Fancy Five Brings Honor to Clare High
The Fancy Five organized about six months ago to perform music for entertainment. They now boast about 250 selections led by pianist Mrs. A Gorr who provided steady aid. Members include Wayne Catton on guitar and trombone Irwin Ruby trumpet Richard Smith drums and Larry Everts E flat saxophone with several years in the Clare High School band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Gorr
Wayne’ Catton
Irwin Ruby
Clare
Richard Smith
Rich
Larry Everts
Clare School Seniors Dress Up Day Sparks Laughter and Fun
The Clare School seniors held their annual dress up day on Thursday May 3 with an assembly where girl seniors paraded on stage to a roar of laughter. Costumes ranged from pirates to tramps and historical figures with prizes for best pairs and notable outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J.doherty
Ray Lucy
Nelda Montnay
Pegey Gordon
Duane Hateh
John Musser
John
Joan Ray
Madad
Dave Fleming
Doherty
Carol
Dawis
Betty Ahreng
Bonnig
Armentrout
Janet Bradley
Janie
Kleiner
Verna
Mae White
Tobacco River
Marilyn Masten
Dave Border
Clare
Cape
Treasure Island
John Dwyer
Lola LaVaye
Sarah Pryor
Jim Lawson
Tom Murphy
Bill Weltner
Ann Lynn Bayes
Shirley Wright
Barara Paxton
Seniors Enjoy Jaunt to Chicago and Holland Trip
Seniors from BL loaded school buses for a May trip to Holland Michigan then boarded the S S South American at 7 PM. They danced aboard during the voyage and in Chicago visited Marshall Fields Lincoln Park and notable museums. Five girls dined at Chez Paree. they saved $26 by not paying a cover charge.
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Holland
Michigan
Ernisa Atros¢ Lake
Chicago
Marshall
Fields
Glare
Algo
Otter
Lincoln Park
Boston
Seniors Favor Modern Graduation For Future Ceremonies
A student poll shows 65 percent favor a single diploma service with brief address, while 35 percent support the current method. Half the girls oppose changes, 80 percent of boys favor shorter senior events, and many students seek more vocational guidance and preparation for life work and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freshgaen
Hven
What’s Up Doc May 26 Award Assembly and Class Night
School events calendar lists Award Assembly and Class Night on May 26 with senior activities through May 29 including the Vesper and graduation plans. Details reference May 27 Senior Vesper and May 26 29 assemblies.
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Kinal
Seniors Receive Multiple Honors At Glare School
A list of senior students earning top honors includes Sandra Schultz named Best School Citizen by the Daughters of the American Revolution. Betty Gallagher named Girls State delegate by the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary. John Dwyer to Prep Hall of Fame, and Doh Urquhart as first alternate to the U S Naval Academy. Joan Raymond won a district speech prize at Alma College. Several seniors also served as group presidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Schultz
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clara Jean Worstell
Donna Foote
Betty Hutchinson
Sandra
Glare
Betty Gallagher
Ladies’ Auxiliary
American Legion
Lansing
John Dwyer
Detroit Times
Pioneer
Joe Johnston
Bill Campbell
Richard Beard
Khrwanis Athletic
Hotel Doherty
Jack Brinkerhoff
Doh Urquhart
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Class Night on The Cruise of the Dixie Belle
Friday May 26 at 8 15 p m senior class night features The Cruise of the Dixie Belle under Mrs Bowler and student director Ann Lynn Bayes. Showboats dock at Gare High School wharf with four short skits by Asbestos and Insulation. Captain Bilgewater guides the boat with dry humor as cast includes Insulation Gerity Broh Asbestos Dave Ploming Skipper Bilgewater Hollig Haggart Dixie Belle Dick Thayer Close President Dick Beard Cabin Hoy Barnade Dow Urquhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowler
Ann Lynn Bayes
Gare High School
Bilgewater
Insulation
Gerity Broh
Asbestos
Dave Ploming
Bilgewater—Hollig
PTA attendance plea urges joint parent teacher effort
Students urge coordinated push to involve both parents and teachers in PTA meetings. The piece frames student initiative as a bridge to backing PTA goals, stressing shared responsibility and cooperation for a record turnout at the next meeting.
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P.T.A
Family Food News Chicken Prices and Cuts Guide
Michigan State College economist Mary Bodwell notes chicken remains a strong ongoing buy with prices likely lower in June and July as supplies rise. The guide outlines fresh, fresh frozen, and canned chicken, plus fryers, broilers, roasters, and stewing fowl and gives serving estimates for typical family meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bodwell
Agricultural Economics Department
Michigan State College
Lake Roller Rink Opens Near Parnell in 1840
A Lake Roller Rink operates six miles west of Parnell with regular hours on Wednesday Thursday Saturday and Sunday evenings and Sunday afternoon from 2:00 to 6:00. Admission prices or details are not specified in the fragment.
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Parnell
Car Crash Calls Fines in Municipal Court
The collision at Hemlock Street and 3 20 yesterday afternoon involved LaRue Beebe of Midland and Mrs Jabour. Beebe stopped for a hitchhiker while Jabour claimed her foot slipped causing the rear impact. Jabour was ticketed for not having her car under control and lacking an operator's license and fined in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaRue Beebe
Midland
Beebe
Hemlock Birest
Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Local Travel
Chelseas Mr and Mrs Al Kohlander spent a weekend with Mrs Loyal Price and family. Marjory Ann Price returned home for summer. Numerous visits include hospital trips, festival outings at Holland, cottage weekends, and kinfolk from Saginaw Alma Bay City Mt Pleasant and McBain.
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al Kohlander
Chelsea
Loyal Price
Marjory Ann Price
Chag. Burnett
Gladwin Hospital
Frank Stuckman
Ann Arbor
Marian
Burnett
Paul Krehmar
Dennis. Mc.Nally
Lynn
Munroe Bonhard
Kawkawlin
Jas. Krehmar
Greenwood
Dan Czyzewski
Herman Boutell
Fred. Zubler
Houghton Lake
Leo Skinner
Jake Stricker
Saginaw
Arnold Stamman
Roy
Holland
Wm. Sellers
Harrison
Norman Shimmell
Clare
P. K. Hoffman
Jimmy Hamp
Alma
Robert Truesdale
Petoskey
Paul Hoffman
Francise McKenna
Whilden Hughes
Neil Kinne
Clyde Curtis
Paul Osborn
Piney Woods
Paul Moore
Dean Eckerly
Mt. Pleasant
Curtis Morton
Warren Millard
Harold Horton
Millard
Geo. Munroe
Merrijl McQuiston
E. G. Wilson
M. E. Timmons
Bay City
Burr Stapleton
Watson Merchant
Ann
Lansing
Sally
M.S.C
Glen Titus
Clara Titus
Ralph Grohman
Laughter
Betty
Jacksonville Fla
The
Airways
C. C. Barnes
Longview Cottage
North Budd Lake
W. Hathaway
Jimmie
Q. J. Glick
Midland
Glicks Clique
Clare Hecker
Arthur Wycoff
Roscommon
Sal Morrison
Bernard Greathouse
Floyd Pace
Grand Rapids
HU Bruce
Andrew VanderWoude
Bill
McBain
Raymond Haton
Barbara
Shepherd
L. G. Hecker
Josie Burns
Hsther Haton
C.M.C.E
J. R. Moore
Jack
Dick Stowell
Joseph Conyers
Albert Bruce
Leo Hampton
B. F. Hampton
H. Hughes
Henry Ott
Mae Sheel
Walter Ash
Clarksson
Seaver Amble
Amble
Warren Hoag
Riday
Benj. Bosink
B. Bosink
Pat Beavers
Lester
Ed Bruce
Christine
Linda
Randy Russell
Bernard Fisher
Irene Myers
Nick Pfannes
Rena Roth
Clare City Commission approves budget and appointments
Proceedings show Clare Michigan City Commission adopts 1952 budget with millages for streets electric light police fire cemetery park library sewer and contingents. Mayor appoints include City Manager and key officials. action also grants building permits trailer park permit and sewer mapping contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Everts
John Hall
John Bruthart
Harold Hughes
Warren Decker
S. (. McArthur
Alex McKinnon
Haley, Cooper
Hall
McKinnon
Haley
McConica
Copper Cemetery
C. Harris
B. White
Johnston
Wm. Caple
Maxwell
J.D. Barber
Andrew Irving
Ana
Cooper
Davy
Floyd Lake
Yeas
Everts
McConicn
Albert Haley
Service Man Seeks News From Home
Pvt. Harley L. Teeter requests letters from friends while stationed at Camp Atterbury Indiana. His present address lists 5012 U.S.A. Food Service School and the service number 55069387.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Harley L. Teeter
U.S.A
Food Service School
Camp Atterbury
Ind
New Address for Pfc Norval G Arnold
The notice lists Pfc Norval G Arnold U S 55051565 Co K 8th Inf Ret 4th Div APO 39 c O Postmaster New York N Y with a new mailing address for correspondence and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norval G. Arnold
U.S
Co. K
New York
N. Y
Marine Pfc Cimmerer Graduates Parris Island with Expert Rifle Medal
Marine Private First Class Robert R. Cimmerer earned his rank upon graduating from boot camp at Parris Island South Carolina on May 15 He won the expert rifle medal with a 220 of 250 on weapons training He is on a ten day leave with his wife France Gayle and his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Sitamerer and other relatives
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Robert R. Cimmerer
Parris Island
South Carolina
France Gayle
Roy Sitamerer
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