Preschool Health Defects Noted In Tri County Units
The Tri County Health Unit reports preschool period from age one to six with death hazard lowest at school age. Findings include dental decay from prenatal and infant malnutrition, enlarged tonsils not always diseased, occasional ear discharge from upper respiratory infections, and rare orthopedic defects like bone tuberculosis, rickets, or poliomyelitis. BE. V. Tchiehoff MD director Health District Number 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aga Twas
Threg
Scout Patrol Names and Camp Renay Hike Planned
The Boy Scouts meeting on September 28 divided into patrols with George Parent's group named Pioneers and a covered wagon flag as their symbol. Donald Woolston's patrol has not chosen a name yet and plans to hike to Camp Renay Saturday morning after a prior trip to Lansing last weekend.
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George Parent
Donald Woolston
Camp Renay
Lansing
W. F
Harvest Potatoes With Care For Top Market Price
Commissioner John H. Strange warns potato farmers to harvest carefully to secure top market prices for 1937. He notes stricter grading by Federal-State inspection and urges elimination of damage, strict No 1 standards, careful loading, and gentle handling to avoid weight loss and blemishes.
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Strange
Federal
John H. Strange
Commissioner Strange
First the Hill
A poem by Douglas Malloch extols the dreamer who pursues new frontiers beyond familiar hills. It celebrates perpetual ambition as progress, urging readers to rise from the valley and climb new heights of enterprise and achievement.
Well Known Young Couple Wed at Eagle Parsonage
Saturday evening September 18 Jennetta Hampton daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Hampton of Grant township married Loran Nevills son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Nevills of Sheridan. Ceremony by Rev M R Honderich attended by Miss Hffin Stanford and A J Hampton. They plan to reside where the groom is employed as a mechanic in Robert Archambaults parage.
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the Eagle Parsonage
Jennetta
A. D. Hampton
Grant Township
Loran
Myr
Ivan Nevills
Sheridan
M. R. Honderich
Hffin
Stanford
Clare
A. J. Hampton
Grogmi
Cdsdbélla
Robert Archambaults
Leonard McNeill Dies After Brief Illness at 64
William Leonard McNeill of Saginaw died Wednesday night after a brief illness. He visited Clare recently and appeared in good health. He leaves his wife, a daughter Dorothy Gardy, his aged mother, and four brothers. McNeill ran a local blacksmith shop and later a restaurant business in Ann Arbor and Wayne.
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William Leonard’ McNeill
Saginaw
McNeill
W. L. McNeill
Dorothy Gardy
Local auto salesmen attend national sales convention at Lansing
Returning from Lansing, J A Clare of Clare's Garage predicted a record sales year after seeing the 1938 Oldsmobile Sixes and Heights at the Oldsmobile factory. Fellow salesman Fred Busche joined him at the convention as Oldsmobile promotes a stronger swing in 1938.
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Lansing
Oldsmobile
J. A. Clare
Clare
Donna Tubbs to Represent Clare Club at State H E Meeting
The Clare school Home Economics Club met for a 30 minute session. Mary Smith was chosen Student Council, Betty Walker as club reporter, and Virginia Foell as assistant. Donna Tubbs will represent the Clare Club at the state meeting in Flint on October 15 and 16. The annual Home Economics and FF A fair is set for November 15 at the gym.
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Clare
Mary Smith
Betty Walker
Virginia Foell
Donna Tubbs
Flint
FF. A
V. F
Oil Drill Advances at Chartier Currie Well
Vernon Township reports the Chartier Currie well in section 5 is now drilling below 1270 feet after overcoming three recent cave-ins.
Disappointing gas test at McKay well in section 4
Drilling on the SE% of NW% section 4 produced only a slight flow of gas at about 1470 feet, fading as drilling reached 1523 feet. Crews began pulling the casing and plans for plugging the hole, with Mr. McKay undecided on the next test site.
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McKay
Michigan
Material placed for oi or gas test on Hill Carman ranch
Work begins this week placing material for an oil or gas test on the Hill Carman ranch near the center of section 2. The Grill is expected to start its downward course sometime next week.
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Hill- Carman Ranch
Beaverton Becomes Site of Dry Hole in Section 18
The Mammoth Petroleum and Refining Co reports a dry hole on section 18 after a test well, drilled early in the week, failed to encounter oil or gas. The bore entered brine before halting operations.
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Beaverton
Mammoth Petroleum and Refining Co
Discovery of Jenny Lind Unearthed by Actress
A fragment recalls how a backstage actress discovered the young Jenny Lind and steered her toward the Conservatory of Music, shaping the soprano’s early career.
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Jenny Lind
Dial System Reaches Harrison as Telephone Work Concludes
Hither and Yon notes report Michigan Bell Telephone Co switch to dial system went live Thursday noon in Harrison. Work to perfect the change had spanned several weeks as residents gained faster local calls. Bernard McConnell, son of Mr and Mrs Bernard McConnell of Vernon, fell from a wagon at their farm Wednesday, breaking his arm. He was taken to the local hospital for setting and stayed overnight with his grandparents Mr and Mrs J B Doherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan’ Bell Telephone. Co
Harrison
Bernard McConnell
Armin
Bernard ‘McConnell
Wernon
Ernestine Archambault Hosts Birthday Party
Ernestine Archambault entertained friends on Tuesday night at Oscar's Landing Lake. The party included Alice Foell Bernice Denton Dorothy Telcer Virginia Foell George David Alger Brown and Warren Sharp with Mr and Mrs Alton David as chaperons. They toasted marshmallows cooked over a camp fire and enjoyed hot dogs and other foods plus a boat ride.
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Ernestine Archambault
Ernestine
Archambault
Ning
Oscar’s” Landing
Stevenson
Lake
Alice, Foell
Bernice Denton
Dorothy
Telcer
Virginia
Temple Man Taken in Custody By Sheriff Bates
Temple residents reported a domestic incident at a home in Temple, where Mrs Grace Gagnon was treated at Clare County General Hospital after a confrontation with Chester Gagnon. The divorce had been granted at the last circuit court term. Chester Gagnon was taken into custody by the sheriff following the Wednesday incident and an investigation continued Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Gagnon
Temple
Clare County General Hospital
Joint Installation Planned by Larman Post and Auxiliary
Larman Post No 128 and Larman Unit No 128 of the American Legion will hold a joint 1938 officers installation at Clare Community Building next Monday evening October 4. A pot luck dinner starts at 6 30 PM in the Legion rooms followed by installation in the Auditorium upstairs. All officers and members, along with spouses, are urged to attend.
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Walter H. Larman
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Clare
Bulding
Legion
Legionnaires
Auxiliary
Saginaw Lodge No. 77
St. Andrews Highlander's
Detroit
Masonic Lodge
Grand Lodge
Michigan
St. Andrews Highlanders
East Side Masonic Temple
Zenobia Chapter Represented at Triennial Assembly
Four members from Zenobia Chapter No. 129 O E S attended the Twenty second Triennial Assembly of the General Grand Chapter in Indianapolis Indiana. Michigan Day featured a luncheon at the Claypool Hotel for state representatives with Grand Officers present from many states provinces and foreign areas. Clare attendees were Dr Christina M Schutt Nellie M Sherwood Adelaide C Wylie and Jesse R Hampton who traveled for Sunday through Tuesday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenobia
Order of the Eastern Star
General Grand Chapter
O. E
Indianapolis
Indiana
Michigan
Claypool
China
Hawaii
Canal Zone
Scotland
Clare
Christina M. Schutt
Nellie M. Sherwood
Adelaide C. Wylie
Jesse R. Hampton
Hamilton Family Plans Auction and Trip South
John Litwiller, resident four miles north and seven east of Harrison, announces a public sale to be held next Tuesday afternoon. Clyde Davenport of Garson City will act as auctioneer. Litwiller plans to take his family to southern Louisiana about November first for the winter if a house sale completes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘Litwiller
Harrison
The
Sentinel
Clyde Davenport
Garson City
Litwiller
Louisiana
Annual Twin Elms Golf Banquet Postponed to Oct 12
The Annual Twin Elms Golf Banquet scheduled for October 5 has been postponed until Tuesday October 12. Further announcements with the program will appear in The Sentinel next week. The St. Cecilia ladies will hold a bake sale at Morgan's Grocery Saturday.
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Twin Elms
the Sentinél
St. Cecilia
Morgan's Grocery
Earl Sternaman Returns From Photographers Meet
Hart Sternaman attended the Michigan Photographers Society gathering at Bad Axe Monday with Mr. B b Collins. He entered several photos from his local studio and returned late Monday evening with a blue ribbon award. The display at the studio entrance features Mrs. Alfred Holbrook and her young son Jimmie.
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Hart ‘Sternaman
Michigan: Photographers Society
Bad Axey
B.b. Collins
Sternaman
Alfred Holbrook
Jimmie
Della Club Meeting With Mrs Murdock Next Wednesday
Mrs Florence Parish returned Saturday from a motor trip to Ontario visiting relatives. Mrs Fannie Schultz entertained the Barley Birds last Thursday night, bridge games with high score by Mrs Harold Loomis and low by Mrs Harold Schaeffer. Refreshments were served and guests departed homeward.
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The
Della Club
Murdock
Florence
Ontario
Sore Ee
Fannie Schultz
Barly
Bridge Pettig
Harold “Loomis
Harold Schaeffer
Rosebush People Enjoy Potluck Dinner With Old Friends
Eleven Rosebush residents gathered Monday at the home of Mrs. Florence Parish to greet Mr. and Mrs. James Campbell of Litchfield Minnesota. They brought baskets of food for a shared potluck meal and enjoyed the reunion with longtime friends. Attendees included Mrs. Mary McKnight Miss Effie Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Gee Nolen Mr. and Mrs. F. Mattison Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Graham Mrs. Ralph Miller and son Robert of Rosebush and Mrs. Edw Russell of Clare.
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Rosebush
Florence Parish
James Campbell
Litchfield
Minn
Mary McKnight
Effie Johnson
Hunters Warned About Charged Stock Fences
Michigan Department of Conservation issues a warning to hunters about electric stock fences. Reports indicate several fences deliver shocks strong enough to knock a man down. Officers urge hunters to obtain landowner consent before hunting on private property to avoid injury.
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Department of Conservation
Officials Warn Hunters Against Field Dress of Small Game
State conservation officers urge hunters not to dress pheasants squirrels rabbits or other small game before reaching home. Laws prohibit field dressing to ensure proper identification and avoid violations often seen in past seasons. Offenders claim lack of awareness and innocence of intent when arrested.
Horton trespass law guides Michigan upland game season
Hunters opening upland bird and rabbit season in Michigan should know the Horton trespass law enacted in 1985 to protect landowners. It makes entering enclosed farm lands or farm woodlots with firearms or dogs a potential arrest offense, posted or not, though it does not apply to unposted northern forested areas.
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Michigan
State
Segislature
Pirty Socks Score by Formula Revealed
A muddled OCR fragment references a formula for keeping deer from crops linked to Charles B. Gould and general delivery. The text mentions dirty worn items and a vague scoring concept titled Pirty Socks.
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Charles B. Gould Fiskeg
Ram ram truck visit to county fair grounds
The ram truck will stop at the county fair grounds October 18 for a ram sale and breeding program. It arrives about 10 A.M. from Hast Lansing with a full load of rams. County Agricultural Agent offers details on improving lamb breeding and market prices.
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Hast
Lansing
Fair Grounds
Community club and lodge meeting notices and events
A list of local gatherings includes Friday Lodge meetings at 30 o clock regular Legion and Legion Auxiliary meetings on the first and third Mondays Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays at 3 30 Clare Kiwanis at Hotel Doherty Wednesdays 6 30 Farmers Union Grant Township No 143 meets first and third Wednesdays Drama talk Gone With the Winds at Methodist church October 11 Clare Study Club meets at Mrs J B Allen Art Dawoth speaker October 12 Eastern Star first Thursday Mason i c Lodge second Tuesday Ladies Aid public supper October a1.
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Clare Study Club
J B. Allen
The
Eagle
Art Dawoth
Order of the Eastern Star
Appreciation for Support to Drum and Bugle Corps
As President of the Drum and Bugle Corps of the American Legion I thank President Jas Bicknell and the Michigan Bankers Association for their generous donation to the Drum and Bugle Corp.
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Drum and Bugle Corps
The
American Legion
Jas
Bicknell and Bankers
Michigan Bankers Association
Drum and Bugle Corp
Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy in our sad bereavement for Mrs A Gardter and Mrs F Emery. Thanks for flowers and all who helped in any way. We are most grateful.
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A. Gardter
Mra
F ‘Emery
Produce and meat figures from Samborn market listing
A fragmented market page shows prices for grains and beans such as wheat rye oats barley and beans along with live poultry rabbits hogs and beef. Quoted prices note prime veal and fowls while reference names include L. W. Jackson and Bearcats or Spring Rains in the area.
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Sere Errossiteminei
Community mourns loss of husband and brother
Gratitude expressed for friends and neighbors who helped during our sorrow after the death of a husband, uncle, and brother. Thanks to Dr. Slattery for service and to Rev. Kleinhardt, Doherty and Sons, and the floral offerings. May God bless all. Mrs. John Ankney Marion Sister and Brothers.
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Slattery
Kleinhardt and Doherty
Gratitude Note From Loren Garver After Hospital Stay
Loren Garver thanks friends for kindness shown during a stay at Dr. C. B. Woods Hospital.
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Dr. C. B. Woods Hospital
Chiropractor Dr Nellie Arnold Reopens Office
Dr Nellie G Arnold reopened her chiropractic office at 306 H 8th St on Monday Wednesday and Friday with regular hours and appointment availability on other days Phone 308 for appointments and inquiries
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Nellie G. . Arnold
Cider Mill Opens Daily Near Dover
Everett Allen announces a new cider mill location near Dover opening daily after October 3. The store emphasizes year round service with daily hours and accessibility for customers seeking fresh cider and related products.
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Todd North
Dover
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Tri-County Health Unit
BE. V. Tchiehoff, M. D
Scout News
By Douglas Malloch
Oregon
Enterprise
Bormie
Eagle ‘Parsonage
Leonard McNeil
H. E. Meeting
Vernon Township
Lincoln Township
Temple Man
Bates
Hamilton
Earl Sternaman
Michigan Department of Conservation
Fon W. Tepose
Citizens State Bank
the Peoples Bank
County
Adv
American Legion and
the Legion Auxiliary
Rebekah Lodge
Clare Kiwanis Club
Grant” Township
Farmers Union
Victor, Thrall
Ladies’ Aid Society
John Q. Look
Grain and Feed
Clare Hay, Grain & Bean Co
Ene
Samborn
John Ankney
Marion
Loren Garver
Chiropractic
Everette Alien
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