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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1928
Page
4
A dialogue between an Emu and an Ostrich explores feelings of being cross and blue in spring. The Emu insists he is gray and unhappy while the Ostrich debunks myths about head in the sand and discusses mood and springtime sadness.
After a music lesson Junior asks if he should tell father they need a windshield cleaver for the piano. The humor hinges on a misheard or malaprop request as the metronome stops. The exchange reveals a lighthearted family moment centered on practice and ordinary household tools.
Seven boys went to the creek to bathe but two were told not to go in. Therefore five boys entered the water.
Five huck towers described with blue rose green and gold borders in a large display.
Local items recount visitors from Flint Detroit Bay City and Pennsylvania. Land leases, barn building, road trips and family visits fill a daybook of Clare county life. A traffic accident injures Byron Ginn while a funeral anniversary trip ends in a gravel mishap.
Ver norgan Hill and Albert Davis families from Flint spent weekends with relatives in Farwell Stevenson Lake Rosebush Coleman and Colonville. Several visits to Lansing Jackson and Sag inaw were noted with dinners and reunions.
The Brown Sunday School earns praise for an orderly well rendered children's day program held last Sunday. P M Lawson and son Charles are back home assisting with farm work.
Kenneth Roller spent Sunday with Norman Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Myers. The Myers visited Bennington with Relph and family. Mrs. W. H. Kennedy and two children from Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Myers and Mrs. A. Hutchinson and family of Clare. Doris Bender arrived from Colorado to visit Mrs. W. E. Myers and friends. Mrs. F. M. Myers and Mrs. W. H. Kennedy attended Sunday School at the Brown. The Ladies Union met at the town hall with a pot luck dinner and comfort tying.
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