Keio Library Plans Children’s Book Display
A Keio library outlines a new exhibit featuring children’s books to replace the free text book collection. The event highlights classic and modern works aimed at young readers.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
4
A Keio library outlines a new exhibit featuring children’s books to replace the free text book collection. The event highlights classic and modern works aimed at young readers.
A garbled note describes residents from Laké renting Bob-Strong’s fair area from Burch’s ranch to construct a barn. W.O. Hickok and son visited old friends and neighbors last week. E. O. Oberholtser and Earl Oberholtser were seen at a local point, with rough references to nearby activities.
Francois Walling of Long Lake and Mies Sprague of Greenwood spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Cosgrove. Mrs Wilma Achard and daughter Mary visit her mother Mrs FP Cosgrove. Tony Achard hosts Roy Woodruff of Washington and Dr Bamond of Bay City at the bungalow. E J Achard returned from Ottawa Illinois. Mr and Mrs Harvey Dillahay were in Farwell. Mr and Mrs Thomas Nichols of Windover visited F Cosgrove. Mr and Mrs Oliver O Campbell and family, Mark Holcum, Frank Cosgrove and son George, and Wilma Achard and daughter Mary spent Saturday at F M Bakers.
Mr Beck Mr Wheeler and Arthur Lombard from Ithaca Elmer Beard from East Lincoln and E Delling from Lake George spent Sunday at Delling's Mrs Green returned to Toledo after several weeks with her sister Mrs John Barns Bass Baker came home from Detroit where she had worked months Mr Cahon and Mr Wilbur from Reading visited John Barns Mrs and Mrs Nichols visited F S Luce's in Lake George Dorene Pyter spent days with her brother in Evart Ms Abbard and daughter Mary stayed at the Clear Creek ranch Basil Baker was surprised on his 21st birthday with friends, music and games.
Miss Edith Myers of Flint spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Myers. Lorin Leitner of Pontiac visited his parental home Saturday evening and Sunday. Mrs. Klann's asse last Tuesday drew a large crowd. Miss Elia Richmond, recently in Clare for medical care, returned home after a spell of illness. Mrs. Robert Shull left for Flint. The school contest closed. Betty Wood led the winning side and spectators praised the gracious losers.
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