Davis Family Reunion At Beaverton Home
The D N Davis and Perry Davis Sr pioneers of Clare County held a reunion Sunday July 16 at Walter Coney home in Beaverton. Eighty four attended the pot luck dinner and later soft ball and visiting. The oldest was Perry Davis Sr age 84 and the youngest Micki Ann Rudel two months. The next gathering will be in June 1951 at Delbert Sanders home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Davis
Perry Davis
Clare County
Walter Coney
Beaverton
Moor
Delbert Sanders
Donald Davis
Nathan Grey
Skeets
Charles ‘Davis
David, Lyle
Ray
Schoolcraft
Frank ‘Newman
Willis Strouse
Isabella Cou
James Irwin
Rosebush
Page Davis
Jack
Keith Davis
Robert Nunn
Harold Mann
Gladwin County
Harold Rudel
Mr. Pleasant
Donald Dowland
Flint
NO MONEY DOWN FOR MAJOR REPAIR WORK F ORD DEALER
Dan McDonald pins a friendly Ford dealer banner as a sales pitch for major repair work and farm related needs. A Sentinel want ad promotes farming gear and local classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan McDonald
Myrl Wilkinson Scholarship Winner At Battle Creek
Myrl Wilkinson of Battle Creek won the Kiwanis Scholarship with 32 176 votes finishing well ahead of rivals from Lakeview and St Phillip high schools. He plans to use a $300 prize toward Western Michigan College where he will major in speech for a career in radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Wright
Myrl Wilkinson
Battle Creek
Kiwanis
Battle Creek High School
Jack Handley
Lakeview High School
Albert Kurzmann
St. Phillip High School
Myri
Imogene Wilkinson
J. HE. Orvis
Western Michigan College
Myrl
Battle
Battle Creek Kiwanis Club
Hint
Bathing Habits of Ancient Times Mention Strawberries
A note on odd ancient practices describes Romans anointing with crushed strawberries to remove soil and odor. An old English writer also proposed using the yolks of 100 eggs for aesthetic cleanliness.
Trolley coaches rise as streetcars fade from transit
Public transit shifts from streetcars to trolley coaches with 16 000 streetcars in service in 1949, down 41 percent since 1944. During the same period trolley coaches grew by 68 percent, signaling a major modal change in city transport.
Doctor’s Gift Secures Oklahoma Medical Research Institute
Dr. Coyne H. Campbell, a 45 year old psychiatrist, donates his private sanitarium valued at 250000 to the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. He stays on as director under a ten year contract with no binding obligation, drawing 500 dollars monthly, and continues his private practice. The gift guarantees about 50000 dollars annually for the foundation’s research program. The donation marks the foundation’s first major, steady income and secures its research institute’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Medical Research Foundation
Coyne H. Campbell
Spencer
Sanitariama
Oklahoma ‘City
Campbell
University of Chicago
Frederick, Ohlo
Western Oklahoma State Hospital
Chicago Institute of Psychoanalysis
Medical Foundation
Research Foundation
Sanitarium
John Arthur Hackett
University of Oklahoma Medical School
Hugh G. Payne
Americans' Conveniences From Harnessing Energy
Cincinnati Ohio. Dr Isay Balinkin associate professor of experimental physics at the University of Cincinnati says conveniences and comforts enjoyed by Americans stem from harnessing energy of nature. He spoke at the opening lecture of a high school honors series noting that in 1949 every person used more than 1600 kilowatt hours of energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Isay Balinkin
University of Cincinnati
College of Engineering
United States
Winding Watch in Morning Found Best for Operation
Elgin expert William H. Lame lids says watches run best when wound at the same time daily. He urges winding in the morning as our habits are steadier then and a morning winding helps a timepiece endure daily jars and jolts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
William H. Lamelids
Elgin Watchmakers College
War Vets Fail to Line Up Truman Stalin Meeting
New York veterans group of the American Legion tried to arrange a joint call linking President Truman and Premier Stalin. The effort ended in silence from Moscow and no response from the White House after spending $187.69 on long distance calls, telegrams, and equipment. The attempt failed as officials indicated no talks would be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Truman
Josef Stalin
Durban-Paris
American Legion
Post
Moscow
White House
Paris
Truman
Stalin
Inspectors Uncover Horse Meat Sold as Beef Tenderloin
In Houston and Dallas a large haul of horse meat labeled as beef tenderloin was seized. About 3,000 pounds of a 5,000 pound shipment to Houston had already been sold to a restaurant before inspection. Over 4,000 pounds were confiscated in Dallas and 3,600 pounds in Fort Worth. Federal inquiry targets Kansas City and Chicago sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
R. S. Martin
Dallas
Fort Worth
W. V. Bradshaw
Kansas
City Andia
Arabs Tabbed Mashers in Milwaukee District Court
In Milwaukee, Judge Harvey L. Neelen instructed two Arab students Jarob Abdin from Jerusalem and Salim Akrawi from Iran after they faced disorderly conduct charges. The men admitted talking to the two 19 year old girls but denied intent. the judge dismissed the defense as the silliest argument and ordered each to pay $4.40 costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukess
Wis
Harvey L. Neelen
Jarob Abdin
Salim
Iran
Marquette University
Abdin
Akrawi
Neelen
Frost-Bitten Men Rescued After Yukon River Crash
Two frostbitten men Edward J. Kimbel and Fred Harper from Mayo survived a Yukon incident when their truck plunged into the Stewart River. They crawled to a logger’s cabin after clothes froze in 40 below conditions, a rescue squad found them unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson City
Yukon Territory
Yukon
Edward J. Kimbel
Fred Harper
Mayo
Stewart River
Kimbel
Agricultural price listings and livestock market report
Prices for grain feed, produce, meats, eggs, and live stock are listed from Johnston Elevator Rosebush and Clare Livestock Auction. Quoted ranges cover hogs beef veal lambs hens hides eggs and various cattle, calves, and sheep categories with market notes dated July 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker's Produce Broilers
L. W. Jackson
Rosebush Elevator Company
Clare Livestock Auction
Ice Cream Social at Sixth and McEwan High School Hustlers
A community ice cream social with cake and pie is planned for Saturday July 22 starting at 2 00 p m on the lawn of Mayor Haley's former home at Sixth and McEwan High School Hustlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Sixth and
McEwan High School
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FORD
Dearborn Motors
The
Citizens State Bank
Alex McKinnon
Dream Bestows Hospital
Mer
Houghtons
Kotex
Saat
Dorothy Grey
Eee
Traverse City
Montmorency
U. 5S
Thayer Dairy Lockers
West
Fourth Street
Glene, Michigan
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