Clare School news sixth grade class opens with new students
The Sixth Grade started with enrollment of thirty one. Two new students joined: Lorraine Gilmore from Saginaw and Edwin Smith from Lennon. Mary Jane Kane was injured on the first day and will miss two to three weeks. Officers named include Vice President Maeleen Smith Secretary Mavis Kennedy Treasurer Laura Cluley. Student Council Floyd Callahan.
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L Lorraine Gilmore
Saginaw
Edwin Smith
Lennon
Mary Jane Kane
Maeleen Smith
Mavis Kennedy
Laura Cluley
Floyd Callahan
Enrollment figures for commercial classes this year
Commercial department reports enrollment by course: Typing I 61 Typing II 11 Commerce 21 Shorthand I 20 Shorthand II 9 Bookkeeping 87. The data outlines class sizes across typing, shorthand, commerce and bookkeeping offerings.
Miss Harwood's tenth grade Home Room elects officers
In Miss Harwood's section of the tenth grade Home Room Gail Sowle is elected President.
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Miss Harwood
Gail Sowle
First Home Room Meeting Elects Officers
The first Home Room meeting was held Friday. Mary Lou Sutton was elected President for the first semester, Billy Shaw from Barryton was elected Vice President, Nelson Williams was elected Secretary, and Arthur Johnson was elected Treasurer. We have 34 students enrolled in our grade this year.
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Mary Lou Sutton
Billy Shaw
Barryton
Nelson Williams
Arthur Johnson
Farm Shop enrollments show capacity and new students
The advanced shop class fills with twenty boys choosing projects from boats to furniture. Farm Shop has eleven pupils with four new entrants and two returning students. Clare High School will offer Methods of Teaching Farm Shop, taught by G. C. Cook, attracting teachers from Central Michigan.
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Clare High School
Méeniegh
Grade class officers announced for current term
The home room announces 36 students in the grade and lists officers: President Doris Stoll, Vice President Alexander Wylie, Secretary Imojean Ankrum, and Treasurer Billy Chaffee.
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Doris Stoll
Alexander Wylie
Imojean Ankrum
Billy Chaffee
Girls Locker Rooms Get Fresh Paint and New Floors
The girls celebrate newly painted walls and updated shower floors in the locker rooms. A new check in system uses wire buckets to manage gym clothes replacing old shoe candy and packing boxes. Individuals may keep one pair of gym shoes for a full year.
Fifth Grade Welcome With New Students
Miss Powers begins gym classes after lunch while teaching fifth grade in the morning. The change aims to improve the gymnasium program with no interruptions. New students in the fifth grade include Jaiene Hall from Stanwood Marilyn Frey from St Louis Howard Cadd from Flint Frances Miller from Rosebush Morley Petty from Alma.
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Miss Powers
Jaiene Hall
Stanwood
Marilyn Frey
St. Louis
Howard Cadd
Flint
Frances Miller
Rosebush
Morley Petty
Alma
Social Studies enrollment and world politics focus
The Social Studies department plans enrollment around 235 students as classes study the present world political situation for the first two days. Emphasis is placed on careful thinking about news and reports before belief.
Mr Speare Home Room Elects Officers
Freshman class home room elected Carl Cappaert president Lonaleé Hampton vice president Patricia Harrold secretary Ruth Black treasurer Janet Dungan student council representative A committee will plan the next meeting and three students will gather home room name suggestions to present to the class.
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Speare
Carl Cappaert
Lonaleé Hampton
Patricia Harrold
Ruth Black
Janet Dungan
School Begins Watch for Children and Stop This Slaughter
The article urges motorists to exercise heightened caution near schools as children return after holidays. It notes many new, young pupils and the risk to child life, calling for careful driving to reduce accidents and teach safety.
Friday Club Schedule for Members
The group lists a membership of 38 students and plans to meet each Friday from 10 30 to 11 00. Every second Friday is providing day with entertainment by members, while the alternating Fridays are get acquainted days to discuss personal problems hobbies and related topics.
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Iriday
Kindergarten Enrollment Figures for Ree ER We Have
The fragment notes total enrollment for a kindergarten class, mentioning twenty-one boys and a crowd of children. Details on girls or full class size are unclear from the cut text.
First Grade Registration and Reading Readiness Plan
Forty children were registered in the First Grade this week, including twenty two girls and eighteen boys. A Reading Readiness program will precede regular book reading groups as we assess eye or ear difficulties and mental readiness before starting reading instruction. As readiness emerges, group book reading will be organized.
School Room News: New Enrollees, Ill Students, Gladiolus Gifts
We have 48 children enrolled this year with four new arrivals since last year and some ill students yet to enroll. Marguerite White brought beautiful gladioluses that brighten the room and create a pleasant atmosphere.
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Marguerite White
Clean Room Hope for Pleasant Time
The message notes the group, boys and girls, are clean and expresses hope for a nice time in their room.
Seventeen boys and twenty girls in third grade enroll
Ardath Hall joins the third grade class as a new girl from Stanwood along with a total of thirty-seven students.
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Ardath Hall
Stanwood
Fourth Grade Class Meeting Notes and Dues Plan
Fourth grade held a class meet with officers Patty Kane vice president Douglas Fleming treasurer Joe Johnston secretary Richard Brown. They will meet on the first Thursday each month and collect two cents monthly in dues. Committees not yet appointed. Room improvements discussed with plants and bouquets enjoyed.
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Patty Kane
Douglas Fleming
Joe Johnston
Richard Brown
Lake church services include Sunday School and preaching
Lake area church announces Sunday School at 10 30 a m led by Superintendent P A Oman with preaching at 8 p m by Reverend I B E Wyrick In the Grange Hall Clarence Barrett of Grand Rapids attends the event.
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Lake
P. A. Oman
I BE. Wyrick
Clarence Barrett
Grand Rapids
Strain of School Life on Girls Highlighted by Study
A British Medical Journal study by Dr. J G Johnston finds girls aged 12 to 14 show faster maturation and greater energy expenditure from homework than boys. The report warns against excessive home study during this critical growth period and urges curriculum adjustments to protect girls’ health.
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J G. Johnston
British Medical Journal
Johnston
B. V. Thiehoff
M. D
Local residents share travel and school updates
Pearl Andrews returns from Grand Rapids for a brief visit while she attends school there this year. Millard Scott drives to Lansing with sister in tow for a couple of weeks. Sherman family heads to Saginaw. Scott relatives take a short vacation across the straits. Everett Irwin of Farwell watches R Scotts shop as others visit Saginaw and Beatrice Hilliker moves into the Ted Green house for the school term.
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Pearl Andrews
Grand Rapids
Irwin Andrews
Millard Scott
Lansing
Peter Yensen
Charley Sherman
Johnnie
Saginaw
Raymond Scott
Hazel Shilling
Cora Smedley
Wilma Laverty
Straits
Everett Irwin
Farwell
R. Scotts
T. H. Brooks
Beatrice Hilliker
Ted Green
Local Residents Share Weekend Visits and Homecoming
Irwin Scott motored to Lansing on Tuesday while Chas Haywood visited his mother, Mrs Harry Cornell, over Labor Day. George Scott hosts guests including Fred Smalley and Harold Lockwood. Labor Day town gatherings and a Farwell homecoming are noted as residents visit relatives in Baldwin Flint and Bowling Green. New teachers arrive Mr Brown and Mrs Pauline as pantry closes for lunch season.
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Irwin Scott
Lansing
Chas. Haywood
Harry Cornell
Ted Green
Toledo
Vern Hains
Elm Grove
George Scott
Bert Scott
Sam Valtine
Hari Shook
Baldwin
West
George
Bowling Green
Ohio
Farwell
Labor Day
Irwin Kuelencamp
Bon, Rush
Flint
Wim, Mahan
Brown
Harrison
Pauline
Saginaw
R. Scott
Isabella township library resumes schedule with Miss Ballge
The Isabella township Library returns to its normal hours under librarian Miss Delphine Ballge. The Friends of the Library plan a Thursday evening meeting at 8:00 at Miss Ballge’s home with Mrs. Gordon Armstrong assisting.
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Isabella Township
Delphine Ballge
Friends of the Library
Patrick Battle
Joseph
Harold Showerman
Pontiac
Clifford Muterpaugh
Lavern Prast
Jeanie
Saginaw
Labor Day
Prast
John Lynch
Delphine Ballgo
Hdgar Fetterly
Grand Rapids
St. John Isa
Sacred Heart Church
Mt. Pleasant
L. H. Moon
New York
Marguerete Morrison
Neil Morrison
Theisen
O .M. Somers
Darwin
Gordon Armstrong
Wm. R. Youngson
Mary
Clare Merchants Baseball Triumph Over Delwin 19-14
The Clare Merchants beat Delwin 19 to 14 in a postponed Seaton game. Clare built a 16-12 lead with a 7th inning surge, then added a run in the 8th and two in the 9th to seal the win behind Atwood and Pulcifer in pitching duties. Rosebush visits next Sunday for the final season game.
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Clare Merchants
Seaton
Delwin
Campbell
Derwin
Methner
Clare
Atwood
Pulcifer
Baker
Anderson
Rosebush
Ignace Visits Grandparents Mr and Mrs Homer Campbell
Ignace is visiting the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Homer Campbell.
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Ignace
Mrs
Homer Campbell
Local residents share travels and health updates
Temple residents visited Breckenridge Saginaw and Clare shoppers were seen in Temple. Congratulations go to Mr and Mrs Edwin Rouse while Theron Kohn recovers in Saginaw General Hospital. Flo Jaquish from Byron met family in Temple.
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Fred Pugh
Grandville
Temple
Floyd Holford
Breckenridge
Saginaw
Edwin Rouse
Roy Myers
Nancy Pratt
Augusta Besaw
Theron Kohn
Saginaw General Hospital
Mr. Kohns
Hudson Jones
Laura Jaquish
Dexter
Roy Holford
Flo Jaquish
Byron
Jaquish
Barber
Vida Worden
Holford
CadWell
Marion
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