Staccato Village Notes Highlight Local Movements and Visits
Collonville Jenetty Hampton visits Lansing with sister Mrs. Floyd Garver. Blanche Strouse attends Saginaw Teachers Institute. Mr and Mrs Carl Kistler move to Clare. Essie Brodkins and Beulah Bodking paper for Mrs Oise Derby of Clare. Gene Oysterhouse visits Elm Hall. Church of God conference attendees. Rev and Mrs Hendrick return for another year. New England supper raise about $22. Frank Walters and family travel to Lansing. Mrs Walters visits Dover. Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Henry Bonham.
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Charley Bodking
Hagle
Church of God
Hendrick
New England
Frank Walters
Charley Bodkins
Helen
Edna Walters
Dover
Community Notes Southeast Sheridan Socials
Southeast Sheridan residents share visits and family gatherings. Martin Miberhart and family spent Sunday with Mrs. B's sister, Mrs. Livingston. Clifford, Harley Randle, Calla Gerow worked on U.S. 27 last week.
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Martin Miberhart
Mrs. B
J. Livingston
Clifford
Harley Randle
Calla Gerow
U.S
Mark Sowle
Clare
Local Family News Amid Rain and School Absences
School children enjoyed a two day vacation during the Teachers Institute in Saginaw. Rain fell early in the week. Local residents visited relatives including Sherman of Owosso and James Sherman in Vernon. Several neighbors, Rev. Arksey of Rosebush and Billy Hawkins, were reported ill with chicken pox.
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Saginaw
John Sherman
Owoso
James
Vernon
Chas
Lake
Wm. Tealle
Arksey
Rosebush
George Burch
Frank Skyring
John Blue
Arthur
Roy F Feighner
Clare
Oliver
Mary House
Arwell
Hinkle
Burch
Billy
Rae Hawkins
Lake George Resort Weekend Attracts Visitors From Nearby Cities
Mrs. Joe Shults visited sister Mrs. J J Seibel in Three Rivers for a week while John Rushterfor of Detroit stayed at his Shingle Lake cottage. Hunters from Coldwater and visitors from Lansing and Grand Rapids spent time around Four Oaks and Bertha Lake. Notables Dr Sleight and Robert Thompson of Battle Creek joined Luce Club members for the hunting season.
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Joe Shults
J. J. Seibel
Three Rivers
John Rushterfor
Detroit
John Delling
Six Lakes
Coldwater
Dee Waters
Chippewa Lake
Henry Wellman
Clare
James Felie
Ier
Lansing
Four ‘Oaks
Stuart Bicknell
Ralph Cowles
Alfred Abbott
Bertha Lake
Theodore Rowe
Grand Rapids
B. J. Ford
East Lansing
Sleight
Robert Thompson
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek
Luce Club
Dr. Barstow
St. Louis
F. A. Luce
Tom
Don Roth
Arleigh Schofield
Farwell
Jackson
Alma
Consumers _ Power Company
Mr. Caldwell
Advance Grange gathers neighbors in St. Charles area
Local notes report visits by Fancon family Dollet and relatives in St Charles, riding to Cadillac for a funeral, and plans for a game supper at Advanced Grange hall on November 2. Delegates attend State Grange in Lansing. Elm Grove Ladies Aid to meet November 9 with pot luck dinner.
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Gerald Warner
John Densmore
Bruce Williams
Jesse Allen
Harrison
Harland ,Williams
Cecil Pudway
Carl Bradley
Harland Williama
Geo. Fitzpatrick
Adv
Sarah Schunk
Gladys Davis
Roth
A. T. Carrow
Anna Hivans
Cadiac
J. F. Carrow
Carrow
Harry Bradley
State Grange
Lansing
Grange
Beaverton
Donnie Fitzpatrick
John Reeds
George Gilcher
Hendrich
Elm Grove
Him Grove
Hoover Aid to Food Board in World War I Highlighted
N. L. Tibbils recalls the creation of a food distribution board led by Herbert Hoover during World War I to sustain U.S. troops overseas. He contrasts wartime shortages with civilian sacrifices and lauds Hoover and Gen Pershing for ensuring supplies arrived to the front, noting the St Mihiel breakthrough aided by food logistics.
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America
France
Pershing
Foch
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Hoover
J. J. Pershing
Newton Baker
St. Mihiel
N. L. Tibbils
Readers Letter Policy for The Sentinel
The column invites brief opinions on daily questions with space limited to five hundred words. Writers must sign their name and address to each submission. Personal data is required and opinions should be civil and concise.
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Sentinél
Samborn's Ad Buys Batteries Radiators and Hides
Sell your old batteries radiators and green hides at Samborn's. Phone 23 for the buy.
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Samborn's
Adv
Halloween cut-outs offered at Sentinel office
Black and orange cardboard Tor Hallowe'en cut-outs priced at 10 cents per sheet available at the Sentinel office for purchase.
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Tor Hallowe’en
Sentinel Office
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Norman Densmore
Fred Coe
Dan King
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Charles David
WM. A. Henderson
Republican
William B
Dunlop
Democratic
Clare County
Schaaf
Lake George Resort
Harry Fancon
Horace
St. Charles
Robert Dollet
Springfield
Horace Fancon
Stephen Vargo
Elk Township
Sanilac County
Vargo
the Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company
Home Office
Hastings, Mich
John Rudy
White Horse
Black Horse
Jersey Durham
Joan Durham
Durham
Sam
Forney
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