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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1937
Page
8
The article highlights washable prints in cottons and rayons with childhood motifs. It notes many designs inspired by songs and educational images, including alphabet letters, animals, ships, and bubbles, suitable for dresses, housecoats, and daywear for adults and children.
In Franklin Township workmen began tearing down the old town hall Tuesday morning to make way for a new structure. Nearby residents report social calls and visits as Bean thrashers were seen in the neighborhood last week. Mrs. Mary Griffin of Harrison visited her daughter Mrs. Leo Cooper and family while Mr. and Mrs. Atmore Westendorf and relatives returned from Illinois.
Mrs. Roberts from Bard visited her daughter Mrs Ronald Chatterton Wednesday morning. Harmon Macoll and friends of Detroit called on L Robinett Sunday and hunted. Norris Blystone of Clare visited his parents Mr and Mrs Glen Blystone. Mrs Ted Newman hosted sister Mrs P C G Fritz and family from Bettsville Ohio and mother Mrs M E Goodman from Lansing for the weekend. Mrs Ed Wood went through the street last Monday introducing Mrs Ingra ham who was taking subscriptions.
A prize of a beautiful birds book will go to the school of each district that furnishes ten dollars in subscriptions. Mr and Mrs Ronald Chatterton and baby visited their grandmother near Gladwin. County men finished graveling the road between the 8th line and the road to Gladwin. Mr and Mrs L Robinett and grandson Harl plan to Coleman Friday evening. Jimmie Allen has been in Saginaw General Hospital for two weeks with a stomach ulcer and nervous condition.
A historical note explains that the glass milk bottle protecting and preserving milk is made from three elements silica soda and lime.
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