Clare School Notes Kindergarten to Fifth Grade Highlights
School notes recount April activities across grades including storymaking at recess, flower collecting, home farm project progress, and health lessons. Several students earned perfect or high marks in numbers and spelling, with teachers visiting and theme work on transportation, wild flowers, hygiene stories, and a geography unit on the Middle Atlantic States. The volleyball and basketball tournaments concluded with wins for senior high, and badge tests approach for grades five and six.
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Wes
Alex Wylie
Richie Koch
Billy, Chaffee
Marguerite Creguer
Ronald Doherty
Lawrence Foss
Garth Hal
James Jackson
Douglas Masten
Doris Maxwell
Ver
Ielle Bergy
Barbara Caple
Floyd Callian
Hila Cleveland
Doris Erter
Norma Fisher
Wm. Foeli
Amos Huntley
Wesley Huntley
Rex Jossin
Mavis Kennedy
Frances Morgan
Gloria Perry
Junior Sanborn
Junior Vosburg
Billy Walters
Zane Walters
Zelma Williams
Donald Warden
Margaret Zinser
Thomas Kane
Palestine
Syria
Elsie Schmidt
Margaret Coolk
Examinations Notes and Local Visits Reported
Students from our school listed on seventh and eighth grade examinations include Helen Sanders Ruth Sanders and Leo Loar Miss Agnes Bauder of Vernon visited here from Thursday to Monday Mr and Mrs Earl Sanders and their son Russel Lorin Leitner and Sammie of Gladwin traveled to Pontiac to visit Miss Ida Leitner a patient at St Joseph hospital Mildred Langworthy hosted a party Saturday night Grace Sanders visited her aunt in Gladwin Clarence Austin and nephew Chas Austin Ed Lessender and daughter Norma Jean of Pontiac called at the Earl Sanders home Saturday to Monday noon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sanders
Ruth Sanders
Leo Loar
Agnes , Bauder
Vernon
Earl Sanders
Russel
Lorin Leitner
Sammie
Gladwin
Pontiac
Ida Leitner
St. Joseph Hospital
Mildred Langworthy Gava
Grace Sanders
Lorin’ Leitner
Clarence Austin
Chas. Austin
Ed. Lessender
Norma Jean
John Loar
Arthur
E. FF. Giers
Harrison
Raymond Home
William Wasson
Jeanette
Grandma Hale
Edna
Freddie Ytisher
Beaverton
C. Loar
Della Doane
Catherine Butters
Catherine Butters Priday Afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lower
Frank Newman
Stevenson Lake
F. P. Davis
Cecil Padway
Harvey Wilson
R. Hildebrandt
Hildebrandt
Arthuralgo
Albert Allen
Brand
Clare
Florence Hess
Irene Kaul
Mabel Tenniswood
J. Ww
Dover School Earns Absence Free Certificates and Lights
Ethard Walters Florence Hoover Ocie Fitzpatrick Vane Mickle and Verrtiell Shaver earned certificates for not being absent or tardy on the ninth grade exam at Clare Friday. Florence Hoover nine months Elsie Rank Kenneth Walters Barbara Houghton six months and others three months. Vane Mickle plans a summer visit with his father in Detroit. The community enjoyed a party at school with a short program and cake and jello as the new electric lights debuted, a point of local pride.
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Ethard Walters
Florence Hoover
Ocie Fitzpatrick
Vane Mickle
Verrtiell Shaver
Clare
Elsie Rank
Kenneth Walters
Barbara Houghton
Dorothy Shaver
Uoah Abbott
Loree Allen
Theodelle Allen
Gladys Saul
Lois Saul
Detroit
Dover
Temple Greenwood Woman's Club Meets in May
Sunday guests of Hart Sprague included Sir and Mrs Frank Nash and family from Brown Corners. May 18 the Temple Greenwood Woman's Club met at Mrs Pansy Pruden's lunch room in Temple with 14 members present. President Laura Burns led elections naming Mabel Holford as vice president Anna May McAllen secretary and Jane Wheeler treasurer. Adjournment set to reconvene June first after lunch.
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Hart Sprague
Frank Nash
Brown Corners
Leo Bruce
Clare
Over Updike
Chester Pickering
Werbert Carr
Temple-Greenwood Woman's Club
Pansy Pruden
Temple
Mesdames Kubbat
Wheeler
Pruden
McAllen Rogers
West Grant Family Visits and Local School Term Ends
Russell West Grant and Davis family visited at Robinett residence Friday. Mrs. Georgia Reakes closed a successful term of school Friday. Multiple names appear in family groupings including Dorothy Smith, Vera Mae Smith, Bernadene Koontz. Several households shared Mother's Day visits and Sunday gatherings. Verna Lorea to be named after newborn niece. Basil Williams works for Bob Thompson in Sheridan.
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Ray Cain
Flint
Orin Reynolds
Nettie Barber
Avery Barber
Verna Lorea
Basil Williams
Bob Thompson
Sheridan
Williams Hines Marry in May Ceremony at St Charles Parsonage
Miss Maxine Ruth Williams of Farwell becomes bride of Walter Hines of Brant Michigan in a May 18 ceremony at St Charles Methodist parsonage. Rev B G Johnson officiated with grandparents Mr and Mrs B Hines in attendance. The couple will reside at home with the Hines family after the wedding.
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Ola Mowry
Farwell
Rex
Wiliams
Walter H. Hines
Eugene, Hines
Brant, Michigan
St. Charles Methodist Parsonage
B. G. Johnson
Grdoma
Winterfield Social Roundup and School Exams
Winterfield residents visit relatives and call on neighbors including Mr and Mrs John Cook Mrs Thayer and Mr and Mrs Frank Davis Edith Davis and Claude Deits Priday visit grandparents. Seventh and eighth grade examinations were held at the school Thursday and Friday.
Lake George Resort notes and weekend visits
Residents and visitors fill the Lake George area with cottage stays and ball games. Names include Tom Elliott Clare Betty Helen Clare Lloyd Virgil and families at Big Norway Lake plus trips by Mrs Howard Ira Miller and family, George Farwell and Mt Pleasant guests, and Clare Luce pitching for Farwell Lake game. Several cottages undergo painting and repairs as locals enjoy weekend outings.
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Tom Eliiott
Clare
Thilly
DeNings
Davis
Betty
Helen
Lloyd
Virgil
Big Norway Lake
Charlie
Hsther
Rose
Erma T Darnell
Henry Wellman
Howard
Ira Miller
Harrison
Maple Rapids
Henry Ayris
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Joe Frook
Fris
Community notes and visits across Elm Grove and surrounding towns
Local residents share weekend visits and calls across Arthur Harrison Beaverton Gladwin and Stevenson Lake. Funeral bells and weddings referenced with congratulations. A seventh grade exam at Clare noted and a missionary play planned for the shore on the fourth. readers invited to attend.
Controlling Poultry Lice On Ohio Farms
Extension Poultryman R. Gray explains inroads of poultry louse and simple control. Symptoms include stooping posture and ruffled feathers in chicks. heavy infestations reduce egg production and may cause weight loss in mature birds. Nicotine sulphate applied to roosts before roosting, with a second application after eight to ten days, is described as effective for a 250 bird house.
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Gray
Ohio State University
WNU
Give Chicks Plenty of Room in Brooder House
Instructional piece from Colormap Agricultural College official O Ufford on how to brood chicks. It stresses a large brooder house, a limit of three chicks per square foot, careful air circulation, ample sunlight as a disinfectant, and easy cleaning for sanitation.
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Or. Ufford
Colormio Agricultural College
How to Make Cold Poultry Houses Warm and Dry
Prairie Farmer describes a low cost method to convert cold damp poultry houses into warm dry ones. Remove top windows, raise south roof side to form a two slope gable roof, lift entire side as a unit, then replace top windows in south wall to create near all glass. Install stringers, a straw layer, and slatted openings or vents to aid ventilation.
Feathers Reveal Sex of Young Birds At Six Weeks
The text describes methods to determine a chick's sex at six weeks. A common claim uses feather shape around the base of the tail to tell cockerel from pullet. Another method involves lifting the bird by the neck to see leg movement differences.
Nest eggs and poultry housing miss the mark
A Montreal Herald poultry authority argues nests alone do not raise egg yields. He says hens in proper care with adequate nests and good feed will lay eggs regardless of nest presence, emphasizing feeding and management as the key factors.
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Montreal Herald
From Montambanco to Mountebank Quack Origin
The term mountebank derives from the Italian montambanco meaning to mount on a bench. Traders once climbed a platform in open markets to proclaim their wares, giving the word its current sense of a charlatan or quack.
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