Michigan and Michigan state brief news roundup
Kalamazoo city clerk resigns after 18 years of service. Port Haron to get new spring freight service on the Great Lakes with three vessels purchased and options on two more. Lansing trains 21 tuberculosis workers in first state course by the Michigan Tuberculosis association. Watervliet birthday marks 90 for Uriah Leonardé and 68th wedding anniversary. Democratic party to nominate a man and a woman state committeeman per district. Battle Creek former municipal judge Allen D. Hart dies. long service as GT railroad conductor and yard master. Fremont doctors organize Newaygo Medical Association with officers named. Monroe nurse Lyria Schmeising awarded bronze Polish Red Cross medal. Lansing requests $55,000 to remodel industrial school facilities and create a chapel to ease M-16 access via Saginaw street. Casnovia fire damages warehouse and onions. 20,000 estimate loss. Lansing Gary J Groesbeck propagates prison segregation plan. transfer of unfit inmates to Marquette. Traverse City coroner reports man on ice in Grand Traverse Bay. rescuers find only bald eagle image. Grand Rapids discusses canal abandonment and river bed paving to add parking. Consumers Power and canal owners voice support. Lansing requests PSC report on Detroit Bay City & Western railroad. tax remission fight leads to federal court.
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Democratic State Organization
Battle Creek
Allen D. Hart
Grand Trunk
Fremont
Newaygo Medical Association
H. A. Brady
Newaygo
Lambert Gerlings
Lansing
Gary
Ale. J. Groesbeck
Michigan
Sonia and
Jackson
Marquette
Traverse City
E. B. Minor
Grand Traverse Bay
Harry McGarry
Harry Copeland
Fire Department
Grand Rapids
Consumers Power Go
East Side Power Canals Co
Lansiig
State Administrative Board
Public Utilities. Commission
Detroit
Blizzard Stalls Mail and Sparks Local Newsroom
A prolonged blizzard blankets Hinkleville for two days with drifts up to seven feet. Reporters note halted mail service and a chaotic drive featuring horses and near misses. Birthdays spark a social roundup as F Hinkle and George Burch celebrate near Candlemas with a surprise birthday dinner.
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Hinkleville
Ground Hog
Sol
Warren
Robert Sparkel
Harold Moline
Lester Rosenfelt
Farwell
O'Connor
Stoy
Nancy Hanks
Mr. Stoy
F. Hinkle
Mrs. Stoy
Gordon
A. Oliver
Mrs. McIntosh
Hinkle
Mrs. Burch
Mr. Burch
Hinkles
Mr. Hinkle
Mrs. B
Mr. B
Qila-Tox Tonic Praised By Clare Readers
Dr Dunlop reports strong patient praise for Qila-Tox Tonic with relief from gas and dyspepsia. Many say appetite improves and digestion normalizes while sleep and energy return. Requests for the remedy come from Ohio Indiana and Michigan after Sentinel publicity.
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Sentinel
Dunlop
Ohio
Indiana
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
D. Wi Dunlop
Clare
Mich
Adv
Christian Sermon and Church Services in Farwell
Local notices list Sunday services at the M. E. Church on February 10 with a 10:00 a.m. sermon titled The Christian's Crown and 11:00 a.m. Sunday School. Readers are welcome to attend.
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Holbrook
Botany
Farwell Community Notes and Local Visitor Roundup
Baldwin and Mt. Pleasant residents visit relatives while Clare and Farwell hosts host a busy week. Snow burdens travel as basketball games draw crowds and a Rural Mail Carrier marks twenty years of service.
Memorial for Melinda Mae Heslop in Farwell service
Melinda Mae Heslop died after a several week illness at Mt. Morris on February 1. Her funeral, held February 3 at one o clock, was conducted by clergyman Reverend Leroy Whitney with undertaker Fritz Clare. The service included songs by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. Whitney and many flowers. She is buried beside her father in Surrey cemetery. Heslop leaves her husband Hillis and two sons Harvey and Clarence, plus her mother, siblings, and numerous relatives.
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Albert Kidd
Baldwin
Mary Armstrong
Mt. Pleasant
Bonnie Nickerson
Farwell
Floyd Allen
Dover
Jennie Mans
R. R. Company
Frank Melvin
Saginaw
Chas. Stinchcombe
Burnside
Clare
Lena
Ruth McGoogan
Georgia Sherman
George Mowl
Ohio
Etta Ford
Frank Irwin
Edgar Grimm
Paul
Ofr
Wm. Grimm
Josephine Rainey
St. Louis
Grand Rapids
Reppham
Schletensofen
Ferguson Lake
Grandville
Richard Graves
Detroit
Harry Baker
Bellinger
Raymond Kent
Milton Davison
Alba
Charles Stinchcombe
Leroy Whitney
John Kilham
Kola Washta
Lyceum
Cong’s
Gladys Stanley
Florence
J. Lee Woodbury
Laingspurg
Flint
Bertie Graham
Hoapital
Graham
James Davison
Mint
Davison
Melinda Mae Heslop
Mt. Morris
Aaron Irwin
Fritz
Or Clare
Stanley
Whitney
Surrey
Malinda
Mae Irwin
Vernon Township
Hillis Heslop
Harvey
Clarence
Andrew Irwin
Stevenson Lake
Ben Babcock
Mr. Morris
Wm. Irwin
Fred Irwin
George Irwin
Dorothy
Robert Irwin
Raymond Scott
Everett Irwin
Harnest Irwin
Babe Called Home in Maple Grove Baby Burial
Margaret Marie Graber, three months old, died and was buried from the family home in Maple Grove. Rev. Whitney led services at 9:30 Saturday morning. The infant rests in Brinton cemetery beside a sister, leaving a father, mother, and two brothers in deep sorrow. The Graber family recently moved into the area. Sympathy from friends and neighbors is extended.
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Margaret Marie
Fred Graber
Maple Grove
Rev
Whitney
Brinton
Graber
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