Car hits Britton residents. 92 year old injured in Tecumseh area
Three people including Clarence Exelby and his wife of Britton and 92 year old Robert Houseman of Tecumseh were hurt when Exelby’s westbound car was rear ended by a Toledo truck on M-50 near Ridgeway. Exelby vehicle rolled and wrecked. Houseman taken by ambulance to Dr. Hammel’s office. Large Colgate clock dial noted in New Jersey as the world’s biggest.
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Britton
Ridgeway
Clarence Exelby
Robert Houseman
Tecumseh
Toledo
Houseman
H. H. Hammel
Colgate Co
New Jersey
At Last P T A Meeting Features Home Economics Panel
Members of the school faculty presented papers on homemaking and family life. The panel discussed the shift from mother’s apprenticeship to school based training and the growing role of boys in homemaking, agriculture, and community responsibility.
Kindergarten Miss Fuller Promotes Socialization and Speech
The document outlines kindergarten goals led by Miss Fuller focusing on healthful living, structured play, reading readiness, self expression, and social development. It emphasizes speech as a vital lifelong capacity developed through practice in school and community activities.
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Mariam M. Moore
The Case for Shop Courses in Boys Education
The text argues that industrial arts or shop classes foster practical skills for daily life. It notes boys’ desire to create, learn tool use, teamwork, and appreciation for others, leading to home projects and added family value. It compares shop to home economics for girls, urging parental support.
School Honors Honor Roll and Honorable Mention Lists
The school renews its practice of selecting two academic groups each marking period. The Honor Roll requires 12 points with at least one A, the Honorable Mention 10 points with no failures. Lists by grade and student names follow.
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Margaret Finkbeiner
Robert Dieterle
Katherine Marken
Eugene Rentschler
Katy Lou Clay
Lou Evelyn Bowen
Betty King
Edna Zick
Max Collins
Eda Mae Krumrer
Jean Fosdick
Ruth Stull
Alwin Finkbeiner
Grover Burgan
Grace Braun
Jeanette Clay
Ruth Schleh
William Tower
Melvin Schafer
Quentin Westrick
Carol Uphaus
Geraldine Hayball
Wiliam Hagan
Dean Burkhardt
Marie Day
Cecelia Grusgeky
Ray Gleason
Grace Clark
Lloyd Bowen
Wayne Westrick
Paul Mann
Vila Luckhardt
George Richards
Clara Schmid
Mary Ellen Kendall
Wesley Luckhardt
Winifred Hisele
Cora Gleason
Ruth Carlson
Lloyd Arm
Animal Husbandry and Balanced Diets for Horses
Clifton Bird explains that equine nutrition should mirror athletic care given to players, presenting three scientifically correct feeds based on European and American standards. He notes a Belleville Community Fair trip by animal husbandry students, hints at a future local show, and ends with a quirky aside on Steve Clemente and avian lifespans.
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Germany
Belgium
United States
Jewel
Belleville
Physical Education Emphasizes Holistic Student Development
In collaboration with the seven cardinal principles of secondary education, the National Education Association outlines physical education as contributing to health, leisure time use, citizenship, home membership, and ethical character, among other benefits for well rounded students.
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Rock
National Education Association
Latin Learnings Strengthen English Through Case Endings
A discussion notes that Latin remains a living language and that two thirds of English derives from Latin. Studying Latin builds vocabulary and enhances understanding of English sentence structure by examining case endings and grammatical relationships.
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Miss Feller
Agriculture Argument Reflects Old vs New Subjects
A fragmented note argues that agriculture faces the same critique as other newer subjects, claiming the opposition rests on the same grounds and is not surprising given historical patterns. The text cites A Jewel and references The goal argument in a terse, archival style.
Michener’s Record for Washington Representation
Mr. Michener’s record experience and ability guarantee capable and sound representation in Washington.
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Michener
Representa Gen
Washington
Probate Judge and Sheriff Urged for Re‑Election in Local Notices
Propate Judge born in Washtenaw County and educated through State Normal and Cleary Business colleges. He served as rural school teacher, Northfield supervisor, county clerk, and now probate judge, with re election urged for continued courteous and efficient service. Sheriff Jacob B. Andres praised for twenty years in law enforcement and professional affiliations. McCallum described as Michigan born and educated, former state legislator, attorney, and business executive seeking 12th district senatorial seat.
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Washtenaw County
State Normal and Cleary Business Colleges
Northfield Township
Jacob B. Andres
International Association For Identification
Michigan Sheriff’s Association
Michigan Identification
Sheriffs and Police Officers Association of America
National Traffic Police Association
Mr. McCallum
Michigan
University
Drain Commissioner and Prosecutor Stand for Reelection
The Register of Deeds pledges strict economy as Drain Commissioner while Br Tuomy runs the office. Albert J. Rapp, current Prosecutor, is praised for high character and proven ability. He is noted as a leading state prosecutor and seeks reelection on November 3.
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Br. Tuomy
Albert J. Rapp
Coroners Dr Harris and Dr Edwin C in report
A brief coroner notice lists Dr Bradley M Harris and Dr Edwin C among medical examiners. The fragment suggests an official inquest or death investigation context, with no dates or locations provided. Further readable details are needed to confirm case specifics or outcomes.
Skilled Deputy Appointed Register of Deeds
After ten years as Clerk and deputy, Mrs Skill was appointed Register of Deeds on December 1, 1935 to fill a vacancy. The office credits her efficient service and urges election of Mrs Skill for continued courteous service in the past role.
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Register of Deeds
Andeputy
Skdu
Ice
Raschbacher Political Advertisement in Washtenaw County
A political ad urging reelecting Mr Gibb for another term as Secretary of State and retaining Mr Crittenden for a second term. It touts integrity, proven service, and experience in Lansing, noting associations with County Clerks and Boy Scouts and stressing continuity and efficiency in office.
Circuit Court Commissioner Candidate Profile in Ypsilanti
Mr. Brown, a Michigan law graduate and longtime Washtenaw County attorney, has served as alderman and mayor of Ypsilanti and as city attorney for eight years. He practiced in Washtenaw County for 13 years and is linked to the Hooper Hooper firm in Ann Arbor, supporting a capable impartial administration.
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Brown
Ypsilanti
University of Michigan
Washtenaw County
Hooper
Fixth National Building
Ann Arbor
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Cumseh
P.T.A
Miss Huntley
F.A
Miss Fuller
Mr. Francisco
Clifton Bird
Steve Clemente
Earl C. Michener
George P. V.jallum
Jacob B
Andres
Albert J, Rapp
Cornelius W. Tuory
Katherine W. Skau
Bradley M
Harris
Edwin C
Ganzhorn
Harry
Raschbacher
Slerk
Mr. Gibb
Secretary of State
Board of the Boy Scouts
Lansing
Mr. Crittenden
Emmett M. Gibb
Chas E, Crittenden
Circuit Court Commissioners
Lee N. Brown
Joseph C. Hogper
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