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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1938
Page
16
Clare High plans a large carnival on October 28 with committees preparing stands and varied attractions. Donna Tubbs leads concessions while acts like Bates and his clown troupe, Ripley’s Odditorium, and the French Cabaret with Rufus Parker promise a lively program and crowd entertainment.
Clare traveled to Alma High School on Friday October 1 and shutout the Alma B team 19 to 0. John Schaaf scored the opening touchdown and threw an incomplete extra point while Ernie Bryant and Parker connected on a sequence of plays for scoring, with several freshmen seeing action.
Clare High faced Reed City on the alumni field under lights before about 1200 fans. Kleiner scored Clare’s lone touchdown and extra point, but Reed City answered with a passing score and dominated the middle quarters.
Reed City defeated Clare 18 to 7 in a game marked by early ejections Schaaf and Wake man. The Reed City band entertained at halftime while Clare pressed in the fourth quarter but could not overcome the early deficit.
Russell Koch, 37 and 38 sports editor of the Pioneer, is named editor of Ypsi freshman yearbook Aurora. The assignment duties include writing stories and photographing about 700 students. Koch plans to attend the University of Michigan next year and aims for a position on The Michigan Daily staff.
Alumni notes list William Tryon soda jerkin at Andy's Eq Foss attending Houghton Tech Mary Ollen White Journalism at Central State Rose Marie McFarlane married living in Midland Regina Krell Lorena Henderson attending Business School Grand Rapids Hilde Smith nursing at Saginaw General Frances Cappaert Alma College Seth Butler Ferris Institute Kenneth Haines Kroger Saturday farmer week Gertrude MacAlonan Bicknells Warren Sharpe Thayer Bros Creamery Maxine Stevens White House Lunch Ethyl Coulter Bicknell's Doris Court and Stanley Parrish newlyweds Doris Gerow Miss Doris Gerow wed to John Empey attendees at wedding list Eddie Hubbel Helen Canfield Garber Ruth Kratz Stratzht Glen Lloyd Hdna Wilson Robertson Wilma Wilds Cowden Mary Gort Orlando Thayer.
On Monday October 10 the second year Home Economics class visited Clare Hardware to view furniture. Mr Wiley guided them through the furniture department highlighting Swedish Modern pieces and bedroom suites. The girls showed strong interest and thanked Mr Burda for the store visit.
Club meeting ordered and minutes read with report on hot dog sale. The program committee for next meeting includes June Bergy Marjory House and Bula Teale. Photography Club elects Hugh Maxwell president and works on Rogue Gallery for Carnival. Athletic Board reports officers Marshia Crum president John Schaaf secretary Margery Parish. Band learns a new song by Mr Greenfield to dedicate in December. Varsity Club plans Jamboree Dance and weiner roast October 20 and Tom Thum Circus on November 4.
On Friday October 7 the Student Council sponsored the first assembly of the year. The German Band opened the program followed by the Girls Glee Club singing You. Miss Horn beck directed community singing as Ruth Robinette led the audience in A Pocket Full of Dreams. Joem Slentz gave two readings then a snappy pop meeting. Seven cheerleaders were named Maryan Olson Margery Parish Blaine Cimmerer Evelyn Olson Phyllis Frey Frances Morgan and Phyllis Koch. The girls discussed green slacks or a uniform color representing the school.
The Pioneer opinion page notes editorials aim to express views on school life not to lecture. It discusses library debates about the number of books and advocates exploring good books beyond fiction. It recalls a game with Alma and comments on sports cheering behavior without naming specifics.
Deafness in children is common but often unrecognized by parents. Early infection and common illnesses can impair hearing, leading to discouragement and possible delinquency. Preventive steps include controlling measles and other diseases, cautious swimming for prone children, and timely adenoid removal when needed. E.V. Thieholt, M. D. Director Health District No. 7.
Helen Wilt a Pleasant sophomore collects toy dogs from around the world. Her 337 piece assortment includes ivory from India emer alds Honolulu charcoal Florida and a wire dog from Ching. The collection ranges from one sixteenth inch to one foot high and started three years ago with a table ornament.
Reed City handed beat to Shepherd when the 37 football team suffered a defeat. Clare plans revenge against Shepherd and Plak is set to be there Friday as the fighting pioneers of ’38 look to rebound after the loss.
A concise remark notes that wealth creation outpaces family spending ideas, emphasizing the tension between rapid income generation and prudent use. The statement highlights a strategist mindset in managing money.
The president at Hyde Park urges a end to saber rattling and bickering by leaders and press. He blames New Deal spokesmen for domestic fear and business hesitation, urging harmony to restore the nation without overturning government or economic structure.
The piece argues that restoring confidence and encouraging business and employment is preferable to returning to split government. It contends fears of centralized New Deal power deter investment and slow production, while unemployment will persist until policy uncertainties fade. Continued on page twelve.
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