Editor in Chief and staff list appears from a historic newspaper masthead
The text presents an aged masthead with names for editor in chief W Merle Samborn assistant editors Frank Reger John Watson and others including business manager Herbert Breen social staff Virginia Collins Betty Callahan Society writers Maryan White Thelma Koch sport writers George Tope Elmer Anderson general reporters and a cartoonist John Bunlop Alger Brown, indicating a coordinated newsroom bylines and roles.
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Merle Samborn
Frank Reger
John ‘Watson
Onu
Herbert Breen
Dowls ‘Ramey
Wu Rosendah Blush
Virginia Collins
Betty Callahan Society
Maryan White
Thelma
Koch Sporty
George Tope
Elmer Anderson
Maxine Lowry
Alice Liechti
Marjarie Nowlin
Regina Krell
Ardia- Hales
John Bunlop
Alger Brown
Kiwanis guests entertain Clare High students
Biossrs Campbell and Roel, Kiwanis National song leaders, visited Clare High Thursday. Campbell sang several numbers while Rohel played piano to accompany the audience. An encore featured The Last Roundup, misattributed to Lohengrin. They head to Marquette for a youth conference with Mt. Pleasant invites. Eleven students joined.
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Clare High
Biossrs
Campbell
Roel
Kiwanis National
Rohel
Lohengrin
Marquette
Mt. Pleasant
Maxine Sowle
Junior Assembly presents court scene play on language murder
The November 20 Sunior Home Room under Miss Wright staged a courtroom play directed by Maryan White. The murder of the English Language by Almost Everyman was examined with witnesses showing poor English. It was the second Home Room Assembly with more to come.
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Sunior
Boxing Show At Clare School Nets Three Cups
The Clare School athletic association hosted boxing nights on November 21 and 23 with preliminaries Thursday and finals Friday. Winners Tommy Kane lawrance rie jonedegdagigen Walt Kleiner earned cups, proceeds totaling about 40 dollars funded athletic bills, and plans call for an annual event.
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The
Athletic Association
Clare
Chas, Strange
Tommy Kane
Lawrance Rie
Clare School
Grade 11 Preparations for Thanksgiving and Christmas Programs
Class 11 students finish Primers At the Farm and plan Thanksgiving stories. North side students prepare a Thanksgiving program while those on the South side prepare a Christmas program. Indian pictures are made in art and a turkey invitation will be created for Wednesday afternoon.
Ezra and the Return to Jerusalem Gift Mission
Ezra leads a small company back to Jerusalem with royal decree power to collect funds levy tribute and appoint judges. He seeks God through prayer and fasting trusting the hand of the Lord to prosper the journey and protect a large treasure on a perilous four to five month trek.
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Ezra
Zerubbabel
Israel
Artaxerxes
Jerusalem
Wara
Ber
Thanksgiving Observance Delights Parents Visit
Parents visited our room for the American Education Observance and enjoyed the event. Mr Olson invited everyone to the Ideal Theatre on Friday afternoon for a real treat.
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Olson
Burros Return and Grade School Test Scores Recap
Last week Midget and Bridget returned to Mary Jane as Beverly Sowle and Billy Archambault scored eight on Curriculum Test in Processes and James Kane eight on Problem Solving. Fourth Grade now works on multiplying two numbers. Several students including Archambault Buzard Cleveland Clute Schaeffer Sowle Sutton Zinser earned 100 in Spelling Friday. Written by Sutton De Geus Kane Sowle.
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Bridget
Mary Jane
Beverly Sowle
Billy Archambault
James Kane
Eugenia Buzard
Ardeth Cleveland
Kay Clute
Lorellen de Geus
Dorothy Schaeffer
Mary Lou
Tardy and Absent Contest in ClassStory and History Topics
Students report a tardy and absent contest as one team leads by one point at reading. The class read Pandora's Box with two students dramatizing chapters. In history the focus is early Pilgrims and a Wednesday assignment titled Life in the Northern Colonies.
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Lowrey
Northern Colonies
Fourth Grade Beavers and Readers Highlight Busy Year
Plorence Stanford led the class with an eight on the curriculum problem solving test while Lonalee, Stanister, Abert Jodson, Martha Ann Parent and Bernard Wyman scored sevens. In the Process Test top marks went to Mary Lou Poberty, Martin Kennedy, Eugene Maxwell, and Jim Holland all at seven. The class read The Little American Woodcutter in Hilson Basic Reader and studied other beaver stories including The Industrious Beaver. Martha Ann Roach brought the American Magazine with Where Building is Always Booming about busy beavers. Mary Lou Doherty treated fifth graders to homemade sandy last week and shows promise at candy making.
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Plorence Stanford
Lonalee
Stanister
Abert Jodson
Martha Ann Parent
Bernard Wyman
Mary Lou Poberty
Martin Kennedy
Eugene Maxwell
Jim Holland
Hilson
Martha Ann Roach
Mary Lou Doherty
Sandy
Exhibition judges praise room display and prize awards
The seventh grade reports a successful class project in Home Economics winning first prize a one pound box of candy. They also describe two weeks of practicing conversation with a detailed score card measuring topics participation intro and listening while praising Ernest Bryant and noting Betty Sutton’s poster contest prize ticket for the senior play.
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Ernest Bryant
Betty Sutton
Perfect Love and Its Spiritual Enjoyments
The passage defines perfect love as characterized by spiritual and divine enjoyments. It emphasizes prayer scripture reading pious meditation and Christian duty as essential practices. It describes such joys as pure sweet rational and unwasting for a holy heart.
Objections and Pledges in a Cryptic Note
A fragmented text references objections and a terse line about “aiust frat beaver” and “come-Johnson” with unclear context. The readable parts suggest a political or institutional note lacking fuller details or names.
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Johnson
Dentists urge careful prenatal care for mother and child
Health District No. 7, Gladwin Mich doctor E V Whithoff stresses prenatal dental health. He warns decay and abscesses during pregnancy risk toxins in blood and poorer outcomes for the baby. He urges proper diet rich in calcium and phosphorus, regular dental visits, and thorough oral hygiene for the expectant mother.
General Custer West Pointer and Civil War Hero
General George Armstrong Custer graduated from West Point in 1861 and served with distinction in the Civil War. He participated in several Indian campaigns and was killed at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876 at age thirty six.
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General Custer
West Pointer
West Point
Little Big Horn
Persian Counting Oddity Drops 13 From Rituals
The text notes that in Persian counting the number 13 is avoided as unlucky. Locals reportedly skip 13 by saying 10, 12, 12, then 14. This superstition is described as influencing numerals used in daily counting.
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Persia
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