Northeastern Michigan dairying focus at annual meeting
The Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau held its annual summer meeting at the Topinabee hotel on Mullett Lake. Herman N. Butler presided as the bureau discussed dairy herd expansion with L. L. Drake outlining plans and Standish banker funding per-farmer cow purchases to be repaid from milk checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Johnson
Michigan
Northeastern Michigan Development Bureau
New Topinabee Hotel
Mullett Lake
Herman N. Butler
Bureau
Cheboygan County
Snody of
Onaway
Northeastern Development Bureau
Snody
J. F. Marston
Joseph Dermody
Bay City
Princess Theatre Week of July Twenty Sixth to August Second
The Princess Theatre presents a slate from July 26 to August 2 with Friday and Saturday shows featuring Sioux Blood Tim McCoy and Hig Lucky Day Reginald Denny. Midweek bills include Syncopation with Fred Waring and Pennsylvanians, a 100 percent talking picture with Dorothy Lee performing Do Something. Matinee 2:30, prices 15c to 26c. other pricing 20c to 40c. Coming attractions include Buddy Rogers and Nancy Carrol in Close Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim’ McCoy
Reginald Denny
Fred Waring
Dorothy Lee
Buddy Rogers
Nancy Carrol
Gratitude for Cards, Letters, and Flowers During Hospital Stay
I wish to thank my many friends for their cards letters and flowers sent to me during my hospital stay. Each one was appreciated very much indeed.
Injured Carrier Pigeon Found West of Clare
George I Brown of Clare area found a carrier pigeon on his barn roof with leg bands 212 and V A 546 on the right leg and T BE A 27 2881 on the left. The bird recovering from a minor injury. Brown hopes to locate the owner as it appears valuable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Geo. I. Brown
George I. Brown
U. S. 10
T. BE. A
Freak Calf Born At Dalton Farm Near Clare Iowa
A Holstein calf born July 7 at Frank Dalton’s farm three miles southeast of Clare has three tails attached to its head behind the eye. Each tail has grown from five inches to eight inches. The male calf is otherwise normal and unbothered, though it must shake its head to clear the extra appendages. Dalton plans to keep it for a time and may exhibit it at local fairs this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dalton
Clare
Mr. Dalton
Clare Plans Queen Contest For Water Carnival
Bay City Chamber of Commerce and allied groups sponsor the Eastern Michigan Water Carnival in Clare on August 22 23 and 24 A queen will be chosen from eastern Michigan entrants with expenses paid from home to return The Clare committee led by T Carl Holbrook John Asline EH G Johnston and H B Johnson will distribute coupons via Princess Theatre Voting runs through August 15 and results are announced weekly in The Sentinel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay City
Clare
Princess Theatre
T. Carl Holbrook
John Asline
EH. G. Johnston
H. B. Johnson
the Sentinel
Schaeffers Reap Bumper Alfalfa Clover Harvest
Julius Schaeffer near Clare reports a first cut of twenty acres yielding forty tons of alfalfa hay after soil testing and lime application. A county demonstration praised the field. another five acres cut earlier is near a second harvest, with expectations of at least 1.5 tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaeffers Reap
Julius Schaeffer
Clare City
Schaeffer
Gibson
Birthday Surprise for Elden and Davy at Congregational Church
A surprise birthday party for W. H. Elden and L. B. Davy at the Congregational church followed a Bohemian supper for eighty members and friends. Elden is eighty. Davy is twenty years younger. Both men are deacons and long-time church leaders. A birthday cake, gift, and musical program were featured with praise from Rev. Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Elden
L. B. Davy
Congregational Church
Mr. Davy
Elden
Davy
Nellie Jane Davy
Mary Widen
Johnson
A. HB. Wylie
Marion Lodwyck
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Elden
Mesdames
H. C. Cudney
G. R. Bogan
Lincoln Township bids for pupil transport 1929
The Lincoln Township Unit School District Board of Education invites bids through August 8 1929 for transporting pupils on routes between Lake George school house in Lincoln township Clare County and Lake George to Surrey Township Unit High School in Farwell Village. Information from the Secretary and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed Myron A Dunkle Secretary July 15 1929 Harrison Michigan 3913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln ‘Township Unit
Board of Education
Lake George
Lincoln Township
Clare Co
Surrey Township Unit
Farwell
Myron A. Dunkle
Grange Plans Dance at Hall Friday Evening
Grange hosts a dance at their hall this Friday night with good music. Mr Vernon will be present and everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Grange
Picnic at Wilson State Park Planned by Mason's and Eastern Star
Picnic at Wilson State Park Harrison is set for Thursday evening August 16 at 6:45. Mason's and Eastern Star sponsor with après program. Prizes will be awarded and attendees should bring well filled baskets. Coffee and lemonade provided free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason’s
Eastern Star's
Wilson State Park
Harrison
Unclear plea for debt contact by Bryant and Atizist Ist
Incoherent OCR style notice requests calls and settlement by a stated date. Names Bryant and Atizist Ist appear, but details and context are missing.
Talking Pictures Thrill Clare at Princess Theatre
Public excitement grows as The Rainbow Man is shown at the Princess Theatre in Clare over three evenings. New perforated screen and behind screen speakers enhance sound from the speaker. The management plans all talking pictures on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays with silent films other days. Next week Syncopation, an all talking singing production with Broadway songs, is slated for showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Princess Theatre
al Talking Pictures
Broadway
Clareites to Picnic at Potter Park
Hon. D. B. Alward invites Clare citizens to the seventh annual Clare county picnic and reunion at Potter's Park Lansing on Sunday August 4. Attendees should bring their dinner and renew old acquaintances. Coffee cream sugar lemon and ice cream provided by the society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Alward
Capitol City
The
Sentinel
Clare County
Lansing
Potter's Park
Twenty-One Inch Rainbow Trout Caught at Clare Mill Pond
Harry Lane and his seven year old son Lawrence fished the Clare mill pond last week with Lane landing the famed rainbow trout measuring twenty-one inches and weighing four pounds while his son netted the big catch. Lane claims the boy's line did the work though he took pride in the feat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Mill Pond
Harry Lane
Ann Arbor
Raalroad
Lane
Lawrence
Mill Pond
Isaac Walton
Professor Peterson Receives Two Year Band Certificate
Professor H.E. Peterson, piano tuner and teacher of piano violin and band, passed a special examination before the department of public instruction at Lansing and received a two year teachers certificate for band and orchestra. He is blind and a graduate of the state school for the blind and has served as Clare city treasurer. He is authorized to give panel or orchestra instruction in any public school in Michigan for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. S. Peterson
Department of Public Instruction
Lansing
Peterson
State School For the Blind
Clare
Michigan
College Truck To Visit Clare County August 8th and 9th
A state college model kitchen on a truck will tour Clare County August 8 and 9 showing a lighting system automatic water pressure and septic tank education for farmhouse kitchens. Michigan State College departments designed the exhibit to cut unnecessary steps for housewives and promote efficient home planning with demonstrations of a bathroom and other appliances.
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United States
New York State
Michigan
Michigan State College
Agricultural Engineering
State College
Clare County
John Strouse Dies in Sheridan Township on July 21 1929
John Wesley Strouse born 1860 Holmes county Ohio died at home Sheridan township July 21 1929 aged 68 years 11 months and 25 days. He married Myrtle Christina Bell in 1887 and leaves wife two children Clair and Anta Mabel Waite plus grandchildren and surviving brothers Philip Alexander and Charles. Funeral held at his Sheridan residence with Rev H B Johnson officiating interment Cherry Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Strouse
Holmes County
Ohio
Sheridan Township
Mr. Strouse
DeKaulb County
Indiana
Myrtle Christina Bell
Clair
Wayne
Anta Mabel Waite
Detroit
Philip
Alexander
Charles
Strousé
H. B. Johnson
Cherry Grove Cemetery
First Annual Holiness Camp Meeting Opens in Mt Pleasant
The Isabella county Holiness Association hosts its First Annual Camp at Island Park Mt Pleasant from July 26 to August 6. An excellent speaker line is arranged with Mrs T A Fuller directing singing and Mrs B B Heneks of Detroit presiding at the piano. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Holiness Association
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
T. A. Fuller
B. B. Heneks
Detroit
Ice Cream Social Hosted by Wagls Ladies Aid
The Wagls Ladies Aid host an ice cream social in the basement of their church hut. Friday evening following August date announced, everyone invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagls Ladies Aid
Woodward Motor Sales Wins June Great Challenger Contest
Woodward Motor Sales won the Red Group prize in the June Great Challenger Contest staged by Hudson Hissex automobile distributors. The Red Group included Midland Mt Pleasant Clare and Chesaning. Woodward beat Chesaning as nearest rival. The prize was a factory testimonial and a one hundred dollar check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward Motor Sales
Hudson Hissex Automobiles
Midland
Mt. Pleasant
Clare
Chesaning
Burd and Corman Autos Collide at Maple and Fifth
An accident at the corner of West Fifth and Maple streets involved H. W. Burd and A. L. Corman. Both drivers escaped injury and moved their vehicles afterward. Burd had attended a church picnic at the city park and failed to stop, causing the collision with the lighter Corman car. The impact sent Burd’s car into the park, striking a lamp post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Burd
A. L. Corman
West Fifth
Maple Streets
Former Clare Man Drowns in Lake Erie
Philip Teachout twenty nine a Gilmore township Isabella county resident for years and briefly of Clare was found dead in Lake Erie near Stoney Pointe Monday evening Funeral services were held at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Charles Kleinhart officiating and interment at Gilmore cemetery He served in World War I studied aviation and piloted sightseer flights in his plane in recent Clare Farwell visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Teachout
Lake Erie
Stoney Pointe
Thurston Funeral Home
Charles Kleinhart
Gilmore Cemetery
Teachout
Gilmore Township
Isabella County
Clare
Clare and
Farwell
West Sandpoint obituary for Ralph Spring Sr
Ralph Spring Sr aged sixty died at Sandpoint hospital Idaho on July 16 after seven weeks as patient Born in Toronto Canada he came from Farwell Michigan to Sandpoint in 1908 and lived there and in Spokane He worked for H E Chapin cedar manufacturer fourteen years and ran cedar and shingle business He is survived by daughter Mrs G C W Mustoe of Spokane and sons Ralph and Gerald Spring four sisters in Canada and brothers Boyd Meadowcreek Idaho Will Spokane and George Wallace Idaho His wife Emma Babcock formerly of Farwell Michigan died in Spokane years ago Funeral plans not completed as notice arrived
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Ralph Spring
Sandpoint Hospital
Sandpoint
Idaho
Toronto
Canada
My. Spring
Farwell
Michigan
Spokane
HE. T. Chapin
North Idaho
GC. W. Mustoe
Ralph
Gerald Spring
Clare, County
Preparations for a Bigger and Better County Fair
County leaders push to enlarge premium lists and raise livestock prizes as the fair nears in six weeks. Community effort and early grooming of horses cattle sheep and dairy stock get under way to ensure strong exhibits and a successful judging season.
Joseph Yoeman Grows Forty Years Younger
Joseph Yoeman aged ninety one in June celebrates the birth of his great great grandchild. He claims to feel forty years younger since the newborn child Richard James Hearny was born Monday. He plans to shop for a new car as he feels youthful enough to drive again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Yoeman
Mr. Yoeman
Joe
Richard James Hearny
Yeeman
4-H Club Work Featured at County Fair
Exhibits highlight 4 H clubs activities including dairy calf clubs needlecraft sewing and clothing projects boys handicraft and a potato club. Sponsored by the U S Department of Agriculture through Extension Service and county agents the 4 H program emphasizes health, leadership and service with the motto Make the best better.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
State College
Michigan
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MLB
Il. L. Drake
Chamberlin
Standish
Bank of
Dalton Farm
Messrs
Elden and
Geo, Bryant
Potter Park
Lad of Seven
Rainbow
E. $. Peterson
M.S. C
John Strouse
Sheridan
Lyle Waite
Clair Strouse
Philip Strouse
Hudson
George Strouse
al. Lower
Helmer
B. N. Cotton
Hudson-Essex Distributors
BURD
Corman
Ralph Spring, SR
West
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