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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1944
Page
6
War Price and Rationing Board guidance warns that after August 1 holders of B and CG rations using cars for home to work who cannot show full car pools will receive only enough gasoline for 30 days. Cars, tires, and supplies must be conserved. ads for lost ration books may be needed. keep A book cover for renewal and join car pools where possible.
Myers Corners and nearby families report visits and gatherings at in laws and friends homes across Midland Lansing Owosso Harrison and Beaverton. T/Sgt Jack Albertson Jr the Lansing native and nephew of Norman Myers is reported missing in action over Germany since July 19.
West Freeman Otis Hicks family and grandson Norman visited Thomas Cook home with Norman on furlough from Florida. Joyce Ingraham vacationing with grandparents. Elinor Anetta Hicks born August second. Local residents Samuel Ade family Vernon and Weidman visitors. Albright Park meetings and Clare shopping noted. Several families from Hershey Vernon Barryton Weidman Darnell and Hickok mentioned with gatherings and visits.
Pratt and Randall residents host and visit neighbors amid threshing and blackberry picking. Mary Dora returns home from heustord. Many local families are mentioned with guests and dinners. August 16 meets Randall School District to clean yard and fix buildings and fence. picnic lunch planned. Sincere sympathy Extend to relatives of the late Richard Wmerson.
Brown Corners notes the community reflects on the death of Dick Emerson. A series of weekend visits and family gatherings are reported including Geraldine Sunday and Mrs John Hartman in Mt Pleasant to see a new baby. Friday night football rally urges support at the athletic field ahead of the Farwell game.
The OPA with the Army and Navy sets a new rule granting soldiers on leave or furlough three days or more a ration of one gallon per day away up to thirty days. Navy liberties and passes to Army personnel receive no ration and leaves under three days are excluded. Service members must apply to receive the ration.
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