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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1946
Page
10
Kenneth Archbold EM 3/c and Kenneth Archbold HM 3/c arrived home from Pearl Harbor. He received his honorable discharge on April 3 at Great Lakes Separation Center.
Richard D. Groves 2/c Seaman, son of Mrs Thos Groves of Clare and husband of Mrs June Groves, is being separated from the Navy after twelve months of service. He receives the American Theater ribbon and World War II Victory ribbon.
Sergeant Robert F. Bergey arrived at swamp McCoy Wisconsin March 17 from the E T O and received his honorable discharge March 19 returning home March 22. He entered service May 7 1942 and went overseas March 1945 serving three years ten months in England France Belgium Holland Luxembourg and Germany. He earned the Good Conduct Medal American Theater Ribbon Victory Ribbon ETO Ribbon with two battle stars two overseas service bars and one stripe for three years of service. He served in the 7th Army and later transferred to the 15th.
A fashion notice warns chenille spreads should not be washed with white cottons even if color-fast. It stresses machine or tub must be thoroughly cleaned first to prevent white lint from sticking to velvet tufts and dulling the color.
Pvt. J. Chaffee and Pvt. Bill J. Chaffee of Co. A, 135 I.T.B., 83 L.T.R., stationed at Camp Jos. T. Robinson, Arkansas, have new addresses listed. The report covers men and women in uniform and notes changes at the base.
William Hawkins 46055107 listed at Camp Chatf fee Arkansas in Casual Personnel Section Cadre reception center with new address details amid personnel records.
Lt John Schaaf Jr of Percy Jones Hospital Battle Creek visits his brothers and sisters in Flint during a thirty day furlough. He will return April 17 for another operation after a successful recent surgery.
The following have been accepted for service in the Armed Forces Billy J. Chaffee Clare Michigan The following not previously of record in the Clare County Board have been discharged from the Armed Forces Raymond R Wade Farwell Michigan
The Michigan Department of Conservation reports sucker runs in state streams with legal dip netting through May and spear fishing April 1 to May 15 in the lower peninsula and all of May in the upper peninsula. Carp are plentiful and both fish are widely harvested for salt, smoke, or canning.
In Boston Buffalo and New York, bovine tuberculosis infections in cattle have dropped sharply since 1925. Of 430230 cattle slaughtered in the year to June 30 1945 only 59 head were condemned for tuberculosis by federal inspectors. Officials credit the eradication campaign for saving beef, boosting milk yield per cow, and improving product wholesomeness. It will pay you to pay courteous attention to tourists who pay for the things they buy in Clare.
The article explains how high school girls can repurpose dated formals into multiple new garments. Techniques include recutting bodices into suit tops, using striped skirts for jackets or boleros, and creating accessories like hats or gloves. It also covers underpinnings such as pads, and practical steps for circular skirt hemming and fit.
The guide stresses washable and wearables materials, smart fits, and easy laundering. It advises proper fasteners and trims, muslin patterns to save time, and bulk cutting to finish sewing in one sitting for efficiency.
Boleros belts and wide belts gain importance while peplums stay. Skirts lengthen for street wear and shorten for dancing, inspired by ballet. Ballet influence extends to bathing and beach apparel and tunic suits with longer jackets. For larger builds, choose broken-line garments to slim. Young readers favor plaid taffeta bags and hats with drawstring swinging bags.
A meeting of all captains of the Ladies' Bowling League will be held at the Doherty Hotel on Monday night, April 15, at 8:00.
Rotary No. 1 gains first place in the Fraternal League after a three game winning streak in makeup matches against Kiwanis No. 3. Wisler led with a 526 series and 202 games along with Haley 517 and 202.
Monday league results show Kiwanis North Bradley Mahan Construction and others with wins and losses. Highs include Wisler 533 and 6523, Johnson 211, Sternaman 202, Wisler 200. Ladies league ends season with Louise's leading, high games by Ruby Garfield and Kate Sheredy.
Cabbage salad can be served with hot dressing to wilt the slaw or cold dressing to keep it crisp. Hot dressing softens the cabbage and is preferred by some. For crisp slaw add cold dressing just before serving. Many prefer a sweet sour cooked dressing seasoned with mustard and celery seed.
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