Clare School Notes From First Week Highlights
The first week includes singing from Mary and new songs, a voice test and part assignment for a boy in junior high, and a Girls Glee Club meeting scheduled for next Tuesday. Twelve vacancies in the club require try-outs Monday and Wednesday at 8 80, with officer elections on Thursday. Seventh grade has 31 students. Alice Foell brought a pepper plant with a pepper turning red. History class begins a timeline on the left blackboard.
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Mary
zHivery Boy
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Girls Glee Club
Alice Foell
School enrollment figures for fall term announced
The Science department opens with fifty nine students enrolled. Beginning classroom work is underway and laboratories start within two weeks. Freshman Algebra has two sections with a total enrollment of sixty nine. The advanced Algebra class has sixteen students.
New Filing Cabinet Aids Commercial Department Training
Members of the Commercial Department welcome a new filing cabinet to keep literature and records current. The General Business Training program now has two classes freshmen and upperclassmen. The upperclassmen will study topics more deeply using newspaper and magazine articles and give weekly reports on current business items to stay aware of progress.
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Commercial Department
Home Economics Opens Year with Food Preservation Unit
The Home Economics department prepares for the new school year. Freshman Home Economics I will begin with food preservation and canning of corn. Advanced class Home Economics II studies clothing selection for a child’s garment construction. Summer project garments and canned foods were shown at the fair.
Vernon Grange meeting pledges members and officers
Vernon Grange hosts a Monday night meeting with Obligation and instruction in secret work. A contest for new members ends Monday night with 30 credits for ladies and 25 for men. Booster night planned for October 2nd with Ladies Degrees team performing third and fourth degrees. Election of officers to be held the second Monday in October.
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Leo Smith
Farwell
Bernie Eberhardt
Wm. Foell
Dick Brooks
Harold
Fred Ervin
Hiwood
Clair Stanley
Clare County Infirmary
C. A. Heiser
Clare
Icem Slentz
Edith Brewer
Geo. Stough
Big Bay
U. P
John Stough
Herb. Varney
Clarence Ramey
Nellie Ramey
Frank Nevins
Herrick
J. B. Orth
Frank Wild
Ed. White
Hoover School
Flint
Harold White
Chas. Belcher
Lansing
Ralph Stevens
Otter Lake
Jennings Archambault
Sell your old batteries radiators and green hides
Advertises Samborn's buy offer for old batteries radiators and green hides with contact by phone 23 in Clare.
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Samborn’s
Clare
Adv
Hooty the Owl Tracks Jerry Muskrat at Smiling Pool
A 1933 Thornton Burgess tale follows Hooty the Owl as he waits for dusk to hunt in the Green Forest. He observes Jerry Muskrat rebuilding a bank-side home at the Smiling Pool and plans to stay away, foreseeing future opportunities.
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Hooty the Owl
Hooty
Smiling Pool
Jerry
Laughing Brook
Green Forest
TE. W. Burgess
WNU Barvies
NRA Code Questions Clarify Employment Terms
NRA answers detail when employment agreements end upon presidential code approval, how codes may be modified after hearings, that tips are excluded from wage calculations, that temporary barber pay rates and hours are set but prices aren’t fixed yet, and that hearings on codes are always open as required by the Recovery Act.
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NRA
Proceedings of the Clare City Council 1933
Regular Clare city council meeting notes dated September 5 1933 show Mayor Pro tem Ernest Ramey presiding. Aldermen Archambault Bayes Forbes Osborn Holmes listed with motions granting sidewalk permit on Maxwell lot lot 5 block 4 crosswalk on Quackenbush property garage permit for Lloyd Edick moving of a dwelling house from McEwan to Maple with $50 deposit and bills referred to Finance Committee including labor and services.
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Clare
Mich
Common Council
Ernest Ramey
Archambault
Bayes
Forbes
Osborn
Holmes
Sathe
Reva EH. Maxwell
School
Quackenbush
Alderman Osborn
Lloyd Edick
H. 4Th Street
Alderman Bayes
John Bowers
City of Clare
County Line
McEwan Street
Wheaton Avenue
Maple Street
City of
Alderman Forbes
Finance Committee
Abbott
James Rogers
Tire Dept
Bayes Bakery
Tire
P. M
E. Ramey
Groves
Clare & Beaverton Lumber Co
McLaughlin
James
Rogers
Hours Park
Labor Consumers Power Company
Consumers Power Company
Pawes Brl
A Power
T. Carl Holbrook
Howell and Stimson seek marriage license
Howell Poole 81 and Martha Stimson 77 of Superior Nebraska filed for a marriage license recently. Poole has been married twice and Stimson once.
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Howell
William M. Poole
Martha Stimson
Ned. Poole
Big Rapids
Peter Russell
Chicago
Guy
Sient Eaiandtadl
College
Lampson
Yale University
Monroe
Monroe County
Paw Paw
Greatest Man in World Delayed Recognition After Death
A reflection on who might be the greatest man in the world and how true perspective only comes with time. The writer suggests posterity will judge the significance of this era once those individuals are gone.
Ram Truck Tour to Shine Sheep Stocks at Clare County Fair
A ram truck tour led by livestock specialist DD H LaVoi will tour sheep counties offering purebred rams at reasonable prices. The Clare County fair arrives Saturday October 7 with opportunities to buy, order, or exchange rams. Local breeders may bring purebred rams or ewes to trade as part of the new ram exchange feature.
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Sociation
DD. H. LaVoi
Michigan State College
Sheen
Clare County Fair
Harrison
School Day Draws Crowd to Clare County Fair
A large crowd attended the school day events in Clare County with the high school band under Harry Wehrly performing. addresses urged state funds for schools and a special legislative session in October. Teachers, pay, and unskilled labor wages were discussed as the fair featured school exhibits and foot races won by pupils.
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Harry Wehrly
Asa Aldrich
Clare County
Messrs
Amble
Tyndall
Kennedy
Taylor
Chancey H. Jones
Bruce Williams
Detroit
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Thornton W Burgess
Owl
Mr. Sun
the Common Council
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Engault Ste. Marie
St. Mary's
Michigan Crop Reporting Service
Michigan
Department of Agriculture
Detroit Post Office
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Aimilay
Alcona
Brown
Frank Nash
Clare City
D. Kennedy
Brush College
Leal Kuster
Brewer
Grace Rinehart
Norway
John Boakes
Summerfield
Clara Williams
Temple
Chancey Jones
Doc
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Bernice Gibbons
McKinley
Bessie Johnson
Austa
Florence VanderWoude
Hinkle
Martha Fuller
West Grant
Georgia Beakes
Pratt
Bertha
Babcock
Mann Siding
Francis Thomas
Bailey
Doris
Foutch
Surrey Agricultural
F. Tyndall
Baisley
Gut Lake
Cecil Hubel
Dover
Belle Deller
Sharp
Leola Cuddie
Frost
Morrel Clute
Dora Campbell
Ladd
Paul Wallace
Eagle
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Caner
Belva Thomas
Brand
Ronald Chatterton
Bessie
Opal McGilvery
Hardwood
Ruth Shull
Myers
Maude Barber
Windover
Lucile Brooks
Lake
Howard Hilliker
Hight Point
Forest Howell
Randall
Earl
Gilmore
Miller
Ruth -Phelipp
Doty
Freda Welsh
Shea
Theresa Sullivan
Allen
Francis Fry
Lincoln Unit
Evelyn Baker
Colonville
Blanche Strouse
Carrow
Flora Stuermer
Wildcat
Mabel Asch
Davis
Thelma Brooks
Robbins
Homer - Stinchcombe
Kirby
Winifred Brooks
Wyckoff
Mirriam Darling
Bhle
Ireta Bailey
Wallace
Gertha
Tessman
Hayes
Agricultural
Charley
Grandon
Fioyd -Swem
Clare Hay, Grain & Bear Co
Northway Clinic
Doherty
Joseph F. Bowler
Mt. Pleasant
Hilton R. Héss
Beulah Gates
Butterworth Hospital
Grand Rapids
Leslie A. Griswold
R. A. Northway
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