The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-09-06
lily as other stock.
A song by Miss Clara Getman and
Mr.. Henderson was very amusing.

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A song by Miss Clara Getman ans
Mr.. Henderson was very amusing.
"Do you approve of shooting gal
leries in public school?" Mrs Evan!
does not approve Of them in schools
but does think that it would be {
good thing to have a gallary where
, the children could shoot one after
noon out of the week. Mr.. Hender.
son does not approve of young boys
handling fire arms.
Instrumental music by Miss Nellie
Flickenger was enjoyed very much
A recitation by Miss Mattibell Get
man was very amusing and was en-
joyed by everybody. She kindly re-
sponded to an encore. Miss Getman' S
recitations are always very much en-
joyed by the club as they are always
full OF sunshine and mirth.
'What are the most necessary ar
ticles about the house which require
your attention." This was thorough
ly discussed by all the ladies and
there were many different opinions.
Some thought that it should be a san
itary condition while others thought
that plenty of light and ventilation
was necessary.
Music by Miss CLARA Getman and
I'the Misses Flickenger.
Mr.. Brooks then gave some in
structive and interesting remarks
concerning the benefit it would dc
the farmers if Owosso should estab-
lish a public market place.
The meeting was then adjourned
after vote of thanks had been 'ex-
tended to the host and hostess for
their royal entertainment. The hos
tess.> assisted by her daughter then
served an elegant repast, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Following is the program for the
September meeting:
(Which is the worst, the spend.
thrift or the miser?" Mrs. Day and
Mrs. Galloway.
Does it pay the farmer to raise
his own horses?" Mr.. Greenwalt
and Mr.. Smith
SIS the importation of cheap labor
to do our labor in the beet fields in.
ductive to the interests of our rura
neighborhood?" Mrs. Place and Mr.
Carson.
Leaves as a fertalizer." Mr.. VIII.
loughby.
"Papering a ROOM" Mrs Hender.
son.
"The laboring mans opportunity
as compared with so years ago.
Mr.. Clapp and Mr.. Smith.
"Simple and wholesome deserts.
Mrs. Greenwalt and Mrs. Stewart.
Selection, Mrs. Clapp.
The following from the Saginaw
Courier Herald, applies to 4Oyossos
Parents whose children are not il
school are likely to face trouble. TIL,
truant officer is active and children
must attend. There is some trouble
this year owing to the fact that the
state law Is not thoroughly under
stood. In the past children have beer
| allowed to leave school when they
attained the age of Is. The last leg
| islature changed this. Now everl
child must attend until he is Ii
years of age. No exceptions will bc
made. Unless the school record.
show that child under 16 years o.
age is in school the truant Officer
will investigate and take steps to Sc
cure attendance.
Another change made by the, las
legislature effects the length of time
allowed the parents after notice tt
put his child in school. Formerly /
was not necessary to comply with the
orders of the truant officer until {
week after they had been given. Nov
a notice takes effect Immediately. Il
the parents receive notice on one
evening his childd must be in schoo
the following morning.