Railroad Time Tables and Local Notices from Clare
Railroad schedules show Gentral Standard and Eastern times for Ann Arbor South Noe Pere Marquette West and Great Lakes Motor Bus connections. Local items note Kings Daughters meet, Consumers Power Co bills, Ladies Aid and Union meetings, a Frigidaire convention trip, American Legion Auxiliary sewing, a Dale Barber birth, a Myrtle Longstreet film event, and visiting locals in Clare.
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Kings Daughters
A. J. Clure
Consumers Power Co
Clare Realty Co
Ladies Aid
Mary Williston
Lanech
Ladies Union
Josephine Murdock
John Keschman
Detroit
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Dale Barber
Dale Robert
Myrtle Longstreet
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Methodist Church
Clare Epworth League
Vernon Hill Social Notes Salted With Weddings and Visits
Mrs Pearl Leichti and Charles Bolen wed Jan 25 in Flint and returned home Friday. Their son Jack Leichti, studying in Flint, visited for the weekend. Local families from Lansing, Vernon, Gilmore, Hinkleville, and Clare shared weekend calls and visits with relatives, including Harold Arrand, the McConnnels, and the Archambaults, with multiple dinners and suppers noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Leichti
Charles Bolen
Flint
Jack Leichti
William Benchley
Lansing
Margaret Briggs
Tuberculosis Clinics Planned in Clare County Week
Dr H V Thiehoff announces five Clare County centers will host tuberculin testing for school children, preschoolers, and adults with written parental consent. The drive, funded by Michigan Tuberculosis Association Christmas seals, aims to uncover unknown cases and direct them to care. Catherine M McDermott, Clare County Nurse, notes the program since 1908 has halved Michigan's TB death rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
H. V. Thiehoff
Thichoff
Thiehoff
Michigan
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Catherine M. McDermott
Hash Lends Both Flavor And Debate On Townsend Plan
The article surveys hash as a dish with dry and moist preparations and includes recipes for corned beef hash and roast beef hash. It also presents a local reader letter by Joseph A. Kitchin arguing the Townsend Plan is unsound, outlining fiscal flaws and political obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Barber
Townsend
Finch
Fownsend
Gov’t
Townsend National Organization
Townsend National Legion
Congress
Doughton
Dem. N. C
House
Ways and Means
Joseph A. Kitchin
Clare
Michigan
Voice of the People readers invited to share opinions
The Sentinel invites letters from readers on daily questions. Submit brief contributions up to five hundred words, signed with name and address. Respectful, non personal material only for publication consideration.
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the Sentinel
Valley Size: Amazon Drains Global Largest Area
The Amazon basin covers 2,880,000 square miles, larger than the Mississippi drainage at 1,244,000 square miles. The Amazon drains more land than any other river on earth.
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Amazon
Mississippi
Local Social News Notes and Grange Meeting Reminder
Mr. and Mrs. Halmond Woods and John Woods visited Elvin Budd Sunday. East Greenwood Extension Group met all day at Mrs. Lewis Light’s home Wednesday. Pingree Graham family plan Texas relocation. Betty Budd stayed at Halmond Woods home in Hayes. Grange meets Thursday February 13. Nellie Van Blarcom had surgery in Pontiac hospital last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halmond Woods
John Woods
Elvin Budd
East Greenwood
Lewis Light
Pingree Graham
Texas
Betty Budd
Hayes
Grange
Nellie van Blarcom
Pontiac
Groundhog Day Promises Sunshine After Snowy Spell
The brief notes a bright day after a long winter, with social visits from Mr. and Mrs. Mayhan of Reed City to the Orla Rogers home, and a recreation gathering at Harley Bentley’s. Family weekend plans include Walter Heyden, Lillian Grabhitin, and John Halstead's household meeting Vera Mae Maclane, with Mary Oman returning home from Lake. The youngsters enjoy snow and winter sports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groundhog
Mrs. Mayhan
Reed City
Orla Rogers
Walter Heyden
Lillian Grabhitin
Lansing
John Halsteads
Vera Mae Maclane
Mary Oman
Peter
Lake
Flu Sickness Affects Perl Tryon Family
Mr and Mrs Perl Tryon have the flu. Charles returned to work days after a two week home absence. Herb Nelson is doing the chores. Doris Powell was out of school briefly due to illness. Miss Lela Sanborn is also ill with the flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perl Tryon
Charles
Herb. Nelson
Perl
Doris Powell
Lela Sanborn
Have you anything to SHU try Sentinel liner
The query seeks information on SHU-try Sentinel liner results. It appears to request testing outcomes or effectiveness of a Sentinel liner, possibly a product for SHU applications, but lacks clear context or details about the specific experiment, setting, or measurements.
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Robert Young
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Jane Withers
Pinky
Tomlin
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George Givot
Ann Arbor
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A.M. East
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Prudenville
Saginaw
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G. Howard
Arthur Ginn
Dover
Hol. Russell
Glare
Eva Ramey
Anna
W. N. Younglove
Oldre
Vernon Hill News
Russell Strouse
Hnutternut
Dominic
Walter Richardson
Hinkleville
Wesley Teale
David Teale
John Lamb
John Larmon
Bila Ramey
Cecil Blanchard
Trons
A.B. Wylie and Son
John Widman
Bay City
Jacob Walker
Lou Denton
Verdon
Guy Murray
Billie Loomis
South Haat
Sheridan
Hila Ramey
Pal
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Abraham Lincoln
Savannah
Georgia
Moses Costes
Andersonville
Ulysses S. Grant
Albert
Lowell Observatory
Pluto
Center Townships
Grant Mee
Randall
Garfield Nee
Survey
Freeman Ae Lake Station Schoo
Lincoln Meee
Lake Station
Ranean
Long Lake Schoo
Summerfield
Long Lake
Franklin Aa Ae
Hatton Rete Ee
Winterfield
Temple Town
Redding Temple Town Hall
Greenwood
Temple Town Hall
Hamilton Eee
Bessie School
Arthur! Bessie
Greim
Wwnu
Clare Sentinel
Voice OF
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People
Clare Drug Company
Greenwood Center
Smedley
Harley Bentley
Doherty
Moses
Isand
Moab
J.E. Doherty Sons Co
Regal Coal
Ash
Clare Elevator Company
Gus Marotzke
Mance’s Meat Market
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