Baby Kay Tice born at St Marys Hospital Saginaw
Baby Kay Tice daughter of Mr and Mrs John ie Andersonville is a patient at St Marys Hospital in Saginaw. Joyce Jean, a 14 pound baby girl, born to Mr and Mrs Percy Stough Jonesville on February 27. Mother and baby are reported fine. Various social notes list visits and meetings of church groups, families visiting, and a Florida winter card from Mr and Mrs Goodman at Daytona Beach noting 80 degree weather and plans to return by mid March.
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Kay Tice
John Ie
Andersonville
St. Mary's Hospital
Saginaw
Percy Stough
Jonesville
Joyce Jean
8. D. DuChane
Peoria
Illinois
Josephine Cotton
Haster
George Lowrey
Hisse
Paul Lowrey
Wm. Arnold
Fred. Clark
St. Louis
Ladies Aid Society
George Dennis
Lester Walstro
Louise
Alma
Wilbur Ireland
Floyd Merica
Flint
Jesse Lamphere
Alonzo Bennett
Hamilton
Regina Krell
Lorena Henderson
Grand Rapids
Grant and
Vernon
Ladies Union of the Congregational Church
Abbie Hawkins
Winnie, Tasker
Mra
Jack Reynolds
Florence BE. Miser
Fred Giebel
Anna Burch
F. Giebel
Freda
J. W. McVeigh
Linas Helman
Ardith McVeigh
Ithaca
Chester Richard
Ladies Guild
The
Congregational Church
Nellie Sherwood
Dorothy Lloyd
Goodman
Daytona Beach
Fla
the Sentinel
Community Notes From Clare and Vicinity
Mrs. Gilbert Howard hosts the flu at her daughter Mrs. John Schultz’s home. Howard Waite of Bellevue visited his parents and relatives. Mrs. Earl Phimsey and daughter Patricia stayed with her Slentz relatives in Vernon. Mr. J I Sparbel and wife left for Atlanta for construction work. The Bowler couple visited their son Ellis Bowler in Durand then returned to Clare. Walter Phillips of Mt. Pleasant dined with cousin C A Perry. Rebekah Lodge attendance was low. Birthday Supper set for March 14. Mrs. Anna Gilmore returned from a Florida trip with souvenirs and hopes for next winter.
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Gilbert Howard
John Schultz
Howard Waite
Bellevue
Bert Waite
Earl Phimsey
Patricia
Icem Slentz
Vernon
J. I.sparbel
Atlanta
Wm. Bowler
Ellis Bowler
Durand
Clare
Walter Phillips
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Perry
Rebekah Lodge
Anna Gilmore
Florida
Dimmick Endorsed for Mercer County Highway Post
In Mercer County Pennsylvania the Republican patronage committee endorsed James G. Dimmick for county superintendent of highways. The unanimous backing, with Dimmick as the only name, suggested an assured appointment. He maintains a summer home at Springbrook Farm in Freemans township and is expected to assume duties within days after confirmation news reached Greenville.
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Greenville
Pennsylvania
Record- Argus
Dimmick
Highway Post
James G. Dimmick
Mercer County
Republican Patronage Committee
Registration Notice for Clare Michigan Election 1939
Notice from City Clerk Alex McKinnon that qualified electors may register in Clare Michigan for the April 3 1939 elections. Registration allowed on business days up to March 25 1939 and excludes Sundays and legal holidays. Last day for personal registration is March 25 1939.
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Clare
State of
Michigan
Alex McKinnon
Dachshund Known As Badger Dog With Long Body
The dachshund or badger dog has a long body and short legs reflecting centuries of breeding. Its ears suggest hound ancestry in the breed’s family tree.
Brotherhood of the Footboard and its 1862 origins
The Brotherhood of the Footboard formed in 1862 and later merged into the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, tracing a lineage within railway labor unions.
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Brotherhood of the Footboard
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Weekend Visitors Bring Bridges and Relatives to Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Briggs Jr and daughter Kay of Midland spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reynolds in Harrison. Clare Hatch and two children visited from Mr Pleasant. Several local residents hosted relatives and friends during the period including Ruth Parshall from Chesaning and Albert Archambault of Remus.
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Jack Briggs Jr
Kay
Midland
John Briggs Sr
Charles Reynolds
Harrison and
Clare Hatch
Pleasant
Harrison
Boyd MacLaughlin
Hallett
Campbell Cabin
Lettie Hill
Richard Cann
Gladwin
Fred Smith
Edgar Bringman
Ava Jean
Milton Bringman
Long Lake
L. F. Leonard
Clare
Ruth Parshall
Chesaning
Ray Rule
Nora Moulton
Saginaw
Bay City
Whilden Hughes
Guy Light My
Rex Clute
J. A. Whitmer
Frost Township
Max Carey
Camp Houghton Lake Enrollees Win Honors in Boxing Contests
Camp Houghton Lake enrollees shine in Golden Gloves events at Bay City and Grand Rapids. Thirty five fighters entered the Bay City tourney for the Civilian Conservation Corps with six reaching the semifinals and four into the finals. Clifford Warren 131 pound lightweight and Willie Williams 158 pound middleweight earned Bay City team spots. Warren won three bouts at Grand Rapids before a fourth bout decision loss. Williams lost there after a opponent change. Warren received yellow satin trunks and a blue jacket with a Golden Glove emblem. Williams earned a solid silver miniature glove with a ruby center after Grand Rapids.
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Bay City
Warren
Williams
Grand Rapids
Annual Spring Election Notice for Clara Michigan 1939
Notice of annual Spring election to be held in City Hall Clara Michigan on Monday April 3 1939. Polls open 7:00 am to 6:00 pm for city officers mayor clerk treasurer justice of the peace and ward officers supervisor alderman constable. Dated March 3 1939.
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Clara
Michigan
Home Safety Tips From 1940s Advice on Falls and Hazards
The National Safety Council cites 28000 annual home deaths and nearly three million injuries. Falls on stairs and in bathtubs top hazards with lighting, gates, hand rails, gates, ladders, and sturdy storage urged. precautions include two way switches, white bottom steps, proper illumination, and stable stepladders to prevent accidents.
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National Safety Council
Ayalyn Bergstrand
Michigan State College
Classified liner promises big value in The Clare Sentinel
Readers are urged to try a Clare Sentinel classified liner for strong value. The note touts cost efficiency and broad reach, hinting at effective results for those seeking exposure or sales.
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Clare Sentinel
Pontiac potato set for statewide Michigan tests
Michigan State College researchers report Pontiac the latest potato variety shows strong yield potential. In three years it averaged 527.93 bushels per acre with 493.03 bushels of U. S. No. 1 grade on muck plots. Tests note late maturity and deep tuber setting reducing sunburn, with trials conducted in Florida, Louisiana, Iowa and North Dakota.
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Michigan
Pontiac
H. C. Moore
H. J. Wheeler
Michigan State College
United States Department of Agriculture
Lake City Experiment Station
College Farm Crops Department
Florida
Louisiana
Iowa
North Dakota
Foods Not Common Before 1492 Across Hemispheres
A Collier's Weekly writer notes that no single food plant or domesticated animal was shared as common between the Eastern and Western hemispheres despite humans living on both sides of the world for thousands of years.
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Collier’s Weekly
Nets Used by Turtle Fishermen
Nets used by turtle fishermen are about 15 feet long and fashioned around two hoops each three feet in diameter. They are set in shallow water and baited with tankage. The holes in the nets are large enough to allow all fish to escape.
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Clare Realty CO
Clare, Michigan
the Travelers
Hartford
Gase Bakers Inc
North Star Grocery Co
del Monte
Campbell
Farmer Peet’s
Houghton Lake
James Dimmick
Penn
Republican Committee
York
San
Francisco
Nha Az Banas
Colgate Dental Cream
Cae At
Colgate
Stites
Manet
Charmis
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