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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1940
Page
8
The Clare Sentinel sets annual mailing rates to Michigan and other U S points with single copies priced per issue. Display ad rates and line charges apply to locals readings and other notices, with heading and extra charges. Probate notices encouraged via Judge Wylie for printing by The Sentinel.
Professor Fred K Bush of Central State Teachers College addressed Hayes Agricultural Unit high school seniors at Harrison commencement May 16. He urged resilience amid world chaos, urged continued education, and spoke on nationalism versus democracy as keys to future happiness.
The 1934 graduating class enjoyed a formal banquet with speeches and musical selections. Ruth Zubler presided as class president and Miss Helen Vett received the scholarship key. Alumni Marion Roth led a business meeting and planned future fundraisers and a 1941 homecoming for the fortieth anniversary.
Readers see additional items on pages 12 and 16 of the Harrison edition. The notices cover local events, brief updates, and community notices involving residents and organizations.
The Harrison High School graduating class of thirty three left Monday on a three day bus trip to see northern Michigan. Accompanying them were Supt Charles Amble and Mr and Mrs Theodore Butcher joined at Mackinaw City by Miss Anna Wellington and Mrs Ivah Emery. They planned to visit northern sites and hoped to cross at the Soo if conditions allowed.
The U S forest service reports 125 951 000 trees planted last year and 131 707 acres reforested at an average of 950 trees per acre. Federal agencies have planted over 1 000 000 000 trees in five years across 807 098 acres of national forests.
The Bureau of Biological Survey reports only about 250 head of the once numerous and picturesque Texas longhorn cattle still survive. This drastic drop highlights wildlife loss and the need for conservation efforts.
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