Thea High School Elects Class Officers Throughout
The school reports elected officers for multiple classes including Freshmen Merle Samiborn as President and Virginia Collins as Treasurer, Sophomore Lytle Quick as President and Rose Marie Jackson as Treasurer, and Junior officers led by Bernard Ackerman as President with Lu cile Bowers and Harriet Vosberg as committee chairs. Committees and club activities are listed along with Home Economics Club officers and plans for state meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates
Merle Samiborn
Frank Reger
Charles Callihan
Virginia
Collins
Lytle Quick
Donald Gillis
Alma Siel
Rose Marie Jackson
Girls In Home Economics II
Ruth Bradley
Dorothy Wood
Treasuer
Shively
Vesta Robinette
Bradley
Betty Doherty
Marguerite Fetters
Evelyn Shively
Leeta Quick
Vesta Robinett
Evelyn Shive Ty
New Arrivals At Honey Creek Register
Mr and Mrs Clarence Horning welcomed a baby girl Deloris Marie born Saturday October 15. Mr and Mrs Max Gladstone nee Alma Bellinger welcomed Morris Arthur an 8 12 pound boy born October 13. A daughter Vivian Agnes born October 11 to Mr and Mrs Muril Chapman Dorothy Brooks. Mr and Mrs Wim Cutler announce a baby girl. Mr and Mrs Fred Madendorp announce a baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Horning
Deloris Marie
Max Gladstone
Alma Bellinger
Morris Arthur
Vivian
Agnes
Muril Chapman
Dorothy Brooks
Mrs
Fred Madendorp
Kindergarten Notes and Birthdays At School
The Kindergarten notes list children with perfect attendance this month including Margery Bush Arlene Capen Vera Lee Gillespie Garth Hall James Jackson Billy Johnson Mona Rae Johnson Richard Koch Jackie La Fay Phillis Sternaman and Alex Wylie. Jack Rodabaugh celebrated his fifth birthday at school with each child receiving a cup cake and a candy bar. Mona Rae Johnson also celebrated her fifth birthday this Wednesday. Several students were absent due to illness but hoped to return soon. First Grade notes report Mrs. Douglas visiting, Ruth Bergey returning, Beverly Sowle expected back, and Junior Randall reporting. enrollment stands at thirty nine. Shelling totals for this week include Ardith Arthur and Marjorie with one hundred kernels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine
Harold
Yvonne
Madonna
Martha
Eugene
God
Barbara
Jack, Sternaman
Jack Foss
Gerald Lewis
Hola Phimsey
Eugené Maxwell
Katherine Grise
Arthur Clute
Arthur Griffin
Roberta McKnight
Gordon Lockyer
Zada Stottidmeyer
Miss. Alexander
Barbara Qgaple
Floyd Callihan
Doris Hrter
Norma Fisher
Amos Huntley
Rex Joslin
Mavis Kennedy
Gloria Perry
Junior Samborn
Junior Vosburg
Zane Walters
Donald Warden
Betty Ann Sutton
North America
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Margery Bush
Arlene Capen
Vera Lee Gillespie
Garth Hall
James Jackson
Billy Johnson
Mona Rae Johnson
Richard Koch
Jackie la Fay
Phillis Sternaman
Alex Wylie
Jack Rodabaugh
Hal Jone
Douglas
Ruth Bergey
Beverly Sowle
Randall
Ardith
Arthur
Marjorie
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Mother's Death
Words fail to express our gratitude to friends and neighbors for tender kindness during the illness and death of our beloved mother. Thanks go to those who sent flowers and to Rev. Hendrich for his consoling message and to the singers. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ackerman and Family Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Nickerson and family Mr. and Mrs. Russell Stacey and Family Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Liechti Mrs. Pearl Liechti
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrich
Thos. Ackerman
Hazen Nickerson
Fline
Russell Stacey
Samuel Liechti
Pearl Liechti
Mrs Stanford Guest Recital Details Poet Amy Lowell Tribute
Mrs McGuire presided at piano as readings include Patterns by Amy Lowell and Day Dreams by Dorothy Parker. Vocal duet Londonderry Air by Rogers and Sempowski with Misa Rogers, a guest speaker Miss Jane Catton, and Amy Lowell background described. The event closed with a luncheon served by Mesdames Doherty and Tatman and a tea committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Kolar
Frances
Sempowski
Iane Catton
Michigan Council of Religious Education
Amy Lowell
James Russell Lowell
Alice Doherty
Drucilla Tatman
Pearl Sanford
Nellie Sherwood
Myra Asline
Estella Artibee
Local Families Visit in St Johns and Nearby Areas
A weekend of visits includes Elmer Osborn, John Roda paugh and families, Mrs. Minnie Wilkie and relatives in St Johns. Neighboring residents from Breckenridge and Gut Lake join distant relatives, with illness recoveries and farm work noted, including potato digging and corn husking progressing amid good weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Osborn
John Rodapaugh
Minnie ‘Wilkie
George
Ralph Wilkie
Lucy Loucks
Ira Athey
St. Johns
Noel Williams
Arthur
Breckenridge
Maxine Williams
Robinett House
Gut Lake
Clyde
Butters
Chas
Smith
Gus Williams
U. 8
Floyd Squires
Fred Schug
Clare
Elder
Burt, Sr
Beaverton
Osborne and Wilkie
Glen Yager
Billy
Roy
Williams
Harl McCulfer
Flint
Proper Curtain Lengths and Fullness Guidelines
Miss Gertrude Reis of Michigan State College outlines four curtain rules. Use full folds and a paired set on all windows, add shadow hems, and select lengths that align with a structural line such as the sill apron or floor. When heavy drapery is used sill length works best. floor length suits elaborate rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Reis
Home Economics Extension
Michigan State College
Samborn's Drug Store 1¢ Sale Promotes Odd Items
Local ad blasts a 1¢ sale at Samborn's Drug Store offering odd items such as batteries radiators and green hides. Shoppers urged to lay in toilet supplies now while the sale lasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samborn
Mussell Drug Store
Ady
Weekend guests and moved families in Hast Towns and Detroit
Mr and Mrs Owen Hale of Hast Towns were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs $. A Wilkinson. Miss Glanys Davis attended the funeral of Mrs Jos Carrow in Cadillac. Mr and Mrs John Penny moved to the Mason apartment on South McEwan. Carl Leis and family visited Wm Leis and returned to Detroit with Anna Leis. Glen Denton, 14, of Vernon, was hospitalized after a tractor belt struck his face. he is improving though eye and nose injuries may affect sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Hale
Hast Towns
Miss Anna
Detroit
Glen Denton
Community event notices and meetings planned
Local groups list meetings and events with dates in October and November. Activities include church services at Dover Tabernacle and Mt Vernon Grange, Epworth League events, Red Cross advisory meeting, Republican rallies in Vernon and Clare, a play The Man in the Moon, pot luck dinners, pulpit exchanges, and fundraisers at Methodist and Baptist venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewart-Clare
Dover Tabernacle
Michigan Eildership
Church of God
Hagle
J. H. Seeley
Epworth League
Hallowe’en Frolic
American Red Cross
the Vernon Town Hall
Mt. Vernon Grange
Union Grange
Ladies Union
Pleasant Farm
Samuel Loomis
Leroy Whitney
Gladwin
Methodist
Friendly JT
Uncle Sam
Bogardus
St. Cecilia
John A. Jackson
Clare
M. BE
Dr. Savage
First Baptist Church
Pontiac
Last Rites for Mrs Samuel Liechti
Funeral services for Mrs. Samuel Liechti were held at the Ackerman home on October 12 with Rev. Hendricks officiating. She leaves three daughters, two sons, one stepson, 41 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren, plus siblings and many friends. Interment was in Cherry Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Ackerman
Clare
Hazen Nickerson
Lansing
Alonzo Bedfield
St. Marys
Canada
Russell Stacey
Flint
Thomas Stacey
Garden City
S. D
Samuel Liechti
Ackerman
Hendricks
Cherry Grove
Livestock Listing From Farmers' Produce
Shipping dates shown as Tuesday October 26 and November 8. Contact P. F. Geeck Mey by telephone 189 for details on available livestock and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. F. Geeck
Mey
Clare Shipping Association
Hi. A.dawson
Dance Night at Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
A dance event at Mt. Vernon Grange hall Friday night October Bist invites gents 250 seatings and ladies free. Rexall 1 cent sale ongoing with ad promotion at 5212 Rexall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Aged Couple Renew Vows at Local Church Service
An elderly couple celebrated a church renewal service with a large reception. Mr. and Mrs. Wichman received gifts and a purse from the church and friends. The couple, married in Lenox Michigan on October 17 1882, farmed in Grant township and Clare county before settling on West 8th Street Sanford. A number of relatives from Sanford Bay City Sag inaw and Farmington attended to extend best wishes. Health Unit referendum urged voters to support continued child health work following Dr Gibson speech. Refreshments followed and organizers Mrs Morton Tice and Mrs Edward Bolen were praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West 8Th Street
Paul Wichman
David Lane
Sanford
Henry Sallow
Farmington
Henry Wolf
Christine Miller
Wichman
Ed. Laroux
Edna
Bay City
Thomas Burley
Fred Giebel
Frieda
C. Waidelich
Eberhart
Arthur
Ruth
Saginaw
Gibson
Morton Tice
Edward Bolen
Connor School Holds Successful Meet Friday
Historical notes recount Isabella County health services funded by taxpayers in the unit system, listing 1981 figures for eye and dental checks, vaccines, Schick tests, tuberculin tests, and turnout. It notes earlier 1932 tuberculin data and a voter decision pending on November 8 regarding continued service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County
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Thea High School
Wong
National Home Economics Association
Jin East
Dorothy Ramey
Difc
Joan of Arc
Wayne Geeck
Stanley Kleiner
Eunice Bicknell
Miss Rogers
Europe
Mercia Lockyer
Doris Zinser
Carroll Grosvenor
John Schaaf
Genevra Stottlemeyer
Mr. and
Mrs. Wim. Cutler
Edmond wWoOopDs
Nomineu
Mrs, Stanford
Rand'all
Homemakers’ Corner
Rexall
The
Foundations OF Business
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
Michigan
American Bankers Association
Michigan Bankers Association
National Credit Corporation
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Hallowe’en Cakes
O. D. Bayes Bakery
the Farmers’ Store
Connor School
Fhirst Rage
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