Evart Wildcats Ready For Clare Gridiron Showdown Friday
Clare Pioneers seek revenge at eight PM after a five game win streak as they host Evart Wildcats. Clare has 127 points this season, Carl Cappaert with 73 points including ten touchdowns and thirteen extra points. Samborn leads next with 24 points and a tie for third between Dean Mance and Larry Foss at 12. Bernard Wyman adds six as Ewatt’s strong team looms. Evart aims to rebound after last year’s star Argue left. N. H. S. dinner set for October 20 at Gleason’s with Frankie Norgan Jay Green and Leona Dobson on ticket committee. post dinner Attends Evart vs Clare game.
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Evart Wildcats
Clare
Mt. Pleasant Reserve
Carl Cappaert
National Honor Society
Gleason's
Frankie Norgan
Jay Green
Leona Dobson
Athletic Board
Evart
Halloween Celebrated at School Fall Party
The annual Fall Party was held in the gym last Friday October 23 sponsored by the Student Council. The gym was decorated with orange and black streamers pumpkins jack o lanterns and corn stalks creating a Halloween atmosphere.
Clare High Debaters Prepare for Season and World Government Topic
Clare High debaters study peace plans for the season as they prepare to argue the proposition that a Federal World Government should be established. Last year's team set a high mark by winning a University of Michigan plaque for Excellence in Debating, but most members have left. Newcomers Garry Covert and others step in under coach My Pfister, with transportation changes limiting teams per car and increasing debates per trip.
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Clare High
University of Michigan
al Lamborn
Albion
Barbara Caple
Sidney Court
Ann Arbor
Doug Paxton
Mt. Pleasant
John Hall
Floyd Callihan
Air Force
Roberta McKnight
Detroit
Hight
Greenhorns
Garry Covert
Beverly Sowle
Lois Hartshorn
Jim Kane
Russell Foell
Pheasants Feed Forty at Annual Supper Event
Forty Home Ec and Ag students plus teachers attended the pheasant supper last Monday. Bill Spicer and his band provided entertainment after a feast of pheasant and trimmings. Students explained how they obtained their birds with varied anecdotes from Jack Tice to LaVern Wood.
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Bill Spicer
Seventh and Eighth Grade Halloween Party Plans
The seventh and eighth grades are planning a Halloween party for tomorrow night in costume. Seventh grade students prepared invitations. Barbara Schug was the only A student last week in the eighth grade. Reading classes feature two minute talks on birds and flowers. Twelve people received ribbons for contributing to the scrap drive.
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Barbara Schug
Service list of Clare High graduates in the armed forces
The article lists Clare High graduates serving in various branches and locations. Names include Pvt Paul Manee Leslie Shaw Leonel Green in Missouri and others in Massachusetts Virginia Kansas England Alabama Louisiana Washington California Hawaii Texas Arkansas Georgia Ireland Australia California Wayne County Airport Florida and more.
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Clare High
Army
Paul Manee
Leslie Shaw
Leonel Green
Missouri
John Davy
Massachusets
Frank Bicknell
Virginia
P.i.c
Neil Lowleig
Kansas
Eugene Thayer
England
Donald Bryant
Alabama
Seth Butler
Louisiana
Washington
Willard Bell
Raymond Verette
California
Henry Denton
Stanley Burdo
Merrit Ogle
Hawaii
Arno Odén
Texas
Norman
Sutton
Arkansas
John Schaaf
Georgia
Air Corps
Ralph Ackerman
Ireland
Neil Maxwell
Robert Harriger
Australia
Glenn Sanford
Bob Doherty
Wayne County
Laurence Jackson
Perry Command
Stan
Kleiner Ig
Florida
Overseas assignments noted for Upton Tupper and two sergeants
The column lists Upton Tupper S/Sgt Russell Koch and S/Sgt Geo Tope as overseas and notes Bud Anderson’s Navy location is unknown. The column will continue next week.
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Upton Tupper
Russell Koch
Geo. Tope
Bud Anderson
Navy
Immunization Fights Whooping Cough Says Health Unit
Tri County Health Unit urges every parent to vaccinate children against whooping cough. Whooping cough kills six to ten thousand under five yearly. three injections build immunity, four may reduce reactions. Dr. Sauer's experiment noted as evidence vaccines prevent disease. Helen Lanting, M.D., Acting Director, Health Dist. Seven.
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Hygiea
Louis W. Sauer
Evanston
Tinois
Dr. Sauer
Halloween Classroom Updates and New Students
The report notes grades from kindergarten to sixth with Halloween activities and parties planned. New pupils include Richard Pugh and Gaylord Pugh from Ludington and Herbert Byers from Ohio, bringing combined attendance to 41 or 49 in some grades and marking scrap collection records as Laurelier Haring piled 852 pounds.
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Richard Pugh
Ludington
Laurelier Haring
Jane
John Bicknell
Gaylord Pugh
Patricia Rogerts
Egypt
Herbert Byers
Ohio
New Field Agent for Vocational Rehabilitation
Wallace F. Watt of Ann Arbor has begun work as Field Agent for the Vocational Rehabilitation service under the State Board of Control for Vocational Education. He covers twenty seven northern lower peninsula counties from the Gaylord headquarters, training crippled and handicapped persons sixteen and older. Watt succeeds Gerhard Kamiske, who moves to Detroit area after five years as Research Sociologist with the Michigan Child Guidance Institute.
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Ann Arbor
Vocational Rehabilitation Service
State Board of Control For Vocational Education
Gerhard Kamiske
Detroit
Michigan
Gaylord
Mr. Watt
Lower Peninsula
Defenge
Watt
Michigan Child Guidance Institute
Dog Senses Highlight Ears and Nose Over Sight
The article notes dogs see in limited color, mainly black and white, but excel with acute hearing and a keen nose. It describes how their ears and scent compensate for visual limitations and enhance perception.
Michigan State Radio Schedule on WKAR Station
Historic listings show WKAR at Michigan State College broadcasting 870 KC with 5000 watts. A Tuesday 5 30 pm series led by C W Barr explores community planning and home visibility to aerial threats, followed by a lineup of programs through early November including sports and news, with dates October 30 to November 3 listed and time slots across the day.
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Michigan State College
C. W. Barr
WKAR
State Agricultural Department
Michigan Department of Health
Collectors’ Items Include Washington autograph Collection
Manuscripts and autographs of George Washington Andrew Jackson and Lighthorse Henry Lee are among those in the collection of Dr. A. J. Liebmann head of the Schenley Research Institute at New York. His hobby focuses on old documents related to the history of distilled spirits.
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George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Lighthorse
Henry Lee
A. J. Liebmann
Schenley Research Institute
New York
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