Michigan News Briefs Warn Potatoes Smoking and Sunk Ship
Lansing reports prohibit transport of ungraded potato stock by decree of Agriculture Commissioner James Thompson. Port Huron notes the Norwegian freighter Viator sank after a collision with Ormidale on Lake Huron. all 18 aboard were rescued. The state expands boiler safety talks and opens eight potato inspection stations statewide.
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Lansing
Port Huron
Viator
Lake Huron
Ormidale
International Live Stock Exposition returns to Chicago in 1935
Suitan Browndale and Miss Maxine Stephens head to the 36th International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago from November 30 to December 1. B H Heide reports a record live stock and crop show with over 12 000 animals to be housed at the Chicago Stock Yards. Walter Biggar, famed fat cattle judge from Scotland, prepares to judge steer classes for the fifth year. Railroads announce reduced round trip fares and special excursions across many points to attend the event.
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Suitan Browndale
Maxine Stephens
Chicago
B. H. Heide
Chicago Stock Yards
Walter Biggar
America
Scotland
Canary aversion to strangers shifts toward familiar faces
Bird fanciers report canaries prefer familiar keepers over strangers. Hartz mountain enclosures show stress with unfamiliar people but calm when greeted by known handlers. Observers note gradual improvement as birds acclimate to regular routines and familiar voices.
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Canaries
Hartz
Nares
Education Week Observed by Clare Study Club
Education Week activities at Clare included a program with Voltaire quotes on tolerance, planning society themes, and remarks by the club president Mrs. Fleming. Two junior piano numbers by Miss Frances Anderson's pupils accompanied reports on state events and a successful Halloween party at Community Hall.
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Voltaire
Kennedy
Frances Anderson
Fleming
State Convention
Adfilt Education Institute
Ann Arbor
Oscar Rulapauch Laid To Rest In Thompson Cemetery
Oscar Rulapauch born September 8 1858 in Trumbull County Ohio died November 5 at his Sheridan Township home aged 17 years 1 month 23 days. He married Lola Roat August 1889 and leaves six children 18 grandchildren one great grandchild two brothers and a sister. Funeral services were held November 7 at Hagle Church Rev Charles Kleinhardt officiating with burial in Thompson Cemetery.
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Oscar Rulapauch
Thompson Cemetery
Qascar Rulapaugh
John
Becca ‘Rulapaugh
Lola Roat
Clare
Adam Reger
Sheridan
Jos, Wilson
Pansy Pudway
Flint
Willard
Otto
Nelson
Pleasant
James
Mary Schofield
Farwell
Hagle
Charles Kleinhardt
Michigan students reinstated after suspension for violation
Anne Arbor Edith Folkoff and Ascher Opler, University of Michigan students, were reinstated after agreeing in writing not to violate university rules again. Mount Pleasant construction began on an oil pipeline from Crystal field to Toledo, a 140 mile tube linking Michigan oil to Ohio refineries.
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Anne Arbor
Edith Folkoff
Ascher Opler
University of Michigan
Miss Folkoff
Opler
Mount Pleasant
Crystal Oil
Toledo
Ohio
Michigan
Arnold Ott Celebrates Eighteenth Birthday With Family
Mr and Mrs Charlie Ott of Arthur host twenty guests for a Sunday birthday dinner for son Arnold The event features a pink and white cake with eighteen candles and a day of games music and visiting Guests include Huniie Coulter Marguerite Lower Nina Cradit Laverne Bates Harrison Grant Williams Midland William Hartman Reginald Trietch Richard Ott Clarence Glynn Doris Ruth Fisher Gust Ficke Detroit Bernard Fisher Harrison and more The day ends with warm wishes for many more celebrations
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Charlie Ott
Arthur
Arnold
Huniie Coulter
Marguerite Lower
Nina Cradit
Laverne Bates
Harrison
Grant Williams
Midland
William Hartman
Reginald Trietch
Richard Ott
Clarence Glynn
Arnold Ott
Mr. Pleasant
Henry Ott
Doris
Ruth Fisher
Gust Ficke
Detroit
Bernard Fisher
Mongol Chiefs Forsake Ponies for Racing Cars
Princely descendants of Genghis Khan no longer ride across Inner Mongolia. Nine of ten prefer American automobiles for travel, from antique 1920s models to late 1980s streamliners. Princes and high lamas use own sedans bought with donations, though gasoline is scarce.
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Inner Mongolia
Prince Ma
Boxing Show At Clare High School This Week
Boxing fans are invited to a two night event Thursday and Friday November 21 and 22 in the Clare High School gym sponsored by the Athletic Association. Admission is 15 cents for the first night and 25 cents for the finals Friday. Peanuts and hot dogs will be available.
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Lansing
Michigan Retail Beer and Liquor Dealers Association
Michigan Federation of Licensed
Negaunee
Michigan
Paul Bunyan
Sands
Marshall
Board of Supervisors
East Tawas—Huron National Forest
Benton Harbor
United States
Marquette
St. Peter’s Catholic
Marlette
Marlette Township
Sanilac ‘County
PWA
Marlette High School
Clare
Ionia
Avenac
Crawford
Mason
Lapeer
Kent
Ann Arbor
Walter C. Averill, Jr
William Haber
Owosso
Murray D. van Wagoner
Adrian
Hudson
U. S. 12
Jackson County
van Wagoner
U.S
Piint
Roswell G. Carr
MRRA
Avork
Athletic Association of Clare High School
R, Koch Adv
Air conditioning banks prompt loan inquiry
Quote from Sue suggests banks feature air conditioning, urging people to enter and request a loan to verify. The remark reflects everyday financial frictions and shopper skepticism in a casual, stenographic style.
Local Notes and Social Updates in Clare Michigan
I B and Jesse Hampton head to Mia for deer hunting season while Dr and Mrs B Wood and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Barnes travel to Seney in search of deer. Clare Good Literature Club meets with Mrs Margaret Derby next Tuesday evening. American Legion and Auxiliary hold a Monday night meeting with card party and lunch. Estella Holden visited Alice McClellan in Evart and attended a Friday school fair. Nila D Struble and Marjorie May Dibble wed at Port Huron last Saturday October 26 and moved to Ann Arbor where he works. Struble is a Clare native and formerly with the Sentinel.
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I. B
Jesse
Hampton
Harrison
Mia
B. Wood
Kenneth Barnes
Seney
U. P. Territory
Clare Good Literature Club
Margaret Derby
Knapp
Miss Bragg
American Legion
Estella Holden
Alice McClellan
Evart
Nila D. Struble
Marjorie’ May Dibble
Port Huron
Ann Arbor
Struble
Clare Public School
Sentinel Force
Neff and Southwell Nupial on Armistice Day Evening
Leo M. Neff of Mount Pleasant and Maxine Southwell of Saginaw wed at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Albert Dawe performing the ring ceremony. Attendants Douglas Connell of Alma and Helen Kellar of Kalkaska witnessed the ceremony.
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Leo M. Neff
Mount Pleasant
Maxine Southwell
Saginaw
Albert Dawe
Douglas ©. Connell
Alma
Helen Kellar
Kalkaska
Preventing Bad Baby Teeth in Early Nutrition and Habits
The article stresses prevention of dental issues from pregnancy through childhood. It links nutrition with healthy tooth development and warns that abscesses harm growth more in children. It advises fruits, greens, milk, limited sugar, figs and honey for sweets, coarse foods for jaw exercise, and avoiding thumb sucking pacifiers mouth breathing and rapid bolting of food.
New Gasoline Featured in Standard Oil Ads
Standard Oil Company of Indiana launches a large ad and sales push for a new fast warming gasoline. In 1500 newspapers across 13 north central states, ads claim instant starting in cars down to 30 degrees below zero and quicker engine warm up for winter driving. Company officials call it a major advance in motor fuel science comparable to new automobiles.
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Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Livestock Shipment Dates Announced by Fatmerta Produce Co
Fatmerta Produce Co instructs all livestock to be in by 2 00 P M on November 19 and December dates. The notice sets intake deadlines for shipments and outlines required delivery times for farmers and handlers.
West Grant Extension Group Holds Afternoon Meeting
The West Grant Extension group met at Mrs. H. Hinkle's home on Wednesday November 6 with leaders Mrs. Teal and Mrs. Robinett presenting a lesson on an attractive easily cleaned kitchen. They demonstrated wallpaper colors and linoleum choices for dark and light kitchens. The next all day meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Wim. Teal with date to be announced. Olive Robinett, Secretary.
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West Grant Extension Group
Bereavement Acknowledgment Notices from Malosh Family
The Malosh family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy after the sudden death of their father. They appreciate floral offerings and Rev. Dave and singers for their messages. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Malosh and son Junior express gratitude.
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Dave
Clifford Malosh
Card of Thanks for Beloved Father
We thank friends who made the last days of our father brighter. Ethel I. Allen Estelle L. Artibee Roy McKinnon.
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Ethel I. Allen
Estelle L. Artibee Roy
McKinnon
Community notices for local fraternal groups and events
Friday 8:30 p m I O O F Lodge meeting. Legion Auxiliary card party Monday at Legion rooms benefiting Veterans hospital and Billet. American Legion and Legion Auxiliary meet first and third Mondays. Pratt school box social Friday night November 22. Flora Stuer mer teacher. Masonic Lodge regular communication on the second Tuesday each month.
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The
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Veterans Hospital
A American Legion
the Legion Auxiliary
Pratt School
Flora Stuermer
Masonic Lodge
Clare-Isabella Pomona Grange Meeting Notice
Clare-Isabella Pomona Grange meets Wednesday night at Mt. Vernon Grange. All members urged to attend as important business will be discussed. Dick Brooks, Master.
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Clare-Isabella
Pomona Grange
Mt. Vernon Grange
Dick Brooks
Chicken Supper at St Henry’s Church Sunday
A chicken supper will be served at St Henrys church at 5 30 Sunday evening November 17. Price 50c and 25c. Everybody welcome.
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St. Henry’s Church
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Cambria
N. R. Stahler
Stanton
Mississippi River
Pennsylvania
Grand Rapids
Lake Michigan
Jackson
North America
C. B. Hayes Jersey
P. J. Hoffmaster
State Department of Conservation
WPA
Yale
Bodey
American Fabrics Co
Calhoun County Board of Supervisors
State Emergency Relief Administration
East Lansing
Department of Public Safety
Houghton Lake
Paw Paw
Mt. Clemens
Castaway Castle
W. Austin Ewart
Fitzgerald
Fred W Green
Will Rogers Memorial Association
New York
Eddie Rickenbacker
Will Rogers
Clare Study Club
Southwell
Neff
Tri-County Health Unit
BE. V. Thiehoff, M. D
Gladwin, Mich
Citizens State Bank
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Isabella Pomona
A. E. Mussell
Mcewan
Kodaks
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