schofield.

John Schaar Pint Mt. Morris BH. Schofield Mary Schofield Lawrence Finch Flint Wm. Leithwaite Ted Doris Schofield Schofield Dale Rulapaugh Saginaw May McGuire Laura Williams Anna Schofield

Miss Josie Newman Hosts Hardwood School Party

Brush College notes a jolly gathering at Miss Josie Newman's home with schoolmates and parents on Saturday. Ida Leitner of Pontiac visited sister Mrs Harl Sanders, and more relatives attended Sunday. The Ladies Aid plans a May 16 meeting, while a snowstorm prompted a rerun of the Riverside Grange play on May 18.

Josie Newman Hardwood Ida Leitner Pontiac Harl Sanders Orin Leitner Lorin Leitner Gladwin Lester Lester, Storms, of Flint, Was A Caller Sunday Morning At Har} Sanders Ladies Aid J. Newman Riverside Grange Mrs Delpt Hellér Lansing The Grange Stephen Hellers Harley Coats Delores

Sunday Visits Gathered at Davis and Sanders Homes

Ms. Ralph Brown of Harrison hosted Sunday greetings. Reverent and daughter Betty visited Mrs. Perry Davis Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Strouse and son Harold called at the Davis home. Miss Jessie Sanders spent Saturday and Sunday at her parental home.

Betty Perry Davis Willis. Strouse Harold Davis Jessie Sanders

Pauline Johnson Rites Held At U B Church

Mrs Pauline Johnson died May 2 at Clare hospital. Funeral services were at the U B church in Harrison with interment in Greenwood Cemetery. Sunday guests included Lewis Light Albert Bruce and families. Nearby visitors Frank Budd Frank Rice and nephews Carl and Elvin Budd. The Degree team met Sunday night. Freda Welsh spent the weekend with Miss Anna Joos.

Pauline Johnson Clare Hospital U. B Harrison Greenwood Cemetery Lewis Light Albert Bruce Dan Holcomb Frank Budd Frank Rice Twining Carl Elvin Budd Freda Welsh Misa Anna Joos

Woodin children return to school after scarlet fever quarantine

The Woodin children are warmly welcomed back to school after long absences due to scarlet fever quarantine. Teachers report busy review and study for exams while seventh and eighth graders plant a flower garden and fertilize the soil. On May Day the school yard was improved and students drew freehand pictures of their friends the birds.

Woodin

Garfield Grange Meeting and Local Updates

The Garfield Grange will meet on the third Saturday of each month during summer. Sister Louisa Scott is improving and able to sit up. An error in last week’s news corrected the secretary drives a Ford, not a Chevrolet. Mae Maltby visited her daughter Garet in Lake. Measles keep many children home from school. P Maltby and mother made a business trip to Farwell Monday. Mrs Knepper and Mr and Mrs Chess Oman spent Sunday with the Spencer. Next Grange meeting May 18.

Garfield Grange Louisa Scott Mae Maltby Garet Lake P. Maltby Mother Farwell James Knepper Chess Oman Spencer

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