Clare School Welcomes Seven New Teachers
Clare High adds seven new teachers including Mildred Gaedecke Richard Wheeler George Leckrone Mary Tobey and Gwen Putnam along with staff changes. New equipment includes a Bellen Howell projector and an 8.V.E. film strip slide projector. A rural bus and a Wicks boiler are planned as enrollment reaches 629 districtwide with 217 in high school.
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Board of Education
Clare High School
Mildred Gaedecke
Carl Peters
Richard Wheeler
Donald Richardson
George Leckrone
Norman Waggoner
Mary Tobey
Manistee
William Morrison
Rosebush
Gwen Putnam
Mable Reynolds
Warren White
Clare
Wicks
Wicks Company
Saginaw
Freshman Mixer Opens Social Season With Music
Friday evening September 14 the Freshman Mixer drew a good crowd in the gym decorated in green and white. Harold Collins, Bob Samborn, Willard Ireland, and Bill Schlafley provided music for dancing as freshmen announced their names over the microphone. Bud Kane directed cere monies and a floor show featured two vocal selections by Mary Louise Tobey and three solos by Marilyn Norcross on marimba, plus two tap numbers by Joanne Richard. Punch and doughnuts followed. sponsored by the Student Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Collins
Bob Samborn
Willard Ireland
Bill Schlafley
Bud Kane
Mary Louise Tobey
Marilyn Norcross
Joanne Richard
Football Schedule Entries for Reed City and Nearby Teams
Reed City plays Here on October 5 and St. Louis away on October 12. Beaverton hosts here on October 19 and Ewart visits on October 26. Gladwin hosts here on November 2 and Breckenridge visits on November 9.
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Reed City
St. Lowis
Beaverton
Ewart
Gladwin
Breckenridge
Clare Public School Class Officers for 1945 46 Named
Clare Public School elected class officers for the 1945 46 year. Seniors chose Bud Kane as president and Dale Joslin as vice president with Phyllis Ogle as secretary and treasurer. Juniors elected Wilbur Ireland president with Peggy Dunbar Mary Lou Williams and Don Cappaert in key roles. Sophomores named Doug Fleming president Jim Irwin vice president and Virginia Warner secretary treasurer. Freshmen started with Chick Burdo as president and Herb Byers as vice president, Donna Foote secretary and Rosemary O Tool e treasurer. Homeroom officers include assignments for seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen with listed presidents vice presidents secretaries treasurers and student council reps.
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Clare Public School
Bud Kane
Dale Joslin
Phyllis Ogle
Wilbur Ireland
Peggy Dunbar
Mary Lou Williams
Don Cappaert
Doug Fleming
Jim Irwin
Virginia Warner
Wilson and Roe Named to Student Council Roles
Wilson serves as secretary and Enlaine Roe as treasurer while Ronald Porter takes on the role of advisor and Barb Johnson is the student council representative.
Clare High clubs elect officers for new semester
Clare High clubs elected officers at their first meeting. Home Ec Club chose Ethel Jean Gerow president and Ruth Cleveland vice president. I F A named Dale Joslin president and Norval Arnold secretary. Student Council officers include Bill Schlafley president and Patsy Irwin secretary. Athletic Board officers are Jackie Frey president and Shirley Lehr secretary. Pep Squad picked Bob Smith president with Ann Bicknell and Connie Wright as officers. Glee Club elected Sue Stuart president with Shirley Lehr as secretary and treasurer Betty Porter librarian Dawn Gardner assistant librarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High
Ethel Jean Gerow
Ruth Cleveland
Patsy Irwin
Dave Harter
Norma Six
Dale Joslin
Norval Arnold
Don Murphy
Jack Rutter
Bill Schlafley
Bud « Kane
Peggy Dunbar
Jackie Frey
Jack Green
Shirley Lehr
Kate Sheredy
Bob Smith
Ann Bicknell
Connie Wright
Hileen Parent
Glee Club
Sue Stuart
Betty Porter
Dawn Gardner
Pioneer staff news and mock radio assembly at Clare High
Clare High School held its first assembly Friday September 18 led by the Senior English class forming the Pioneer staff. The program mimicked a radio show with news, humor, and commercials featuring Dale Joslin Bud Kane Marylou Wyman Bob Smith Dave Adams Wilma Worstell Jackie Frey Na Sutton Arlene Howlett Bill Schlafley John Cobb Norma Six and Ruth Cleveland.
Clare High service roster of addresses for servicemen
Members of Clare High who have entered the service request fellow servicemen addresses. Harvey Hartshorn left for the Navy in September and can be reached at U 6 315 44 85 Great Lakes Illinois. James Ryan remains in Hawaii and may receive letters at James Ryan RM 3/c 763 3159 Commander Support Air Control c/o F P C San Francisco California. Richard Koch is in Pearl Harbor and invites correspondence at Richard Z Koch S 2/e 314 97 971 C. D. 2754 Navy 128 c/o F P 0 San Francisco California. Home on leave include S 2/e Jim Kane Univ of Nebraska 8 5 2/c Richard Koch en route to Pearl Harbor Pic Porky Cochran home from Germany Lt John Schaaf from B T C Lt John White from a German prison camp and Sgt Carl Cappeart from Kansas. Recently discharged are Lt Norman Sutton Hazel Sutton Lt Bill Burdo and Lt Francis Cappeart.
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Clare High
Harvey Hartshorn
Navy
A/S
U-6
Co.ste
U.S.N.T.S
Great Lakes
Ilinois
James
Ryan
Hawaii
James Ryan
R.M. 3
F.P
San Francisco
California
Richard Koch
Pearl Harbor
Richard Z. Koch
C. D
c/o
Jim Kane
Univ. of
Nebraska
Porky Cochran
Germany
John Schaaf
B.T.C
John White
Carl Cappeart
Kansas
Norman Sutton
Hazel Sutton
Bill Burdo
Francis, Cappaert
Fighting State Kansas Named Second Healthiest in Union
Army rejection records place Kansas as the second healthiest state in the union. About 44 percent of the state's population serves in the U S armed forces, including General Dwight D Eisenhower of Abilene.
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Kansas
Unnion
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Abilene
Michigan veterans gain exam credits and priority for state jobs
Michigan Civil Service Commission offers veterans ten point exam credits, disabled veterans 150 credits, and spouses of disabled veterans 15 points. Disabled veterans receive highest priority in hiring, with veterans and non veterans ranked accordingly. Applicants must request credits when filing or by exam deadlines, with schedule details available locally and from the commission in Lansing.
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Michigan Civil Service Commission
Veterans’ Administration
Civil Service Commission
Atty
Harold Hughes
Lansing
Rationing Updates for Foods Goods and Shoes
Red stamps in book 4 become valid for ten points each for meats butter fats and canned fish. Sugar stamp Now 88 good for five pounds through December 31. Shoes airplane stamps in Book 3 valid for one pair each until further notice. Tires inspections optional unless applying for tires and commercial vehicles due for six months or 6000 miles. Report price violations to the local War Price and Rationing Board at Harrison 2761.
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War Price and Rationing Board
Harrison
Demilitarization of Surplus War Material Announced
The war department will disarm ammunition gases guns tanks and other combat equipment before disposal as surplus property. National defense and public safety require rendering nonfunctional or removing secret parts and the armed services are best positioned to do this.
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War Department
National Defense and Public Safety and Health
Armed Services
Community Club and Lodge Meeting Schedule
A compiled list of upcoming gatherings includes the Farwell Townsend Club meeting every other Tuesday, Clara Rebekah Lodge No 167 on Tuesdays, Farwell Rebekah Lodge No 208 on Wednesdays at 8:00 pm, Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays at 6 30 pm, Clare Study Club meeting first Tuesday monthly at 8 00 pm, Clare Knights of Columbus on the second and fourth Thursdays, Clare Common Council on first and third Mondays, Clare Lodge No 333 and 1 C C F on Monday evenings at 8 30 pm, Red Cross at City Hall Thursdays at 1 30 pm, Clare Rotary Club Wednesdays at noon at Barnes Cafe, Loomis Townsend Club first and third Thursday nights.
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Farwell Townsend Club
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Farwell Rebekah Lodge No
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Farwell
C.F. Lodge No. 21
Clare Lodge No
1.C.C.F
The
Red Cross
City Hall
Clare Rotary Club
Barnes Cafe
Loomis Townsend Club
Community group meeting schedule excerpt
The note lists recurring meetings across Clare and area clubs. Grant Townsend Club No 1 meets first and third Fridays. Rubbish collection in Clare on first and third Mondays. Advance Grange No 1014 meets first and third Tuesdays. O B S holds first Thursdays. Council of Catholic Women meets October 4 at 8 PM at St Cecilia's Church. Him Grove Townsend Club meets second and fourth Fridays at 3 PM. Mt Vernon Grange meets first and third Mondays at 8 30 PM. American Legion Auxiliary meets second and fourth Mondays. Clare Boy Scouts meet Mondays at 7 30 in the history room. Clara Theta Rho Girls Club meets first and third Wednesdays at 6 30. Walter H Larman Post 128 meets fourth Mondays. Clare Masonic Lodge regulars on second Tuesdays. Clare Townsend Club No 2 meets second and fourth Fridays in Archambault hall.
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Grant Townsend Club
Clare
Advance Grange No. 1014
O.B.S
Council of Catholic Women
Mt. Vernon Grange
American Legion Auxiliary
Clare Boy Scouts
Schol
Clara Theta Rho
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare Masonic Lodge
Clare Townsend Club No. 2
Archambault Hall
Irish Dress Linens Reappear With Crease-Resistant Finishes
Scientists have developed new finishing processes for Irish dress linens that markedly reduce wrinkling while enhancing the fabric’s texture and weave suppleness. The improvements promise durable crease resistance without sacrificing appearance or hand.
Harvest of Stars to Air on NBC Sundays
International Harvester presents Harvest of Stars a new radio entertainment concept airing Sundays at 2:00 p m Eastern over NBC. Raymond Massey hosts and acts as narrator with Howard Barlow conducting a 70 piece orchestra and Lyn Murray directing a 20 voice choir. Guest stars include Jan Peerce with plans for future editions featuring Gladys Swarthout Eugene List and Bidu Sayao.
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International Harvester Company
NBC
America
Raymond Massey
Howard Barlow
International Harvester Orchestra
Lyn Murray
Europe
Massey
Jan Peerce
Gladys Swarthout
Eugene List
Bidu Sayaa
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U. S. War Department
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