Michigan deer harvest hits seventies but trails record year
Michigan hunters in 1944 open seasons shot 70 980 deer, second only to 1941 when a camp doe year produced 75 682. Resident hunters totaled 68 316 bucks. non residents took 1 872 bucks from 3 800 hunters. Camp-use licenses yielded 723 deer. Allegan county reported 31 antlerless deer from 238 hunters. Bow and arrow hunting was newly allowed with 1 211 licenses and 37 deer taken statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Department
Allegan County
Stanley J. Burdo Dies in Clare Home Services Planned
Stanley J. Burdo passes away at his Clare home. Remains lay in state at Doherty Funeral Home then at home until 10:00 am. Funeral from St. Cecilia's Church at 10:00 am Friday with Solemn Requiem High Mass. Interment in St. Cecilia's Cemetery. Cadet Anthony Burdo arrived home from Shepherd Field to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
St. Cecilia’s Church
Charles D. Brophy
Gordon Grant
Frye Joseph Zaskowski
St. Cecilia’s Cemetery
Anthony Burdo
Shepherd Field
Cats Needed to Aid Serum Supply Drive for Wounded
A call urges cat donations for a serum supply aiding seriously wounded soldiers and sailors. Citizens are told to contact the Sentinel office for collection arrangements at 2912.
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Sentinel Office
Souvenirs From Germany For Mrs Becker
Mrs. Wm. Becker receives a box of items from her husband Pfc. Wm. R. Becker in Germany. Contents include Nazi era medals, a Hitler Youth badge, Iron Cross, stamps, coins, a Mannekin fountain replica, bronze and ivory figurines, stamps, knives, forks, spoons, and postcards from Aachen and Brussels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. R. Becker
Pfc. Wm. R. Becker
Germany
Aachen
Brussels
Belgium
Volksturm
Stalingrad
Mead Corporation Seeks War Material From Local Woods
Mead Corporation of Chillicothe Ohio buys pulp wood from poplar and basswood in the Clare vicinity through local representative Wm H Caple. Owners of stands are urged to contact Caple to arrange cutting and shipment of this war vital material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mead Corporation
Chillicothe
Ohio
Clare
Wm. H. Caple
Mr. Caple
Christian Endeavor Rally at Brown Corners Church
The Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Rally will be held Tuesday evening May 1 at 8 00 pm at the Brown Corners United Brethren Church. All delegates are urged to be present. Annabel Schunk, Secretary.
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Christian Endeavor
Brown Corners Church
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
Brown Corners United Brethren Church
Return Home From Southern Vacation
Rev. and Mrs. Harry Cleveland returned Saturday after spending three months in Rodessa Louisiana and nearby areas. They visited their son Bernard in Wichita and in Fort Worth Oklahoma City and St. Louis, detoured four hundred miles due to flood damaged railroad lines. They stayed Friday with daughters Ella and Ardith in Anderson Indiana before continuing home past a cyclone near Rodessa. Shreveport impressed them with its beauty and blooming roses.
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Harry Cleveland
Rodessa
Louisiana
Fort Worth
Texas
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Wichita
Kansas
Bernard
St. Louis
Missouri
Mississippi River
Anderson
Indiana
Ella
Ardith
Anderson College and Theological Seminary
Shreveport
Frank Hachmuth Dies While Serving as State Inspector
State inspector Frank Hachmuth died April 19 in a hospital. Funeral services were held at his daughter’s home with Rev. Chas. B. Hahn officiating. Interment followed at Cherry Grove cemetery. Masons attended and a local group from Traverse City and nearby towns joined the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Holbrook
Chas. B. Hahn
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Jesse Hampton
John Q. Look Lodge
Ben Kanarr
Alpena
Berwyn Dines
Frank
Muskegon
Amanda Hachmuth
B. T. Hachmuth
Fernerickson
Comstock Park
Richard Lamoreaux
Grandville
A. H. Heal
Nina Taylor
Pearl Nick
Grand Rapids
James Rogers
B. A. Rogers
Ithaca
Glen Wagener
Gladwin
Mose Champney
Traverse City
Frank Priest
Mancelona
Nels Cole
Alanson
Ben Azer
Mio
Chet Pettit
Rummage Sale At St. Cecilia’s Church Unit 6
A two day rummage sale will be held at St. Cecilia's Church Unit No 6 located near Jackson's Market on Friday and Saturday April 27 and 28. Proceeds support church programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson’s Market
St. Cecilia’s Church
Notice to thief: return coin purse from red coat now
Police appeal asks the person who stole a coin purse from a red coat at the 1.0.C.F. hall Saturday night to return it at once. The culprit is known to the hall.
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C.F
Breed Bulls for Fight in the Bullring Training and selection hinge on temperament
The article explains that bullfighting begins with breeding fierce bulls and training toreros. It stresses the bull must be brave with certain physical traits and the torero must fearlessly pursue fame through years of experience and agility. It notes boys on stock farms often become toreros starting with cheap practice.
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United States
Mexico
Agriculture and Crops in Japan Describe Rich Yet Mixed Wealth
Japan is mountainous and limited for cultivation yet highly productive. Principal crops include rice tea tobacco potatoes barley and wheat with two harvests common in the south. Flora fruits and lacquer trees add value while silkworms and various trees support a diverse economy.
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Japan
Kiushu
Russians Recount 1914 Tannenberg Defeat Reprisal
An Annenberg London notice summarizes how in August 1914 Russian offensives under Rennenkampf and Samsonoff failed at East Prussia. German countermeasures led by Hindenburg halted the northern advance and shattered Russian flanks near Dzialdewo, with heavy losses and morale collapse.
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London
Tannenberg
Gumbinnen
United Press
Paul Rennenkamp
East Prussia
Alexander Samsonoff
Samsonoff
Ivan D. Chernyakhovsky
Konstantin K. Rokossovsky
Eost Prussia
Paul von Hindenburg
Hindenburg
Rennenkampf
Vistula
Winwass
Holken
Samsonof
Dzialdewo
Chicagoan Finds Long-Unreaded 369 Year Old Latin Book
A Chicago library unearthed a Latin work titled Concerning the Peruvian Regions Among the Newly Discovered and Famous New World Provinces printed in Antwerp in 1676. Levinus Appollorinus of Ghent is noted as the first reader in 369 years, with pages still uncut and the volume in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Levinus Appollorinus
Ghent
Appollorinus
New
Antwerp
Peru
U S population hits high of 138 million
The U S population including overseas forces reached 138 100 874 as of last July 1 with women slightly outnumbering men by about 6 000. Since the 1940 census more babies were born than deaths by about 7 000 000. Immigration added about 400 000 people.
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U. S
Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Sixteen New Daily Newspapers Approved in Italy
The National Press council approved sixteen new daily papers in Italy. Twelve will publish in Rome and Naples, with eight entirely new Rome titles and four transformed from weeklies. Three Rome papers will focus on financial and business news.
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Rome
Italy
National Press Council
Naples
Tribute to Frank Hachmuth Ranger of Conservation
A heartfelt note from neighbors and hunting pals reflects on Frank Hachmuth’s solo scouting trips for deer and pheasant season. They recall his love of nature, friendship, and guiding others to good hunting grounds, hoping he finds a better place and returns to meet them.
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Frank Hachmuth
Ranger of Conservation
Frank
Old Fat
Pat
Appreciation note thanks hospital staff and lodges
I wish to thank Dr. and Mrs. McArthur and staff of the Clare Hospital for their care. John Q. Look Lodge No. 404 F and A M L0 C F Lodge No. 338 and the many friends and neighbors for the lovely presents and many calls that helped make my stay at the hospital more pleasant. Joe Cunningham.
Piano Tuning by TB P Alexander in Clare
Piano tuner TB P Alexander will be working in Clare again soon. If interested contact Miss Frances Anderson or Mrs Harold Jones by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Alexander
Clare
Frances Anderson
Harold Jonés
Local Texan Horse Country Tales Startle Shepherd Reader
Elmer Witte recalls a Texas winter tour with a toast at a tavern where a horse walked to the bar and ordered a martini with bitters provoking the remark that many patrons ask for bitters. Harold Fleming, Jack Hall, and Dobbin are noted in local horse riding and spring roundup chatter.
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Elmer Witte
Shepherd
Texas
Elmer
Joseph
Harold Fleming
Jack Hall
Cancordia Hills
Dobbin
Sincere thanks for support after fire at home
We thank neighbors friends Clare Fire Department and relatives for their assistance during the recent fire. Mrs. Almira Stoy and children express heartfelt gratitude.
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Clare Fire Department
Almira Stoy
Mrs George Mater Thanks Readers For Kindness During Illness
A brief note from Mrs. George Mater expresses gratitude for cards and letters received during her recent illness. She thanks all who sent support and offers appreciation.
Benefit Auxiliary Tummage Sale at Jacksonis Market
The Benefit Auxiliary plans a Tummage sale at Jacksonis Market on 5th Street. Proceeds support the organization’s community projects and activities.
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Jacksonis Market
Neighbor gratitude note from Mrs. Josephine Murdosh
Mrs. Josephine Murdosh extends thanks to neighbors friends and organizations who sent flowers plants and well wishes during her illness.
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Mrs
Josephine. Murdosh
Condolence Resolution for Frank A. Hachmuth
John Q Look Lodge No 404 F and A M drapes its charter for thirty days to mark the death of Brother Frank A Hachmuth on April 19 1945 The officers and members extend sympathy to the bereaved family and plan publication in The Clare Sentinel with copies to the family and lodge minutes committee members Joe Sproat Jesse Hampton John Nelson
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Frank A. Hachmuth
John Q. Look Lodge
A. M
Clare Sentinel
Joe Sproat
Jesse Hampton
John Nelson
Rules requiring curb stop during fires in Clare
The city orders all vehicles and bicycles to pull to the curb when the fire siren sounds and stay there until fire trucks pass. Do not follow or enter the block. Children riding in streets during fires will face legal action. City of Clare.
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Clare
Address Wanted for Pvt. Irwin Colosky
The Clare Sentinel requests the sender of the newspaper to provide or correct the home address for Pvt. Irwin Colosky, asking readers to call or mail the correct details to the publication.
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Sentinel
Pvt
Irwin Colosky
Clare Sentinel
Gratitude Note from a Grateful Neighbor
A heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for generosity during illness. Gratitude for cards, ground preparation, planting oats, and errands, with appreciation for those who helped with chores. Your thoughtfulness will be remembered.
Hospital Thanks From Mrs. Eberhart To Local Friends
Mrs. M. Eberhart expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards candy and flowers received during her hospital stay. She extends thanks to Dr. and Mrs. McArthur and the nurses for their kind attention.
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. War Department
Bureau of Public Relations
Ninth Air Force
818Th Engineer Aviation
Rhine
Corps of Engineers
U. S. Army
Stanley J. Burdo
Wm. Becker
Annabel Schunk
Annenberg
Czar
Chicagoan
Feedom
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
George Mater
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