Harrison High Graduation Week Plans May 21
The Hayes Agricultural Unit High School dedicates May 18 to 24 as graduation week. Baccalaureate at First Congregational Church Sunday. Commencement May 21 with Dr. Charles Anspach speaking. Alumni Banquet May 24 at the school auditorium. Doris Burmeister named valedictorian of the graduating class.
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Harrison
Hayes Agricultural Unit High School
First Congregational Church
Harry H. Philo
Charles Anspach
Central State Teachers College of Mt. Pleasant
Doris Burmeister
Doris
Alfred Burmeister
Gladwin
Harrison High School
Skeels
Elementary chorus operetta China Silk scheduled May 20
The elementary chorus directed by Geraldine LeRoux presents the operetta China Silk next Tuesday May 20 at 8 00 in the high school auditorium. Rosemary meets Wee Long in a Chinese garden during the Si Ling Chi feast where silk moth sprites appear and, with flowers help, the princess's wish is granted. Tickets are sold by chorus members with adults 20 cents and children 1 cent.
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Geraldine LeRoux
Rosemary
China
Wee Long
America
Si Ling Chi
Dae Rosemary
Hed Phe
Ann ‘Bicknell
Nahin
Patty Kane Wee Long
Josephine Koch Lee Long
Ardéne- Walters
Jit Vatletta Robérts Lu Li
Joan Shoemaker
June Coveart
Avis Murdoch
Agnes
Pierson
Esther Archambault
Jalene’ ‘Hail
Faye Jones
Colette
Barnes
Margaret Gillespie
Joan Marshall
Shirley Artibee
Eulaine’ Roe
Coleen Ryan
Dorothy, Smith
Barbara Teale
Donna Lumley
Herbert Smith Owling
Doug Fleming
Dale White
Robert Perry
Don Holbrook
Bud Rodabaugh
Fred Busche
Charles Smith
Bob Hampton
Bob Samborn
Roger Teale
Arthur Gerred
Benny McKnight
Bob Wallace
Billy Joe
Helen Gay
Glenna Mae White
Donna Graham
Mary Lou Williams
Florence White
Carol Hachmuth
Carol Hachmuth Lilies
Nell Falconer
Norma Smith
Carol Walters
Verna Jean Nash
Ardath Hall
Frances Miller
Joanne Perry
Shirley Doherty
Mary Lou Archambault
Eileen Parent
Barbara Johnson
Billy Wilson
Wilbur Ireland
Nylabelle Walker
Loraine Schultz
Willard Ireland
Tommy Burdo
Shirley Schaat
Don Cappart
Pines Theatre Houghton Lake Opens May 22
The Pines a 400 seat rustic theater near Houghton Lake will open Thursday May 22 on U S highway 27 one and a half miles east of Houghton Lake Heights adjoining Pine View golf course. Designed by Howard Crane the logs and granite structure features a 14 foot granite fireplace murals of northern hunting scenes and a de pollenizer air system. The Pines is built by Seiter Bros Construction Co and owned by W J and George Olson with operations in Clark Grayling Gaylord and West Branch.
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North Woods
North America
Michigan
Lake Shore
Seiter Bros. Construction Co
Clare
W. J
George Olson
Northern Michigan
Clark
Grayling
Gaylord
West Branch
Winners Selected in Annual Poppy Posters Contest
The American Legion Auxiliary names first through third prize winners in the Poppy Poster Contest Chester Richard Morris Kapplinger and Betty Murphy. Junior High winners are James Ostrovsky and Dudley Lovett. Judges include Mrs Theo G Bowler Mrs Mabel Mulder and Earl Sternaman.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Wolverine
Chester Richard
Morris Kapplinger
Betty Murphy
James Ostrovsky
Dudley Lovett
Theo
G Bowler
Mabel Mulder
Earl Sternaman
Creguer
Paul Lowrey
State Highway Commissioner Kennedy to Speak at Clare Chamber Meeting
State Highway Commissioner G Donald Kennedy will keynote the Clare Chamber of Commerce May meeting at St Henry's church Vernon township on May 20. He will discuss Michigan tourism and its effects on farmers and businesses. A chicken pie dinner will be served at 7:00 p.m. Ladies invited. tickets available from officers and Fr Gordon Grant for Vernon residents.
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G. Donald Kennedy
Clare Chamber of Commerce
St. Henry’s
Vernon Township
Kennedy
Michigan
State Highway Department
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Vernon
Gordon Grant
Red Cross Meeting Sets 1930s Clare Schedule and Officers
The Clare County Chapter American Red Cross held its regular meeting at the City Library May 12 with a large attendance. Officers and executive committee were named, bylaws adopted with changes, and plans outlined for future meetings and community work in Harrison Farwell and Clare. A knitting class meets weekly at Clare school and a sewing group operates there as well. The next meeting is June 9 at Harrison High School followed by Farwell July 14 and Clare August 15.
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Clare County Chapter
American Red Cross
Madge B. Lamb
Ina Mary Young
County Welfare Board
Harrison
Farwell
Clare
Frank Bush
Reynold Mick
Art Damoth
G .E. Lamb
Parnell
Morrell Clute
Mabel S. Horton
Paul Lowrey
Clute
Young
Horton
Legion
Red Cross
Bush
Belt
Changes on Clare's Business Streets Continue
The Grove Bros store is near completion with a grand opening sale scheduled May 29 and 31. Louise Flower Shop received new fixtures and a neon sign. A confectionery stand is under construction at the south side of the A. and P. store operated by Bus Comer.
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Grove Bros
Louise
Bus’” Comer
Rural Schools Stage Annual Music Festival in Clare
The Rural School Music Festival was held Friday evening in Harrison high school auditorium with about one thousand attendees. The program featured a Temple Rhythm Band directed by Mrs. David Harper and led by Beverly Burns, plus piano accompaniment by Mrs. Doris Empey. Records of the event were kept by Orville Vandewarker and purchased by County School Commissioner Helen Hether to preserve standout performances.
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Harrison High School
Orville Vandewarker
Clare
Helen Hether
Clare County
Doris Empey
Harry E. Philo
Harrison Congregational Church
Temple Rhythm Band
David Harper
Beverly Burns
Educational Tuberculosis Films Shown to Clare County Students
Clare County students from three schools will view educational tuberculosis films next week. The Michigan Tuberculosis Association unit led by Leo Paskvan will screen pieces including Goodbye Mr Germ Cloud in the Sky and They Do Come Back. Arrangements in Clare were made by Mildred Harwood.
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Clare County
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Leo Paskvan
Clare
Farwell
Harrison
Mildred Harwood
Mr. Germ
Tuberculosis Germ
Osceola
Mecosta
Newaygo
Michigan
Women Golfers Play Best Ball Tourney Here
A Best Ball tournament highlighted the day for the Women's Golf Club of Clare at Twin Elms. Sixteen players formed eight teams. Annabel Hampton and Helen Sicille Doherty won with a 53. The Portland match was moved to May 8 at the Portland Club. Next Wednesday the Clare group meets again at Twin Elms at nine.
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Twin Elms
Golf Club of
Clare
Annabel Hampton
Helen Sicille Doherty
Portland
Twin’ Elms
Tenth District Legion Meeting Held in Mt Pleasant
Small attendance marked the Tenth District American Legion gathering in Mt. Pleasant with a welcoming by Mayor F B Robinson. Speakers included Edward J. Donoghue District Commander and James Stermer on child welfare, plus Prof J P Carey on future peace and labor conditions. The next district meeting is planned for Standish in June with officer nominations.
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American Legion
Mt. Pleasant
F. BH. Robinson
John Dangler
George Holzhouser
Josephine Cocoran
Tenth District
Edward J. Donoghue
Bay City
Monnie Myers
West Branch
James HE. Stermer
Ann Arbor
Child Welfare
Michigan
Legion
Thelma Bailey
Stermer
J. P. Carey
Central State Teacher’s College
Standish
Expanded Red Cross facilities to serve men in service
The Clare Red Cross chapter notes expanded Red Cross facilities to aid army and navy personnel in camps hospitals and stations. Field directors will assist with illness emergencies information on furloughs discharges financial aid and travel, plus morale support for convalescents through Gray Ladies and volunteer chapters.
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Mabel Horton
Home Service
Clare Red Cross
Red Cross
Navy
The
George's Market Opens Evenings and Sundays
Local market advertises open evenings and Sundays at 118 Bast Street, Clare. Phone 29088.
Proclamation Declares May 24 as Poppy Day in Clare
Clare Mayor Robert Marx proclaims Saturday May 24 as Poppy Day. Citizens are urged to wear the memorial poppy from the American Legion and Auxiliary to honor those who died in World War I and to reflect the patriotism shown by veterans and auxiliary volunteers.
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Clare
Robert Marx
American Legion and Auxiliary
America
American Legion Auxiliary
Robert Mair
City of
American Legion
Firemen Receive Generous Hospitality at Damoth Home
Clare Fire Department members and guests enjoyed a large dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Art Damoth on East Sixth Street. Leo Hampton presented Mrs. Damoth a bouquet, Mayor Robert Mair praised the department, and Chief Albert Haley led the meeting before a social closing.
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Clare Fire Department
Art Damoth
East Sixth Street
Damoth
Leo Hampton
Kiwanis District Governor Sets Grand Rapids Meeting Date
Kiwanis Division Three of Michigan Kiwanis International will meet in Grand Rapids on Monday May 19 led by Dr Bert R Parrish of Battle Creek. Attendees from Clare Grand Rapids Holland Mt Pleasant Muskegon Grand Haven will report on 1941 civic welfare work and plan year programs. They aim to boost Michigan delegates to Kiwanis International's Atlanta convention next June and discuss the Ohio Michigan meet in Ann Arbor July 28. Contact local Kiwanis club secretary for details.
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Michigan
Kiwanis International
Grand Rapids
Bert R. Parrish
Battle Creek
Clare
Holland
Atlanta
Hoyery Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Ann Arbor
Forney W. Clement
Kiwanis Club
To Sew for Red Cross at School This Afternoon
A meeting to sew garments for the Red Cross will be held this Friday afternoon in the Home Economics room at Clare high school. Anyone interested in helping is welcome. if you cannot stay the whole afternoon, come for an hour.
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Red Cross
Clare High School
Michigan Days for Prosperity Planned in Michigan
Michigan plans a statewide retailing push titled Michigan Days for Prosperity to marshal economic resources behind a major program. Co chairs Cecil E. Taylor and M. J. Maynard, with committee members from Detroit Times, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan Retail Hardware Dealers, and other state groups, aiming to boost Michigan made products and create new markets.
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Michigan
Forelt
Cecil E. Taylor
Lansing
M. J. Maynard
Charles Lord
Detroit Times
Webb McCall
Mt. Pleasant
R. Dietrich
Don Weeks
Traverse City
Michigan Association of Commercial Secretaries
John L. Brown
Benton Harbor
Michigan State Pharmaceuetical Association
Achievement Day Highlighted by Edna Heilbronn Talk in Isabella County
The Women’s Extension groups of Isabella County held their annual achievement day on May 5 at Central State Teachers College with 206 attendees. Miss Edna Heilbronn spoke on travel in the orient and women's status. Miss V. Smith and Marjorie Eastman attended as guests.
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Isabella County
Central State Teachers College
Edna Heilbronn
China
Japan
India
Orient
Europe
United States
Western
Western Hemisphere
Miss Heibronn
Marjorie Eastman
Mt. Pleasant
Weidman
Everysone
Claude Fordyce
Harry Ranch
William Day
Wesley Merrill
O. L Grege
May Brown
Variou
South Chippens
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Miss LeRoux
Kiwanis
PINES
Houghton Lake
D. Kennedy Coming
Tenth District Legion Meeting
Legionnaires
U.S
Army
Damoth Home