Railroad Timetables and Local Social Notes Parade
Rail schedules show standard time details for departures, with a Tuesday only route to Mt. Pleasant and a daily hotel departure. The page also lists a flurry of social visits, church group meetings, and upcoming church events across local towns including Ann Arbor and Flint. Notable mentions include politicians visiting Sentinel office, trips to Chicago fairs, and numerous family and church gatherings.
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Johanne Mack
Geo
Brown
Ue Omer Hall
Bom
Tives
Manton
Burke’ Collins
Wallace Johnson
Detroit
George Wilson
Bert Sible
Marion
J.elder
Grand Rapids
A.D. Telder
Rey
Albert Dawe
Petrolia
Ontario
Henry Brunk
Anna
Priest
Millington
Chad
Thurston
S. Christian
Temperance Union
Burd
East Eighth Street
Martha, Perry
Harry Smith
Ann Arbor
Russell Stella
Lansing
H. M. Pleming
H. Sternaman
W. A. Lampman
Petoskey
Weekend Visits and Community Notes in Hinkville
Local families from Hinkville and nearby towns shared weekend visits and attendance at gatherings. Notable events include Vera May Hartman’s birthday, Donald’s 10th birthday celebration, and 6 first prizes plus 1 second prize won at the Harrison fair exhibit displayed at the school.
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Clifford Wilson
Detroit
Sadie Connors
Wm. Hawkins
Clare
Kratz
Vera May Hartman
Clarcey James
Lansing
S&. Brownell
Will Rogers
Littlefield Ranch
Ed. Rutter
Sheridan
Jas. Turow
F. Hinkle
H. T. H. Club
Mead Price
Farwell
Ted Edwards
Gilmore Township
Chas. Mulberg
Albert Madison
Arthur Kube
Wm. Kube
Bertha Lake
A. Purdy
Farmers Union
Oral Murray
Rosebush
P. J. Leatner
Saginaw
Harrison
Commercial typing class expands with new desks and machines
Sixty one pupils fill the largest typing class in the school history with seventeen machines including Remington and Smith models. The department plans monthly achievement tests and introduces new courses in commercial law and business English next semester.
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Tay
Woodstocks
Remington
Clare High
Peters and Pomeroy
Gregg Writer
Harrison Fair
School opens with twenty nine pupils and new students join
The school reported twenty nine pupils enrolled at the start. Some pupils were absent due to illness. Two new pupils joined the class, Thomas Geiger from Ohio and Leo Bronson from Marlette Michigan. Kennetha Barnes treated the room to candy and Mrs Holden sent fruit. School remains a hard work after the play of
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Thomas Geiger
Ohio
Leo Bronson
Marlette
Michigan
Kennetha Barnes
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Monthly Report
The report lists 308 cows milking, 40 dry, 17 producing over 500 pounds fat, and 20 producing over 1250 pounds milk. Five unprofitable cows were sold for beef. High herd for August belongs to Sprenger Broilers of Coleman with 16 Grown Swiss at 931 pounds milk and 37.5 fat per cow. Leaders include Parsons Brothers of Linwood with 15 pure bred Holsteins at 988 milk and 36.0 fat. Individual top cows include Parsons Brothers and Henry Bourassa entities across 2, 3, and 4 year olds with notable milk and fat outputs reaching 2,539 pounds milk and 94.9 fat in four-year-olds and other high figures among Holsteins and Brown Swiss. The record also notes mature grade Holstein from Frank Schreiber and Sons of Midland at 1,442 milk and 61.4 fat, among other entries.
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Sprenger Broilers of
Coleman
Sprengers
Parsons Brothers of
Linwood
Parsons Brothers
Henry Bourassa and Sons
Sprenger Brothers
Parsong Brothers
Brawn Named a Famous Dish in English Regions
Description of brawn prepared from pig head and ox feet boiled pickled and molded. Notes Wiltshire brawn celebrated in England and a famous dish in Canterbury.
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England
Wiltshire
Canterbury
Cathedral etymology: Greek cathreia meaning chair
The term cathedral derives from Greek cathreia meaning chair. It refers to a church that houses the bishop's throne or chair and thus is called a cathedral.
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Roy Johnson
Belding
Florence Parish
Hildegards Groves
Shepherd
Chicago
Jesse Lamphere
Port Huron
Flint
Gene Throop
Lou Moon
Thos. Read
Sentinel
Guy Wilson
Roy Comer
Russell Davis
Annn Arbor
Marl Houghton
Wisconsin
Ladies Union
Amanda Falk
John Nelson
George Stone
Mr. Stout
Jack Reynolds
Dover
Kings
Wirs. A. D. Telcher
The
Baptist Parsonage
Donald E. Holbrook
McKinnon
Donald
Tiger-Washington
Sim Bogardus
Johnston
Albert Haley
Leo Hampton
Ladies Union of the
Congregational Church
Edith Brewer
Edith
Dorothy Perkins
Wm. H. Bicknell & Co
Jan Bicknell
Winifred ‘Durham
Betty Marly
Garth Hall
Mona Rae Johnson
Jackie Rudabaugh
Dale Walters
Donna Jean Langston
Roberta McKnight
Clara Bergey
Albert Hodson
Maria Jean Harvey
Merle’ Archambault
Lonalee ‘Hampton
Martha Ann Parent
Jack Sternaman
Gordon Lockyer
Carl Cappeart
Eola Phimsey
William Foeil
Douglas Paxton
New York
Para
Magrajo
Willa Cleveland
Barbara Caple
Norma Fisher
Frances Morgan
Mavis Kennedy
Williard Koch
Donald Worden
Junior Vosburg
Billy Geiger
Francis Morgan
Zelma Williams
Alliene Cimmer
Billy Walters
Amos Huntley
Junior Samborn
Gail Sowle
Leonard Cour
Vernel Bergey
Junior Vosbureg
Zazu Pitts
Slim Summerville
Bowery Daze
Krazy Kat News
Tim McCoy
Richard Dix
Sun.Mon
Grace Moore
Liberty
Charlie Chase
Web
Gary Grant
Francis Drake
Clare-Isabella Dairy Herd Improvement Ass'n Monthly Report
Henry S Bourassa
Bourassa
Guernsey
BE. Lambert and Sons
Clare Drug Company “Prescription Specialists
Gamblas
Ford T
Ford A
P. Howard
Rochester, N. Y
Hudson
Henry M. McConaughy
Seattle
Satera
Paul B. Eaton
Charlotte
N.C
E. A. Conkling
Cincinnati
Woodward Motor Sales
Clare, Michigan