Clare School Elects Home Room Officers by Class
Homerooms across Clare select officers for next year. Senior room officers include Wayne Carncross as president and Nora Lee Mickle as Student Council Representative. Junior and Sophomore rooms name presidents, VPs, secretaries treasurers, and student reps, with freshmen also selecting officers.
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Miss Crawford
Wayne Carncross
Bob Perry
Ethel Jean Gerow
Nora Lee Mickle
Richardson
Jo Koch
Bob Samporn
Pegsy Dunbar
Mildred Stoy
Doug Fleming
Donald Holbrook
Larry Bay
Ben McKnight
Edwood Worstell
Vere Shull
Mr. Wheeler
Jin Tubbs
Colette Barnes
Clair (Snick) Wood
Don Wallace
Miss Gaedeke
Carol Graham
Bonnie Seiter
Kathleen Vandewarker
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Clare High to Get School Photographer and Dark Room
The Pioneer reports Clare High will install a dark room and provide a high school camera for student use. Mr. Bates announced plumbing is complete and paraphenalia gathered. Readers may soon see on the spot photos of home football and basketball games.
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Pioneer
Rodabaugh
Don Hutson Hampton
Clare High
Bates
Football Dance Planned After St Louis Game
Students are invited to a football season dance starting this Friday after the St. Louis game. Attendance will determine ongoing dances, with free admission the first night and refreshments available. Juke box repairs aim to keep music ready for the event.
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St. Louis
Participation Cheer Leaders Lead School Spirit Drive
Ann Bicknell Hileen Parent Avis Mitchell and Colleen Ryan head this year’s voluntary cheer leaders assisting with games and dances. A new nucleus of volunteers replaces the former pep squad as they organize crowds boost teams and seek student ideas to enhance 100 percent school participation.
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Ann Bicknell
Hileen Parent
Avis Mitchell
Colleen Ryan
Rosie O'Toole
Colleen O’conner
Alma Seiter
Virginia Smith
Roberta Creguer
Connie Wright
Carol Graham
Peggy Ruby
Betty Lane
Clare High Band Gears Up For Home Game With New Majorettes
Clare High Band returns this fall with Avis Murdoch back and four new majorettes Shirley Wright Barbara Hearns Janie Stevens Nora Lee Mickle led by head majorette June Covyeart. The group earned 60 dollars from Clare County Fair performances and Rosebush parade and plans to attend more out of town events using a newly available school bus.
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Clare High
Clare
Standish
Avis Murdoch
Shirley’ Wright
Barbara Hearns
Janie Stevens
Nora Lee Mickle
June Covyeart
Clare County Fair
Rosebush
Page Highteen
Window Glass Invention Timeline Clarified
Britannica notes that while glass was invented thousands of years ago, the first window glass appeared much later. Historical records point to the end of the third century A D as the earliest mentions of window glass.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Dangerous Haying Season Highlights Farm Accident Risks
The article notes haying season as highly dangerous for farms due to frequent accidents. It urges caution for workers around equipment and identifies common hazards during baling and field work.
Clare Area Meeting Schedule and Club Gatherings
A compiled list of local meetings and clubs with their regular days and times. Organizations include Farwell Townsend Club Clara Rebekah Lodge Clare Knights of Columbus Sheridan Grange Clare LO OF Clare Kiwanis Club Boy Scouts Common Council Loomis Townsend Club Rotary Club and more with weekly, monthly, or quarterly schedules. Watch for announcements and phone-in notes.
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Clara Rebekah Lodge
Clare Knights of Columbus
Sheridan Grange
Clare Lodge No
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Farwell Rebekah Lodge
Farwell
Barnes Cafe
Clare
Clare Community Council
O.E.S
Vernon Township
American Legion Auxiliary
St. Henry’s
Mt. Vernon Grange
Clare P.T.A
Farwell Knights of Pythings Lodge
Northwest Vernon Group
Farm Bureau
Wilson School
Four Square Club
Masonic Temple
Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare Masonic Lodge
Pettit-Kapplinger Post
V.F.W
St. Cecilia's Parish Council of
Catholic Women
Clark Townsend Club
Veterans in Michigan seek surplus items from War Assets Agency
One in fifteen World War II veterans in Michigan has ordered surplus goods via the War Assets Administration. About 40,000 veterans seek over 60,000 items, with 8,064 certified on the set aside list for personal and business use. In August 1,719 bought for personal use and 606 for business. An intensive sale drive will run next month to clear the list. items include planes to screwdrivers, boats, TNT, food, clothing, and a General Sherman tank or a whale inquiry. Certificates available in nine Michigan cities plus Detroit office, with Grand Rapids and Saginaw full time locations.
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War Assets Administration
WAA
Detroit
Keeler Bidg
Grand Rapids
Peoples Building and Loan Assoc
Saginaw
Veterans Administration Plan Lets Veterans Fill Prescriptions Free
A new VA coordinated program with the Michigan Pharmaceutical Association and Office of Veterans' Affairs allows veterans under VA treatment to fill prescriptions at participating local pharmacies at no cost. Physicians must use a special blank noting VA authorization and patients must claim within ten days and sign a delivery receipt. Pharmacists bill the state association, which is reimbursed by the VA. Each pharmacist must sign a contract to participate.
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Veterans Administration
Michigan State Pharmaceutical Association
Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Pharmaceutical Association
State Association
Michigan pharmacists rally for veteran prescription plan rollout
One third of Michigan pharmacists have joined a new prescription plan set to be 100 percent operative soon. The program covers medicines, syringes, needles, and related items with a uniform price schedule. It allows veterans to obtain medication without paying out of pocket and to fill prescriptions at a local pharmacy.
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Michigan
Navy buys vast wartime clothing if 1943 total request
In 1943 the navy purchased large quantities of clothing for servicemen including 22 million handkerchiefs 5.5 million blue and white undress jumpers 1 million rubber overshoes 11 million cotton undershirts 10 million drawers 4.3 million white trousers 3.4 million white towels 10 million black cotton socks and 4 million chambray shirts. The note adds a call to be pleasant to strangers stopping in Clare.
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Navy
Schofield Market IGA Grand Opening In Farwell
Schofield Market announces its IGA grand opening as part of a modernization program in Clare county. Harold Schofield adds a complete food market with grocery, produce, frozen foods, and meat, adopting Every Day Low Prices. The move creates three IGA markets in Clare county: Wyman Bros in Clare, Northland Super Market in Harrison, and Schofield's in Farwell.
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Alliance
Harold Schofield
Schorfield’s
Farwell
the Sentinel
Schofield
IGA
Wyman Bros
Clare
Northland
Harrison
Dust Corn Dust To Control Wormy Ears
Dust corn with 10 percent DDT dust at the tips of ears after silks begin to dry to help prevent wormy roasting ears.
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