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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1942

Page

2

Clare Rod and Gun Club Holds Sports Banquet

The Clare Rod and Gun Club hosts an annual banquet with remarks from Harry Aldrich of the Michigan Department of Conservation. He notes fire hazards, war-time conservation needs, and forecasts increased outdoors recreation to support the war effort, while honoring officers and presenting prizes such as a sheath knife and a defense bond.

Harry Aldrich Roscommon Field Administration Division Michigan Department of Conservation Lower Peninsula Michigan Forest Land Fire and Law Enforcement Johnston Harold Goomis Doll Harry D. Ruhl Department of Conservation Ruhl Alaska Conservation Department John Doll Lansing Minniow Lee Greer Gladwin Douglas Fleming Clare Lyle Brewer Homer Douglas Dorothy Warner Midland Floyd Sexton Mr. Pleasant

Silent Motion Pictures Promoted for Education Value

Descriptive praise for two films, Sharptail and Prairie Chicken, and Commercial Wishing, claiming their beauty and educational interest outshine words and merit viewing to appreciate.

Victory Garden Program Starts in Community

The article reports a joint meeting of Wild Cat Brewer and Carrow schools led by Grace Rinehart to organize victory gardens and 4 H projects for wartime food effort. Mrs Mira Schlafley spoke on abundant wildlife and foods for war production while urging youth involvement for patriotism and better nutrition.

Grace Rinehart Carrow School Wild Cat School

Apply for Sugar Rationing Books May 4 5 6 and 7

The Office of Price Administration urges registration for sugar ration books for the whole family. Single people must apply for themselves. No sugar will be sold from April 27 until ration cards are issued to households.

OPA Office of Price Administration

Bids Sought for Clare City Garbage Removal 1942 43

The city of Clare invites bids for garbage removal from May 1 1942 to April 30 1943. Proposals must be received by the city clerk by April 30. Mayor N U Tibbits.

Clare N. UL. Tibbils

Rummage Sale In Tatman Building Friday Saturday

Unit numbers 3 and 6 will hold a rummage sale in the Tatman building on Friday and Saturday May 1st and 2nd. Proceeds benefit Mrs. Leo O Grady and Mrs. A J Doherty.

Tatman Leo O’grady A. J. Doherty

Artificial Blood From Citrus Fruit Pectin

Physicians at Henry Ford hospital Detroit announce an artificial blood from citrus fruit pectin. The shock treatment is inexpensive and simple to prepare, costing about one tenth of a transfusion. Used on 25 Ford patients with excellent results, it intrigues British authorities for potential wartime use.

Henry Ford Hospital Laboratories Detroit Frank W. Hartman Henry Ford Hospital Research Laboratories Victor Schelling H. N. Harkins Brock Brush Ford Hospital Hartman

Home Remedy Cures Paint Odor With Water and Onion

A simple room deodorizing method suggests placing a large bowl of cold water and a halved onion in the area to absorb paint smells. The onion and water are said to neutralize odors within a few hours.

Population Growth If US Had Kept Earlier Rate

The statement posits that if the United States population had risen at its pre 1900 rate since 1900, the current population would be 150 million. It discusses hypothetical demographic growth without citing specific data or sources.

United States

Engineers Hunt For Lost River

Reclamation engineers seek a hidden underground river in southern Idaho to tap irrigation water from the Little and Big Lost rivers. A 12 inch test well is planned on the Little Lost river as Berg explains a vast subsurface channel carries Snake River water. success could create a new surface irrigation supply for Idaho farmers with low costs.

Boise Idaho Reclamation State Department of Reclamation Laval E. V. Berg Teton Mountain Snake River Berg Twin Falls Mud Lake

Evidence Put Right in Deputy Sheriff's Hands

Deputy Sheriff A C Gossett questioned a bootlegger who remained unseen in an attic as jars of illicit whisky were handed down. He seized the jars and escorted the suspect to headquarters with the fruit of the raid.

Greenville 8. C A. C. Gossett Gosset

Everything but Sheep To Help Soldiers Sleep

The war department plans to provide soldiers with a steel bed mattress two pillows three mattress covers four pillow cases six wool blankets nine sheets and a trunk locker for personal belongings as part of the quartermaster corps procurement program.

Washington War Department Quartermaster Corps

Japanese Claim World’s Ship Sardine Record

Japanese shipping circles claim the 6,000-ton Paris Maru carried 8,400 Chinese laborers from Tsingtao in a single trip, setting a world record for the most people transported on one vessel.

Dairen Kuantung Tsingtao China

Life Pass Awaits Nazi With Ersatz Golf Ball

The commerce department announced a German paper advertisement by the German Golf association offering a prize for a new golf ball made from German materials. The note hints at wartime shortages and aims to boost domestic production during the war.

Nazi Washington Commerce Department German Golf Association Germany

Plant Nutrient Deficiencies in Legumes Revealed by Color Changes

E E de Turk details how legumes signal nutrient shortages through slow growth and leaf color changes. Nitrogen deficiency slows growth and causes mild chlorosis. phosphorus slows development with bluish leaves. potash causes irregular yellow edge mottling and leaf cupping leading to tissue death.

E. E. DE Turk College of Agriculture University of Illinois

Dairy Production Program Needs Careful Feeding Says IL Expert

The all out dairy production drive for defense should be tempered by proper feeding and management says C S Rhode University of Illinois extension dairy specialist. Overfeeding on high protein rations short dry periods and mineral shortages should be avoided. Balancing grain to roughage, using bone meal when needed and a dry period of one month to six weeks deserve attention.

S. Rhode University of Illinois College of Agriculture

Good Care of Soil Aids Defense Plans

Lindley G. Cook of Rutgers urges contour farming strip cropping and terracing to raise 1942 yields for national food for defense. He says farmers will be asked to produce more and that conservation practices boost yields, planning next season to avoid wasteful past-war methods.

National Food For Defense Lindley G. Cook Rutgers University Cook

Contour farming gains in Iowa corn belt study

Dr H H Bennett of the U S Department of Agriculture reports progress in soil conservation via contour farming in the Corn Belt. In Montgomery County Iowa more than half the corn was planted on contour, indicating advancing adoption. The report notes continued efforts into 1937.

H. H. Bennett U.S. Department of Agriculture Montgomery Iowa

Appreciation for kindness during illness

Mrs. Andrew Friz thanks Mrs. Sweebe Mrs. Dorothy Kile My and Mrs. Arthur Yeager and the Rebekah lodge for potted plants The King's Daughters for cut flowers John Hughes for a rosebush and cut flowers all who sent cards and neighbors for kindnesses during her illness

Sweebe Dorothy Kile Arthur Yeager Rebekah Lodge King’s Daughters John Hughes Allen Coveart Henderson Hazel Yeager Andrew Friz

Community club meetings and events listed for Clare and surrounding towns

A digest of recurring meetings includes Mt. Vernon Grange Mondays 8:30 pm, Farwell Townsend Club biweekly Thursdays, Clare Townsend Club No 2 biweekly Tuesdays, American Legion Auxiliary Mondays, Clara Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays 8 pm, Clare Common Council first and third Mondays, John E Sparkel Post VFW first and third Mondays, IL O O F Mondays 8:30, Grant Community Club first Wednesdays, Farmers Union Local No 1438 first and third Wednesdays, Loomis Townsend Club first and third Thursdays, Grant Townsend Club No 1 first and third Fridays, Mother and Daughter Banquet at Congregational Church on Tuesday May 5, Zanobia Chapter No 129 OES first Thursday 7:30 pm, and Bim Grove Townsend meets second and fourth Fridays 8:00 pm.

Card of Thanks for Father’s Illness and Death

The Rodabaugh family and the names Bertha Slater Alice Crawford Ellen Landon and Julia Roberts express sincere thanks for kindness sympathy and beautiful floral tributes during their father's illness and death.

John Rodabaugh Bertha Slater Alice Crawford Ellen Landon Julia Roberts

Coleman Townsend Club to Sponsor Comedy April 24 1942

The Coleman Townsend Club No 1 teams with the Marion PTA to stage Aaron Slick from Punkin Crick at Loomis township hall on April 24 1942 at 8 pm. The rural comedy features Mr Wilbur Merridew Clarence Green My Rosa Berry Gladys May Merridew and Little Sis Riggs in three acts with vocal and instrumental music. Admission 22 cents adults 11 cents children. Plenty of laughs guaranteed.

Coleman Townsend Club No. 1 Marion P.T.A Loomis Township Hall Aaron Slick Punkin Crick Wilbur Merridew Clarence Green My's Rosa Berry Oklahoma Gladys May Merridew Girl Little Sis Riggs

Arbur Gleaners Dues Due With May 1 Deadline

A fragment notes that Sampson related entities owe money to Mrs Jennie Pehrage Tides and that payment must be made before May 1. The item lacks full names and context but indicates a due sum.

Sampson Arbur Jennie Pehrage Tides

Clare Masonic Lodge Regular Meetings Set Monthly

Regular communications of the Clare Masonic Lodge will be held on the second Tuesday of each month.

Clare Masonic Lodge

Dance at Farwell K of P Hall Saturdays

Dance at Farwell Knights of Pythias hall every Saturday evening under new management. Music by Jake and His Hill Country Orchestra. 26th.

Farwell K P. Hall Jake Hill Country Orchestra

Silos For Sale From Farm Service Silo Co

Cement stave rib stone and flat stave silos available at low cost. Early orders receive big discount. Clare representative Clifford Richmond of Clare Michigan.

Farm Service Silo Co Vestaberg Clifford Richmond Clare Representative Clare Michigan

Fish Supper at Sheridan Town Hall Next Friday

Sheridan town hall hosts a fish supper next Friday April 24 with serving from 6:00 p m E W T. After supper two quilts will be disposed of through a sale or auction to raise funds.

Sheridan Town Hall E.W.T

Voice of Prophecy Broadcast Schedule 1942

National radio talks air Sundays on Mutual Network with CKLW Detroit Windsor at 8 30 p m 800 kc and WIND Gary Indiana at 7 p m 560 kc Music by the Kings Heralds male quartet Tune in each week for Michigan listeners and nationwide appeal.

Voice of Prophecy Mutual Michigan CKLW Detroit-Windsor WIND Gary Indiana K.c King’s Heralds

East 4th Street Market Opens Saturday April 25

The east side fruit and vegetable market on east 4th street will be open Saturday April 25. Special prices for opening day, Ernest Chaffee.

East Side East 4Th Street

Holbrook Family Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement

The Holbrook family expresses heartfelt thanks for kindness, sympathy, and floral offerings during the illness and loss of their husband and father. Mrs. Wm. Holbrook Sr and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Holbrook Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rohn Mis and Mrs. Alfred Holbrook convey gratitude.

Wm. Holbrook Robert, Rohn Mis Alfred Holbrook

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare Rod and Gun Club Lost River Farm Torics Clare, Michigan United States Defense Isabella Counties Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mt. Vernon Grange Farwell Townsend Club Clare Townsend Club No The American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Clara Rebekah Clare Common Council John E. Sparkel Post V.F.W Clare Lodge No Grant Community Club Grant Township Farmers Union Loomis Townsend Club American Legion Grant Townsend Club No. 1 Congregational Church Zanobia Eb.s Bim Grove Townsend While Coleman Townsend Club Adv Ernest Chaffee Gtalk Vestiia
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