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Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

04 Nov 1949

Page 9

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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1949

Page

9

Local Residents Attend Visits and Guests in Harrison

Mrs. Charlotte Kemmis left Monday for a short visit with her brother and wife in Alma. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Puglia of Big Rapids were Sunday guests of her parents. Mrs. Bertha and Mrs. Alice Schaaf dined with Mrs. Flavia Schaaf Friday. Miss Linda Lee McQuiston weekended with Jules Barbes in Clare and returned Sunday. Harold Throop and Judge and Mrs. Nichols of Lansing visited Roy Secord on Sunday. The Wilmer Corkins party and Mrs. Min Rust and Mr. Gillingham of Ypsilanti called Tuesday at Neeley home. John Pifer family of Houghton Lake dined Monday with the Weldons. Roy Secord left Tuesday for an indefinite visit in Lansing.

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Charlotte Kemmis Hugh Harvey Alma Sam Puglia Big Rapids J. H. Mathias Bertha Alice Schaaf Flavia Schaaf Linda Lee McQuiston Jules Barbes Clare McQuiston Harold Throop Nichols Lansing Roy Secord Wilmer Corkins Min Rust Gillingham Ypsilanti Robert Neeley John Pifer Houghton Lake Wilbur Weldon Myrtle Mier Wm. Bowen Tempie Chasee Lupton Roy Pangman Pangmans Lee Chester Metcher Mason Little June Keysor Nick Pfannes Saginaw Keysers Doloris Seigle Janet McQuiston A. J. Pifer Caroline Clark Clyde Pifer Grand Rapids Jud Weller Cedar Springs Smith L. H. Mathias Sea Bertha Lydell Chas. Tomrell Lake George Albert Roman Cleveland Harry Kantner N. B. Saad Pat Owens Midland Warren Perry Cpl Arvid Battle Creek Maurice Neeley Pat Foley Chuck Franks Max Fox Fenton Albert Heuschele John Saline Royal Oak Karl Mavis Johnny Tripp Detroit Bob Dunn George Rankin Kane Wm. Reeder Spokane Wash Harrison Neil Kinne John Hutchinson Myrtle Miller Chas, Spohn Marion Roth Donald Rena Roth Russell Walter Jackman Bob Roth Clare Smith Martha Allen Donald DeForest Temple Jake Vollmer Ralph Albee Robt. Hecker Fred Wood Joe Farwell Forest Knauss Breckenridge Dyke Home Clarence McAfee Port Clinton Ohio Kenneth Budd
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Many Weekend Guests Visit at Local Homes

Mrs Myrtle Mier hosted at Tempie with Mr and Mrs Wm Bowen. Fr iday saw Mrs Chasee at Lupton with Roy Pangman and others, then Bad Axe on business. The Pangmans and other families visited, dine guests included Chester Metcher and daughters of Mason, and many neighbors attended gatherings. The article lists numerous visits, travels, and social events among local residents.

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Fourth Grade Indian Village Projects Showroom Notice

Fourth Grade Peter Seelinger and Gene Hutchin built miniature Indian villages for geography class. Dickie Kroening brought a walking wooden Indian figure. Pat Noland returned from vacation with an Indian totem pole. Supt. Amble urged a future assembly sing along with practice to improve pitch. Mrs. Fred Smith and Rev. Butler Fairman visited. a coveted front-row seat is reserved for extra good workers, currently held by boys.

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Peter Seelinger Gene Hutchinson Dickie Kroening Pat Noland Supt. Amble Fred Smith Butler Fairman
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School Program Highlights And Student Creations

Our class planned a Friday afternoon program with four committees led by Patricia Mar son decorations James Hamp refreshments Beverly Greathouse entertainment and David Morton clean up. We thank Mrs. Miller and the eighth grade for the world map loan. Readings include outdoor scenes Hallo ween sights and airplanes drawings. Students studied circulation and breathing in science health. Paul Burke cartoonist visited Wednesday afternoon and many students got his autographed drawing.

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Patricia Marson James Hamp Beverly Greathouse David Morton
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Cartoonist Paul Burke Delights Assembly Audience

The assembly on Wednesday featured Mr. Paul Burke, the famed cartoonist, entertaining attendees with his talent. He drew portraits of Winston Churchill John L. Lewis General McArthur and others and also created cartoons from numbers letters and figures.

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Paul Burke Winston Churchill John IL. Lewis General McArthur
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Class plans debates and college visits in Bay City

A school notes meeting discussed class activities for next week. Barbara Young visited shorthand class and is attending Bay City Business College, with students asking questions. Debates are set on problems in American schoolgirls and schoolboys, and a government test covered the Executive Department. The Kiisk family from Estonia are welcomed as the 100000th refugees to arrive in the United States.

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Rue Mauk Pat Noland Jean Randall Barbara Young Bay City Business College Business College Kiisk F. Kiisk Eetonia United States
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Dan McDonald Ford Dealer Budget Plan Offer

Car owners can try a budget plan on motor and transmission work with no down payment offered by Dan McDonald, your friendly Ford dealer.

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Dan McDonald Ford
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