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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1938

Page

3

First Grade Class Activities At Clare School

First grade reading includes Good Times and At The Warm books while Playtime starts next week. Robert Foster helps students craft taps from spools with carpentry tools from the Kindergarten room. Colette shared taffy and drawings of tulips decorate the room. Many pupils were present, with Reva Matheus ill and Dorothy May Smith recovering at the Lake. Several staff visited, birthdays celebrated, and best spellers named along with notable number work and dolls brought by Ann Bicknell to share with classmates.

Robert Foster Colette Reva Matheus Dorothy May Smith Sirs Walker Smith Shirley Artibee Joe Johnston Harry McCoy Herbert Smith Betty Tibball Florence White Lorna Pifer Joanann Perry Joan Marshall Bob Hampton Carol Hachmuth Dawn Gardner Bob Cimmerer Ann Bicknell

Herbert Smith Returns Home After Illness

Herbert Smith is back from a long absence and doing nice work. The Smith family expresses sorrow for the illness affecting them. Herbert appears very happy in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming.

Herbert Smith Smith Herbert Mrs. Fleming

Animals and their produced foods in geography class

Geography lessons cover animal derived foods. The science unit explains how animals care for their young. Avis Murdock returns to school after a tonsil and adenoid operation.

Avis Murdock

Fourth Grade Puppet Shows Honor Mothers in May 1938

On Friday May 6 in 1938 the class hosted 12 guests for puppet shows. Students presented three plays including Tom Sawyer Jack and the Beanstalk and Cinderella and invited all grades Monday. The Wake Up Town attendance contest winner over Cherry Hill School featured a baseball game. Wake Up School credited health, study, and citizenship. A hike through Mr White's orchard led to Geeck's woods with lunch on a hill, wildflowers such as trilliums violets and buttercups observed.

Wake Up ‘Town Wake Up Town Cherry Hill School Wake Up Mr. White Geeck William

Clare High School Attends Michigan Industrial Education Society

Clare High School represented at the Michigan Industrial Education Society meeting in Detroit with Mr. Garthe of the Industrial Arts Dept. The event featured speakers from state education groups and a luncheon and business sessions. Sophomores held a class meeting selecting blue and gray colors, the motto Today we follow tomorrow we lead, and snapdragon flowers. The language club planned an assembly next Friday and the Footlights Club hosted a wine roast with about thirty attendees. Cleo Paxton serves on the Athletic Board, replacing Dondid Dune Top.

Clare High School Michigan Industrial Education Society Book-Gadillac Detroit Garthe Industrial Arts Dept Ann Arbor Clare K. G Smith Nicholas Musselman Okemos High School George A. Willoughby M. S. N. CG. Ypsilanti George E. Fern State Dept Michigan Language Club Footlights Club Bailey Cleo Paxton Convictiums Dondid Dune Top

Legion Auxiliary Units Prepare for Poppy Week

Walter H. Larman Unit members organize Poppy Day efforts in Clare to honor World War dead and raise funds for rehabilitation and welfare of disabled veterans and families. The event emphasizes wearing the poppy as both remembrance and support for those bearing war burdens.

France Belgium Legion and Auxiliary Walter H. Larman Clare

Milk's diet affects its taste and health value says doctor

Dr. C A Carey of the USDA division of nutrition explains that cows feed influences milk nutrients and flavor. Pasturization awareness rises as 47 percent of U S milk is pasteurized and 42 milkborne epidemics in 1936 caused 1500 illnesses and 28 deaths.

C. A. Carey Division of Nutrition Bureau of Dairy Industry United States Department of Agriculture Department of Agriculture Ve Thiphoff M. D

Start Time for Controlling Sheep Parasites Here

A county agricultural note urges sheep owners to begin parasite control now. Regular drenching every 30 days after turnout reduces worm infections. intensive treatment may be needed for stubborn cases. Community dipping tanks simplify the process, with nine tanks built in the county for easy access.

Grant Township Chas Krell James McKay Loon Lake Magnus Charles Kleinhardt Hatton Township Frank Saul Greenwood Traygue Amble Hamilton Ray Harrold Arthur Henry Norman Frost

Soldier’s 1862 Richmond Letter Surfaces in Sentinel

The Sentinel reprints a treasured 1862 letter from John Cassada to My. P. A. Reyeryon. Cassada describes camp life near Richmond with 60 rounds of ammo three days rations, daily prisoner captures, combat near Jackson and Banks, harsh marches, hot weather, whiskey rations, and strong health with only two losses on the peninsula. He signs as Cassada and sends regards to Bertha Cassidy Oliver and Vern on township family.

Sentinel Bertha Cassidy Oliver Saginaw Cassady Claude Cassidy Vernon Township Dundee My. P Jackson Banks McDowel Bank Richmond Reg Regt

Spring Edition Michigan Highway Map Released

The Sentinel reports the spring 1938 official Michigan State Highway map is ready. Writ to Murray D. Van Wagoner for copies in Lansing. The map promotes Michigan vacation venues including lakes, streams, resorts, forests, and outdoor sports with a pictorial reverse side describing vacation lands.

The Sentinel Murray D. van Wagoner Lansing Michigan

Paris Fashion Flash: New Spring Silhouettes and Pastels

Flashes from Paris showcase short day skirts around 14 inches, lingerie trim and steel black accents, Schiaparelli boleros shaping a fresh silhouette. Azalia pink dominates a spectrum of pinks with flowered hats and pastel beige suiting signaling a refined spring aesthetic.

Schiaparelli’s . Posom Boleros Azalia

Local Grange Notes And Community Happenings

Sunday calls among the Waite and Strouse families as rain boosts corn planting hopes. May 24 meeting urged. June 2 Grange circle gathering due to May Acheivement. Parish notes include hospital update for Karl Bradley and shower gifts for Roth Williams.

Lyle Waite Clair Strouse Horace Fancon John Densmore Genevieve Fancon Verl Jean Dla Mae Louise Delbert Sanders

Largest beaver ever taken in the region reported

Joe l Thorner trapped a beaver on the Sucker River weighing about 50 pounds with prime fur. Other notes include Hoxeyville pupils' bus mystery and a Beulah auto train wreck following a fight, plus Boy Scouts ending an early camping trip and local election coin toss outcomes.

Lincoln Joel Thorner Sucker Beulah Portland

Mrs. E. A. White Named Delegate to Townsend Convention

The New Smyrna Beach Daily News notes Townsendites picnic at Coronado Beach. Mrs. K A White is unanimously endorsed as local club's first voting delegate to the National convention in Los Angeles June 19 to 23. She aims to report back fully and plans a post conference trip visiting Clare Michigan Pontiac and Northfield Ohio.

the Sentinel Smyrna Florida, Beach Coronado Beach K A. White Los Angeles Cal White Michigan Ohio Clare Carl Pontiac Dale Northfield

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