Michigan's Purple Martins Return to Pellston Stations
The University of Michigan's Purple Martins migrate from the South to the U M Biological Station near Pellston each April. About 100 Martins settled in five houses on Douglas Lake after an experiment with air line company cooperation. Almost 80 percent returned to the Biological Station.
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University of Michigan
Capistrano
U-M
Pellston
Douglas Lake
California
Middle West
Home Improvement 4-H Links Spur Skills and Scholarships
More and more 4 H Club members are turning to home improvement projects, per a National 4 H Service Committee report. 1959 enrollment reached 223 427, with growth expected as 4 H membership rises nationally.
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National
Sears- Roebuck ‘Foundation
Chicago
The
Foundation
Brush College Socials and Visitors Highlight Busy Week
Mrs Adolph Hildebrandt hosted the Clare County Farm Bureau Women’s meeting. A large group attended senior graduation in Clare. many families from Brush College visited relatives in Lansing and Port Huron. Activities included dinners, shop picnics, and weekend gatherings with the Newman, Allen, Coats, Fitzpatrick, Davis, Rockey, and Boyer families across Clare and nearby towns.
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Adolph Hildébrandt
Clare
County Farm Bureau
Bernard Allen
Marie Evans
Harriet
State Grange Home Economics Committee
Lansing
Cyril Farmer
Darlene Allen
Allen
Saginaw
Glen Newmans
Lorin Leitner
Brush College Aid
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Elton Geiger
Randolph Rockey
Galen’ Coats
Warren
Ohio
Hayes
Harold
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Anna Lou
Pittsburgh
Findlay
Donald
Alvin
Neil
Donnie
Donald Rockeys
Charlene Rockey
William
Pryor
Fairfield
California
Margaret Sue Myers
John
Judy Marotzke
Gladwin
Norman Myers
Galen Coats
Amanda Newman
Gary
Pat
Helen
Doris
Gayla
Larry Youngs
Ottomar McKimmey
Beaverton
Duggan’s
Harrison
Frank Fleming
Molly
Marion
Lloyd Athey
Bryan Miller
Michael Wood
Harvey Thurlow
Jeanette
Allan Davis
Kim
Perry Davises
Lynette Hildebrandt
James Fitzpatrick
St. Louis
Missouri
Miss Ellen
Harold Reid
Ellen
Leo Fitz‘patrick
Barbara
Glen Poet
Lorin Leit‘ner
Glen Lower
Ted Newmans
Little Long Lake
Frank Newman
Don Lehman
Bernard Allens
Adolph Hildebrandt
Leo Fitzpatrick
J. W. Newman
Glen Newman
Winston Raymond
Russell Sanders
Diane
Russell
David Davis
Marlin Rockey
Pat Coats
Norman
Myers
Margaret Sue
Marion Hildebrandts
Cecil Rowley
Ray Boyer
Kenneth Martin
Standish
Lyle Farrow
Farwell
Richard Martin
Midland
Leo Coney
Ft. Bragg
North Carolina
Norman Davis
Martyn
Margaret Davis
Carolyn Coats
Henry Boyer
Janette Thurlow
McGuire
Agnes Boyer
Evelyn
Leota Farraw
Rose Lange
Boyer
Arthur Whitney
Amos Boyer
Highwood
ORDER WANT ADS In The Sentinel tq Contact All Prospects
Classified notice requests readers to place or respond to want ads in The Sentinel. It urges contacting prospects for listings, transactions, or services through the newspaper’s channel.
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Sentinel
Extensive Michigan land and homes for sale in Clare area
Real estate listing in Warren Township markets dairy farm with 440 acres and 2 silos plus multiple homes and building lots near Wixom Lake and Tobacco River. Properties include three and four bedroom homes, modern ranches, a 403 acre dairy farm with 3 silos and cattle, lakefront lots, and development prospects near M-61 and M-18 with various down payments and terms.
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Warren - Township
West Clare City
Tobacco River
Wixom Lake
Cole
Pratt’s Lake
Ross
Wix. Am
Myt
Pleasant
Gladwin
G.I
Clare
Beaverton
Wiexom Lake
Coleman
Beaverton Broker Fred Woodby announces office duo
Fred L Woodby a licensed broker based in Beaverton Michigan lists two office numbers UD 57681 and LF 53317 in a professional directory entry.
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Beaverton, Mich
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Army Neckties
Grove Bros
Jim
Arlene Grove
Robert F. Kennedy
McClelland Rackets Committee
U.S. Department of Ag
Brush College
Nisi
WouSarge
Portland
Michigan
Portland Cement
Association
Tewe ‘Iising
National Organization
S.mota
Rat
Fred L
Woodby
Kingsway Shoes
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