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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
3
Don't razz anyone and keep quiet during foul shots. Do not whistle in ways that imply the referee stops the game. The aim is a good time with no unpleasant incidents as spectators and players uphold sportsmanship in this teen era.
William Wood earned 38 points to top the Chicago Exposition entries. Herman Smith and Alton Arnold followed with 34 and 31 points respectively as listed in the fair book.
About 23 players attended the first practice led by Coach Brown as the team plans cuts to 20. Returning players Maxwell Sanford Harriger Tope Anderson Schaat are named. A standout in scrimmage was the All Senor unit of Maxwell Sanford Harriger Tope and Anderson. Five starting spots remain open with candidates Green Jackson Foss C Maxwell Schaaf Cappeart Sutton Koch likely vying for seats.
Neil Lowie in charge of cornets and trumpets notes a promising 2a class this year. Many have piano or other music lessons and progress is rapid. A large beginning group suggests a future band of thirty to forty pieces.
A class reading Shakespeare's tragedy MacBeth hears Miss Westaby describe Stratford on Avon, the author's home, offering context on the town and its connection to the playwright.
History sections wrap up Greece unit with worksheets and notes. Students are urged to ask peers about terms like Acropolis Parthenon and Hippodamian urban planning for better understanding.
A historical sketch of Spartan society describing citizen soldiers as the top class, assemblies and councils, non citizens forbidden to marry, and helots as land workers with no rights. It notes child exposure practices and the lifelong military readiness from age twenty to sixty.
American government class members prepare charts while studying cabinet members and their respective departments. The lesson focuses on identifying agency heads and the roles they lead, fostering understanding of government structure.
A description notes Whossit as a blond haired blue eyed athlete with fair complexion. Teachers show leniency toward him though he dislikes studying. The text highlights an outstanding pairing with the gala event.
Fourth grade students boast about their new aquarium with goldfish and snails. Alex andra brings a tadpole and two minnows to class. Betty Lou Lovett and Richard Koch pick sides for a tardiness contest. Winning side will be treated by the losers at Thanksgiving. Richard's team leads.
An Arithmetic Honor Roll for the sixth grade lists the top five weekly averages. Bernard Wyman leads with 97, Ann Schroeder 95, Martha Ann Parent 94, James Forte 93, and a tie for fifth with Eugene Maxwell and Clara Bergey at 82. The Egyptian mural is completed and hung on the north wall of the room.
Lonalee Hampton shared trip photos during a classroom visit. Seventh and eighth grades plan a party soon after Thanksgiving. We completed Greece and begin Roman History. ABRACADBRA I wish that I had a car was the
A bed bound narrator tests the old saying magic is real and conjures a shining black car that appears in the doorway then vanishes as they rise Geraldine McAlonan Geo David Dorothy Ouderkirk and Maxine Hawking join a correction note for Armistice Day program and class plays on free education and changing curriculum by Migs Hoard Greenfield and others.
Brown Corners U B Church holds Sunday School at 10 30 and preaching at 8 00 p m Prayer meeting Thursday at 8 00 p m Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Loomis holds Sunday School at 10 45 a m and preaching at 8 00 p m every Sunday evening
Rev J W Teale, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 30 a m and Sunday evening service at 7 30. A prayer meeting is held Tuesday evening at 8 00 at the school house. Everyone is welcome to all services.
Mr and Mrs Donald Davis spent part of last week visiting relatives in Lansing Their aunt Mrs Alice Alward of Ohio joined them en route home after visiting her brother Stephen Heller and friends for ten days Mrs Earl Sanders and daughter Grace and son Russell and Maude Barber and Kenneth Roller attended the opening of the new school building at Gladwin Friday evening Mrs Mildred Strouse and children visited last Thursday at the home of her grandmother Mrs Jessie Davis Mr and Mrs Clarence Austin of Pontiac visited at the Hart Sanders home last Thursday and Friday They were en route home from the North Woods where each had been successful in getting their deer license filled Henry Warner Jr sold a nice flock of about 900 turkeys last week Glen Poet trucked them to Detroit and Bay City
Mr and Mrs George Gilcher left for Detroit for a week visiting relatives Rev and Mrs M R Honderich are staying at the Gilcher home during their absence. Winston shot a deer on opening day but it was stolen that night. Several residents reported deer kills including Stanley Schunk and others. A Ladies Aid meeting hosted 39 people with quilting and comfort tying. A pie social by Go Farmers Union drew two carloads from the area.
Make This 25c Test Drink six glasses boiled or distilled water daily. If poor bladder causes getting up nights frequent desires scanty flow burning or backache, help flush out expested acids and impurities by improving elimination. Use buchu leaves juniper oil and 6 other drugs made into green tablets. Just say Bukets to any druggist. In four days if not pleased go back and get your 25c. JH. A. Anderson, druggist.
The Philemon lesson explores Onesimus the slave returning to Philemon in Colosse and becoming a brother in Christ. It outlines four themes Appreciation Consideration Brotherhood and Partnership and notes imputation of righteousness through Christ.
A quotation praises a mother's love as powerful and beautiful, noting it endures hardships, strengthens amid fear, and shines like a star across life's trials, attributed to E. H. Chapin.
A quotation urges binding spare hours to a definite purpose to maximize output. It advises gathering fragments of time so nothing is lost and suggests discipline in daily routines to accomplish more.
A reflection on humble deeds driven by pure unselfish motives proving more valuable in God's sight than grand acts done for show. The author contrasts sincerity with vanity and self-promotion, urging sincerity over recognition.
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