Cast of Editorial Staff and Socialites Featured in Play
Vivian Smythe Kersey is Winifred Kane and Larry's fiancée, Clair Maxwell plays Uncle Aleck Twiggs the hillbilly turned butler, Donna Tubbs portrays Mrs Caroline Smythe Kersey. Mortimer Smythe Kersey is played by Junior Paysell. Two and a half hours of solid laughter follow under Miss Brandt's direction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mergin Robinette
Vivian Smythe Kersey
Larry
Winifred Kane
Aleck Twiggs
Clair Maxwell
Caroline Smythe Kersey
Vivian
Donna Tubbs
Mortimer Smythe Kersey
Junior Paysell
Miss Brandt
Clare Opens New High School Paper The Twio
The first edition of The Twio, Clare High School's new paper, went on sale Friday and sold out. Mr. Kennedy outlined the paper's aims as voice for school activities, linking home and school, offering journalism practice, and providing practical English work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CLARE
Twio
Kennedy
Clara Ltligh
Schop
Here Comes Charlie staged by Future Farmers group
In November the three act play Here Comes Charlie is staged by Future Farmers and Home Economics club with Miss Drendt directing. The cast includes Lucille Creguer as Charlie, Nora Malone as Isabel Littie, Bernie Cleveland as Tim McGrill, Aleatha McLaughlin as Mrs Farnham, Ronnie Blystone as Larry Gliott, and Ted Harly as Foy.
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Charly
Fairy Dent Fort
Ibs
Charlie
Miss Drendt
Lucille Creguer
Nora Malone
Elliott Homes
Isabel Littie
Tim McGrill
Bernie Cleveland
Michigan youths attend National FFA convention in Kansas City
Bill Moline Raymond Verett Don ald Brooks and Frank Poet returned recently from Kansas City where the sixty piece FFA band performed at the convention from October sixteenth to twenty third. Directed by Mr Rowland of Barryton the group includes top Michigan musicians active in FFA work. The band held a Cadillac East Lansing camp and gave state concerts with Poet serving as Future Farmer Vice President delegate for the Clare Chapter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Moline
Raymond Verett
Donald Brooks
Frank Poet
Kansas City
Mr. Rowland
Barryton
Cadillac
East Lansing
State Bank
Farmer
Clare
Music course to establish graded pianist and instrumental study
Mr. Greenfield outlines a new program for the music course. Lessons will be offered to all who wish to study instrumental music and progress through grade levels from I to the full course. Graduates may continue in band or orchestra upon meeting standards.
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Greenfield
al Besin
Wny
Home Economics Tea Celebrates Navy Day
Girls from the Home Economics Department hosted a Navy Day tea for the Good Literature Club and guests. Miss Ulrey led the event with patriotic flag centerpieces, neat napkin designs, and dainty cookies and candies. Mrs. Mack and Mrs. Knapp poured tea as each student contributed to the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Dept
Music Assembly Held By Band and Orchestra
The assembly Thursday was enjoyed by the student body. It was presented by the band and orchestra members under Mr. Greenfield.
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Greenfield
Science Club Plans Big Year Under Mr Bates Oversight
The Science Club organizes Friday mornings under Mr Bates. First six weeks cards mailed October 20. Students are surprised as homeroom officers are elected. Banners to be hung, names selected, and other homerooms to follow with alternates ready.
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Scout News
Science Club
Mr. Bates
Balanced Aquarium Idea and Beaver Soil Erosion Role
A balanced aquarium includes water, plants, fish, and snails and can be left alone without addition or subtraction. Beavers are used in national forests to combat soil erosion, though considered pests in Oregon.
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Oregon
Philosophy Corner October Whittier Reflection
An October verse note describes late autumn rain renewing fields and woodland colors. The piece contrasts green grass with early frosts and May meadow hues, attributing the tone to poet John Whittier.
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Philosophy Corner
School Day Snippets Highlight Quiet Moments and Dances
Marsha Crum and Jean Groves chat in homeroom while Junior Anderson remains subdued. June White attends school daily for a week as fifth hour session keeps students alert. Jack Manee performs a tap dancing routine in class.
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Marsha Crum
Jean Groves
Junior* Anderson
June White
Jack Manee
Eighth Grade Studies Politics Tests Science Reports
In eighth grade history class disputes arise between young Republicans and Democrats over Landon or Roosevelt presidency. Junior Review papers provide new backing. Arithmetic tests show improvement while science remains interesting. Current topic is ventilation.
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Landon
Roosevelt
Among the Granges Meeting Notes and Local Visits
The weekly Beech schoolhouse grange night draws members while notes recount attendance by Brother and Sister JephBrrasington. Local residents Hazel Shilling, Leona Snyder, Mrs Thrush, Mr Laverty, Ben Grant, Nate Trumble, and Martha McMillen are noted visiting or traveling to Clare Owosso and Shepherd with various family and business undertakings. Deer hunting talk and a drillers mishap at a well game keep the community busy.
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Grange
JephBrrasington
Hazel Shilling
Leona Snyder
Thrush
John Laverty
Mr. Pleasant
Glen Beach
Lester Thrush
Ben Grant
Owosso
IF. Thrush
Wm. Ingraham
Nate Trumble
F. Thrush
Mr Trumble
Mr. Thrush
Art Miles
Ingraham
Martha McMillen
Clare
Shephard
Mt Vernon Grange Social Notes Reach Vernon City
Mr and Mrs Clarence Ramey and family visited their daughter in Vernon City on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Percy Stough and daughter from Jonesville spent the weekend with the Stough and Waite families. Mr and Mrs Walter White visited their son Harold west of Wood's store.
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Clarence Ramey
Kile
Vernon City
Percy Stough
Jonesville
Bert Waite
John Stough
Walter White
Harold
Wood
Sixty First Wedding Anniversary Observed At Heiser Home
Mr. and Mrs. Icem Slentz celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C A Heiser. Ad Oliver visited relatives, and several couples attended the Michigan State Grange session in Sturgis. Next Monday night a birthday party and officer installation with oysters are planned. attendees urged to bring soup bowls sandwiches cake jello and pickles. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brooks and relatives spent the weekend with their daughter in Pontiac. Earl Beatty and Mrs. Marshall joined the visit.
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Icem Slentz
Homen
Str
C. A. Heiser
Ad. Oliver
Roy Feighner
Ralph Brown
Henry Ackerman
Jennings Archambault
Sturgis
Mich
Michigan State Grange
Frank Ackerman
Saginaw
Ackerman
Dick Brooks
Merle Chapman
Pontiac
Myr
Earl Beatty
Thos. Marshall
Classified Liner Promise Big Value in Clare Sentinel
Readers can save with a Clare Sentinel classified liner promising strong value for money. The short note urges use of the paper's classified section to maximize reach and return.
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Clare Sentinel
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