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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1942
Page
15
Community leaders urge careful driving and tire preservation under rationing. Laurence W. Jackson calls for fewer trips, moderate speeds, and proper tire care to extend mileage and reduce wear. He notes broader conservation will apply to food, fuel, and electricity in defense efforts.
The War Production Board bans old tin tubes from foods cosmetics and moist preparations. Shaving cream and toothpaste buyers must trade in empty tubes at retailers who store them for later redisposition to manufacturers. The policy aims to curb tin use amid wartime shortages and reduce annual tube consumption from thousands to hundreds of tons.
Voters in Clare First Ward are urged to vote the Republican ticket straight on April 6 as Robert Archambault thanks supporters and emphasizes long residence and business ties to the ward and city. He asks efforts toward ward and city improvements.
Eugene Wyman requests support for the April 6 election after nomination for Alderman in the Third Ward on the Democratic ticket. He pledges to perform duties impartially and to the best of his ability.
Vernon voters are urged to support Ralph H. Irwin on the Republican ticket for Treasurer in the April 6 2012 election. This political advertisement asks for votes and support from residents of Vernon Township.
The candidate Lawrence HY Brown, described as a radio repair expert, asks Third Ward voters for support at the April fifth election on the Democratic ticket. The message notes affiliations with Radio Repair and local hardware firms and includes a political advertisement identifier.
In a local effort, an honor roll for men in U S service is arranged at Uncle Tom’s tavern. Citizens with friends or relatives serving are urged to register names with C BE Thomas Clare Michigan. Robert J Doherty Ward promoted to Technical Sergeant. parents Mr and Mrs J H Doherty confirm. George Tope Jr now at Quartermasters Bakery Maui Hawaii.
Private Byron Gibbs with service number 36111271 is recorded as Co C 126th Infantry at APO 32 c/o Postmaster New York NY.
Friends report a letter from Howard A VanCamp stating he is well and at sea with the United States Navy. The note is sent from 0U.S.S. Cincinnati c/o Postmaster New York New York with his address.
Cpl Russell Koch Jr of Selfridge Field Mt. Clemens spent Sunday March 22 with his mother Mrs Jessie Koch and family as they greet him on leave.
Pvt. Floyd Walters remains stationed at Tacoma Washington and welcomes letters from friends. His unit is 41st Division Co. K APO 186 Tacoma Washington.
Word from Pvt James Sparta confirms his location in California. He is enrolled in a special aviation course at Santa Monica, California, A.C.T.C.
Sgt. Neal E. Elden has been officially rated as 1st Sgt. and is now instructing new recruits. His address appears as 1st Sgt. Neal EH Eiden 765 Ordnance Co Ava AB at Jackson Army Air Base Jackson Mississippi.
The Clare and Farwell Methodist churches combined junior choirs of forty voices presented a Palm Sunday service at Clare church. Eva Lowrey and Madge Lamb directed. Lorraine Schultz read scripture. Donnie Holbrook and Joan Shoemaker gave solos. The program included “Low in the Grave He Lay” and “When I Survey The Wondrous Cross.”
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindnesses and floral tributes during our bereavement. The thoughtfulness of each and every one was sincerely appreciated. Mrs. Thos. Groves and Family.
Vernon Township voters will decide on April 6 in the township election whether to license the sale of beer and light wines. The item appears as a political advertisement urging participation.
TO THE VOTERS OF CLARE COUNTY I wish to announce that I will be a candidate for the office of County Road Commissioner at the September Primaries. 2512 Orlie Stockwell.
Farm Service Silo Co. advertises sale of cement stave rib stone and flat stave silos at low cost with discount for early orders. Location listed as Vestaberg Clifford Richmond Clare, Michigan. Representative named Clare. 138126.
Dance program announces Saturday evening sessions at Farwell-K P hall with Magsie by Jake and His Hit Country Orchestra. A second event features a Ruibage gale at the Congregational Church on April 17 and 18.
Michigan Bell president George M. Welch warns wartime material shortages force tighter controls under the War Production Board. Many new lines will be party line only, residence extensions restricted, and existing models kept in use as Western Electric shifts toward military gear.
Education requirements for Aviation Cadet appointments are waived. Eligible are men 18 to 26, married or single, and citizens for more than ten years. Benefits include training stipend, medical care, housing, clothing, a $10,000 life insurance policy, uniform allowance, annual service bonuses, and a commission as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Air Corps Reserve. Contact Clare County Air Force Sponsors Association for information.
Mrs. Jennie Penrose expresses gratitude for flowers plants fruit cards and many kind remembrances received over the past three weeks from friends and neighbors.
Clare residents with tourist rooms for rent must register with Austin Bates, Secretary of the Clare Chamber of Commerce, providing address, room count, and rates. Registered listings may be advertised through Chamber literature mailed nationwide. 1. 2612
Voters in the First Ward are urged to support Dave Woolston for Supervisor at the upcoming election after a caucus showing.
Clare County Red Cross chapter schedules a meeting at Harrison School on Monday April 13 at eight PM ET. Farwell unit to sew at the library April 7 from 1 to 5 PM. Third First Aid course starts April 6 at Clare Hospital and Clinic at 7 PM led by Dr. McArthur. limited to 25 Clare residents with Morrel J. Clare handling enrollment. American Eagle Unit reports eight members tying robes and making pillows at Mrs. J B Allen’s home. next meeting at Mrs. Bryan Miller’s home on April 10 with a goal of larger attendance.
An official order directs Clare local Defense Training School to start a mechanics and metals class for women in the former Clare Travel Coach building. Interested ladies may register at the plant on weekdays 7 to 12 or at Clare High School office during hours. Start date depends on sufficient enrollment.
The Methodist Senior Fellowship Group under Mrs. Averyl Clute will present an Easter program at 7 30 Sunday evening in the church auditorium. An organ prelude by Eva Lowrey opens the show followed by a vocal duet Easter Bells by Vena Lee Gillespie and Lois Hartshorn. The Adult choir performs My Redeemer Lives and His Last Week with Roberta McKnight. Our Consecration is sung by the Adult choir. A play The Way of Life features Martha Bayly with cast Flavius Harvey Harshorn Flavia Doris Maxwell Octavius Jan Bicknell Rachel Beverly Sowle Nicodemus Billy Hawkins Hebrews Vena Lee Gillespie Lois Hartshorn Billy Chaffee. Solo Haster Morn by Doris Empey. The program aims for unusual significance and interest and the public is invited.
Local organizations announce regular meetings across April including American Legion Auxiliary Clare Masonic Lodge Clare Common Council and VFW John Sparbel Post Elm Grove Townsend Club and L.D.S. Aid with dates times and hosts where listed next meeting Thursday April 9 with Mrs Pearl Osborne.
Grant Town Hall requests donations of paper rubber or rags by Saturday morning April 11. Call 202-34 to arrange pickup.
A patient expresses gratitude to Dr and Mrs McArthur and the nursing staff for their kindness during a hospital stay. Mrs F M Oberiitners signs the note.
A candidate pleads for Clare voters to support and vote for the Republican ticket in the upcoming election. The message promises to fulfill duties to the best ability if elected, signed by L. Hawkins.
The Morgan family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindnesses during their recent bereavement. John Monehen and Mrs. Edna Morgan sign the note on behalf of the family.
Farmers around Clare are invited to a Grant Community Club gathering on April 10 titled Detroit to Grant Tank Ball. The notice asks for support and attendance from locals and neighboring farmers.
The notice sets April 6 1942 as the annual city election date in Clare Michigan. Voters will choose the city mayor city clerk city treasurer ward supervisor alderman and constable. Polls open 7:00 a m to 6:00 p m Eastern Standard Time at City Hall 202 West Fifth Street. City Clerk Alex McKinnon signs the notice dated March 6 1942.
Notice to qualified electors of Surrey Township Clare County Michigan that the annual township election will be held at Surrey Township Hall on Monday April 6 1942. Elections for Supervisor Clerk Treasurer Justice of the Peace Commission er of Highways and member of Board of Review full terms. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm. Signed by Guy Perry Township Clerk February 10 1942.
The nation hears Sunday evening talks on the Muttal Network with CKLW Detroit Windsor at 8 30 p m 800 kc and WIND Gary Indiana at 7 p m 560 mc in Michigan areas Music by the King's Heralds quartet Tune in each Sunday for the program marked 201f.
Peter Flood will hold a public auction at the farm premises four miles south and one and a half miles west of Clare on Tuesday April 14. The sale includes livestock and farm implements plus items listed in the forthcoming catalog.
The candidate speaks as a one term Alderman advocating sewer advancement to McEwan Street and argues ward tax funds should return to residents. He notes ongoing support for his large family and urges voters to back his reelection on April 6th.
To the Qualified Erectors of the Township of Sheridan Michigan. Notice is given that the Annual Township Election will be held at Sheridan Township Hall to elect Clerk Treasurer Highway Commissioner Justice of the Peace Board of Review and four Constables. Polls open 7:00 a m until 6:00 p m. Dated February 4 1943. Lewis Rutter Clerk.
Nominee for the Third Ward supervisor position asks Republicans for support at the upcoming election. He pledges full attention to duties and a fair, impartial approach if elected.
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