Greyhound Tests Helicopters for Michigan Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board seeks permits to operate helicopters on over 50 000 route miles. Trials run Detroit to Bay City with stops at Pontiac Flint and Saginaw to test schedules. Experimental air mail use planned in Detroit and suburbs. Demonstrations scheduled in Detroit Pontiac Flint Saginaw Bay City and Ann Arbor. Pilots are Majors Ray Browning and Charles Clark of Detroit.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
Washington
Detroit
Bay City
Pontiac
Flint
Saginaw
Ann Arbor
Greyhound
Ray Browning
Charles Clark
Cloverleaf Hall Square and Round Dance Night
Old time square and round dancing held at Cloverleaf hall two miles south and two percent east of Rosebush every Saturday night. Music by Foggy Mountain Boys. Come out and enjoy a good time.
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Cloverleaf Hall
Rosebush
Foggy Mountain Boys
Spike Horn Debuts Superior Beeman’s Honey Super
J B Spike Horn Meyer presents a six year effort yielding a superior honey super. A single swarm reportedly produced more honey than rivals in Michigan Wisconsin Indiana and Ohio. He wagers on the invention’s value to Michigan beekeepers and public honey supply while launching a bid for State Representative Isabella Clare District.
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J. B
Spike Horn
Meyer
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Ohio
Isabella- Clare
Bowling standings with high totals listed
The scores show the leaders by total pins with Hale s 628 first, Martin Loomis 490 second, Dale Parrish 489 third. Other listed totals include L Shaw 192, Walt Hales 189, Ken Hendrie 183, and ng 199.
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H Ales
Martin Loomis
Dale Parrish
L. Shaw
Walt Hales
Ken Hendrie
Meats Lous Gridders Tie Pioneers On Wednesday
Fans and players debated the 7-7 tie as the locals held the Pioneers to a scoreless second half. The Pioneers remain unbeaten with four prior wins and face Ewatt Roscommon Gladwin Breckenridge in upcoming varsity games and Roscommon Coleman in second team action this season.
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Pioneers
Shepherd
St. Louis
Ewatt
Roscommon
Gladwin
Breckenridge
Coleman
Methodist Church Board Holds Meet Monday Evening
The Clare Methodist Board met Monday evening in the church sanctuary for the October meeting. Treasurer reports from the church Sunday School W S C S and benevolence were accepted. The World Service apportionment of 900 dollars was approved for the coming year. The Retired Ministers Pension Fund campaign was over subscribed and a 2000 dollar share accepted with surplus to meet pledges. Girl Scout use of parlor space approved with conflict adjustments to be discussed. Nursery hour arrangements were assigned to Mrs. Clayton Neff for Mothers Club sponsorship. January 12 set for rededication with Bishop Wade and Rev Hahn as principal speakers. November will finalize the program details.
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Clare Methodist Board
Charles “Hahn
W.S.C.S
World Service
Retired Ministers Pension Fund
Hahn
Clayton Neff
Mothers Club
Bishop Wade
Rey Yron Hahn
Gladwin Soldier Goes AWOL After Long Absence
Pvt. Bumphrey of Gladwin who had three years in the U S Army and re enlisted for three more was confined in the city jail from Friday afternoon to Saturday morning. He was taken by military police to Fort Sheridan Illinois after being away without leave for thirty six days. He faces AWOL charges for the fourth time.
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Pvt
Bumphrey
Gladwin
Fort Sheridan
U. S. Army
Margaret Loomis Among Homecoming Queen Candidates
Margaret Loomis a senior at Central Michigan College is among fifteen coeds competing for Homecoming Queen. The queen will be elected by a plurality of the vote and the four runners up will form her court. Candidates were introduced at Warriner Auditorium on Monday evening October 7 with coronation planned for Jubilee Ball Saturday October 26.
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Margaret Loomis
Central Michigan College
Warriner Auditorium
Morgan Family Reunion After 43 Years Visit
Mrs Hannah Meyers and daughter Miss Maymie Hudson of Epherata Washington arrived Tuesday night to visit her brother A J Morgan and wife. This is the first meeting in forty three years. The text notes a Michigan Army nurse who served with General Patton from Normandy to the bulge and will pursue advanced nursing training at the University of Michigan.
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Hannah Meyers
Maymie _Hudson
Epherata
Washington
A. J. Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Mecegan
Patton
Normandy
Bulge
University of Michigan
Washing Woodwork Instructions
Washing woodwork with long across strokes from bottom to ceiling. Begin at the bottom and work upward for even coverage and finish.
Siamese Twin Apple Grown on Tasman Farm Attracts Visitors
Bellinger exhibited a Tasman Sweet apple at The Sentinel office on Wednesday showing a perfectly formed small apple growing from the side of a normal apple. The two fruits appeared completely separated from the stem, drawing curious readers to view the oddity.
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Jay. Bellinger
Sentinel Office
Otsego County Herald Times Plant Destroyed by Fire
A major fire at the Otsego County Herald Times plant in Gaylord destroyed most stock and equipment. Owner and editor J. H. McKiddy, who purchased the paper two months ago from A. G. Reynolds, plans to print this week’s issue at a different plant.
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Otsego County
Borns Return From Hunt With Elk And Antelope
Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Born came home from a hunting trip with a 900 pound elk bagged near Hot Sulphur Springs Colorado and a large antelope killed near New Castle Wyoming. Mrs Born also proved a capable hunter accompanying Doc on this expedition.
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G. C. Born
Born
Days of York and Echoes of 1888 Detroit Prices
The Detroit Free Press dated October 11 1888 is described with advertising filling four columns of an eight page issue. A citizen committee visited Washington over a proposed federal building for Detroit while high prices and local goods are listed. Wheat at 1.09 a bushel, corn 44%4c, oats 30c, beef 5.75 6.50, lambs 4.00 5.50, pigs 7.00. The piece notes a Chicago strike and a transit scene on Centre street.
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Days OF
York
Detroit Free Press
Uia Roberts
Sentinel
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Centre Street
Markets Report from Johnston Elevator Co on Produce and Eggs
The Johnston Elevator Co lists prices for buckwheat and various beans per cwt, broilers, hens, turkeys, ducks, and meats. Egg market at Rosebush Elevator shows grade prices for Extra Large A Large A Medium A Large B Medium B and pullets with Brown and White eggs at the same price.
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Rosebush Elevator
Cole Coles
Opening of Surgery and Medicine Office in Mt. Pleadant
C B Wood MB announces the opening of a new office for surgery and medicine at 267 N Bradklin Street, Mt Pleasant, Michigan. The facility opens Monday with professional services available to residents seeking medical care.
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N. Bradklin St
Mt. ‘Pleadant
Michigan
Salem Ladies Aid Thanksgiving Dinner Set at Coleman High
The Salem Ladies Aid will host its annual Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday evening November 7 at Coleman High School. Adults pay 1.25 and children under twelve 60 cents. Menu includes roast chicken and dressing, mashed potatoes and gravy, vegetables, salads, rolls, pickles, pies and coffee.
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Salem Ladies Aid
Coleman High School
Auction sale of farm goods near Clare Livestock Yards
Robert Grant sells his farm and plans a public auction at the premises one and a half miles north of Clare Livestock Auction Yards. A list of livestock and farm tools will be offered. Watch The Sentinel for the auction date and catalog. Auctioneer Andy Courser and clerk Citizens State Bank assist.
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Robert Grant
Clare
the Sentinel
Andy Courser
Citizens State Bank
Masquerade Halloween Dance at Sheridan Grange Hall
A masquerade dancing party is planned for Halloween night October 31 at Sheridan Grange hall Elim Grove. Public invited with gents 50 cents admission and ladies free. Luncheon and good music will be provided by the Party Committee.
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Sheridan Grange Hall
Elim Grove
The
Grange
Horses and Ponies for Sale at Cranberry Lake
Two spotted geldings and yearlings, two spotted mares and colts, one white pony, two gaited bays and one racking black horse offered by R. W. Parish Cranberry Lake Harrison Michigan. Stock priced to sell.
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R. W. Parish
Cranberry Lake
Harrison,Mich
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