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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1945
Page
3
The Sentinel lists subscription prices for civilians and armed forces and prints rates for display ads liners locals and reading notices. It requests probate notices printing be done by the paper per Judge Bates.
Miss Wanda Young of Midland and Junior Chambers son of Mr and Mrs Frank Chambers wed at Church of God Midland on Saturday July 28. They left for Detroit with his parents for a visit until Tuesday then traveled to Parkers Landing, Pennsylvania to visit relatives.
A community club held a picnic and square dances drawing members and friends. New members joined and enjoyed the evening with Kenneth Ousterout and Burr Stapleton providing the music. A second party for businessmen and families occurred Thursday August 2 at the school gymnasium.
Detroit social notes report Dorothy Jean Carey visiting Patricia Whitmer and the Whitmer parents from Friday to Sunday. A joint birthday dinner honored Dorothy and Albert Whitmer. Guests included Mrs. Albert Whitmer and A. A. Whitmer. Madelon Chaffee celebrated her fourth birthday with twelve children at Mrs. John Cook’s home. prizes went to Janet Kay McCartney, Glenn Segerlund, Bette Lou Walker, and Joanne Chaffee.
An infant girl Linda Paulette was born Wednesday July 25 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital to Pvt and Mrs Chas Seaver Amble. Relatives and friends visited, including Mr and Mrs John Cook and family and Mrs Herman Stuerme. The item lists numerous Sunday visits and weekend guests from nearby towns and cities.
Extensive social notes describe Lansing residents returning home after trips, relatives visiting in Mt. Pleasant and Grand Rapids, soldiers stationed at Quantico and Fort Riley, and numerous weekends spent with kin across Michigan. The column records dozens of family gatherings, cottage stays, and travel between towns such as Lansing, Clare, Mt. Pleasant, Saginaw, Jackson, Marion, and Little Alma with mentions of 4-H clubs, camps, and hospital visits.
Miss Barbara Holcomb visits relatives in Ovid and Lansing. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Thering and family of Coleman were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs Albert Bruce.
The Office of Price Administration outlines a new Airplane Stamp No. 4 valid from August 1 and extends existing stamps. Local boards limit issuing special shoe stamps to extreme need as June counts rise. Eligible travelers changing residence may obtain Grade I tire certificates, aiding war workers and military personnel. OPA clarifies sugar use in liquor and beer production, noting no sugar is allotted for whiskey and beer firms face reduced sugar quotas.
Marvin Heintz 2/c and Mrs. Heintz left for San Francisco where he will return for duty. Lloyd Wood 3/c has returned to his base after a thirty day furlough with relatives in Bates. Leo E. Skinner is being transferred to an air base in Victoria Texas. Jack Schaaf arrived home from eleven months duty in the B T O for a thirty day furlough with his mother and other relatives.
Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. led by Rev. Clinton Hilton Pastor. Church services follow at 11:15 a.m. with Mrs. Harold Yost coordinating Sunday activities.
Special services on Wednesday evening at 7 30. Young People's meeting every Monday evening.
Elder David Bailey serves as pastor with Sunday services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. The Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7:30 p.m. Evening service follows at 8:00 p.m.
Clapp pastor notes prayer meetings benefit women only. Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, evening worship at 8:00, and a Thursday 8:00 prayer meeting.
The guillotine bears the name of its designer Joseph Ignatius Guillot in French history notes. The device is attributed to his design as a humane execution method popular in the late 18th century.
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