Ford Sunday Evening Hour to Feature Detroit Symphony Broadcast
Music interest centers on the Ford program with the Detroit Symphony under Vietorolar and numerous soloists. The concerts air at nine o clock on W J R and related stations. Instruction in strings and band instruments starts October fourteenth with twice weekly classes tied to University of Michigan radio lessons.
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Ford
Detroit Symphony
Vietorolar
W. J. R. and Chain
University of Michigan
Pep in High School Pep Club Encouraged
The editorial urges pep leaders to keep enthusiasm clean and courteous at athletic events. It condemns abusive chants like knock em down John and argues respect earns opponents' respect. The piece, by Thelma Koch, calls pep to stay within good manners and decency to remain an asset.
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John
Thelma Koch
Clare High School Student Council Plans Freshman Party
The council includes two representatives per class with officers elected led by Marguerite Byba as chairman and Herbert Breen as vice chairman. A freshman party was proposed by upperclassmen and committees for refreshment and entertainment were formed. An eight member Athletic Board oversees equipment tickets and football pin sales. The first assembly occurred October second with Coach Brown outlining football basics and the pep meeting on Friday the 25th featured cheerleader Thelma Koch and a scoreless Red team.
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Clare High School
Ruby Gerow
Marion Olsen
Regins Krell
Lawrence Jackson
Dorothy Schlafley
Herbert Breen
Marguerite Byba
Stanley Parish
Ms. Kennedy
Mr. Bates
Regina Krell
Miss Byba
Clare High
Norman Sutton
Russel Koch
Marsha Sutton
Robert Harriger
Virginia
Collins
Russel Sharp
John Haring
Dorothy Schlafly
Regina Reli
Brown
Thelma Koch
Seo
School Banking System aids students toward graduation costs
The School Banking System starts this year to help students save for graduation expenses. Students contribute one, five, or more cents weekly, deposited with the Home Room Secretary and recorded on punched cards. Even a five cent weekly start can yield about seven dollars, sufficient for invitations cap and gown and small items by graduation.
Coach Brown Leads Football Team Play-By-Play Assembly
Coach Brown convened the high school football squad in the Auditorium Wednesday at seven thirty to demonstrate key plays for the students. The session aimed to boost understanding and attendance by having the players execute each play, with clear instruction and brisk benefit to the crowd.
Life Begins When You Begin It Editorial
The Scholastic urges high school students to act now and avoid lifelong inactivity. It compares youth in the teen years to lifelong work habits and endorses Walter Pitkin’s argument that life begins as one starts work and effort.
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Scholastic
Walter Pitkins
Grace News Kindergarten Welcomes New Students
The Grace News notes Charles Gohr and Joan Osman joining the kindergarten. The room houses 22 girls and 13 boys with activities themed to autumn, including dolls, scrap hooks, and block construction. Attendance prizes and reading, writing, and art tasks are listed for grades one to seven, plus a football pin fundraiser.
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Charles Gohr
Joan Osman
Best-dressed women favor refined black for day wear
Among the best-dressed women sentiment grows for smart black ensembles in daytime wear. Midseason pieces feature exquisite sheets and gilt leather belts with gold neckwear, with color accents to counter somberness as Tean Tennyson models a black wool crepe dress with colorful silk jabot and matching black patent accessories.
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Tean Tennyson
Vernon Hill Society News Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs F E Thompson of Pontiac spent Sunday with his mother and Mr and Mrs I G Allen Rev Wesley Teale returned after a trip to Flint and organized a Sunday School at Wilson school He also visited friends Thomas Bolen was in Mt Pleasant on business Mrs Wilma Cowden Vernon dined with Miss Josie Lines and shopped with her Cynthia Maurie visited with grandmates Cynthia Emery Mr and Mrs Roy Walters of West Grant visited relatives in Vernon Imogene Blystone staying with Mrs C D Harvey spent Sunday with her grandmother Mrs Mack Harvey
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F. E. Thompson
Pontiac
I. G. Allen
Wesley Teale
Flint
Wilson School
Thomas Bolen
Mt. Pleasant
Wilma Cowden
Vernon
Josie Lines
Wilbur Burns
Cynthia Maurie
Cynthia Emery
Roy Walters
West Grant
George Bryant
Imogene Blystone
C. D. Harvey
Mack Harvey
Floyd
Randle
Clarence Randle
Bla Ramey
Bert Jackson
Low
John Jackson
General Hospital
Chas. ‘Wright
Howard Cass
May Plegel
Manley Evans
Pauwa Melvin
Alma
Glare Evans
Gerald Harris
George Snider
Carrie Pervoyse
Vernon Hill
Archambault
Wm. Hartman
Detroit
Wm. Gr
New York
Farwell
Austin Trumble
Tom Bolen
Fred Invin
Ernie Akey
Greenville
Sarah Akey
Fred Akey
Oliver Becker
Jess Ackerman
Carl Miller
Badger
Louis Nevins
Arden Walters
County Line
U. S. 27
1St. Street
Loomis Church Announces Services And Visitors
Teale pastor leads Sunday school at 10 30 a m and preaching at 7 30 p m families and guests from Farwell Saginaw Pontiac Clare Flint and Clare areas visit relatives over the weekend including Mrs Rose Adame Mr and Mrs Carl Rapp Mr and Mrs George Anderson Mr and Mrs John Ott Mrs Frank Musser and children Mrs Ray Bergey and others travel to see kin at local homes.
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Loomis Hale
J. W. Teale
Rose Adame
Farwell
Albina Gerow
Carl Rapp
Saginaw
George Anderson
John Ott
Pontiac
Frank Musser
Clare
Harger
Alice Goldeen
Earl Bergéyard
Flint
Frank Waddy Homs
Ray Bergey
Frank Poet
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Community News Roundup from Vernon Hill Area
Local residents report visits and gatherings across Mt. Pleasant and nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. Bla Ramey and the Randle families visiting. extended kinfolk visiting hospitals and homes. multiple social calls in Clare, Alma, and Detroit. Several travel and meeting notes wrap with local church activities and farm work.
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Merle Samborn
Frank Roger John Watson
Doris . Ramey
Jo Rosendoh
Virginia Collins
Betty Callahan Society
Maryan White
George Tope Bhner Anderson
Maxine Sowle
Alice Liecht
Marjorie Nowlin
Regina Kreil
Ardis Hales
Besihside Agate
John Dunlop
Alger Brown
Gome
Nee Ot Pees
Editorial
Pep
Anderson Drug Store
McHwan ‘Street
C.K. Wilson
Grace News
Peggy Anderson
Donald Cappsar
Esther Archambault
Billy Joe
Phylis Holt
Ireland
Wilbur Ireland
Avis Murdock
Kathleen Osborn
Ruth Osborn
Eileen Parent
Robert Perry
Laura Pifer
Lorna Pifer
Bobby Samborn
Barbara Schug
Dale White
Jackie Woodworth
Betty Wright
Buddy Rodepauh
Vivan Huntley
Arthur Cour
Kenneth Buzard
Barbara Anotherroyve
Palmer
Ann Arbor
Wilden
Ping
Flack
Wiese
Cinderella
Helen Sewell
Donald Brown
Richard Brown
Mayme Bru¢ckert
Arlene Capen
Ruth Cleveland
Ronald Doherty
Gordon Foell
Alice Grosvenor
Dave Harter
Mary Jane Kane
Jack Leonard
Harold Moline
Phyllis Ogle
Robert Ramey
Eugene Roberts
Norma Six
da Sutton
Ruth Bergey
Mayme Bruckert
Jia Sutton
Della Lee Walker
Gari Gohr
Mary Lou
State Library
Children’s Fund of Michigan
Mary Lou Sutton
Lindberg
Pioneer Air Scout
Lindbergh
Paris
Music Room
Katherine Grise
Roberta McKnight
Junior Hampton
Hola Phimsey
Martha Ann Parent
Janet Duncan
Florence Stanford
Zada Stottlemyer
Eugene Maxwell
Sahara Desert
Oases
Egypt
Nile
Persia
Turkey
Sampe
Katherine Dwyer
Calvin Foss
Donald Sprague
Phillis Koch
Betty Hampton
Scienice
St. Louis
By Cherie Nicholas
Vernon Hill News
Loomis
Clare Harrison
Erwin Harris
Myr
Otis Stanley
Lansing
Milo Myers
Anna Arrand
John Lowery
Rosebush
Roscoe Bugbeée
Barbara Jean, Wallace
Donna. May
Luzerne
Jennie Bergey
Bert McGuire
Free Methodist Church
Mt. Pleasants
Travisson
Eric Sisson
Clare Sentinel
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ARO Drug Stores
Omaha
Chesterfield
Liccerr & Myses Towacco Co
Rexall
E. A. Anderson
Martin & Upton Grocery
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