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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
6
A Michigan class explores crime prevention and related subjects with analysis and discussion. Teachers and reporters named include Doris Ramey and Virginia Collins along with several students who seek information on their chosen topics.
An editorial argues that breaks in sports come from hard work and confidence not luck. It dismisses waiting for opportunity and urges sustained effort, clean play, and self-belief as the formula to win and gain favorable breaks.
The Clare High Band held its election of officers Monday morning. After campaigning the following officers were elected: President Ray Verrette, Vice-President Laurence Jackson Lee, Treasurer Dorothy Larman, Librarian Herbert Breer, Property Man Wallace Crigier.
The Nation exposes a Hearst syndicate propaganda campaign around Little Orphan Annie and urges readers to recognize embedded bias. Mark Van Doren reviews A Midsummer Night's Dream noting Cagney’s Bottom and praising the spectacle despite music ratings.
The Junior Al Wrights held an engaging home room program on Wednesday. Bus Bell called the meeting to order as president followed by a guitar and harmonica recital from Duane Archbold. Archbold performed Home on the Range and wrapped with Jack West’s theme song.
Channing Beebe, geologist and explorer, shared a fast moving account of 36 months in the jungles of West Africa. Attendees saw elephant teeth knives and skins as proof of the hardships and adventures he described. This was the third program in the series and the audience was very pleased.
A class presentation by Mr Kitchin outlined term paper topics for American Government students. The list covers Community State and International activities including topics on exile conditions in Clare and the League of Nations and juvenile care.
The notebook details classroom activities from kindergarten through sixth grade, including fruit and vegetable posters, health talks, Halloween decorations and parties, student captains, and recent tests. It notes new students, busier rooms, and a geography focus on the Mediterranean with a debate on Italy and Ethiopia.
Windover Lake residents and many visitors frequent Clare and Harrison area cottages and homes last week. Local families from Lansing Detroit Saginaw and Flint joined hunts socials and school events at Windover and nearby towns.
Dr Gruber of Detroit spent days with Nat Smith at Doc and Tom hunting. Wm Mosher returned from Alma for Sunday. Frank Snyder and wife from Detroit visited. Thomas Babcock and family from Mt Clemens visited Frank and Mrs Baker. John Sears moved his house onto a new basement wall. Guy Turner and wife from Ashley visited their cottage. Harry Keys and A H Leonard of Detroit visited Lucas. Mrs A T Carrow and family also mentioned.
School notes announce two performances of The Rejuvenation of Uncle Hi by students. The tentative schedule lists rehearsals and stage dates pending final approval.
The James River shoals and islands at Richmond Virginia nearly form a footpath across the stream but a few hundred yards downstream the river becomes deep enough for large steamers indicating a navigable stretch further on.
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