Clare High School Plans Sixtieth Commencement Ceremony
The Clare High School sixtieth commencement is set for Friday June 6 at 8 15 in the auditorium. Junior girls will usher guests while Jim Irwin and Jeanette Feeney lead the seniors in the grand march. The program includes musical numbers by Harold Collins and Shirley Lehr, an address by Prof Paul D Bagwell of Michigan State College, and presentations by alumni and the principal. The Koch family celebrates a notable record with Josephine Koch becoming the twelfth Koch child to graduate, part of a long line of graduates listed in the class roll.
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Joanann Perry
Donna Lumley
Dawn Gardner
Colleen Ryan
Jim Irwin
Jeanette Feeney
Clare High School
Harold Collins
America
Mary L. Tobey
Paul D. Bagwell
Michigan State College
Barbara Sewing
Shirley Lehr
Austin F. Bates
National Honor Society
Clare Methodist Church
Charles B. Hahn
L. C. Garthe
A. E. Mulder
Coleen Ryan
Darleen Mason
Reynard Allen
Evelyn Birthledge
Wayne Carncross
Donald Cappaert
Barbara Chaffee
Jane_Coveart
Jo Ann Davis
Ronald Doherty
Peggy Dunbar
Stuart Eberhart
Ethel Gerow
Glen Gunder
JoJo
Koch
Josephine Koch
Josephine
Patl
Max
Virginia
Frances
Thelma
Russell
Willard
Phyllis
Sixtieth Annual Commencement At Clare High School
Six tieth annual commencement continues in schopt auditorium with a processional by Doris Gerow. Seniors wear gray caps and gowns. Reverend Charles B. Hahn delivers prayer and address. Girls' Glee Club, directed by Mary L. Tobey, sings. Class hymn "Bless Be the Ties" performed as seniors march, marking departure from Clare High School.
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Schopt Auditorium
Doris Gerow
Charles B. Hahn
Clare Methodist Church
Mary L. Tobey
Clare High School
District M E A Holds May Eighth Meeting Here
The District M E A met on May 8 with secret ballot electing officers. A motion sent the new president and possibly the vice president to the luncheon at the Porter Hotel in Lansing. The M B A division of C M C E invited Isabella Clare M E B A to a May 22 dinner and program with reservations by May 1 to Miss Hellbrown. Austin Bates reviewed the Clare school money issue and advocated voting for the appropriation bill. The National Education Association annual meeting was announced for Cincinnati July 6–11. Up to $60 was approved to fund a district delegate. volunteers must submit by June 1. New president Mr. Griggs asked how many meetings next year, with a three-meeting plan approved. Paul Bennett of Harrison led the program featuring Agnes Pierson saxophone, Janie Bickell flute, Doris Gerow singing, and several instrumental solos. The meeting adjourned.
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Porter Hotel
Lansing
M. B. A. Division
Isabella Clare M. E B. A
Miss Hellbrown
Austin Bates
Clare
Griggs
Amble
Paul Bennett
Harrison
Agnes Pierson
Janie
Bicktell
Harold Collins
Doris Gerow
Westerly Port Jacksonville Fla The Atlantic’s westernmost
The station at Port Jacksonville in Florida is identified as the most westerly port on the Atlantic Ocean, highlighting its geographic position along the coast.
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Atlantic Ocean
Tanganyika Exports and War Era Labor Summary
Rich African land with vast forests yields mahoganies in Tanganyika. Staple exports include coffee cotton grains and copra. War time robber cultivation accelerated to ease Allied shortages. Steppe region supports five million cattle and near equal sheep and goats. White labor directors over five million natives in welfare roles.
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Tanganyika
Africa
Massive Africa project eyed to conquer tsetse fly
London reports a 100 million dollar plan to clear bush in Tanganyika Kenya and southern Rhodesia and plant 3 317 000 acres with peanuts. Air spraying of DDT is tested to control the tsetse fly and unlock Africa’s vast resources for colonization and famine relief.
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Tanganyika
Kenya
Rhodesia
Britain
Africa
Far East
America
United Africa Company
Unilever, Ltd
United States
Department of Animal Health
U. S. Sells 4313 Vessels and 2192 Still Unsold
The foreign liquidation commission said it sold 4313 surplus vessels mostly to private buyers and firms. About 6585 small crafts were declared surplus. 2192 remain, with 1585 at Manila. Sales may rise with lend lease returns and German reparations transfers.
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Work Begins on 10 000 Foot Bacon Tunnel in GRAND COULEE
GRAND COULEE WASH Work has started on one of the country s largest irrigation tunnels the 10 000 foot Bacon tunnel of the Columbia Basin project Located south of Coulee City the tunnel will carry water for 500 000 acres of semi arid land in the Big Bend region of eastern Washington Resident Engineer E J Niemen says the rough diameter will be 27 feet A companion tunnel will serve the other half of the 1 000 000 acre project
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Grand Coulee, Wash
Bacon
Columbia Basin
Coulee City
Big Bend
Washington
E. J. Niemen
District of Columbia to receive share of UMW fines
Washington officials will receive $426 000 of the $710 000 in fines levied against John L Lewis and the United Mine Workers under the Supreme Court ruling. The 1939 revenue act allocates 60 percent of federal district criminal fines to the District, which may use the funds as it sees fit. The district, described as economically poor, seeks congressional approval for a retail sales tax.
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District of Columbia
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Supreme Court
Congress
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