Pioneer Staff Attends Journalism Convention in Ludington
The Pioneer staff planned to send representatives Ruthie Schug Miss Clement Eveleen Smith Mary Lou LeFavour and Patricia Harrold to a Journalism Convention in Ludington on Saturday November 16. Oriole Life members presented an engaging program with a round table discussion at eleven oclock a luncheon at noon and an afternoon series of discussions.
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Pioneer
Ludington
Ruthie Schug
Miss Clement
Eveleen Smith
Mary Lou LeFavour
Patricia Harrold
The
Oriole Life
School paper plans delegate to Cleveland convention
A late afternoon tea dance capped the program and a Cleveland convention is set for November 28 28 30. The staff hopes to send a delegate to represent the school paper.
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Cleveland
Pep Squad Hosts First Party Of The Year In Clare High Gym
Friday November 15 the Pep Squad sponsored its first party in the Clare High Gym. Don Bryant’s orchestra provided modern rhythms as seniors led a grand floor show featuring Shirley Schaff Bonnie Meiser Doris June Stall Frankie Morgan Ruthie Verrett and Marybelle Ford. The event with a football field decor and eight senior boys in football drew praise for management and hoped cheerleader uniforms would follow.
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Clare High
Don Bryant
Shirley Schaff
Bonnie Meiser
Doris June Stall
Frankie Morgan
Ruthie Verrett
Marybelle Ford
Bubble show by former instructor doles out night mare skit
Former instructor EB G Plasterer staged a bubble filled skit in the auditorium on November 12. His illusion included large bubbles and a lighted candle incident involving Helen Gay while his wife assisted at the piano with Mrs Kelly.
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EB. G. Plasterer
Helen Gay
Plasterer
Clare Debaters Set for November 26 Meet
Clare will debate Hersey in the high school auditorium at 2:00 p m on November 26 1940. The Clare team includes Katherine Dwyer Barbara Caple and Mavis Kennedy with Clare on the negative. Hersey’s only defeat last year came at Clare’s hands and the topic is Resolved that the Powers of the Federal Government Should be Decreased.
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Clare
Hersey
Katherine Dwyer
Barbara Caple
Mavis Kenndy
Band Parents Clubs to Be Organized Soon
School bands across the nation have new uniforms funded by a Band Parents Club organized under Mr. Hunter. With more members, several new uniforms will be purchased and there is a suggestion to dye the tops of the old uniforms green.
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Band Parents Club
Hunter
Home Economics Classes Design Model Rooms
Three classes under Miss Conklin transformed the sewing room into a charming three room modern apartment. The living room runs the full length of the space with a study alcove door opening to it, featuring a rust day inpart and end table against the east wall and a matching chair at the north wall.
Northland Schoolroom Furnishings and Wind Storm
The Northland schoolhouse displays Swedish made chairs and a Burdo's purchased dining set. A spikehorn escaped the yard as Mrs Harper arrived for opening day. Alvin Schram visited grandparents as a wind storm caused local damage and Pauline Drake missed a week of school with Miss Hether substituting.
Armistice Day Observed by C H S Students
The twenty second annual Armistice Day Program was held in the auditorium at eleven o'clock. The program opened with Tenth Regiment March and included prayers by Rev. Albert Dawe and talks by Conrad Walker and George Parent. Red Cross roll call and Education Week talks followed with several high school girls presenting on their designated days.
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Tenth Regiment
Albert Dawe
Europe
John Dunlop
Clare Legion Post
Conrad Walker
Sons of the American Legion
George Parent
American Red Cross
Harold Fleming
Leona Dobson
Audrey Wilds
Arlene Hunt
Ersel Arnold
Rita Creguer
Mary Clyde Sarver
Elaine Frey
Anna Marie Murphy
Athletic Board Football Ticket Sales and Receipts
The Athletic Board reports 33.90 in football ticket sales with gate receipts from Beaverton 93.14 St Louis 66.73 Shepherd 54.46 Evart 30.00. Of total receipts 112.64 covers the lights. The board shows a remaining balance of 66.63.
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Athletic Board
Beaverton
St. Louis
Shepherd
Evart
Legion News Committee Appointments Announced
State Commander Alfred C. Putt brese of Battle Creek revealed the next year’s American Legion state committee roster. Sons of the American Legion names Alexander E. Wylie of Clare as Fourth Zone Vice Commander. Department Executive Committee includes Conrad Walker of Clare and Edward J. Donoghue of Bay City from the Tenth District.
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American Legion
Alfred C. Puttbrese
Battle Creek
The
Sons of the American Legion
Alexander E. Wylie
Clare
Department
Conrad Walker
Edward J. Donoghue
Bay City
Mid Winter Conference of Michigan American Legion Held at Mt Clemens
The annual Mid Winter Conference for the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary in Michigan convenes next Saturday November 30 at Mt Clemens for a two day session. The event targets Commanders Adjutants Welfare officers and Auxiliary Presidents Secretaries with broader attendance. The meeting outlines policies from national and state conventions and sets the year's working program. About one thousand to twelve hundred people attend, reflecting broad state representation.
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American Legion and
American Legion Auxiliary
Michigan
Mt. Clemens
Legion
Temple Jose Stambaughs entertain from Haton Rapids
Russell Miller and a Lansing party bag a large buck Sunday during the hunting season while entertaining guests from Haton Rapids.
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Jose Stambaughs
Haton Rapids
Russell Miller
Lansing
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement October Report
The Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Association reports 23 herds on test totaling 333 cows with 76 dry. October saw 20 fresh heifers started. average production was 68 pounds milk and 26.6 pounds butterfat. J S Schaeffer of Clare converted barns to a pen type milking parlor. two top two year olds, registered Holsteins, yielded 1,293 pounds milk and 47.8 fat, and 1,210 pounds milk and 46.0 fat.
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Clare-Isabella County
Regis
Community members plan to attend with limited costs
Several locals plan to attend and others may join by making reservations with Commander John W. Dunlop or President Celina M. Creguer. State Vice Commander Conrad Walker also offers a program and cost of accommodations.
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John W. Dunlop
Celina M. Creguer
Conrad Walker
Legion Aux Unit Plans Initiation and Activities
Monday evening Walter H. Larman Unit 128 held a regular meeting with President Celina M. Creguer. The group discussed initiating three new members next Thursday November 28. Initiation by Coleman Unit team expected visitors. the evening starts at eight with refreshments. A girl will attend First Wolverine Girls State at Ann Arbor next summer. Members considered attending the Mt. Clemens Mid-Winter Conference November 30 to December 1. Creguer and Secretary Mary Ireland also attended the Clare Coordinating Council meeting that same evening.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Celina M. Creguer
Coleman
Wolverine
Ann Arbor
Mt. Clemens
Mary Ireland
Clare
Holstein milk production highlights from area herds and averages
Arthur Fleming's Holsteins yield 2404 pounds milk 51.9 butterfat from a four year old. Hol Block grade Jerseys and Jos Stevens registered Holstein show strong outputs. The six top herds include Anthony Vogel Brown Swiss and Glen PoetBrown Swiss. Mt Pleasant Home reports three year old and mature Holsteins with high totals and three daily milkings.
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Arthur Fleming
Jersey
Hol Block
Jos. Stevens
Roy Welsh
Guernsey
C. A. Spencer
Anthony Vogel
Glen Poet
Mt. Pleasant
Nursery stock must be inspected where grown says Beamer
Commissioner Ehner A Beamer warns motorists to inspect nursery stock on the premises where it grows before transport. He notes many drivers misinterpret the law and that only Christmas trees with roots unattached may travel with a bill of sale.
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Beamer
Department of Agriculture
Ehner A. Beamer
Laxatives Linked to Higher Risk in Appendicitis Deaths
Doctors warn that laxative use during stomach pains may worsen outcomes in appendicitis and contribute to about 30 000 deaths annually in the United States. The claim suggests delaying diagnosis and treatment could double the risk.
Song of Taps and the Unknown Soldier Remembered
A poem reflecting on soldiers who died for peace and the loss felt by war. The speaker, claiming to be the unknown soldier, laments veterans’ suffering and questions the causes of death, urging remembrance under white crosses and blue skies.
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