Knights of Columbus and related lodges schedule list
A sequence of lodge games and matches through May to September listing dates and venues for K of C Beal City Rosebush Green Spot Clare Harrison Delwin Porter Shepherd Coleman Delwin at various chapters. Events run weekly with mix of venues including Rosebush Green Spot Beal City Delwin and Clare with frequent cross venue matchups among K of COG K of G and related orders.
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K. of
Green Spot
Porter
Rosebush
Shepherd
Clare
K. of C
Delwin
Beal City
Harrison
Coleman Shepherd
Coleman
Harrison Clare
Delwin Green
Porter Beal City
Harrison Green Spot
Shepherd Porter
Clare Coleman
K. of OG
Beal City Green
Harrison Rosebush
Clare Delwin
Porter Coleman
Porter K. of
Shepherd Green
Harrison Porter
K. of C. Rosebush
Porter Clare
Shepherd Delwin
Clare Porter
Clare Beal City
Porter Green Spot
Coleman Harrison
K. of C. Harrison
Clare Harrison
Delwin Porter
Coleman Green
Green
Spot Coleman
Porter Harrison
Clare Rosebush
Delwin Shepherd
World telephone development shows American lead in reach
The report compares international telephone systems noting Germany and Britain, Canada and Japan per capita figures, and the dominance of private operation outside government controls. It highlights New York City’s vast telephony, the high density in U.S. cities, and the extensive global wire network with 28 billion calls in 1937.
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United States
Germany
Great Britain
Northern Ireland
France
Europe
Canada
Japan
Berlin
Paris
London
Amsterdam
Birmingham
Budapest
Hamburg
Prague
Rome
Tokio
Vienna
Clare School May Events And Exhibits Schedule
May 5 baseball and tennis events featuring Coleman there May 12 baseball and tennis with Byatt here May 19 baseball and tennis with Gladwin there Home Economics Style Show Fine Arts and Industrial Arts Exhibit May 22 Vocal Festival May 23 Band Festival baseball Coleman here May 5 junior and senior prom May 26 baseball tennis Hyatt there May 30 tennis Standish there June 2 class night June 4 Veaper Services Suite 9 b2ad annual commencement
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Coleman
Byatt
Gladwin
Hyatt
Veaper Services
Telephone Growth Boosts Overseas Circuits in 1939
T G Maher notes that cables and wires enable rapid overseas circuits and that telephone service in America is more useful. Michigan Bell’s local exchange had 600 telephones at the start of 1938 and 561 at year end, with an upgraded exchange due soon likely to push 1939 growth beyond 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
América
T. G. Maher
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
American Telephones and Telegraph Company
Summer Edition Michigan Highway Map Now Available
The 1939 official Michigan highway map is off the presses with county lines colored and an index showing population and county seats. A small inset shows airline routes. the reverse features Michigan tourist attractions. The map lists trunkline roads, county roads, parks, forests, ferries, and city detail maps. Commissioner Murray D. Van Wagoner notes tourism is a major, growing industry and free copies are available at The Sentinel office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray D. van Wagoner
Michigan
Great Lakes
Sentinel
Michigan Game Trails Debuts as Michigan Outdoors Magazine
A new bi weekly publication titled Michigan Game Trails appeared last week. It focuses on Michigan outdoors sports and conservation and is published by Frank Farnham of Highland Park with L. L. Aaronson serving as managing editor after editing a petroleum trade journal.
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Michigan Game Trails
Michigan
Frank Farnham
Highland Park
L. L. Aaronson
Michigan Petroleum Trade Journal
Editing a Paper Is Not Easy
A humorous reminiscence on the challenges of running a newspaper with readers who demand variety. The piece jokes that jokes offend some, clipping offends others, and every timing decision draws ire. It concludes with the confession that the editor likely swiped this from another paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Sahara desertification mirrors American plains decline
The Sahara was once fertile and known as the Granary of Rome two millennia ago. Intense cultivation transformed it into a desert and a similar conversion is now occurring on the western plains of America with the desert spreading rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahara
Rome
America
Health District Seven reports extensive year of medical work
Dr E v Thieho? reports 62 477 miles traveled and 9 158 field services, 1 493 vaccinations against smallpox, 1 180 immunizations for diphtheria, 1 468 tuberculin tests and 109 x rays. Expectant mothers had 425 visits, 323 postnatal care. 7 799 medical exams and 1 265 school visits. 672 defects corrected. Sanitation inspections numbered 1 515, with 939 general and 676 food and milk protections. Dental care served 1 308 children with 1 756 visits. 696 teeth extracted and 1 705 fillings. 2 780 other operations and 203 children completed clinic work. 564 eye exams led to 436 glasses. Two children assisted at Traverse City clinic.
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E. v
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Children’s Fund
Central Michigan Children’s Clinic
Traverse City
Pioneer baseball opens season with losses to Reed City and Clare
The Gladwin Pioneers debut 1939 season on Reed City diamond losing 6 to 3. Bryant pitched five innings before Parsel finished. Next, at home, Clare defeated Gladwin 10 to 7 as errors costly. The lineup included Bryant Cradit Kleiner Haring Marshall Neharley Leosh Parsel Manee Schaaf. The team travels to Coleman seeking to end early skid.
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Reed City
Pioneers
Clare
Bryant
Cradit
Kleiner
Haring
Marshall
Neharley
Leosh
Parsel
Manee
Eynie Bryant
Gladwin Flyings
Schaaf
Mance
Coleman
Islanders Reward Radio Helpers With Gifts From Pitcairn
Pitcairn Islanders sent a native basket to Dorothy Hall in New York and a native cane to Victor de Ghett in Brooklyn to thank radio operators who aided in delivering food last summer. The City of Delhart freighter carried the gifts, and coast guard and treasury agents seized the cargo amid a suspected smuggling alert, later released upon 47 cents duty payment.
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New, York
Pitcairn
de Ghett
Coast Guard
United States Treasury
Social calls and a Vernon township car crash in Genesee area
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Sweet of Alma hosted guests including Mrs. Bruckart and family. Mrs. Foltz and Mrs. Fitch of Goodrich visited Bruckart household. A collision at Bogue Hill Vernon township damaged cars of David Seiter and Wm Wilsey with minor injuries. Genesee County Association members met in Flint with Mrs Edna Grills presiding. Bank staffers Bicknell and Wallington attended a Michigan State Bankers meeting in Bay City where Mark Hanna spoke.
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Chas. Sweet
Alma
John Bruckart
B. J. Foltz
Sam Fitch
Goodrich
David Seiter
Clare
Wm. Wilsey
Bogue Hill
Vernon Township
Mark Hanna
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Mr. Wallington
Isabella Pomona Grange Meeting Invite
Isabella Pomona Grange will meet with Broomfield Grange Friday evening May 12 at the regular meeting time. Fourth Degree Members are urged to attend and participate in the Lecture Hour. A pot luck lunch will be served. Nellie B White Sec y
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Isabella Pomona Grange
Broomfield Grange
Nellie B. White
Sec
Cowboy Is Pained by a Horse on Him
In Butte Montana William J Blondino an old time cowboy chose a car over his horse and was jailed for drunken driving. He sold his auto to pay a $50 fine. After his release he tried mounting his horse and broke his ankle, ending up in the hospital.
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Butte
Mont
William J. Blondino
Scotland's Manufactures Rise in Textiles and Metals
The article lists Scotland's key industries including textiles, liquors, iron and steel, woolens, linens, and cottons, highlighting a diverse manufacturing sector across traditional products.
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Scotland
Classified notice for found pony and musical instruments
Found Shetland pony located 1 mile west and 1 mile north of Clare. Owner Romayne Williams may reclaim by prayer property. For sale items include a drum set with base and stand plus 6 attachments, base features oil painting. $30 cash. Also a B-6 cornet in silver finish for $12. Display at Arthur DeGeer’s, 2 miles north of Farwell on old US-10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romayne Williams
Clare
Arthur DeGeer
Farwell
Us-10
Housefly Thrives Across Climates in Human Habitats
The housefly flourishes in nearly every climate where people live, adapting to diverse conditions and environments. Its ubiquity spans homes, markets, and outdoor spaces, posing consistent challenges for sanitation and public health.
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
Family expresses gratitude for assistance during the long shut in period and the death of their husband and father. Appreciation extends to those sending flowers and messages including the Ladies Auxiliary of the Methodist Church and local offices and neighbors. Mrs. Hilla Dorsey and family.
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Ladies Auxiliary
The
Methodist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Supervisors
Clare Sentinel
County Court House
Hilla Dorsey
Heartfelt thanks for aid during illness and death of Marilyn Yvonne
The Marshall family expresses deep gratitude to all who helped during the illness and death of their daughter Marilyn Yvonne. Special appreciation goes to the Minister and singers, Russell Thurston, and nurse Miss Ritche at Woods Hospital for their care and support.
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Marilyn Yvonne
Russell Thurston
Ritche
Woods Hospital
Marl Marshall
Thankful Note to Lutheran Ladies Aid and Friends
A brief expression of gratitude to friends neighbors and the Lutheran Ladies Aid for kindness during illness and for cards fruit and flowers.
Sage to Demonstrate Story & Clark Pianos at Shop
Frank Sage popular orchestra reader and composer will demonstrate Story and Clark pianos at the Gift and Flower Shop on Saturday playing requested numbers from popular sheet music.
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Frank Sage
Story & Clark
DIRT WANTED FOR FILLING MATERIAL REQUEST
Clare Sentinel invites readers to notify if they have dirt or solid filling material to dispose of. Call 85 to arrange disposal or pickup locally.
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The
Clare Sentinel
Rug and Carpet Cleaning by Mrs M Shumway Ad
Persons wishing to have their rugs and carpets cleaned phone orders to Mrs M Shumway. Phone 186 8012.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Shumway
Local Farm Supply Ad Promotes Fertilizer and Fuel
An old advertisement touts Hi-Speed 6 gallons and non substitute fuels, plus Hill Station Wizard Pulverized Sheep Manure for lawns and gardens. The Johnaton Elevator Co. is listed with R83.
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Vernon Hill Station
Johnaton Elevator Co
Community Organization Meeting Schedule Summary
Local groups announce regular meetings across Clare and area towns. I C O F Lodge meets Mondays. Clare Common Council and Chamber of Commerce hold monthly sessions. Elm Grove Townsend Club and Ma sonic Lodge schedule monthly or biweekly meetings. Various service and veterans groups including Lutheran Ladies Aid, American Legion, V F W, and Kiwanis list specific weekly or monthly meeting dates and locations.
Attention Poultrymen Town Line Chicks Promoted
Advertisement copy touts Town Line bred baby chicks as U S approved and “aristocrats of the poultry yard” with directions to see C W Nash Hast US 10 opposite D X gan station.
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U. S
Poultry Yard
C.W. Nash
Piano for Sale in Bay City Michigan
Classified ad offers a player piano for sale in Bay City Michigan with a $27.50 balance due now and a small monthly payment option. Note references a finance balance and contractor details.
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Pomeroy
Bay
City
Mich
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Magazine For Michigan
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Pioneer
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the Peoples Bank
Iai
Cowboy
I. C. O. F. Lodge
Clare Common Council
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Elm Grove Townsend Club
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Marie Schug
Order of the Eastern Star
American Legion
J. B. Sparkel Post
Masonic Lodge
Clare Kiwanis Club
Doherty
Grant Township
Farmers Union
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
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