School Activity Calendar List From September to June
September 29 to June 12 lists a dense school schedule with meetings, enrollments, classes, elections, sports events across Beaverton St Louis Reed City Mt Pleasant Shepherd Breckenridge Ewart etc, plus assemblies, dances, theater, carnivals, fairs and a long sequence of tournaments and graduations. The document enumerates dates, venues, and event types including football games, assemblies, open houses, banquets, and the annual commencement.
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Beaverton
St. Louis
Reed City
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan Educational Association
Saginaw
Dramatics Club
Shepherd
Breckenridge
Ewart
Farwell-Colonelgle Gala Week Ends With Thrilling Baseball Victory
Clare County wraps up a week of gala festivities with a Central Michigan League baseball showdown where Farwell loses to Coleman 5 to 4. A parachute stunt ended safely after a near miss, and a delayed jump narrowly avoided the Tilt-A-Whirl crowd. Amateur acts and dancing capped a day of large crowds and strong finances for next year’s event.
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Farwell
Coleman
Miss Price
Harrison
Huntley
Joyce Gordon
Mary Sparta
Farwell Folks Gather For Auld Lang Syne Meet
Kate McLeod-Laforge and Winnie Palmer-Schram lead the Farwell gathering with Mrs. Lamb at the piano. HR W Brown greets guests while Emma Pierce of Clio delivers a heartfelt response and a poem. Neil Block visits with wife and daughter Janet. Janet, nine, performs an accordion piece. Wilma Lou Corey offers a fine solo.
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Kate McLeod-Laforge
Detroit
Winnie Palmer-Schram
Kent
Ohio
Lamb
HR. W. Brown
Brown
Emma Pierce
Clio
Neil Block
Janet
Wilma Lou Corey
Stanley Sisters perform at Labor Day event
The Stanley Sisters Agnes Ruth and Bernice sang two numbers while Mother played piano. Horace Holden of Lansing read a composition The Old Home Town. Officers for next year named John Henry president Jennie Bingham vice president and Jay Bellinger secretary treasurer. Banquet and party moved to Saturday night for the Labor Day Homecoming.
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Stanley Sisters
Agnes
Ruth
Bernice
Horace Holden
Lansing
John Henry
Jennie Bingham
Jay Bellinger
British Call U. S. Tanks Most Useful After Tests
The British supply ministry said two American tanks, the light cruiser and the 28 ton M-3, are among the most useful types for British forces. The light cruiser saw combat in Egypt and reportedly performed reliably after 3,000 miles of hard travel. Lord Beaverbrook praised it as fast and dependable, noting its weight similar to the British Valentine.
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London
Supply Ministry
Red Sea
Egypt
Lord Beaverbrook
Lost in Big City
Amarillo man Jack Armstrong, 28, a grocery clerk, wandered Los Angeles trying to find his hotel. After hours of searching he failed to recall the first hotel name and asked police to locate his car and luggage.
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Amarillo
Texas
Jack Armstrong
Los Angeles
Pollice
Slate Pit Worker 80 Years in Quarries
PEN ARGYL PA Edward Jackson an 80 year old quarry worker has spent 70 years in the slate pits and says no other man in the slate belt can equal his record He is also an avid hunter who uses days off to tramp in the woods.
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Pen Argyl
Edward Jackson
Jackson
The Four Estates and the Fourth Estate Role
The article discusses the concept of the Four Estates with the press as the Fourth Estate alongside the clergy nobility and commoners forming the other three. It notes the press’s public watchdog function and its influence in governance.
Dipping Best Against Hog Lice and Mange Says Extension
The article notes hogs suffer from external parasites like lice and mange, reducing thrift and growth. It advocates dipping as the most effective control, with hand methods as alternatives and detailed oil and kerosene remedies. Hogs should avoid extreme cold or bright sun soon after oiling.
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Seeger
Summer Range Shelters Boost Poultry Health and Egg Output
T T Brown NC State extension poultryman says summer range shelters cost as much as other poultry expenses and benefit flocks above 100 birds with feed economy healthier pullets and lower mortality. The A shaped shelter 9 by 10 feet fits about 100 pullets and should be placed on clean land with shade and green feed.
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T. T. Brown
Extension
North Carolina State College
Extension Service
Poisonous Plants Endanger Livestock In Pastures
University of Illinois expert L V Sherwood warns that poisonous plants in fence corners, pastures, and hay fields threaten livestock. Overgrazing and scarce pasture heighten risk. humans can be harmed too.
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L. V. Sherwood
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Vast Phosphate Supply Supports Long Term Farm Fertilizer
A Middle West Soil Improvement Committee statement says U S phosphate reserves could last 5000 to 6000 years and nitrogen and potash are ample for generations. Yet the country uses fertilizer for soil improvement and crop production at levels similar to Europe, which relies on scarcer supplies.
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United States
Middle West
Rebekahs Plan Birthday Party and District Visitation
The Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167 held its first meeting after a two month break at the I.C.C.F. hall. Mrs. Allen Howlett presided. They scheduled an August-September birthday party for next Tuesday and started plans for a chicken supper. District Visitation is set for Shepherd on September 17 with Weidman and Mt. Pleasant hosting.
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Clara Rebekah Lodge No. 167
1.C.C.F. Hall
Allen Howlett
Noble Grand
Shepherd
Weidman Lodge
Townsend Club Meeting At Mrs. Etta Howard Home
The Clare Townsend Club No. 2 met at Mrs. Etta Howard’s home last Thursday with guests. President D. W. Osborn led with prayers and pledges as bulletins were read. The group voted to meet September 11 at the I.O.C.F. hall for a penny supper and party. A musical program followed featuring Lorraine and others.
Birthday Celebration Closing a School Club Meet
Sandra Schultz and Waneta Roberts sang The Wise Old Owl. Lorraine and Sandra performed I Love to Whistle. Mrs Gordon McIntosh and Mrs Schultz led The Beautiful Garden of Prayer and several songs. The meeting ended with God Bless America and the Townsend pledge. Mrs Howard served ice cream and cake, a cake trimmed in Sandra’s honor.
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Sandra Schultz
Waneta Roberts
Lorraine
Sandra
Gordon McIntosh
Mrs. Schultz
America
Townsend
Oil Man Continues Work Six Days After Accident
A oil field worker Charles Houser broke his back in an on the job accident but kept working for six days until the pain forced a visit to a physician. The doctor diagnosed two broken vertebrae and sent him to a hospital.
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Charles Houser
Ditch-Digging Demonstrated by State College Engineers
In Reading Pennsylvania agricultural extension engineers from Pennsylvania State College dug 825 feet of trenches seven feet wide and three and a half feet deep by blasting dynamite. The new method is touted as cheaper and just as efficient for neighboring farmers.
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Reading
Pennsylvania State College
The Sentinel Classified Columns Quick Results
For fast results at low cost use The Sentinel Classified Columns, delivering concise ads and listings.
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Sentinel
New Baby Born to Hinkle Family in Clare County
A six and one half pound boy named Phillip Lawrence was born Tuesday at Clare County General Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Hinkle. The mother previously Ruth Bradway.
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L. D. Hinkle
Clare County General Hospital
Phillip Lawrence
Ruth Bradway
Cracking Coconuts Demonstrates Simple Task Mastery
A quick guide shows cracking fresh coconuts is easy. Punch holes in the three eyes with an ice pick, drain the coconut milk, bake at 400 degrees for 40 minutes, then crack the shell with a hammer to separate the meat effortlessly.
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Gladwin
Stones Club
Remus
Kitty Trumpeters
Midland
Heart
Lincoln-Washington Assembly Language Club
Payne Jubilee Quintette
Igs
Kiwanis
Clare County
Metimora
Lapeer
iMichigan State Department of Agriculture
Michigan State College
U. S
Big City
Clifford
J. Fawcett
Extension Animal Husbandman
Massachusetts State College
LUX
Amity
Morley Py Exton
Dr. Scholls
Couron
Arctic
Crookes
Colorado
Hudson Bay
Lady Esther
Success White Shoe Cleaner
Rebekahs
Clare
Harris & Hirt
Quality Hardware
North Star Grocery Company
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