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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1933

Page

10

Clare High School Notes Winter Party and Academy Updates

The last school party of the year was held in the gym with garden theme decor set by Sophomore and Junior classes. The Booster Club showcases and upcoming exhibits highlight Future Farmers of America, home economics projects, volleyball, kite building, and music programs across grades with field trips to Michigan State structures and a group charter for Clare Chapter No. 410.

Eiday Gervades O'Connor Balsiey Ovine Colonville Accordian Saw Raymond Verette Roy Schug Readiss Wayne Geeck Qlare High School Allen Gerow Mr. Tichenor Michigan State College Charles Moore Orris Presley Future Farmers of America State Clare Michigan State Police Oldsmobile Motor Car Factory Fiamie Agricultural Otth No. 410 Future Partners of America A. Frinie Home Economics Good Literature Club

Senior Class Night Program Set for Friday June 9

Seniors will present a program at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium under Miss Rogers direction. Hunice Bicknell and Hazel Sutton wrote a skit titled A Commencement Dilemma introducing each class member. No admission charge and all are invited. watch the Sentinel for announcements.

Miss Rogers Hunice Bicknell Hazel Sutton the Sentinel

First and Fourth and Seventh Grade Perfect Attendance Lists

The document lists students with perfect attendance for April across three grades. First Grade names Marjorie Casner Eugene Conn Patty Cour Madonna Dick Russell Foell Arthur Johnson Martha Koch Marjorie Loomis Wayne Marshall Danny Osborn Virginia Perry Jia Smith Harold Waite Dale Walters Barbara Inser Fourth Grade includes Wayne Brown Billy Butcher Shirley Cobleigh Rita Creguer Calvin Foss Barbara Loomis Jane Ann Martin Arlo Oden Elsie Osterowsky George Parent Madeline Rogers Ruth Marie Schug Julia Smith Ronald Brown Ernest Bryant Helene Butcher Mary Cappaeri Har Converse Peggy Anne Cote Lucille Creguer Ardath Dawson Virginia Foell Forest Garshaw Florence Green Barbara Jeanne Harrold Neal Joslin Eva Lewis Mercia Lockyer Margery Parish Romayne Perry Phyllis Ann Sherwood Mildred Williams Donald Woolston Doris Zinsser Helen Cappaert Clair Foss Bernard Kirkpatrick Donald Lewis Dale Parrish Leona Samborn Lola Sanford John Schaaf Weslie Shaw Generva Stottlemyer Dorothy Telder Roy Thompson Betty Walker Warren Watson Seventh Grade lists Helen Brown Donald Bryant Francis Cappaert Clare Dawson Katherine Dean Hewit Foss Ruth Lumley Wayne Periting Alice Rodabaugh Warren Sharp Leslia Shaw Hilda Smith Elmo Siel Eva Walters Mary Ellen White.

Marjorie Casner Eugene Conn Patty Cour Madonna Dick Russell Foell Arthur Johnson Martha Koch Marjorie Loomis Wayne Marshall Danny Osborn Virginia Perry Jia ‘Smith Harold Waite Dale Walters Barbara Inser Wayne Brown Billy Butcher Shirley Cobleigh Rita Creguer Calvin Foss Barbara Loomis Jane Ann Martin Arlo Oden Elsie Osterowsky George Parent Madeline Rogers Ruth Marie Schug Julia Smith Ronald Brown Ernest ‘Bryant Helene Butcher Mary Cappaeri Har! Converse Peggy Anne Cote Lucille Creguer Ardath Dawson Virginia Foell Forest Garshaw Florence Green Barbara Jeanne Harrold Neal Joslin Eva Lewis Mercia Lockyer Margery Parish Romayne Perry Phyllis Ann Sherwood Mildred ‘Williams Donald Woolston Doris Zinser Helen Cappaert Clair Foss Bernard Kirkpatrick Donald Lewis Dale Parrish Leona Samborn Helen Brown Donald Bryant Francis. Cappaert Clare Dawson Katherine Dean Hewit Foss Ruth Lumley Wayne Periting Alice Rodabaugh Warren ‘Sharp Leslia Shaw Hilda Smith Elmo Siel Eva Walters Mary Ellen “White

Classified Money-Making Tip in Clare Sentinel Ad

If you want a fot for your money try classified liner in the Clare Sentinel and get results.

Mioney The Clare Sentinel

Poultry Market Outlook Warns Against Over Expansion

Extension specialist Hy Bal Py cautions against over optimistic flock expansion in 1983 despite high egg prices. Focus on market availability and farm priorities. avoid following the 1982 hype. Maintain steady programs rather than drastic expansion plans to weather price fluctuations.

College of ‘Agriculture University of Itinats Bervice

Blood Tested and Culled Chicks Aimed at Healthier Poultry

Poultry expert OG F Parrish of North Carolina State College urges buying chicks from hatcheries with blood-tested parent stock. Tests on 79,686 chicks from blood-tested eggs show 9,151 deaths in four weeks, a 6.4 percent mortality, while 2,875 of 7,958 chicks from non blood-tested stock died, a 36.1 percent loss.

OG. F. Parrish North Carolina State College

Why keep male birds after hatch season on corn belt farms

Agricultural experts say a well established practice is sound yet the advantage of keeping male birds through spring is unclear. Farmers carry roosters over after hatching, lowering egg quality and increasing feed use, with May June declines and interference with growing stock. Campaigns urge early sale, but adoption remains limited and questions linger.

Corn Belt Wallace

Poultry Notes and Legislative Move Highlight Egg Industry

The report notes Blackhead disease in turkeys and oil, milk, and green feed boosting hatchability by 6 to 25 percent. It mentions Ohio lawmakers proposing a $5 stray chicken fine and a ship to Plymouth carrying 10 million Australian eggs. U S farm poultry population and battery systems praised.

Cow testing in Saginaw valley district shows top herds

More than a thousand cows across 71 herds in Clare and Genesee counties and Saginaw and Ogemaw counties were tested. The Glare Isabella district averaged 30.95 pounds fat with standout cows owned by J B Gray Mt Pleasant Indian School and Paul Begick. Lauer and Frahm of Saginaw County own two high producing cows. Grain on pasture recommended with 500 pounds oats and 300 pounds barley, feeding one pound grain per six pounds milk produced.

Clare County Lloyd Heckel Oger Maw Martin Cowles Saginaw County Joe Gregorek Cleo “Holt Genesee County A. D. Reynolds Glare-Isabella J.B. ‘Gray Ogemaw Sounty Mt. Pleasant E. F. Frahm

Boners and Antiques in a Quixotic Tale

A jumble of playful and nonsensical lines about humorous exam tidbits, definitions of an antique and a franchise, and whimsical misstatements. It mentions William Tell, a buried cow for a poor family, and Dr. Robert Koch with a dubious inventor claim, attributed to Bell Syndicate.

Robert Koch Bell Syndicate WNN Service

Nutshell: Cap the Best From the Worst You Get

A compact maxim advises turning the worst into a better capstone by extracting value from failure. It frames resilience as a practical habit for progress and daily improvement.

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Gengrat Hilda Whberhart Margaret Cook Elsie Schmidt Anne Morgan Hilda Eberhart PF. F. A James Lloyd Don Haring Don Price W. BE. Tichenor Evelyn Shively Dorothy Wood Stella Robinett Vesta Robinett Miss Osgood Phyllis Smith Lucy Ford Leila Quick Harriet Vospurg Lucile Bowers Bhllen Robinett Jean McMillan Ardeth Cleveland Kay Clute Madeline Cunningham Madonna Edick Barbara Zginser James Kane Ward Grover Thomas Grise Arfeth Cleveland Junior Randall Mrs. Randall Japan Bernard Wyniar Eugene Maxwell Gordon Lockyer Donald Kirkpatrick Arthur (Lute Mary Lion Doherty Gerald Lewis Roberta McKnight Hola Phimsey Dorothy Schaeiter Jack Sternaman Patricia Harrold Carl Cappeart Paul Creguer Lofialee ‘Hampton Martin Kennedy Margaret Loomis Martha Ann Dale, Pifer Wesley Samborm Bernard ‘Wyma Billy Yaeger Junior Hampton Vernell Bergey Barbara Cuple Alliene Cimmerer Ella Cleveland Doris Erter Norma Fisher William Foell Virginia Foss Fred Huntley Wesley Huntley Rex Joslin Mavis Kennedy Willard Koch Frances Morgan Margaret Zinser Gloria Perry Junior Samborn Howard Six Junior Vosberg Zane Watters Zelma Williams Flemagne Williams Tommy Kane Switzerland Middle Atlantic States Pam Sally Land of Health Glerum Mary Virginia Moore Norma Brown Peggy Ann Cote Joy Groves Lowell Haring Lois Lange Hugh Maxwell Dorothy Piter Donald Woolstch Barbara Jeanne Tarrold Genevra Stottlemyer Kempy Julian Hoffman Ann Arbor Nils Zelma Lagerlof Marion White Ohio Plymouth England United States Department of ‘Agriculture Saginaw Valley William Tell K &A Seeds Lawn Grass Clare Hay Grain & Bean Co Michigan Bell Kelvinator Corporation McCormick- Deering Mich
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