School Party Plan Surprises Home Room Program
A student council report describes plans for a Home Room program titled Plan Surprise. Mr Greenfield’s homeroom will hang a banner in a prominent place. A committee selected names for the homeroom and American Education Week was discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norris Blystone
Elmer Anderson
Willard Bell
Greenfield
Virginia Foell
Ronald Brown
Margery Parrish
Greanfield
Student Stock in School Paper Declares Shared Purpose
The announcement invites all students to participate in the school paper, framing involvement as a collective investment and dividend of contribution. It calls for Junior through Freshman to join and share in the publication’s growth and successes.
Clare Ewatt Football Team Praised For Final Four-Year Growth
Coach Brown lauds Clare Ewatt players for four years of development. He commends blocking, tackling, ball carrying and passing as exemplary, noting the team’s spirit will contribute to future successful squads.
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Clare
Ewatt
Brown
Journalism Club Established at Clare High School
A meeting held Thursday night November 5 established a Journalism club at Clare High School. Officers elected include President Madge Richards Vice President Bus Bell Secretary Betty Cunningham Librarians Virginia Stoy Leona Samborn. The club will meet every Monday at seven thirty under President Madge Richards.
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Clare High School
Greenfield
Madge Richards
Bus Bell Sec
Betty Cunningham
Virginia Stoy
Leona Samborn
Miss Hamiltons Homeroom Plans Pin Savings Iii
A committee was appointed to arrange homeroom programs focusing on Good Citizenship points and late driving rewards. Plans include starting a savings fund for basketball pins. Members to organize activities were named.
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Miss Hamilton
Plans for New Clare Athletic Field Drawn by Leo Brown
The Clare project plans an 15000 dollar WPA athletic field with a north south gridiron a surrounding cinder track two soft ball fields a hardball diamond an outdoor basketball court a cement tennis court and a soccer field. The athletic board has ordered basketball season tickets as part of the effort to boost community loyalty.
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Leo Brown
Clare
Athletic Board
Old Clare High
Local band expands and builds music jacks for stands
The group, now 22 members up from 14, is constructing wood and metal music jacks under Mr. Kinsman. Committees rotate during gaps. The new orchestra, still forming, already performed after only two rehearsals with six violins, saxophone, clarinets, mellophones, trumpets, piano, trombone and bass. Additional cellos and violas will complete the ensemble.
Speech class begins debating practice with Big Rapids
The speech class starts debating and will hold a practice debate with Big Rapids. The side to be taken is not yet decided. Mr Kennedy is instructing us for this period.
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Big Rapids
Kennedy
Fifth Grade Murals Underway Across Classroom Wall
Two classes work on art murals with the fifth grade creating a long mural to span the front of the room. The effort highlights student creativity and collaborative project skills.
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ART News
First Grade Pledge to Join Safety Club Introduced
First grade pupils learn the Safety Club Pledge and will receive certificates of membership. Enrollment this year stands at fifty pupils in the class.
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Safety Club
Second Grade Class Records 38 Pupils and New Student
The second grade reports 38 pupils with Sally Brown a new pupil from Sag inaw. They held a Halloween party with popcorn apples and candy and delivered a treat to the Henry children in the country. Dale White earned the Safety Pledge Certificate first and fourteen more earned certificates since.
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Sally Brown
Saginaw
Hallowe’en
Henry
Dale White
Long Island Whaling Industry’s Early Maritime Roots
Long Island’s whaling began in the sixteenth century at East Hampton and Southampton marking the first major maritime industry of the region.
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Long Island
East Hampton
Southampton
Irish in Iceland Settling Tale Echoes in History
In a study of early exploration, evidence suggests Irish settlers contributed to Iceland’s beginnings. Historians cite Norse and Celtic interactions shaping settlements, blending traditions and names across communities in medieval times.
Buckley’s Mixture Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
An old advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a fast acting remedy for bronchial coughs. It claims a few sips ease irritation, with doses nightly to promote sleep and potentially end the cough within two to three days. Aimed at bronchitis symptoms, the copy emphasizes affordability and rapid relief.
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Buckley
Fire destroys home. family seeks new lodging
Sympathy goes to the Dan Andrews family after a Wednesday fire left them with only the clothes on their backs and their laundry on the line. They are staying at Lake above Peter Oman's store until a new house can be built and the town tends to the loss.
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Dan Andrews
Peter Oman
Lake
Edgar Talbott
G. R.’ Powells
Detroit
Thos. Condon
Toronto
Canada
George Halstead
Mint
John Halstead
Lloyd Close
Barbara Tryo
Saginaw
Almond Powell
Farwell
R. J
Glenn Powell
Arthur DeGeer
Harvey DeGeer
Flint
Mary DeGeer
Lansing
Martha Dell
Lucelia McPhail
Herschell Reiss
Orley Rogers
Local notes reflect travels and family visits in November
Dale Davis heals at home after a broken toe while other area residents visit kin near Harrison Pontiac Flint Rosebush Midland and Mr Pleasant. Mrs Helen Lockwood’s funeral is noted and several social visits are recorded among neighbors and relatives.
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Dale Davis
Harrison
A. McKillop
Pontiac
Ruby Thompson
M. D. Clute
Valley Rutter
Leland
Saginaw
Bert Rutter
Russell Davis
Flint
Bila Hmpey
A. D. Hampton
Jennetta
Hllen Lockwood
Rosebush
Chas. Bodkins
Ladies Aid
Loren Nevills
Midland
Ivan Nevills
Beryl Phillips
Arthur and
Chas. Stone of
Revival at Maple Grove Church Continues Strong Attendance
Rev B R Town preaches at 3 00 pm with Sunday School at 2 00 pm and a Thursday prayer meeting. Albert Kanaar preached last week as revival lasts through the week. Smedley family opens a Farwell restaurant. Hilyard family leaves for Ohio. Mrs Schaar suffers stroke. sons travel from Flint to assist.
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Maple Grove
B. R. Town
Albert Kanaar
Louis Finch
Bick
Walter Smedley
Farwell
Jess Hilyard
Ohio
Chas. Schaar
Flint
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Doc Sanford
Bus Bell
Russell Koch
Jy, Anderson
Mary Lou Roach Bus
Warren Sharp
Maxine Hawkins
Minnie Brown
George David
Winifred Kane
Regina Krell
Marsha Crum
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Colonville
Doherty Plumbing
Michigan
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Lawrence Finch
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Kansas City
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