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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1937
Page
6
A breakfast room becomes a children dining space with a reused kitchen table shortened to height for youngsters and four small unpainted chairs. Soft blue finishes, brown wall scallops, yellow walls, chintz curtains and cat motifs create a child friendly, economical makeover. A separate protest urges practicality over lavish decor, praising stores for affordable livability.
Sharp Parent Teachers Association held a business meeting last week to elect chairmen for hospitality, ways and means, lunch, program and publicity. A program is planned for the first regular meeting on December 3 at the school house.
Mrs Henry Seestedt arrived from Florida to care for her ill father figure Frank Poet, with Mrs Geestedt and Walter Poet visiting from Wayne County. Wallace Rillet left for North Bradley with the Rillett family, hunters bagged first day deer, and Rev Foster departed Fort Wayne after a revival. The town observed a holiday for furnace installation and many neighbors visited, while Lewis Warner sold 150 turkeys and Sunday school officers were elected with strong attendance expected.
Mrs Adolph Heirholzer Mrs Violet Sunday and Mrs Roy Sweet drove to Roscommon Friday and returned Saturday. Mrs Amos Wilson of Flint visits her mother Mrs Maye Robinett while her husband and father deer hunt. Joe Van Camp of Detroit staying at Glen Lower aid going to school here. Chas Kleinhardt drives a new Ford. Rev and Mrs Town left Sunday evening for Hikhart Ind to help with revival meetings. Miss Eunice Coulter helps care for Ethyl Coulter hurt in a car crash last week. Mr and Mrs Oliver Birdsall visited Chas Kleinhardt one afternoon last week. Virich and Lorin Miller recovered their back LorinBack home while others pursue game. Grandma Keith remains very poorly confined to bed.
COLONVILLE residents report deer hunting trips near Mio with Mr. Clute securing a license. Doris Gerow of Clare visits relatives Tessie and Hazel Bakins. Families from Rosebud and Six Lakes gather for meals and church services. Visitors include Zana Smith from Ionia and the D Davis couple from Six Lakes. The Ladies Aid met with Mary Davis and a potluck dinner followed.
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