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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1938

Page

3

Pioneers Roll Past St Louis With Three Touchdowns

Clare High School defeated St Louis 19 to 0 as Kleiner added a third TD in the second quarter. The forward line shut down St Louis, while Bryant and Kleiner led Clare with strong runs. Next, Clare travels to Reed City for a night game under lights.

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Club News Officers Elected Across Student Groups

The report lists elected officers for multiple clubs including Language Club Glee Club Pioneer Steno Future Teachers Drama Club and Varsity Club. It notes plans for Christmas programs and social events a weiner roast jam sessions dances movies and a Green Hands program with FP Fya bonus discussions. The first meetings span September 19 to October 3 with various officers named.

Glee Club Elaine Frey Mavis Kennedy Bette Walker Audrey Willey

Shiga Dysentery Clarified by Health Official

A health bulletin discusses shiga dysentery noting it is caused by organisms identified by Shiga in 1898. It explains transmission via contaminated food and flies, common in crowds, with symptoms from abdominal pain to bloody stools and potential hospitalization for severe cases. Prevention focuses on food safety, water protection, and isolating symptomatic food handlers.

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RAND NEWS Officers Elected and Junior Band Growth

RAND NEWS reports new officers: President Wallace Crigier Vice President Henry Denton secretary Don Woolston Treasurer Frances Duncan Librarian Hugh Maxwell and Property Manager Don David A. A drive to recruit new members gains ground with about twenty five new Junior Band recruits. The group traveled to Mt Pleasant for a parade and will attend Reed City football game October 7. The band adopts strict rules including weekly practice signed parent statements monthly solos and tests with a goal to enter state contest next year.

Wallace Crigier Henry Denton Don Woolston Frances Duncan Hugh Maxwell Don David Mt. Pleasant Marine Band Reed City

Superintendents Meet to Discuss 1938-39 Cuts at SOC

One hundred seventy five city school superintendents gathered in Sault Ste. Marie on Sept 23 and 24 for the annual convention. They addressed governor driven revenue cuts, constitutional amendments, and the impact on schooling. A resolution urged an emergency appropriation in 1939 to restore as much as possible.

Sault Ste. Marie Clare City F. R. Phillips Alma T. S. Nurnberger St. Louis S. J. Martin Ewart P. G. Lantz Central State Teachers College Aes

Booster Night At Grange Club With Supper And Dance

The Grange held a Thursday meeting with Booster night four eight o clock chicken supper and dancing afterward. Attendees included Mt Vernon visitors Edna Laverty Ethel Thrush Cecil Pedgrift Charlotte Border and others. Mrs May McGuire learned her brother in law Mr Williams of West Branch had died. John Laverty travels to Breckenridge Wednesday while Wilton Laverty Lester Thrush and Clyde Shilling work on the pipeline project.

Grange Mt. Vernon Edna Laverty Ethel Thrush Cecil Pedgrift Charlotte Border Mt. Pleasant Clare Perrys May McGuire Mr. Williams West Branch John

Garfield Grange meets for October event and officer vote

Garfield Grange members met at their hall Saturday evening October 1 with a frankfurter treat. Officer elections were postponed to October 16. Grant McLane made a business trip to Harrison and Cadillac. Edna McTavish visits her sister Mrs. Harry Spence before heading to Omaha for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Bentley of Farwell were seen nearby. Mr. and Mrs. Asa Bigelow of Eight Point Lake visited Bert Scott’s home Tuesday and Wednesday. Next meeting set for October 15.

Garfield Grange Grant McLane Harrison Cadillac Edna McTavish Harry Spence Omaha Nebraska Harley Bentley Farwell Asa Bigelow Eight Point Lake Bert Scott

Falling Down on Promises in Uncle Eben Words

A dialect spoken line features Uncle Eben noting people break promises, prompting apologies for causing others trouble by asking them to explain. The remark reflects a pragmatic view on accountability and social expectations in informal speech.

Uncle Eben

Somers Islands name origin linked to Bermuda settlement

Bermuda was once named Somers Islands over 300 years ago to honor Sir George Somers who led the first settlement. The nickname reflects early colonial ties and the island’s history as a maritime hub.

Local Notices and Visits From Vestaburg and Area

Cecil Bullard of Vestaburg visits his parents over Sunday. Families from Beaverton, Columbiaville, Houghton Lake, and Mt. Pleasant are noted with visits, travel to Detroit for a short trip, and birthday celebrations. A roof blaze at Rev R O Thomsons home is reported, along with funeral travel to Hendricks Pennsylvania.

Cecil Bullard Vestaburg H. O. Bender Elaine Houghton Lake Mary Sifton Emma Fellows John Crawford Columbiaville Floyd Curtiss Hot Springs Arkansas Curtiss the Springs Ralph Sharp Detroit Surrey Joe Demar Frank Sharp Larry Sweeney Maurice McConnell Claude Bullard Cecil Beaverton Elizabeth Maybee Lansing Bob Dent Mt. Pleasant Nan Allen Ida Pelcher Rose Ballge Ann Arbor R. O. Thompson Millersburg Olin Blessing Midland Floyd Seiter Jacob Seiter Robert Floyd Selter Mary Johnston Dearborn Faith Wm. R. Young Marvin Mary Hendricks Pennsylvania Beal City

Bi Party Congress Balance in Face of European War

The nation faces a critical time with possible European conflict. War in Europe could raise prices and disrupt the economy while the United States must balance bipartisan control. Census figures show a large foreign born/minority population, underscoring demographic complexity. Continued on Page Fourteen.

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