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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1947

Page

5

Clare School News Club Activities

The report notes modest excitement this year with boys praising each other’s efforts. Hobby Club lists six members and aims to develop an interesting hobby. students work on shop projects and other tasks. Student Council notes include a Commercial Club constitution approval, two committees for cleanliness and locker upkeep, and plans to discuss locker locks with Mr Norcutt.

Commercial Club Don Reynolds Norcutt

Clare High School Band Leads October 3 Pep Parade

A large down town Clare parade featured seven decorated floats led by the Clare High School Band and CHSS students. Coaches Richardson and Wheeler rode in a rear convertible as various groups and clubs joined the procession before a crowd on Main Street.

Clare CHSS Clare High School CHS Richardson Wheeler M. K. Brown C.H.S Reed City Nature Club Johnson and Fleming Home Eco Club

Club Reports and Plans Include Pep Efforts and Trips

Commercial Club drafts a constitution seeking student council approval for voting on matters. Pep Squad organizes substitutes and a cheering section as Colleen Ryan pursues pep improvements. Nature Club documents field trips and a missing school snake, while Home Ec Club outlines October plans and a float. Athletic Club handles ticketing and uniforms, and FFA delegates prepare for a Kansas City national convention with a visit to the American Royal Livestock Show.

Pep Saquad Colleen Ryan Nature Club Emery Darlene Mason Doug Fleming Joe Johnston Athletic Club Garthe TFA Clare FFA Future Farmers of America Kansas City Bob Kreii Lyle Armentrout Saginaw American Royal Livestock Show Star Farmer of America

Pep Squad Hosts Successful October Dance at High School

The high school gym welcomed a pep squad sponsored dance last Friday night October 4 to fund their operations. Clara Worstell and Mr Bates kept the jukebox, Martha McKinnon played piano, and three Reed City red blazers drew interest from Bob Wallace.

Clara Worstell Mr. Bates Martha McKinnon Reed City Bob Walace

Seniors Discuss Class Pictures

A senior class meeting was held to discuss senior pictures. Mr and Mrs Maurice Mitchell of the Maurice Sternaman Studio showed samples and prices. A committee led by Vice President Ray Owens set photo dates from February 26 to March 5 and will arrange appointments. Members are Jim Irwin Connie Wright Beverly Brown and Bob Cimmerer.

Maurice Mitchell Maurice Sternaman Studio Ray Owens Jim Irwin Connie Wright Beverly Brown Bob Cimmerer

Football Schedule With Home and Away Dates

The schedule lists games for Shepherd Standish Reed City St Louis Beaverton Hywart Gladwin Brecketridge with dates from September 19 to November 7. It shows which games are at home and which are away.

Shepherd Standish Reed City St. Louis Beaverton Hywart Gladwin Brecketridge

New Modern Bus Purchased For School

The Board of Education purchased a new modern bus with full safety features to ease transportation shortages. The football basketball and baseball teams will use the old bus for out of town trips due to greater seating capacity. A new route will pick up all students to attend Clare High School. Mr. Lucas, previously the driver of the old bus, now drives the new bus.

Tew Reo The Board of Education Clare High School Lucas

Vernon City Church Plans Rally for Christian Education

Attendance at the Church of the Nazarene is rising and a Sunday School rally on October 26 includes a full school program and a remembrance for attendees. Rev. A H Kauffman, former Jerusalem missionary, speaks October 24 in native dress with curios from the land. Rev and Mrs Rex D Phillips and daughter Roberta attended the Sagina w café preachers meeting at Temple Tuesday.

Larende Ramey Clare Frank Neving Joyes Anne Fowler Orchard Tom White Dover Francis Bowen Bloomingdale Frank Bowen E. J. Davis Flint WL. Bergey Mary Herron Juanita Jasmine West Grant Sarah Aiey Greenville Fred Elwin Butters Gaylord Fred Bergey Clarence Randall Eola McDowell Lucille Donna Nevins Ersel Arnold Elden Anger Midland Clare Methodist Church Frank Robison Port Huron Hilla. Sherman Margaret Funnell Funnell Don Swindlehurst Mt. Pleasant Abe Austin Trumble Ernie Cleveland Hola McDonel Ruth Herron McDonel Jesse Thompson Alma Church of the Nazarene A. H. Kauffman Jerusalem Rex D. Phillips Roberta Temple

Social visits and family guests across multiple Michigan towns

A long list of social calls and visits spans Colonville Chesaning Clare Bay City and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Alva McReynolds Mrs Htta Howard Mrs Willard Phillips and many other families with meals dinners and Sunday gatherings noted with dates and locations.

Alva McReynolds Colonville Frank Nevins Htta Howard John Haring LeDolia Blanchard Robert Allen Willard Phillips Sheridan Hola McDonel Walter Farrington Flint George Snider L. R. Heiser van Dyke C. A. Heiser Warren Heiser Clarence Ramey Clare Joyce Bob Cleveland Larry Phyllis Randall West Grant Dave Teale James Phillips Chesaning Hol. Angell Lansing Paul Eddy Mason Frank Bowen Virgil, White Nancy Lee Bay City Alva White Alfred Smith Sam Hover Barryton Carrie Perverse Austin Trumble Wava Smith

Wisconsin Tree Confirmed as World’s Largest White Pine

The American Forestry association affirms Forest county Wisconsin near Neward possesses the largest living white pine. The tree is five feet four inches thick at four and a half feet from the ground, about 400 years old, with an estimated 8000 board feet of lumber.

Wisconsin American Forestry Association Forest County Neward

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