Clare School Notes Glee Club elects officers and hikes
The Clare School Glee Club elected Hazel Stottlemyer as president and Lucille Coulter as vice president with Elizabeth Feighner as secretary treasurer. Members hiked to the mill pond for a weiner roast and freshmen were initiated into the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Glee Club
Hazel Stottlemyer
Lucille Coulter
Sec
Treas
Elizabeth Feighner
Pat Doherty
Rose Marie Jackson
Virginia Kirkpatrick
Mill Pond
Glee Club
Classroom News Highlights From Mrs Sternaman and Mrs Holbrook
News from a primary class notes visitors such as Mrs Sternaman and Mrs Holbrook. Students share items from Century of Progress turtles and live fish to Elson Pre-Primer work and poetry. Many pupils earned perfect spelling and read Penrod and Sam during story hour. New pupil Mary Clyde Sarver joins fifth grade as lessons explore South America foods and health education topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sternaman
Martha ‘Bicknell
Jan
Billy Johnson
Helen Hunt Jackson
Carl Cappeart
Calvin Horne
Martin Kennedy
Martha Ann Parent
Bola Phimsey
Martha Ann Roach
Wesley Samborn
Dorothy Schaeiter
Jack Sternaman
Bernard Wyman
Penrod
Sam
Booth Tarkington
June Cleveland
Peggy Anna Cote
Forest Garshow
Lowell Haring
Christopher Columbus
Mary Clyde Sarver
South America
Local residents share visits and travels this week
Rev and Mrs Seaton and Rev Elliott of Glare were dinner guests with Harvey Wilson. William Butters of Lansing spent time with his parents J W W Butters. Mrs John Densmore and children visited her parents Bruce Williams. Clifford Castle and two daughters Margard Beulah and Frank Snear’s father left for St Ignace. Gladys Davis visited Hildebrandt sisters. Nelson Carrow returned from Ann Arbor hospital. Gordon Fitzpatrick made a Flint trip for business. Charles Bennett family and two sons visited Mr Pleasant on business. Nellie Bateman and Helen McGovern visited J W Butters home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Butters
Lansing
J. WW. Butters
John Densmore
Bruce Williams
Clifford Castle
Margard Beulah
Frank Snear
St. Ignace
Bernice Snear
Gladys Davis
Florence
Frances Hildebrandt
Nelson Carrow
Ann Arbor
Gordon Fitzpatrick
Flint
Charles Bennett
Mr. Pleasant
Nellie Bateman
Hllen McGovern
J. W. Butters
Local Social Notes From Farwell Area
Friday to Sunday activities include visits among Frisbey Davison Butterfield and Barton households. Lyle Littlefield and grandmother visit Clare. Ithaca resident Frickie hired apple pickers. Dresden plate quilt work. upcoming meeting to be hosted by Mrs Ambrosier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Frisbey
C. Davison
Farwell
B.A. Stanley
Lake
Ambrosier
John Frisbey
F. Littlefield and Son
Lyle
Century of Progress
Chicago
R. Barton
B. Shumway
Ambrosiers
M. Schmidt
Ronald Barton
C. Frickie
Ithaca
C. Sherman
Dan Butterfield
Saginaw
Butterfield
A. Cline
Sanderson
Avil Graves
Halfmoon Lake
Rattler
Hight Point Lake
Alger
Clare
Frickie
Allman Place
Lyle Littlefield
D. Connley
Mr. Johnson
Flint
A. Ambrosier
Harry Kress
Lake George
Frisbey
Hendrichs to Attend Michigan Eldership Church Event
Rev and Mrs R M Hendrich depart this week for the Michigan Eldership of the Church of God at Spencer Church near Crystal Lake. They have served three years and are hoped to return to continue their good work. Also notable, Eagle Sunday school votes October 15 with full attendance urged and several local residents listed attending events and chores around farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State Board of Control For Vocational Education
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
R. M. Hendrich
Michigan
Church of God
Spencer Church
Crystal Lake
Eagle Sunday School
Robt. Wilson
Brimley
Fred Allen
Stanley Kleiner
Hirnest Kleiner
Frank Poet
Dorothy Berger
Romulus
Poet
Chas. Merril
Dolores
Colonville
Ted Lukes
Flint
Frank Barton
Ernest Allen
Fowler Ranch
Jennie Bates
Frank Allen
Thos
Hutchinson
Johanna Mack
Clare
Coleman
Gilmore
Grant
Greenwood Granges
Ufe
Milana
Wire
Henry” ‘Ackeritian
Wm, Wilds
J. Archambault
Gilmore Grange
Bert Johnson
Clara Howarth
Detroit
Lyle Waite
Wheeler
Ervin Zinzer
Harrison
Passing of Mrs Abigail Warner and local notices
The community mourns the death of Mrs Abigail Warner with sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs J Deporty and daughters Mrs Walter Phipps and Miss Fern Deporty of Detroit visiting the Kleiner and Hutchinson homes. Friends shared condolences as Mrs Robt Hutchinson and Mrs Ernest Kleiner hosted guests and families toured to Cadillac to see Eli Deporty. Norman Allen stopped en route to northern Michigan for vacation. Aid societies met at the church with Colonville absent awaiting next annual gathering. Mr and Mrs A H Hutchinson and children visited His parents Sunday and Wm McCrea joined the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Yeutdenta
Abigal. Warner
J. Depotty
Walter Phipps
Fern Depotty
Detroit
Hrnest Kleiner
Robt. Hutchinson
Depotty
Cadillac
Eli Deporty
Norman Allen
Michigan
Aid
Colonville Aid
Colonville
A. Hi. Hutchinson
Wm. McCrea
Hutchinson
Weekend Visitors and Local Social Roundup
Romulus residents Charles Newsom and Mrs. Hamilton plus Mrs. Frank Frye from Belville called on Prank Newsom. Visitors included A. E. VanHorn at Fowler fruit farm and the Newsoms reported a fine fruit display. Local trips to Mt. Pleasant Clare Farwell and Rosebush filled a busy weekend with church social and cottage gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Newsom
Romulus
A. Hamilton
Frank Frye
Belville
Newsom
A. E. VanHorn
Fowler Fruit Farm
Fred Wolf
Marie Krom
van Horn Ranch
Floyd
Betty Nichols
Virgil Blain
Laura Kress
St. Louis
F. A. Luce
James Calkins
Frank Calkins
Verne Moline
Clarence Bader
Bert Calkins
Clare
Ervin Calkins
McBain
Mark Bicknell
Harry Ruhstorfer
Detroit
Robert McKin
Williams
Oakdale
Lansing
Wm. Cole
Frank Thilly
Charles Grim
Blanchard
Wm. Colver
Hldrich
Clement Hildebrant
Harrison
Vesta Fawley
Mt. Pleasant
Community Notes From Farwell and Surrounding Towns
Local column records residents visiting friends, weekend guests, and travel between Farwell Clare Lansing and neighboring areas. Entries mention Mr and Mrs S Harris and family, Burns, Beard, Wiltse, VanOrder, McCall's cottages at Windover, and multiple one day calls in Harrison Sag inaw West Freeman and Bertha Lake with arrivals and helper visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace
Beard
Farwell
S. Harris
Glenn
Leo
John A. Burns
Harris
Virgil Blain
Clare
EH. VanOrder
Bert Walker
John Wiltse
Clara Benjamine
West Branch
E. Wiltse
Achard
L. A. Presley
Curtiss
Carl Shinabarger
R. Tigner
Maple Grove
HB. H. Delling
Lake George
H. Moore
Lansing
J. W. McCall
Windover
Myron Dunkle
Bertha Lake
J. J. Beard
Board of Supervisors
Harrison
Wm. Rube
J. W.mccalls
R. I. Gallery
Saginaw
Charlie Graham
H. F. Achdrd
Willie
Eston VanOrder
West Freeman
Local residents make visits and travels this week
Geo and Scott took Mrs Sam Muirang and Chas Summers to Jackson to visit relatives. Durhams from Detroit own and occupy the restaurant. Mr and Mrs Bert Scott with Mr and Mrs Earle Shook left for the Century of Progress in Chicago. Mrs O C Somerville and Mrs Carter Dyer went to Flint after Rollie Adair’s sudden death. Several families visited, shopped, or vacationed in Clare and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Scott
Sam Muirang Chas
Summers
Jackson
Durham’s
Detroit
Wm.Race
Ithaca
Bert Scott
Earle Shook
Baldwin
Century of Progress
Chicago
O. C. Somerville
Carter Dyer
Flint
Rollie Adair
Fred Smalley
Anna May
Clare
Geo. Scott
Lake
Life on Sunday Visits in Roscommon and Nearby Towns
Chas Phillips and daughters and family from Roscommon spent Sunday with Mrs. Maggie Phillips. Ted Bergey and baby from Clare joined Mrs. Sturtivant and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mayhue of Clio visited Sam Muir's residence. Wm Mahan and Calvin Tryon hosted a chicken supper at Mrs. Mahan's Thursday evening with guests Hart Church, Clarence Brush of Heart, Vic Finch of Farwell, Chas Sherman and Sam Muir party including Fred Mahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul White
Flint
Schieber
Wm. Rhinehart
Arthur Township
Walter White
Geo. Stough
Harold White
Lida Corman
Frances. Kapplinger
Grant Grange
Our Grange
Chas
Albert Verette
Lansing
Fred
Rhea O'Grady
Clare
Pink Dawson
Clarence Ramey
Frank Nevins
Herrick
Chas, Ross
Marlette
R. Brooks
Marion
Archie Ackerman
Ed. Marshall
B. Brooks
Fred Hrwin
Frank Wild
Archer
Rosebush
Fred Erwin
Fowler Orchards
Chas, Phillips
Roscommon
Maggie Phillips
Ted Bergey
Sturtivant
Mayhue
Clio
Sam Muir
Wm. Mahan
Calvin Tryon
Clarence Brush
Heart
Vic Finch
Farwell
Chas, Sherman
Fred Mahan
School Notes and Activities Highlight Room Achievements
Primary Room students listed with perfect spelling this week. Fifth graders finish South America geography study. Third grade begins Indian Life project. Forty nine children enrolled. Grammar Room Farwell ball team defeated at Lake Friday. Lake businessmen beat the school team after the Farwell game. Fair money received to purchase playground equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Neeper
Pearl Dorothy
Meryl Andrews
Nada Hilliker
Vernon Lewindowski
Charles Tryon
Charlotte Lyons
Eunice Smith
Roy Phillips
Mildred Amy
Louise Oman
Wilbur McLane
Virginia Cornell
South America
Ship Vocabulary Port and Starboard Terms Explain
The article explains ship parts and directions. Port is the left side while starboard is the right side. Bow is the front, stern is the rear of a steamer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clare School
National Typewriting Recovery Act
Bertha Cooper
Florence Needlands
Alta Baxter
Ellen Robinett
Lula Fay Cassady
Viola Murphy
Phyllis Smith
Ellen Robinette
Marguerite Byba
Marsha Crum
Eunice Sprague
Davys
Bicknell’s
Industrial
Goto
Bers
Clare Realty CO
H. A. Throop
Elm Grove
Mrs. Seaton
Rev
Elliott
Glare
Harvey Wilson
Hurrigoh
MT. Vernon Grange
Lake George Resort
James Musil
Freddie’ Webster
J. A. Burns
Marion Mayworm
E. Darnell
Floyd Fruik
John Burns
Yellow Jacket
Kentucky
Lump Coal
Kentucky Egg Coal
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Lake News
Degeer
Lighgikers
Pye
Jim
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