Dr Grafflin Speaks to Clare Students on Living
Dr S W Grafflin of White Plains New York addressed Clare students on November 14. The Baltimore born speaker outlined six life points including a growing mind saving money keeping a prayer path open and service and agreeableness. He urged hard work good company reverence for God and shared examples from a career as a minister lecturer author and industrial personnel worker.
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Wir
Detroit
Clare
Grafflin
Beaverton Wins Debate Over Federal Railroads Topic
Beaverton debating team defeated our side in the regular debate held November 18. The topic was That the Federal Government should Own and Operate the Railroads. Our speakers were Mavis Kennedy Barbara Caple and Donald Woolston. Beaverton's team included Josie Newman Ruth Griffin and Dorothy Brubaker. Judges were Miss Fox Mr Love and Mr Lantz from Central State Teachers College.
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Beaverton
Mavis Kennedy
Barbara Caple
Donald Woolston
Josie Newman
Ruth Griffin
Dorothy Brubaker
Miss Fox
Mr. Love
Mr. Lantz
Central State Teachers College
Clare High Announces Joy Groves Popularity Queen
Joy Groves was named queen of the school during the Clare week of November 6 to 10. Mr Kennedy presented her with a bouquet of red roses. Joy, born October 24, 1922 in Clare, is a high school senior active as pep squad president, athletic board treasurer, Future Teachers Club president, and Pioneer editor.
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Clare
Joy Groves
Gladwin
Kennedy
Joy
Future Teachers Club
The
Pioneer
Cafeteria to Open November 27 at Hiome Ec Room
The cafeteria will open November 27 with mixed dining for country and school students in the Home Ec room. Extra items may be available for those who want them and there will be no charge accounts this year.
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Hiome Ec
Language Club and Others Plan Fundraising for School Bus
The Language Club sells Christmas cards to aid the school bus fund. The Future Teachers Club makes luncheon sets to raise money. Varsity Club plans a forthcoming movie. Stenos Club will meet weekly and may offer outside typing services to fund the club.
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Maggie Hale
Varsity Club
Stenos Club
Among the Granges Advance Grange Leaders Meeting Report
Members and guests of the Grange attended the Harrison leaders meeting last Friday. Deer hunting news includes Bruce Williams returning home Sunday with a deer and several members noted hunting trips and bucks. Re elected Grange officers will serve another year.
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Florence Hildebrandt
Harland Williams
Harrison
Bruce Williams
Warrison
Jesse Allen
Elm Grove Excitement Grows Over Electric Line
Community hope runs high as Elm Grove residents rally for the new electric line. Officials urge cooperation and every resident to play a part in moving the project forward.
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Elm Grove
Safe milk requires healthy cattle and strict sanitary handling
Tri County Health Unit lays out dairy safety rules to ensure milk comes from tuberculin-negative cows and is free from disease carriers. It calls for clean milking, prompt cooling to 50F or lower, proper sterilization, original bottle sales, pasteurization, and well kept dairy facilities with water, sanitation, and trained conscientious staff.
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B. V. Thiehoff
M. BD
Health District No. 7
Ancient Funeral Rites Linked to Confucius Youth Loss
The text notes that at age 22 Confucius lost his mother and resigned from district and agriculture inspector posts, retiring for three years. It is said this act helped revive ancient funeral rites honoring the dead.
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Confucius
New Buildings Rise At Boys Town Nebraska
Byron Reed reports growth at Father Flanagan's Boys Town in Omaha Nebraska with six new structures under construction expanding the home to a planned population of 500. He notes visitors from across the U S and abroad, a functioning town with own post office and mayor, and a football program undefeated in five years.
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Boys Town
Nebr
Father Planagan
Father Flanagan
R. W B. Wenngren
Soedertalje
Sweden
United States
I. Q
Ken Mynard
Jessica Dragonette
Chamber of Commerce
Jesse Ruiz
Aby Prysyscrsbep
Taraivem Peponents
Canada
Korea
Albania
Delaware
Louisiana
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Alaska
Bobby West
Denver
Colorado
George DeLine
Lake Ander
South Dakota
George Karlskint
Miami
Oklahoma
Nick Loncaric
Kansas City
Kansas
Billy Meagher
Frances Prine
Davenport
Town
Flanagan
Nebraska
Civil Service Examinations Open for Marine Fireman Watchman
Announcement of open competitive examinations for marine fireman marine watchman and shipkeeper. Applications available from the Secretary Board of U S Civil Service Examiners at the U S Engineer Department in Detroit Michigan and at any first class post office or the Manager.
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Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners
Engineer Department
Federal Building
Detroit
Michigan
Board of Civil Service Examiners
Civil Service Exams Notice for Detroit and Chicago
The Seventh U S Civil Service District announces examination applications must be filed by close of business November 28 1939 with the Secretary Board of U S Civil Service Examiners U S Engineer Department Detroit Michigan Applicants must have at least six months paid experience in the respective positions.
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Board of
U. S. Civil Service Examiners
U. S. Engineer Department At Large
Federal Building
Detroit
Michigan
Michigan Farm Produce to Be Served at Plymouth Thanksgiving
Michigan apples beans and potatoes will be served at the National Thanksgiving Observance Committee banquet in Plymouth Massachusetts. The event ties to the traditional last Thursday of the month with cooperation from the Michigan Department of Agriculture.
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Michigan
Plymouth
Massachusets
New England
Michigan Department of Agriculture
Michigan Apple Commission
Michigan Bean Shippers Association
Michigan Potato Exchange
Winterfield Social Visits and Deer Hunting Report
Winterfield hosts visitations as Mr and Mrs William Cutler and family from Flint stay with Edd Cutler and relatives. Deer hunting yields luck for Robert Dunn and William Cutler. A box social at Winterfield school draws good attendance. Various kin from Saginaw Benton Harbor and Faton Rapids visit Frank Davis and Peter Cook households. Mrs David Acker suffers a stroke with wishes of recovery.
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William Cutler
Flint
Edd Cutler
Clarence Coleman
Hattie Kheen
Frank Davis
Robert Dunn
David Acker
Winterfield School
William Kheen
Orval
Faton Rapids
Heckthorn
Saginaw
Peter Cook
Ivy
Maggie Hale
James Courter
Nelson Green
Benton Harbor
Lice and Mites Threaten Poultry Profits
Michigan State College entomologist C B Dibble warns poultrymen that lice on birds and mites in coops require two annual treatments. For mites, spray coop interiors with half crankcase oil and half kerosene, ensuring cracks are reached. Lice are killed by a nicotine sulphate perches treatment repeated after 14 days to target hatchlings.
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Michigan State College
C. B. Dibble
Dibble
Michigan
Clare County Agricultural Conservation Association Meeting Schedule
The Clare County Agricultural Conservation Association announces its regular monthly meeting in the county office at 8 00 a m on the first Tuesday after the first Monday. If a holiday falls on that date the meeting moves to the following week. The next meeting is December 6.
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Clare County Agricultural Conservation Association
Cedar Stumps Found in Idaho Valley by CCC Enrollees
CCC enrollees report cedar stumps with circumferences from 25 to 50 feet in the valley along the north fork of the Coeur d Alene river in Idaho.
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Idaho
CCC
North Fork
Coeur d’Alene River
Michigan Dept of Agriculture Sets Record in Produce Shipping
Commissioner Elmer A Beamer reports at the Michigan State Grange meeting that the department set a new record for shipped inspected farm produce in the past 31 days The review highlights improved marketing outlets and increased quality merchandise moving to markets It also notes Bangs re testing of cattle in Montmorency County and licensing over 260 elevators under the Produce Storage Act
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Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Elmer A. Beamer
Michigan State Grange
Beamer
Bang
Montmorency
Manistee- Tosco
Upper Peninsula
Michigan Department of Agriculture
California Driver Forgives After Coasting Car Incident
A California man admitted to letting a car roll down a Wyoming hill in gearless motion, prompting state law on vehicles out of control. Captain William Harwood of the highway patrol received a letter asking for forgiveness, citing a Christian life effort, and the captain granted forgiveness.
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Hine
California
Wyoming
William Harwood
Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
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