Why is a Band in Clare High This Year
Lloyd Conley, Clare public school instrumental music instructor, discusses the Clare High Band. The band remains small due to graduation losses and health restrictions, with 44 members eight not marching. dominant high pitched tone, junior band of 32, and a tonette pre band program to involve fourth graders. Conley notes band builds citizenship, discipline, and cooperation, and outlines plans to expand instrument access and recruit fourth graders.
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Lloyd Conley
Conley
Harbor Springs
Greenville
Clare High
Joyce Archaibault
Clare
Commplete
Stade
Coop
Why is a band in education and America
The piece argues that a well functioning band requires high cooperation and personal responsibility. It asserts that consideration for others, worthwhile contribution, self reliance, and courtesy build good band members, and that bands and other school groups embody education and democracy in America.
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America
Herbert L. Grosvenor Dies at 44 in Stockbridge
Herbert LeRoy Grosvenor, 44, stockbridge station agent for Grand Trunk Railway, died after a heart attack on Tuesday October 13. He was a Mackinder-Glenn Post member, husband of Edna, and father of Edward Arthur and Carroll LeRoy. He is survived by his father Leonard A. Grosvenor, three brothers and four sisters. Funeral held 9:30 Friday at Cornelius SS Cyprian Church, Bunker Hill, with burial in the church cemetery.
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Herbert LeRoy Grosvenor
Stockbridge
Grand Trunk Railway
Mackinder- Glenn Post
Arthur Grosvenor
Edna
Edward Arthur
Carroll LeRoy
Leonard A. Grosvenor
Duarte
California
Arthur
Robert
Carroll
Owosso
June
Delores
Erma Lipka
Dearborn
Alice Frick
Berkley
Michigan
Cornelius SS
W C T U District Meeting Set in Evart on Nov 5
The tenth W C T U district convention will be hosted by the Evart local on Thursday November 5 with afternoon and evening sessions. District president Mrs Ida Johnson notes Don Morris of Saginaw will speak in the evening and a full program is planned including a report on the Alpena state convention.
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W.C.T.U
Evart
Ida Johnson
Don Morris
Saginaw
Marlin Garver
Ecclesiastes
Mary Garver
Twyla Beery
Charles Kleinhardt Jr
Glenda Armentrout
Ruth Ann Kleiner
Kileiner
Obituary: Oren Miller 1918 1950s in Michigan
Oren Miller died Friday October 16 after a long illness. Born April 16 1918 in Sheridan township Clare county Michigan he served as a Second Lieutenant in World War II and later worked for Burroughs Flint and James Murphy Construction. Funeral services were held at Doherty Funeral Home with Veterans of Foreign Wars honors at Cherry Grove cemetery.
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Oren Miller
Oren
Com Munity
Oren BH
Miller
Elmer
Belle Miller
Sheridan
Arthur Township
Burroughs Company
Flint
James Murphy Construction Company
Clare
Loren
Paul Kunitgery
Roscommon
Dina. Burke
East Syracuse
New York
Dora Gephart
Haton Rapids
Irene Lautzenheiser
Lahsing
Viva. Howard
Lake George
Myrtle Miller
Harrison
Bryan Miller
Ira
Robert Louis Stevenson
Doherty
Elza L. Beery
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Charles Cooper
Casualty List Mounts In Hunting Season
Two hunters were killed in Michigan during the first two weeks of the 1953 hunting season open since October 1. William Perry of Jackson died October 3 in a duck hunt near Jackson. Thomas Mayotte of Sault Ste. Marie perished October 9 while duck hunting in Chippewa county. Frank Kolodziej of Detroit was seriously wounded near McMillan after being mistaken for a bear. he is listed as much improved at St. Luke's Hospital in Marquette.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
William Perry
Jackson
Thomas Mayotte
Sault Ste. Marie
Chippewa County
Frank Kolodziej
Detroit
McMillan
St.Luke's Hospital
Marquette
Chas. E. Pettit Passes Away
Charles Edward Pettit born January 15 1885 in Saginaw died Monday October 12 at Fondulac Wisconsin. He served in the Spanish American War and World War I with the Rainbow Division. Survived by wife Wna a Washington daughter two brothers Walter Farwell and Carl Detroit. Interment Ontonagon Michigan.
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Charles Edward Pettit
Saginaw
Fondulac
Wisconsin
Clare High School
Rainbow
Wna
Washington, D. C
Walter Pettit
Farwell
Carl Pettit
Detroit
Ontonagon
Michigan
Fake Michigan Town Names Spark Satire Creations
University journalism students mock real papers by inventing towns such as Lansing Boil and St Johns Gospel. The spoof spreads via The Saginaw News with editor George F Taube neck and his book One Foot In The Door noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Dakota
George F. Taubeneck
Michigan
Saginaw
Lansing
St. Johns
Clare Voyant
Grafton
Fifteen Michigan Fires Burn Forests and Grassland
Fifteen forest and grassland fires in Michigan last week damaged about 75 acres. The two largest blazes, in southwestern Michigan, accounted for 55 acres, while the upper peninsula fires totaled about half an acre across five incidents. Hunters have worsened forest fire strain since October 1.
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Michigan
Conservation Department
Upper Peninsula
Departmentwork. Org
Deaths Mrs. William Webb Former Clare resident dies in Durand
Mrs. William Webb a former Clare resident dies in Durand on Tuesday October 20 at age 76 Funeral services were held at 2:00 PM Thursday Webb was involved in the hardware and implement business for many years
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William Webb
Clare
Durand
Junior High Elects Rod President and Plans Float
On October 12 the junior high chose Dick Rod as president of the junior council with Marilyn Brown as vice president and J. J. Seiter as secretary. Other members include Kay Blystone Barbara Tubbs and Becky Groves. The group vows strong effort for first place and shares school activities across gym class music and geography while hoping Raymond Neff recovers soon.
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Dick Rod
Marilyn Brown
Jack Bader
J. J. Seiter
Kay Blystone
Barbara Tubbs
Becky Groves
Raymond Neff
Freshman Sophomore Junior Class Meetings Plan Homecoming Queens
The October 5 meetings of the freshman sophomores and juniors named queen candidates and attendants. Cherie Gain chosen as freshman queen with Carolyn Van Hoose as attendant. roast committee chair Ritter. Sophomores pick Mary Randall for queen and Wilma Brewer as attendant. roast committee led by Marge Wood. Juniors elect Jean Walworth secretary Joyce Archbold treasurer with Mary Randall as Homecoming queen candidate and Emma Hutchinson as attendant. Senior trip and Christmas card sale discussed. call for parliamentary review.
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Cherie Gain
Carolyn van Hoose
Froat
Say Ritter
Judy Seiter
Richard Duffliney
Jeanie Bowler
Nola Bauder
Linda Jones
Nancy Neff
Judy Johnson
Douglas Martindale
Vernette Dunkle
Ruth Ann Kleiner
Carol Kleinhardt
Bertha Stough
Club Corner Highlights October Club Activities
Nature Study signed up 22 members with Mrs Ivah Bartow advisor. Officers elected Barbara Schunk president Cherie Cain vice president Barbara Heineke secretary treasurer. An October 19 boe dues vote and a Halloween boe dinner planned at Bartow home Budd Lake Harrison.
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Ivah Bartow
Barbara Schunk
Cherie Cain
Barbara Heineke
Courtesy Prompts Better Classroom Relations
An editorial urges students and teachers to improve conduct and mutual respect in class. It notes a few disruptive individuals can disturb the entire room and suggests meeting halfway to foster a cooperative learning environment.
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Teathers
Clare Pioneers Ready for Homecoming Clash with Ithaca
Clare comes into the big homecoming game versus Ithaca Yellow Jackets at 4 wins and 1 loss. Big Rapids handed Clare their sole defeat earlier, while Ithaca stands 2 wins 1 loss 1 tie. Alumni are invited to attend the third annual homecoming coronation and festivities after the game.
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Clare
Ithaca
Pioneers
Big Rapids
Ithaca. Yellow Jackets
Freshmen Lead Magazine Sales in $1264 Contest
The contest ended Monday with total magazine sales of $1264.00. Freshmen led with $425.60 and earn an ice cream party. seniors followed with $308.00. sophomores totaled $276.60. juniors finished last at $253.90. Donna Smith topped the juniors with $84.80. If schedules hold, all three top classes will face the juniors in a one hour variety show.
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Aaaa
Curtis
Bill Comer
Bill
Donna Smith
Homecoming Plans And Parade Order Outline
The Student Council met on October 18 to finalize Homecoming events. They will hire Bernie Mayhew's Mt. Pleasant orchestra for the October 23 dance after the game and arrange floats led by a Senior, Junior, and Queen's float. Committees assign concessions for the JV game on October 15 and Homecoming festivities with named members coordinating duties.
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Bernie Mayhew
Mt. Pleasant
Norris Bay
Wilma Brewer
Louise Miller
Martha Lucy
Jim Chandanais
Larry Seiter
Robert Trbbs
Leon Stanley
Nancy Bellows
Nancy Randall
Joanne Bates
Neon Sign Erected at Clare Odd Fellow Lodge Front
A new colored neon sign was installed at the Clare Odd Fellow Lodge building. Roy Cinmerer discovered Wednesday morning that a large plate glass display window at Economy Drug Store was cracked diagonally across with no evident impact.
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Clare Odd Fellow Lodge
Roy Cinmerer
Want-Ads list buyers and local sale offerings
Unimproved acreage wanted 20 to 1000 acres and inexpensive farms with river or lake frontage. Mail legal description and low price to X G A Derke P O Box 365 Muskegon Michigan. WANTED a 16 year old girl for babysitting after school and evenings call 29F12 Farwell Lu Ella Thomas. FOR SALE black and tan hound three years old rabbit hunter Jessie Brown 34 near Sunoco station Farwell call 29 F12. FOR SALE beautiful pony stallion two years old Shetland Palomino inquire 1 mile east about 2 north of Clare James J Woolf R 1 Clare. LOST reddish blonde Cocker with red collar near Clare Airport four months old phone 53 Clare Robert Cimmerer. REWARD FOR SALE 1950 Scott Silver Dome horse trailer 33 ft sleeps four bottle gas electric refrigerator oil heater in A 1 condition W E Austin R 3 Harrison 3 miles west of Cornwell corner. FOR SALE baled hay twine tied 25 a ton Peter Cook Marion R2 phone Marion 82 F12 512.
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X.G.A. Derke
P.O. Box
Muskegon
Michigan
Jessie Brown
Sunoco
Farwell
Claré
Clare
Robert Cimmerer
W. E. Austin
Harrison
Cornwell Corner
Wheat and livestock prices from Johnston Elevator listing
Price quotes for grains and inputs at Johnston Elevator include Wheat 64 at 1.72, Oats 8 at 1.29, Corn 129, Rye 4.00, Barley 2.25 for 44 lb cwt, 1.76 under 44 lb, Beans CHP 7.40. Meats show hogs dressed 29 to 31, beef 18 to 38, prime veal 41, lambs 28 to 41, prime hides. Egg market from Rosebush Elevator lists graded sizes with various cents per dozen.
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Johnston Elevator. Co
L. W. Jackson
Rosebush
White Browc
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H. Grosvenor
Chas. E. Pettit
Junior High News
William Harper
Art Club
Marilyn Fort
Sharon Gasseny
Louisa. Bowler
Hobby Club
Carleton Garthe
Girls’ Glee Club
Nancy Keller
Hams Hutchinson
Sally Gillespie
Ruth Ann Spence
Main
Lu- Ella Thomas
stal_ dion
James J. Woolf
Twilié
Peter Cook
Marion
Methodist Church
Circle II
Ws.c.s
THE
Citizens State Bank
Clare, Michigan
J. Stuart Bicknell
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation F.D.I.C
Clare Livestock Market
Ise
BUICK
Chevrolet
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