Chiropractors at Grand Rapids conference discuss healing arts cooperation
Dr G C Born reports a large National Chiropractic Association convention with about 3000 delegates from the U S Canada Mexico Switzerland and Greece. Speakers urge tolerance between chiropractors and medical practitioners while highlighting differing views of the body as machine versus chemical organism. He cites public school physical education funding as vital to national efficiency.
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National Chiropractic Association
Grand Rapids
G. C. Born
Born
United States
Canada
Mexico
Switzerland
Greece
Dr. Born
Wolf sighting and unusual lambs reported locally
In Frost and Brantlin the marauder wolf killed several sheep belonging to Mrs. Miller. Frank Calkins notes a rare animal life event with two lamb births, the first dying soon after, the second thriving normally.
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Frost and
Brantlin
Frank Calkins
Owe
Summer visits and church picnic cited in local notes
Mrs Jos. Naumes' brother Paul McDonald from upstate visits at her home. Mrs Lee Updyke and son Lee Jr of Thule Ohio were guests at the C C Knapp home last week. Scott Cotton of Pontiac made a Drief call on his mother Mrs Josephine Cotton in Sheridan Saturday. Mr and Mrs O W Nash motored to Flint Sunday to spend the day with their son Frank and family. Rev and Mrs C Binhammer entertain their daughters and families from Detroit and New Jersey for their annual summer vacation. The Dover Sunday School holds its annual picnic today with classes taken to Long Lake for swimming, water sports and a picnicked dinner.
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Jos. Naumes
Paul McDonald
Upstate
Lee Updyke
Lee, Jr
Thule
Ohio
C. C. Knapp
Scott Cotton
Pontiac
Josephine Cotton
Sheridan
O. W. Nash
Flint
Frank
Postcard from New Smyrna Florida Homecoming Note
A postcard from Mr. and Mrs. H. A. White describes a six week trip through Michigan Ohio Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia and rain soaked travel on a GW route. They arrived home in New Smyrna Florida and planned to visit the Sentinel office before leaving Clare but did not. They send best wishes to friends.
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New Smyrna
Florida
Michigan
Ohio
Cleveland
Camie Aia
Tenn
N. Carolina
Carolina
Sentinel Office
Clare
H. A
No Pure Water in Health and Safety Claims
The text argues that absolute purity in water is impossible and would harm living beings. It states drinking water always contains minerals and that health effects hinge on disease-producing contaminants and mineral balance rather than total purity.
Citizens State Bank beacon prompts power users
Court actions and user prompts center on energy power bills amid rainy weather and consumer finance concerns at Citizens State Bank.
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Citizens State Bank
THE
Tri County Health Unit Emphasizes Infant Hygiene
The Tri County Health Unit outlines a program to reduce infant mortality through coordinated community action. It stresses public health education nursing and especially child health conferences during summer to keep well infants healthy with examinations and guidance across all three counties.
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United States
Health Department
Preschool Hygiene Program Aims to Protect Young Children
Health district notes emphasize preschool hygiene as crucial for preventing sickness and deaths in ages one to four. Key measures include immunizations, sanitation, nutrition, and growth monitoring, with summer health conferences and fall school-entry check ups guided by Dr. EH V. Thiehoff.
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United States
EH. V. Thiehoff
M. D
Oil News Vernon Field and Currie Farm Ventures
Workmen erected a derrick on the Currie farm for Chartiera No 8 well in Wise township. A second test location is planned on the Joe Presley farm about 3 14 miles east of Clare on old US 10. promoter James A Pierce has acquired thousands of acres of leases in Clare county.
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Currie Farm
NH. SW. SW
Wise Township
Joe Presley
Claré
Us-10
Jattes A Peirce
Clare
Paper table cloths ideal for picnics dinners
The Sentinel reports on affordable paper table cloths suited for outdoor dining at picnics and community events. Vendors emphasize ease of use, disposable convenience, and a neat appearance for casual gatherings.
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Sentinel Office
Sudden Passing of Promising Life Mourned By Many
Obituary recalls Louraine Hughes Hahn born around 1914, raised in Harrison, Michigan. She graduated with the 1932 or 1982 class and excelled in public speaking, debate, and school plays. She married Henry Hahn in 1936, lived in Detroit and Milwaukee, and died July 26 1937 at age twenty three. She left a husband and infant son Hidward Joseph, parents Homer and Mrs Hughes, siblings, and many friends.
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Harrison
Louraine
Hurley
Flint
Henry Hahn
Detroit
Sidney Hie
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hidward Joseph
Homer Hughes
Arnold
John
Junior
Thomas , Hecker
Janet
Local Visitors Gather for Weekend Family and Friends
Bay City residents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sheffield with son Leslie spent Sunday with Mrs Samuel Bruce and relatives. Miss Virginia Mills of Farwell visits cousin Kathleen Hampton. Ralph Hughes of Lansing visits Harrison relatives. Families from Manistee Detroit and Michigan locales visit hosts across town.
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Arthur Sheffield
Leslie
Bay City
Samuel Bruce
Virginia Mills
Farwell
Kathleen Hampton
Ralph Hughes
Lansing
Harrison
David Roth
Ed. Bruce
Charles
Manistee
Marion Hansen
Wm. Murphy
Axel Halereen
Detroit
Bertha Schaaf
Clapp
Middleton
Grandma Jenkins
Nettie Chase
Wm. Hill
Herbert Buckingham
Jos
Newbound
Claré
Theodora Caner
Mt. Pleasant
Milton Ford
G. T
Houghton Lake
Bessie Williams
Ed. Fisher and Son
Paul B. Beals
Adamick Kranz Set for Mt Pleasant Boxing Bout
Jimmie Adamick of Central Michigan and Jackie Kranz of California, both billed for a 10 round heavyweight bout, train in Mt Pleasant ahead of Friday August 6 at Island Park. The fight serves as a curtain raiser for the Michigan Oil and Gas exposition opening August 10. Expansion to Island Park adds seating to host about 5 000 spectators.
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MT. Pleasant
Jimmie Adamick
Central
Michigan
Jackie Kranz
California
Giant
Mt.Pleasant
Island Park
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Father's Death
We thank friends relatives and neighbors for acts of kindness during the Hitness and death of our father Fred Hubel Beautiful floral offerings Rev Stanford comforting words Doris Géron singing and thanks to Mr and Mrs James Calkins son Charles Ora Captain Hubel Mr and Mrs Norman Whison Mr and Mrs Herbert Randall Dale and Junior
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Fred Hubel
Algo
Stanford
Doris Géron
James” Calkins ‘Gir
Charles
Gilmore Grange Meeting and Community Notes
Gilmore Grange plans a Thursday evening gathering at Beech school house with all Grangers invited. Families Thrush and Shafer welcome a new baby Violet Shafer. Benjy Wood recovering from appendicitis surgery. Violet Perry not well. Sunday at F Thrush's hosted by L Thrush, Harold Thrush, Miss Jordan Hamlin Burmsley from near Bath.
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Gilmore Grange
Beech School House
Lester Thrush
F. Thrush
Prudenville
Houghton Heights
Benjy Wood
Violet
Jean Perry
Webb Shafer
Margaret Jordan
Harlow Hamlin
Esther Burmsley
Near Bath
Farmers' Union picnic and community notices in Owosso area
News notes report visits by the John Pixley and Hart Green families, a Stark reunion at Lake George, and a Farmers' Union County picnic at Allwoods grove with speeches and dinner. C J Heber of Royal Oak visited relatives. a Sunday school meeting split attendees. neighbors celebrated Bill Hileman's milestone with games and cards. Warmers Union meeting planned. Brothways hosted visitors from Pontiac.
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Harry Hileman
Owosso
John Pixley
Lake George
Hart
Green
Dover
Royal Oak
Owas
Farmers’ Union
Nic
Win
Bes
Pontiac
Brown Corners Weekend Birthday Gathering and Obituary
Visitors from Midland Flint Clare Colonville and Detroit joined Mrs Violet Sunday for a Long Lake outing celebrating July birthdays including Art Klann and eightieth birthday for Mr. Reed. Mrs Hodge Dysinger passed away July 30 with funeral and interment at Arthur Cemetery. sympathy extended to the family.
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Violet Sunday
Adolph Heirholzer
Lindalee
Midland
Fred Maschino
Elwyn Yax
Martha Hutchingon
Glen Baker
Flint
August
Art Klann
Albert Shaver
West Branch
John
Kmirs
Harold Shaver
Russell Stanley
Clarent
Albert ‘Shaver
Arthur Klann
Harold Shaver Apent
Glenn Gordons
Brand
Local Family Notes Include Visits and Farm News
Rural AR column records barn roof work by Wm Goodrich, travels of Cummins and Woodhouse families between Frost Paw Paw Kalamazoo and Lansing. A wolf sighting in Mrs Miller's sheep pasture reports sheep losses. Ostensibly social visits comprise most items with scattered kinship ties and farm events.
In Memoriam Isaac N Lansing Died August 17 1933
A memorial note recalling Isaac N Lansing who passed away on August 17 1933. The brief tribute speaks of shared days and joys with a kindly man and old pal. The message promises to publish more in the next issue, inviting readers to read the opening chapter of Resurrection River.
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Isaac’ N. “Lansing
Brother Jin
River
Sentinel
Three dozen dogs enter Grouse Land Amateur Show
Thirty three dogs competed in the Grouse Land Amateur Show with multiple breed winners. Carolyn Rose of Grouseland Kennels won first place female Irish setter, while Dr W E Barstow’s Pat placed second. Patricia owned by R L Wagoner took third. other top dogs included Irish Pat, King, and Diana owned by Sweeney. winners named Ping and Diang as top pointers and best female respectively.
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Carolyn Rose
Grousland Kennels
Grouseland Kennels
Micheal
N. F. Daugherty
Flint
Michigan
Pat
King
W. S. Day
Mt. Pleasant
Diana
Sweeney
Lady
Diang
Ping
Art. Damoth
Clare
Alma
Luce
Thanks to Rebekah and Odd Fellows for sympathy notes
We thank the Rebekah and Odd Fellows lodges and many friends who sent flowers and extended sympathy during the sudden death of our wife and sister. Also thanks to Rey Telder and Mrs Pillsbury and Mrs Ranks for their messages.
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Rebekah and
Odd Fellows Lodges
J. W. Dunlop
Vandeworkers
Rey, Telder
Pillsbury
Ranks
Harry Nownlen
Harry Moening
Marion Sanderson
Donald Carl
San Diego
Cal
Thompson couple thanks neighbors after house fire loss
Mr and Mrs L G Thompson express deep appreciation to all who showed kindness after their home was lost in a recent fire. They acknowledge community support during a difficult time and thank friends helpers and neighbors.
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L. G.thompson
Notice Restricts Debt Responsibility by August 6 1987
From this date we will not be responsible for any debts other than our own. The statement appears signed by Mrs. Cecil Warner. The curt notice notes personal liability limits and dates to mark the change.
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Arid
Cecil Warner
Local Meetings and Socials Packed Into Aug Events
Upcoming gatherings include Friday 8 30 pm lodge meetings for Clare Isabella District Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodges with a Sunday August 8 picnic at Can's Landing Stevenson Lake. Walter H Larman Drum and Bugle Corps practice Monday August 9 8 pm. Rebekah Lodge Tuesday 8 30. Kiwanis Hotel Doherty Wednesday 6 30. American Legion first and third Mondays. Farmers Union Local 143 first and third Wednesdays Grant Township.
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Clare and Isabella
Odd Fellow and
Carpenter Denies Senate Candidacy In Letter From Michigan
Ben Carpenter writes from Harrison Michigan dated July 31 1937 to Miles M Callaghan Reed City denying any Senate candidacy and rejecting reports of a dispute over a Senate vote. He wishes success to Callaghan and dismisses chatter as untrue.
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Miles M. Callaghan
Reed City
Michigan
Miles
Senate
Ben
Carpenter
Ice Cream Social At Local Church Basement Tonight
The Hagle Aid society serves homemade ice cream and cake at the church basement tonight. Everyone invited to attend this community event on Friday August 6.
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Hagle - Aid Society
Chiropractor Dr Nellie G Arnold Opens Office
Dr Nellie G Arnold has opened a chiropractic office at 306 B Ste St. The office operates Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays with other days by appointment. Phone 300.
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Nellie G. Arnold
Ste. ‘St
Lost blue flowered jacket with rosary reported
A lost blue flowered 8 jacket containing a rosary is reported with a reward of $21 for its return to Box Farwell.
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Simall Plue
Farwell
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