Clare Students Attend Convention on September 30
Clare delegates at a Remus Student Council Convention heard remarks by Loomis of Big Rapids High School and other leaders. Officials listed include President Wallace Crigier and Vice President William Tryon. members named encompass Hilda Smith and Mary Lou Roach. The council aims to direct activities, boost school spirit, and raise funds for awards.
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Loomis
Remus
Big ‘Rapids
Clare
Kennedy
Wallace Crigier
Billy Tryon
Hilda Smith
Mary Lou Roach
Wiliam Tryon
Jay Green
Minnie Brown
Katherine Dwyer
Dorothy Heuschele
Wallace Krell
Jim Murphy
John Parker
Lyman Perkins
Audrey Willy
Donald Woolston
Donald David
Laurence Jackson
Mary Smith
Marshia Crum
Cleland Green
Maryan Olson’s nickname reportedly is Cuddles
A reader asks why Maryan Olson is called Cuddles, seeking the origin of the nickname and whether it reflects her personality or a specific incident.
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Maryan Olson
Pioneer High School Paper Debuts With Student Staff
Clare High School announces The Pioneer new issue produced by the Journalism Club. Future editions will be published by a staff chosen from the club. The paper offers fourteen fifteen issues on a new four install payment plan.
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Clare High School
Pioneer
Journalism Club
Incomplete Field Irks Senior Boys
The new W P A field begins as a 1936 project with cost details and multiple facilities. Projected federal funding and local shares noted, with completion uncertain though the baseball diamond expected in spring. Seniors quip that they were born a year too soon.
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IRKS
Clare
Upperclassmen Host Welcome Mixer for Freshmen
About 200 students attended the high school mixer in the gym Friday September 24. The Student Council and upperclassmen organized the event with Fox's five piece orchestra from Ewart providing music. The program featured a grand march by Freshmen and upperclassmen, 140 dances, various entertainments, and intermission refreshments of cider and doughnuts amid green and white decorations.
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Fox
Ewart
Pueri Et Les Filles Meet October 6 Committees Named
On October 6 the Pueri Et Les Filles convened with John Parker presiding and Rose Marie Welch reading the minutes. Dues set at five cents per meeting. Hallowe'en party planned for October 28 at the Welch home. Committee chairs: Katherine Dwyer Refreshments Rose Marie Welch Decorations Donald David Entertainment. forty foreign student addresses received and members drafting first letters to friends abroad.
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Pueri Et Les Filles
John Parker
Rose Marie Welch
Hallowe’en
Welch
Katherine Dwyer
Donald David
Phil Bradway Writes Dear Sweetheart Letter
Phil Bradway opens his letter with Dear Sweetheart and replies to her message, concluding with AS ever yours in a warm, affectionate sign-off.
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Phil Bradway
Michigan Artist Paints Clare Office Mural by Alan Thomas
Michigan artist Alan Thomas of Jackson painted the Clare post office lobby mural under a Treasury Department contract. Born in Jackson in 1902, he studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts 1928 to 1927 and has produced portraits and decorative canvases since returning to Michigan in 1983.
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Clare
Federal Post Office
Michigan
Alan Thomas
Jackson
Mr. Thomas
Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts
Philadelphia
America
Thomas
Lea
Eyne
George Harding
Mura
Cosmopolitan
Harpers Bazaar
Colliers
Pictorial Review
United States Treasury Department
Clare Sentinel
Treasury Department
Michigan Hunters Urged to Study Game Laws and Codes
Michigan conservation officials urge upland hunters to read the game law digest and follow a sportsman code. The creed covers safety, licensing, farm access, respectful conduct, cooperation with officers, and reporting game kills by February 15.
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Michigan
Michigan Game Law Digest
What If Names Change Roles In A School Year
A classroom column lists a playful exercise in renaming students and staff, imagining Black Evelyn Red Acre Jean Woods White Green Baker Rock Blue Brown Russell Pater and other swaps, then describes sophomores working with a language room meeting led by Cleland Green, plus an Egyptian art project with central figures, backgrounds, and borders.
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Evelyn
Acre
Jean
Betty
Phyllis
Baker
Rock
Coach
Russell
Pater
Mater
John
Schaeffer
Parker
Audrey
Tame
Wild
Belle
Walker
Miss Tobler
Cleland Green
Lucile Creguer
Donald Dunlop
Justice Black Admits Klan Ties On Radio Address
The article reports Justice Hugo L. Black’s on air confession of Klan membership, his claim of resignation as political subterfuge, and the debate over whether he informed President Roosevelt. It notes his Life Passport receipt and calls the broadcast a historic, polarizing plea to the nation.
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Hugo L. Black
United States
Associate Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Klan
United States Senate
Alabama
Invisible Empire
Justice Black
Hugh Johnson
Mu Klux Klan
Roosevelt
Black
Supreme Bench
Golden
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