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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
4
A long list of Clare area residents and visitors is recorded with social calls, dinners, birthdays, and travels. Families from Vernon, Flint, Shepherd, Rosebush, Saginaw, Midland, Lansing, and Detroit are mentioned visiting kin, attending hospital stays, and celebrating events at homes and in towns such as Clare, Farwell, and Reed City.
The article quotes Sud Tonkins arguing that there is no chance for a man who believes hard work is essential, stressing the value of effort in merit and success.
The report covers reading groups, science maps of maple trees, and a room library. It notes English ink writing, a club meeting with officer elections, and student performances by Donna Ray Seley Jack Frey Lonaglge Hampton and others. The program included readings, songs, tap dancing, and band music, described as a good program.
Absent due to illness were Mona Rae Johnson Dudley Lovett and Richard Koch. Our class read about Philadelphia Pittsburgh and other western cities. Members shared interesting pictures and stories. We finished Pony Express riders of 1860 story. Twenty students had perfect fourth weekly spelling tests. The Girls Sewing Club met Monday night. A committee plans the next social. Donna Langston brought flowers for the room. Natalie Smith June Stanford and Betty Lovett are Housekeepers this Monitors are Dudley Lovett Robert Smith Jackie Rodabaugh Rolland Koster and Alex Wylie.
The article notes Kay Clutch elected president Robert Ackerman vice president Arthur Johnson secretary and Miss Hornbeck treasurer. A Monday hike to Mary Lou Sutton’s home 112 miles north is planned with Mr Lowrey and Miss Hornteck joining for a picnic. Madonna Edick was sent home with appendicitis. best wishes are offered. The Penmanship class aims for Palmer Method awards and music work continues with new glee club pieces and a Maytime selection “Will You Remember” aka “Sweetheart Sweetheart.”
Joyce Gardiner and Mary Lou Doherty were absent this week while seventh grade girls planned tap lessons with Miss Bonnie Gordon of Mt. Pleasant. Reports from classes show history posters on ancient gifts to civilization, explorations routes on maps, art collages, canning tests in home economics, geography maps and erosion models, shop plans and tool use, and a seventh grade invitation to Home Room days.
In history we cover the thirteen colonies their founding dates nationalities motives for government, plus key events. Science notes focus on classroom and lab experiments. Art class draws imaginative faces while home economics covers towels and holders with sewing machine work.
Mrs. Charles Coe of Walled Lake visited cousins Fred Cos and wife. Mrs. J. Livingston and children spent Sunday with daughter Mrs. Elmer Geiger at Bard. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Cobleigh and Glen dined with Frank Loomis family. Gerald Macklem moved his family to his mother's farm. Mrs. Randle’s sister and family from Flint were guests. Sunday visitors included Clifford Leslie Clarence Floyd and families.
An Anderson Drug Store in Clare advertises Filbertone Powder as a new anti acid and laxative. It promises quick relief from acid stomach gas heartburn and constipation due to excess acidity. Directions are simple and a booklet is free.
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