Safety council cites 100000 deaths from accidents in 1935
The American public bore 100000 deaths from accidents in 1935 per the National Safety Council 1986 edition of Accident acts. It details non fatal injuries totaling 9,340,000 and an economic bill of 3450000000 dollars. Automobiles account for the largest death toll at 37000 in 1985 with 105000 permanently disabled and 1180000 temporarily disabled in motor vehicle incidents.
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Chicago
Tegtional Safety Council
Council
United States
Fas
Clare Good Literature Club News and Spring Style Show
The Clare Good Literature Club met at Mrs. W. F. McKnight's home on March 16 with Estella Holden as chairwoman. Two new members, Mrs. Kenneth Hendrie and Mrs. Leo Joslin, were welcomed. A spring style show featured Miss Ulery and Miss Anna Mae Smalley on piano, with Mrs. William Bicknell presenting chic outfits and a plan to collaborate with the Teachers club for Saturday children's entertainment. The next meeting is April 6 at Mrs. Harter’s house, featuring Miss Hester Staff’s Vienna stay talk.
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W. F. McKnight
Clare Good Literature Club
Estella Holden
Foell
McKnight
Teachers Club
Kenneth Hendrie
Leo Joslin
Eauh
Ulery
William Bicknell
Anna Mae Smalley
Harter
Guild Holds Pot Luck Dinner At Joyner Home
The Congregational church Guild met Wednesday at Mrs. Horace Joyner’s home with a large crowd for a bountiful pot luck dinner. After business a St Patrick's program featured group stunts and stories. Hostess Joyner celebrated a birthday and the group will meet again in two weeks with Mrs. A B Wylie.
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Guild
Congregational Church
Horace Joyner
A. B. Wylie
Birthday anniversaries celebrated at Shaeffer home
Mrs Harold Schaeffer and Mrs Harl Ruby hosted a surprise party at the Shaeffer home for the birthday anniversaries of Mrs Julius Schaeffer and grandson Kenneth. Guests included Mrs Caroline Schug and multiple Shaeffer families. Lowell Schaeffer announced their January first marriage and plans to begin housekeeping in Gaylord on April first.
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Harold Schaeffer
Harl Ruby
Julius Schaeffer
Kenneth
Caroline Schug
Wm. Vorst
Sally Ann
Lowell
Lowell Schaeffer
Gaylord
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness
A small card thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and flowers during bereavement. Signed by Mrs. L. D. Presley and Curtiss.
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Curtiss
Appreciation Note From Clara Residents
The Gibbs family thanks Clara residents for support at both Democratic and Republican city conventions. They express gratitude and reflect on the consideration shown by the community.
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Clara
Thea
Democratic
Republic
Brace’ Gibbs
Larman Post and Auxiliary Plan Spring Events in Clare
Walter H Larman Post 128 and its Auxiliary met in Clare Community Building. A unit plaque for conservation support was presented. The Auxiliary funded the Drum and Bugle Corps and planned a party before spring elections. The Post discussed winter sports and a March 29 dance to raise corps funds. John W Dunlop chairs the dance committee.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion
Clare
Forest Service
Civilian Conservation Corps
American Legion Auxiliary
Post
Clara
Bay City
John W. Dunlop
Drum and Bugle Corps
Soil Fertility Talks Planned by Michigan State College Expert
Two meetings on soil conservation and fertility are set for March 26 at Harrison Court House at 10 00 a m and Sheridan Townhall at 2 00 p m. Paul Rood Extension Specialist in soils at Michigan State College will discuss maintaining farm fertility and how to best use the federal agricultural conservation program.
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Harrison Court House
Sheridan Townhall
Harrison Withl
Sheridan
Paul Rood
Michigan State College
Rood
Two Justices of the Supreme Court Seek Reelection
The article urges citizens to support two sitting justices, Louis H. Fead and Walter H. North, as they seek re-election this spring. Each has served nearly ten years on the Supreme Court and is praised for qualification and service, with a call to cross party lines to back capable judges.
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Michigan
Supreme Court
Louis H. Fead
Walter H. North
Oil News Vernon Drillers Report Depths in North and South Section 5
Oil notes report the McKinnon well on the north side of section 5 has corrected its plunge and is drilling downward below 1150 feet after filling a hole with cobble and gravel. Chartier Currie No 2 on the south side of section 5 is drilling below 980 feet. Wicklund's Durnin No 6 on west section 23 and Wise Drillers Jack Murphy No 1 on east section 6 are drilling at 3500 and below 960 feet respectively.
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Section
Mrs. Isabell Little Dies at Home in Vernon
Mrs Isabell Little age 69 died Friday March 12 at her Vernon township home. Burial Monday at St Henrys church with Rev Fr Tomaszewski officiating, burial in St Henrys cemetery Mt Pleasant beside her husband. She leaves two daughters and seven sons including Belle Brondheim Hid Little Joseph Murphy Burt Henry John Little Gus Little Harle and Ernest Little.
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Isabell Little
Vernon Township
St. Henry's Church
Tomaszewski
St. Henry’s Cemetery
Mt. Pleasant
Clare Road Project Approved by Boards in Lansing
State highway committee of the administrative board on Tuesday approved 4.7 miles of grading on US 10 westward from Lake in Clare County. The action was announced at Lansing on Wednesday during the Tuesday meeting.
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Lansing
Mrs. James Thurlow Celebrates 72nd Birthday at Farm Home
Friends and relatives gathered at Mrs. James Thurlow’s farm home five and four tenths miles north of Gladwin to honor her seventy second birthday with a pot luck dinner. Henry Flach, aged eighty seven, was among the guests. Out of state attendees included Harland Thurlow and wife of Sand Point Idaho. Thurlow’s husband marked his fifty fifth birthday on March nineteen as another family member joined the celebration.
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James Thurlow
Gladwin
Henry Flach
Thurlow
Harland
Sand Point
Idaho
Walter Pifer
Morris and
Harold
Gladwin County Horse Auction Seeks Entries
Entries are invited for the Second Annual Horse Sale sponsored by the Gladwin County Horse Breeders Association in Gladwin during the first week in April. The 1950 sale drew over 50 horses and about $9,000 in gross.
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Gladwin
John Huggett
Reemployment Office Promotes Free Job Service
The National Reemployment Service invites women to call at City Hall Building for help finding housework positions. The service is free and aims to assist applicants in obtaining employment. Cecil F. Howell, Manager.
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City Hall
National
Cecil F. Howell
Clare County Forms Nonpartisan Drive for Highway Commissioner
A Clare County nonpartisan organization formed to support Murry D. Van Wagoner for State Highway Commissioner aims to push the road program. L. H. Thompson named chairman to lead the effort and ensure timely completion of planned improvements.
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Clare County
Murry D. van Wagoner
Clare Co
L. H. Thompson
Recreation activities under WPA supervision gain local interest
Under the Recreation project sponsored by the WPA members enjoy linoleum block printing Friendship quilts wool crafts and Crystelene flowers. On March 17 at Mrs. Frank Somers Gilmore they made two bouquets for her daughter Mabel in the hospital. March 18 at Mrs. Robert Wilsons a West Grant Group visit included an all day meeting with a pot luck dinner and continued crafts.
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Frank Somers
Gilmore
Robert Wilson
West Grant
Mina van Buskirk
Community thank you for support after bereavement
We sincerely thank neighbors and friends for acts of kindness during our recent bereavement. Grateful for flowers and comforting messages from Revs. Telder and Sprague. Special thanks to Mrs. Fred Bader and daughter Norma and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams.
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Revs. Telder
Sprague
Fred Bader
Norma
Carl Williams
Card of Appreciation from St John's Lutheran Church
The St. John's Lutheran Church offers public thanks to the Slare Fire Department for service at Sunday fire. Gratitude extended to organizations lending worship spaces and to numerous other kindnesses from the community. The Pastor Church Board.
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St. John’s Lutheran Church
Slare Fire Department
Pastor Church Board
Clare voters nominate Fred Hudson for Justice of Peace
A City Convention endorsement commends Fred Hudson for Justice of Peace. He pledges to serve the people to the best of his ability and judgment if elected on April 5.
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Clare
Justice of Peace
Fred Hudson
Expression of Gratitude to Kind Friends
The Pringle family thanks all who offered kindness and sympathy during their father’s illness and death. Mrs. U. B. Pringle and family.
Community thanks for kindness after mother's illness
We express gratitude to friends for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mrs. Chas. Little. The Children.
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Chas. Little
Ward 3 Candidate Thanks Voters for Support
A 1937 message to voters expresses gratitude to the 8rd ward for support at the Republican caucus and hopes for continued backing at the Spring election on April 5. The note cites past services as a basis for trust.
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8Rd Ward
Farm Union Pays Tribute to Late District Sec-Treasurer Sparbel
A May tribute from Clare County Farmers expresses heartfelt sympathy for the passing of John Sparbel, longtime district secretary treasurer and friend to many. The letter notes his companionship and leadership and offers condolences to his immediate family.
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John Sparbel
Clare Gounty
Wnidn
Clare Sentinel Readings in Homes of This Community
A fragment indicates Clare Sentinel lines or ergs read in community homes suggesting a local information distribution practice. The text is incomplete but implies dissemination of sentinel materials within the town.
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Clare Sentinel
Largest Marble Slab Quarried in Massa Carrara Italy
The Ravaccioné quarry near Massa Carrara has yielded a single marble slab weighing about 1,000,000 tons and totaling 300000 cubic yards. A new method used electric saws instead of dynamite with levers and careful effort to separate the block from the mountain.
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Massa Carstata
Italy
Ravaccioné
Piano for sale on contract near Glare
Upright piano offered for sale with balance of 35 dollars due on contract. Monthly payments arranged. Interested buyers contact Re claim Agent R. F. Pomeroy at 800 Marsac St, Bay City, Michigan 2313.
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R. F. Pomeroy
Marsac St
Bay City
Mieh
Chiropractor Dr Nellie G Arnold Opens Office
Dr Nellie G Arnold opens a new chiropractic office at 306 B sth St offering services on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Other days by appointment. Phone 300.
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Nellie G Arnold
B. Sth St
Easter Flowers II Desires Master Call at Louise's Flower Shop
The note requests Easter flowers for a Master call and specifies Louise's Flower Shop as the location. It is a concise ordering or arrangement inquiry with no additional details.
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Louise
Community Club and Lodge Meeting Schedule
Upcoming gatherings include IL 0. C. F. Lodge Fridays at 8 30 p m Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays at 730 Clare Kiwanis Hotel Doherty Wednesdays at 6 30 Grant Township Local No 143 Farmers Union meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays Eastern Star first Thursdays American Legion and Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays Mason Lodge second Tuesdays each month.
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Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Grant Township
Farmers Union
Order of the Eastern Star
The
American Legion and
the Legion Auxiliary
Civil Service Exam Open For Clare Fireman Laborer Post
The Clare Post Office announces a civil service examination for a fireman laborer position paying 1260 dollars yearly. Applications are available at the post office and must be filed with the seventh U S Civil Service District in Chicago not later than April 1 1937. For more information, contact the local post office.
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Clare
U. S. Civil Service District
Chicago
Clare Pomona Meets Riverside Grange March 24
The Clare Pomona will meet Riverside Grange Wednesday evening March 24. A pot luck lunch follows. Irma Williams is Pomona Secretary.
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Clare Pomona
Riverside Grange
Irma Williams
Pomona
Card Party at Mt. Vernon Grange March 24
The Mt. Vernon Grange hosts a card party on Wednesday night March 24. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Mt. Vernon Grange
Clare City Mayor Candidate Seeks Democratic Support
A Clare City candidate, Bate D W Osborn, requests Democratic voters' support at the polls on April 8, citing his past record as qualification for the mayoral race.
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Clare
Bate
Public Farm Auctions Set for Clare Area Dates
Auction notices list Elmer A Lackie and Joe Paniucki with all day sales near Clare on March 30 and 31 at Mrs Dave Crowley farm in Vernon. John Stough plans an April 1 sale at his Clare area farm with cattle horses and implements, with a farm list to appear in The Sentinel next week.
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Elmer A. Lackie
Clare On
Groves
Joe Paniucki
Dave Crowley
Vernon
The
Sentinel
John Stough
Clare
Dunlop Seeks Clare Mayoral Run With City Progress Aim
John W. Dunlop thanks voters of Clare for their caucus support on March 16. He pledges to devote his interests to Clare and its citizens if elected mayor on April 5 to make the city progressive in Central Michigan.
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Clare
Michigan
John W. Dunlop
Ward 1 Supervisor Seeks Support After March Caucus
John D. Hanley thanks voters of the 1st Ward for their backing at the Tuesday caucus held on March 16, pledging to protect taxpayers' neutral interests and reminding constituents of his past efforts in public service.
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John D. Hanley
Auction Sale for Frank. Ernest Farm Animals and Implements
An all day sale on Tuesday March 28 at the Gas Station on US 27 near Coleman and Irwins. Items include 9 head of horses 40 head of cattle 50 hogs assorted farming tools and produce. R A Murphy will clerk and Mr McCall will auction.
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Frank
Ernest
Coleman
Irwins
R. A. Murphy
Mr. McCall
Community Sale Near Barryton Draws Crowd Anew
A multi item sale is announced for March 25 at 10 00 am featuring a Farmall tractor and related equipment farm tools cattle and 50 breeding ewes. A second date April 16 offers free lunch at noon eight miles west of Barryton hosted by Dee Waters.
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Barryton
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