Yearbooks Ready for Distribution From Agriculture Dept
Rep Roy O Woodruff announces limited copies of the 1947 Yearbook of the Department of Agriculture The volume titled Science In Farming covers Animals Plants Soils Insects New Products Food and Clothing and New Practices It includes a seven page Sugar beets section and is useful for farmers veterans gardeners chemists beekeepers stock raisers and conservators Requests should be sent to Roy O Woodruff House of Representatives Washington 25 DC while supplies last.
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Department of Agriculture
Roy O. Woodruff
Congress
Woodruff
House of Representatives
Washington
D.C
Resumé of County Agents Conference in Washington DC
The report describes a Washington visit by county agents with city touring near the White House. Beltsville Agriculture Research Center on US 1 near Baltimore covers fourteen thousand acres with broad research, including livestock and poultry breeding. Much work is basic and then extended to experiment stations where local climate and soil vary. Next week a tour of the Bureau of Plant Industry is planned.
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Washington
White House
Beltsville
Agriculture Research Center
US 1
Baltimore
Florida
Texas
North Dakota
Bureau of Plant Industry
Scout Master Appointed for Clare Troop 125
Harold Schaeffer becomes Scout Master of Clare Boy Scouts Troop 125. John Rodabough and Marvin Witbeck will assist. The troop meets July 6 and July 17 to prepare for Camp Rotary, then breaks until September. Patrol meetings occur weekly all summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Schaffer
Clare Boy Scouts
John Rodabough
Marvin Witbeck
Rotary
Legion Auxiliary meeting before Detroit State Convention
The American Legion Auxiliary holds a regular business meeting Monday June 28 at 8 00 at the Legion rooms City Hall. Delegates must attend to receive credentials for the State Convention in Detroit July 3 4 5 and 6.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Detroit
Légion Rooms
City Hall
Appreciation Note From Oscoda Card Shower Recipient
Mary Miller thanks friends who organized a card shower during her illness in Oscoda V68.
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Oscoda
Mary Miller
Evangelist Edwin Moran to Speak at Mt Pleasant Camp Meeting
Rev Edwin Moran former boy evangelist and Owosso Bible Holiness Seminary graduate will present nightly gospel messages at 7 45 pm from June 20 to 28 at the Indian Holiness Camp Meeting in Mt Pleasant one block east of US 27 on M 20.
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Edwin Moran
Owosso Bible Holiness Seminary
Asbury College
Asbury Theological Seminary
West Indies Islands
Mt. Pleasant
Polio Conference Backed by Governor and Foundation Leaders
Health officials and the National Foundation pledged cooperation to prepare for polio emergencies. Governor Sigler recalled his daughter Bev’s death in 1934 and urged science as the real hope. Officials emphasized early diagnosis, immediate hospitalization, and Foundation support of funds, equipment, and personnel to all districts.
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Lansing
Foundation
Kim Sigler
Bev
National Foundation
Sigler
William DeKleine
Kenneth Landauer
West J. Altenburg
F. S. Leeder
Bureau of Disease Control
State Department of Health
Veterans group seeks city ground for new building
Mrs Geneva Pearson and Mrs Mae McCon and Mrs Stella Schofield of Farwell appeared before the City Council Monday evening to request land for a Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary building. They reported the city may set aside ground on the hill between the driveways to the city tourist park and asked plans and plot size for the proposed site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Pearson
Mae McCon
Stella Schofield
Farwell
Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
Herrick Church Thank You Noted for Startup Help
Rev James V Baney extends thanks to Consumers Power Company Rev Hahn Ray Archbold and neighbors for helping start Herrick church services. Services will continue this week and next by the pastor.
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James V. Baney
Herrick Church
Consumers Power Company
Hahn
Ray Archbold
Rummage Sale At 201 West First St By Church
Hriday hosts a rummage sale on Friday and Saturday June 20 and 21 at 201 West First Street and 872 EDS Church premises. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
Second Annual Dairy Day Is a Great Tuesday Success
The event featured officials from Kraft Foods donating cheese and butter, Thayers and Schaeffer’s Dairies supplying chocolate milk, local bakeries baking breads and cakes, and a first purebred dairy cattle consignment sale led by auctioneer Andy Courser. Champions were crowned in multiple breeds, with dairy queens Margaret McKimmy and Retha Badger Beall making appearances, as planes gave rides and exhibitors wowed crowds.
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Chas. Cooper
Willard Bicknell
Art
Kraft Foods Company
Dairy Day
John Schellhas
Thayers
Schaeffer
Andy Courser
Dairy World
Guernseys
Don Holbrook
Clare Holsteins
Louis Becker
Clare
A. A. Moore & Sons
Coleman
Richard Travis
Shepherd
Ed McAlvey
Farwell Brown
Midland
Michigan
Margaret McKimmy
Retha Badger Beall
Beaverton
Dairy Farm
Rolland Thayer
Laurence Seiter
Sam Grimaldi
Saginaw
Harold Hardy
Courtney Bauer
County Road Commission
Albert Haley
County Agricultural Agents
4-H Club
F.F.A
Lance Thayer
Mark Bicknell
Floyd Norcutt
Edw. Johnston
Four ‘County
Vacation School Closing Exercises at Baptist Church
The Daily Vacation Bible School of the First Baptist Church closes this Friday evening June 20 at 8:00. Irene Brower, supervisor, leads a program of gospel music scripture verses and lessons. Attendance averaged 120 daily with a high of 130. all are invited.
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Bible School
First Baptist Church
Irene Brower
BE. B. Redman
Dancing Night With Jimmy Wolfe and His Pack
The event runs Saturdays from May 31, 10 p m to 2 04 a m at the Community Building Lake George. Admission is 60 cents per person tax included. Sandwiches and soft drinks offered.
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Jimmy ‘Wolfe
Lake George
City police department funding questioned and plan described
Debates over costs of three full time officers continue as figures show state aid varying over years. The city may rely on fines and parking meter revenue to fund the police department making it self supporting per City Council and Mayor Herbert Randall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Control Commission
The
Sentinel
Liquor Control Commission
Herbert Randall
Burdo Opens Radio and Appliance Service in Clare
Bill Burdo, formerly with Clare Hardware & Furniture Co and U S Army Air Corps veteran, opens Burdo Radio and Appliance Service in the rear of the Clare store. He offers Speed Queen and Maytag washers parts and service, plus radio tubes and batteries. The Burdo family resides on Wheaton Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Burdo
Clare Hardware & Furniture Co
U. S. Army Air Corps
Los Angeles
California
Burdo
Clare Hardware & Furniture
Bill
Yvonne
Wheaton Avenue
Rutter Reunion Held at Elwell on June 15
Forty five relatives and friends gathered at the Nelson home in Elwell for the second annual Rutter reunion on June 15, also marking the nineteenth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson. Guests enjoyed a pot luck dinner in the LO CF hall, visited, and viewed last year’s reunion pictures before departing for home with plans to return next year.
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Alfred Nelson
Berton
Nita
Elwell
Bert Rutter
Reuben Rutter
Jack
Vivian
Glenda
Clare
Vallie Rutter
Leland Rutter
Geibel
Robert Ward
C. H. Messenger
Saginaw
Jewis Rutter
Virginia
Dorothy
Ed Magnus
Blanche Strouse
John Foster
Phyllis Pharis
Deloris Whitcraft
Alma
Beverly Hall
Riverdale
Jim King
Lake George
Carol Lynn Rutter
Nelson
Card of Thanks for Earl Sternaman Family
We thank friends for kindness during our bereavement. A loved one is resting peacefully and is not dead but sleeping. The family of Earl Sternaman expresses gratitude for support and sympathy.
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Earl Sternaman
Clare County Bar offers Saturday attorney service
By resolution the Clare County Bar Association orders offices closed Thursday afternoons and provides one attorney each Saturday through summer. The schedule lists Holbrook Naumes Hughes Holbrook Naumes Hughes Holbrook Naumes Hughes Holbrook Naumes Hughes through September 6 with attorneys named for each date. Signed by Donald E. Holbrook Joseph K. Naumes Harold B. Hughes.
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Clare County Bar Association
Mr. Holbrook
Mr. Naumes
Mr. Hughes
Donald E. Holbrook
Joseph K. Naumes
Harold B. Hughes
Grateful thanks for kindness after hospital stay
The writer expresses deep gratitude for acts of kindness received at Mt Pleasant Hospital and at their daughter's home. Special thanks go to the Methodist church W S C S Bible class and the Farwell Rebekahs plus many friends and relatives.
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Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Farwell Rebekahs
Gratitude Note From Bernice Moline
Bernice Moline expresses heartfelt thanks to Dr Wood Dr Ballard the Central Michigan Community Hospital nurses Rev Hahn Methodist church and its Young Adult Sunday School class Zenobia Chapter OES No 129 friends relatives and neighbors for flowers cards and deeds of kindness wishing blessings upon all.
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Wood
Farwell Mills marks twentieth anniversary celebration
The proprietors thank customers and friends for a week of celebration of twenty years in business. Special appreciation goes to Stuart Bicknell and Mark Bicknell for sending a basket of roses in remembrance. Fred Siegle, Prop.
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Stuart Bicknell
Mark Bicknell
Fred Siegle
Farwell Mills & Elevator
Gratitude Note To Clare Hospital Staff
John D. Hanley thanks the Clare Hospital personnel for their excellent care and all friends who sent fruit, flowers, cards and visits during his recovery.
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Clare Hospital
Deep thanks for kindness during illness and loss of Bertha Randle
Family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for flowers and kindness shown during the illness and death of their mother Mrs. Bertha Randle.
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Bertha Randle
Farwell school rosé color format recovered by Myrtie Buskard
Myrtie Buskard has identified the person who took the rosé colored format from Farwell school. She urges restoration of the item to prevent further trouble and to safeguard ongoing or future use.
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Farwell School
Thanks for kindness while in Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Milton Wilds expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards letters fruit candy and flowers and many acts of kindness during his stay at Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital.
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Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital
Milton ‘Wilds
Message of thanks for kindness after mother's death
The Utley family expresses deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of beloved mother Maud B. Utley. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Vick and son Mrs. Frank, Leonard and children.
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Maud B. Utley
Alfred Vick
Frank
Leonard
Box Social and Dance by 43 Club at Grant Town Hall
Box Social and dance held by the 43 Club on Saturday night June 21 at the Grant town hall. Good music and everybody welcome.
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Grant Town Hall
Thank You Note to Glare and Gladwin Counties Relief
A personal message from Mr and Mrs Hermes on Schieber thanking residents of Glare and Gladwin counties for help after their home burned down. They express gratitude for the support received during this difficult time.
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Glare
Gladwin
Oir
Hmérson Schieber
Open for Business Denton Brothers Cement Block Makers
Denton Brothers, cement block manufacturers, announce they are now open for business at their location three miles west of Clare on old Nia road, half a mile off Uso.
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Denton Brothers
Clare
Old Nia
Uso
Classified Rentals Near Loomis North of Town
House with electricity well water garden area one mile north of Loomis near school inquire John Bergey Clare R-4 Phone 7225 F31. Unfurnished flat includes heat lights gas modern $60 per month Write Box 69 Clare Sentinel.
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Loomis
John Bergey
Clare
R-4
Clare Sentinel
Bids Wanted for Mt. Pleasant House Sale
Sealed bids invited for the residence at 1102 South Washington Mt. Pleasant due by June 24 1947. Five rooms and bath features include new water softener gas automatic heater large basement and corner paved lot. Open weekdays 930 to 1115 am and 1000 to 400 pm. For evening appointment write in advance. Immediate possession. We reserve the right to reject any or all bids. Horse 309 Bennett St Mt. Pleasant 3712
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Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Bennett St
Public Notice of Debts Not Contracted by Me
I will pay no debts contracted by any person other than myself dated June 16 1947 by Claude R Glass and advises the public. This notice cancels liability for others and directs claims to be against the signer only.
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Claude R. Glass
Thanking Customers for Loyalty in Crowded Quarters
Raymond and Irwin L Scott express gratitude to all customers who stayed with them during crowded conditions, appreciating continued support and patience.
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Raymond & Irwin L. Scott
Rummage Sale Planned by V E W Auxiliary
The V E W Auxiliary will hold a two day rummage sale on Friday and Saturday at the Catholic church basement. Proceeds support parish activities.
Public Dance at Brinton Town Hall Saturday Nights
A weekly public dance occurs every Saturday night at Brinton town hall with Wallings orchestra providing music. Earl Blodgett and Mer are listed among attendees.
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Brinton Town Hall
Wallings
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Washington D. C
H Harold Schaeffer
Legion Auxiliary
Health Department
V.elw
Ask City
Baptist Church
New City Police Department
Rutter
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
John D. Hanley
Myrtie Buskard
Patsy Leposky
Harrison R-2
Clare Photo Service
140-Ji
Sanford Mott
V.evw. Ausiliary
Catholic Church
Earl Blodgett, Mer
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