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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1943

Page

9

Local injuries and repairs noted in town

Mrs L McAlvey fractured her shoulder after a fall on a doorstep and is hospitalized in Clare. Mya Bert Glass had surgery at Bay City hospital last week. Chas Hames and Hiam Seymour work on a new barn for Frea Stankwirt. Ray Jayman helped recently. Stanley Glass and Wade Sylandt do carpentry for Mr and Mrs Wm Tanner building a garage and granary.

L. McAlvey Clare Mya Bert Glass Bay City Hospital Chas Hames Hiam Seymour Frea Stankwirt Ray Jayman Stanley Glass Wade Sylandt Wm. Tanner

Wealthy merchant hires painter for mansion portrait

A rich client commissions a portrait showing himself at the doorway but the artist omits his figure. The merchant jokes about paying later, and the artist suggests the client should come in to sign the check, prompting a sharp retort.

Maple Grove Lake News Local Notices and Visits

Union Sunday School held at 3:66 o clock with preaching to follow. Prayer meeting Thursday at 8:36 wartime. Congratulations to BJ and Mrs. Marion Burkett. Walter Esterlite visiting daughter Mrs. Hazel Wadgers. J. B. Timpe and Sertha Rulapaugh and son in Ithaca. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schaeffer of Fargall with Myr and A. O. Wilds. Mrs. Louis Finch recovering from separation at Ann Arbor Hospital. H. L. Smedley family and Mabel Smedley visiting parents Walter and Mrs. Smedley. Homer Rodgers family and Guy Perry with Donna Rodgers birthday supper guests of Dale Rulapaugh.

Marion Burkett Walter Esterlite J Hazel Wadgers J. B Timpe Sertha Rulapaugh Ithaca Jim Schaeffer Far‘gall Myr A. 0. Wilds Lansing Mabel Smedley Flint Walter Smedley Homer Rodgers Guy Perry Mary Dale Rulapaugh Donna Rodgers

Gilmore Center Church Services and Local Visits

The Gilmore Center Church of Christ lists morning services led by J S Penick with a 10:00 song service, 10:15 Communion officiated by elders and deacons, a 10:30 sermon by Johnny Abbit of Illinois, and 11:00 Bible school. Evening service at 8:00 features a sermon on Jesus singling out his man. Nearby Lake Church notes Sunday School at 11:00 and preaching at noon in the Lake School Building.

Judy Philips Betty Jo Philips Johnny Abbit Illinois Alvin Wood Jesus

Mrs John Ruby Passes On Great Beyond Sunday

Obituary notes Mrs John Ruby of Flint dies, with William of Los Angeles and Earl of Clare as relatives. Funeral held in Flint at 11:00 AM Tuesday with Rev Black officiating. Burial in White Chapel Memorial Park Detroit beside her husband. relatives from here attended.

Sam Muir J. Bessy Gladwin Geo. Scott Clare Marion Ramsden Ray Neeper Bert Scott Oliva Mae Scott Louise Oman Jake Smith Forest Gilman Flint Frank Gilman Frank Calvin Tryon Arthur Smith Lansing Arthur Peter Oman Wava Tryon M's Hazel Scott Velma Scott Saginaw Harry Ulsh Shepherd Wanda Nellis Mickey McMillan Midland Ralph Nellis Coleman William Los Angeles California Earl Rev. Black Riverside Presbyterian Church White Chapel Memorial Park Detroit Flin

Pulpwood Drive Urges Farmers to Boost War Paper Supplies

The War Production Board set quotas for pulpwood in 1943 as 13,000,000 cards of newsprint and paper. WPB chairman Donald M. Nelson called on farmers in producing states to add three extra days of cutting pulpwood to avert a threatened 2,500,000 card shortage. Michigan newspapers join the campaign and offer local details.

War Production Board Donald M. Nelson WPB Michigan

Rising carpooling averages boost group rides

The article notes an increase in car sharing from an average of two persons per car in July 1942 to 2.66 today, reflecting a shift toward group riding.

Delicate Hint Sparks Neighborhood Piano Challenge

Jones says neighbors clash over a note and an axe sent by the Whites. Smith reports their children take music lessons and the incident involves a piano and a practical joke.

Delicate Hint Jones Smith

Self-made man vanished after questioned on swimming

A self made man who said success comes from starting at the bottom has not been heard from since someone asked if he had learned to swim. Only a brief line remains about his disappearance and the odd challenge.

Guaranteed Cure and a Diner Joke Exchange

A comic dialogue mixes a doctor lamenting a death and a house diner quip about naming chickens. A child asks about a buzzum fly and a pun leads to a joke about turning a watermelon into vegetables.

Bread Ration Sparks Butter Jam Debate

A mother admonishes her child about bread rations while Billy argues the jam and butter can share one slice to save resources. The exchange highlights thrift during scarcity and the practical humor of family life.

Billy

Secret Keepers Clash Over Bubbled Truth

Two speakers trade taunts about secrecy and disclosure in a playful exchange, hinting at a larger public airing of private matters between Mrs Blue and Mrs White. The dialogue centers on who may reveal what, when, and to whom.

Try and Collect Salesman Goods Accusation in Exchange

A terse exchange features Mrs Jones accusing a traveling salesman of pushing a deal that starts with a small down payment and then demands three monthly payments. Mrs Smith is mentioned as a possible informer in the confrontation.

No Trial Needed Lawyer to Opponent in Courtroom Exchange

A playful courtroom exchange features a lawyer claiming dominance as the judge warns for order. The dialogue includes a boast about being a vast presence in the world and a jarring streetwise rapping tone from the judge asserting authority.

Bedtime Lullaby Between Mother and Alice

A mother tells Alice good night noting all the little chickens have gone to bed. Alice replies that the hen has also gone to bed, ending the exchange with a tender close.

Alice

Theater Bill Pun Sparks Typo Humor

A pun about a dramatic critic named Harry surfaces in a theater bill. The joke centers on a man who delivers his sharpest jeers during performances. The quip reflects playful wordplay from the era.

Harry

Gotta Get Up Jones Rally Opens Army Camp

Gotta Get Up Jones sparks early rising in the army camp as Private Smith jokes about getting up before anyone else. The exchange captures a brisk, upbeat mood on base.

Jones Smith

Bill Smith Tries Crossing Train Track

One Way or Another Bill Smith tried to beat the train. He did not cross in time and is notable for the attempted crossing amid the dangers described.

Bill~Smith Harry Bill

Duck Quick Brother Wifey Home Late Scene

Dialogue fragment shows a couple in a kitchen quarrel about late arrival. The wife questions the husband’s timing while he explains other places were closed.

Plenty of Space Nit Hints at Cold in Head Wit Aid Plan

Unclear text suggests a note about a sore head or cold and a plan to use Wit-Aid or similar remedy. Details are fragmentary, with no clear persons or organizations identified. Further context needed for precise summary.

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Lake News Maple Grove Union Sunday School Py Pote Mt. Pleasant John Ruby Mrs. Blue Mrs. Green Johnny Jimmy Mrs. White Wyig's Caroline Robinson Kingsley U. S G. C. Born THE Council ON Public Health Education
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