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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1936
Page
5
The dark room was open for inspection and a Science Club photo display was shown. Miss Mary Gilmore spoke on running a newspaper and Miss Geraldine Westaby shared experiences from a year abroad as a student and journalist, with notes on England France and Italy youth movements.
The North Michigan District FFA formed November 4 1936 at Eivart electing William Moline Clare as president Kenneth Powell as vice president Paul Bogard as secretary George Ballantyne Bewart as treasurer Willis Griffin Beaverton as reporter and Burgess of McBain named advisor Eight Clare boys received Greenhand degrees and fifteen from here earned Future Farmer degrees all members of the Clare unit.
The FFA sponsored event with Home Economics opened at noon on Thursday November 12 drawing a record crowd. Displays included apples corn potatoes and canned goods plus exhibits from nearby school rooms. Judges Miss Sylvia Bates and Mr. Baird weighed home economics and BPA items while Miss Alrey and Mr. Hansen praised the effort. Bette Walker won first prize in the girls summer project. Donna Leitner and Donsta Tubbs took second and third.
The squad edges toward a strong year with only one veteran lost and a returning core. The inspired student body is seen as the decisive factor between victory and defeat, under the guidance of coach.
Two Christmas parties will be held between Bates and Hamilton homerooms. The losing side will host the winners, but the overall winner remains undecided.
Mrs Heal told Miss Hamilton and Mr Bates in homerooms about her trip abroad last summer during the period on Wednesday.
Physics and chemistry classes prepared exhibits that attracted broad interest at the fair with students planning several of the more difficult displays.
The speech class held practice debates between two sections on Friday November 13. The affirmative team included Bud Anderson June McKee Doc Sanford Bus Bell. The negative team listed Herbert Breen Madge Richards June White Melvin Pedgrist Jiggs Tope Alger Brown. The session prepared the negative for the first preliminary with Mt. Pleasant High on November 27.
Miss Alrey and Miss Waite attended the Home Economics Conference in Rockford on November 13 14. The main topic discussion focused on Child Development.
Bet ty Kinsman and Edsel Burch are mentioned. Burch has left and is in Saginaw. Bill Walters has an infected foot. The seventh grade will present an assembly soon.
The description praises a fighting, efficient unit of men who worked as a cohesive team. It highlights strong defense and versatile offense with skilled ends, tackles, guards, centers, quarterback, halfbacks, and a formidable fullback, all contributing to a near perfect balance and season success.
Coach Brown announced basketball practice began Monday after a solid football season of four wins two draws and two losses. Key losses include Sharp Watson Des Ormean and Callihan, but expectations remain high for a competitive fall. Two to three weeks of drills precede the opener against Sacred Heart on their floor, followed by a home game versus Reed City. The starting unit includes Anderson Sanford Tope and Harriger.
A Rochester chemist offers Clements Tonic a concentrated iron phosphate blend to boost strength, nervous energy, and appetite. Consumers are told to weigh, walk, take two tablets with meals for two weeks, then confirm weight gain and endurance. Andersons Drugstore backs a full refund if strength does not increase 100 percent in ten days.
Schass and Maxwell. Coach Brown will have to recruit four more players to complete the squad. The second team will include Clair Maxwell Pinky Green Maner Sutton Cappaert Foss Stanford and Jy Anderson. More players are hoped for and expected to try out for basketball. Let us support them all out for the first game of the season.
The new Oldsmobile lineup features three rear lamps for night safety and seven body choices per series. Models include Two Door Sedan, Two Door Touring Sedan, Four Door Sedan, Four Door Touring Sedan, Business Coupe, Convertible Coupe, and the Club Coupe with foldaway auxiliary seats and 22 cubic feet of extra luggage space when not in use.
A doctorless remedy suggests drinking six glasses of water daily to flush acids and impurities from the bladder. It promotes buchu leaves juniper oil and six other drugs formed into green tablets sold by druggists as Bukets, with a 25 cent refund if not pleased in four days.
Russel Hawkins of Lansing spent a few days here with Dlsworth Miller. Wilmer Miller of Lansing spent the weekend at home. Midberry spent the weekend with Randolph Switzer. H. C. Davis Clift and Jess Prior went deer hunting Sunday but saw more hunters than deer. Mrs. Cliff Price and Mrs. Randolph Switzer visited Mrs. Violet Querback. Mrs. Ethel Manwaring spent Monday with Mrs. Alice Switzer. Hunie Bersette and four friends from Flint were up hunting Sunday.
Worship at 10:00 a m, Bible School 11:90 a m, Sunday eve 7:45 p m. Thanksgiving dinner noon pot luck with afternoon program. Visitors include Earl B Vayette, Ora Morningstar of Dowagiac, and Ed Olger family. Deer hunting noted. extension group meets Thursday at Gertrude Seitz home.
Hamilton Center residents report Chas Bitler's pneumonia improving after illness. Prices and Bacomes visit and help with Bitler easing work. Lawrence Mayhew, Jerry Price, Joe Sullivan and others share weekend calls. A hog, coyote and deer are mentioned among local happenings.
Elm Grove records visitors from Indiana and Michigan with relatives in Angola Gladwin Beaverton Detroit and Flint. Deer hunting trips continue as Rev Stucky and Rev Meyers lead services and a mission truck collects local food donations. Clarence Armentrout returns home after summer work. father remains ill.
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