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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1946
Page
7
The Harrison Kindergarten reports daily lessons in Before We Read books and group counting from one to fifty. Halloween treats included cookies and popcorn. Gerald Switzer moves to first grade while Charles Riggle joins from Lansing. Mrs Harper leaves. Mrs Poulton arrives as the new teacher.
The Brownie reading group starts using At Play books as Gerald Switzer moves from kindergarten to first grade. At the Halloween party children voted Joyce Schneider and Judy Coulter as having the prettiest costumes while Bruce Woods and Laralee Macom were voted the funniest costumes. Keith Petoskey brought candy for all the children.
Third and fourth graders share reading gains and new books. Fourth graders finished studying American Indians and learned about prewhite settlement. Spellers include John Tartar Bennie Burns Elgin Dunham and Ida Campbell. Spooky chalk art by Gerry Hughes Keith Yost Beverly Greathouse and Jeanette Morgan. Halloween party Thursday featured Lot to Deanna Reigle Albert Right and Larry Snively winning games. Popcorn candy and apples followed.
Sixth grade students Marjorie Baker Vada Summers Joan Tar tar and Karolyn Amble earned perfect spelling scores this week. The class enjoyed a Funny Book Hour for a Halloween party. Sympathy is extended to Elaine and Donald Sprague on the death of their baby brother Dickie Thursday night. Eighth Grade praise goes to the chairmen for their efforts.
The speaker reflects on marital life and household duties. Thad and Sue share mutual support, acknowledging work, rest, and balance. The narrator notes husbands and wives often grumble yet maintain a give and take that ends evenly in the end.
Students describe party planning, quizzes, music numbers, and refreshments. They note science and arithmetic progress, seat rearrangements, and a Halloween Trick or Treat scene with cider and doughnuts. Junior and Girl Scout events include fundraisers, a Thanksgiving dance, and a Halloween party with costumes. Basketball schedule lists upcoming games.
Weekend scenes in Brown Corners include ceremonies, visits, and recoveries. Rev Chas Kleinhardt improves after illness as couples celebrate weddings and entertain guests from Detroit Flint Huntington Indiana Ohio Michigan and Canada with families at the Kleinhardt Lower Coulter Newman and Shaver homes.
Eighteen attendees join Sunday School despite rain. The church plans to dispose of the unused bus while continuing service to Clare area. Upcoming services include Sunday School 10:00, Worship 11:00, afternoon 3:00 with a colored quartet, and 7:30 evening service.
The piece notes soft sandstone called Holy ston used by sailors to scour wooden decks. It earned its name from sailors kneeling while using it, a detail cited by Ships magazine.
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