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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1942

Page

3

Plans Complete for Great Saginaw Fair September 13 to 19

Plans for the 1942 Saginaw fair near completion as crop and livestock entries surge. National Woman's Day Needlework Contest honors Saginaw as Michigan’s only fair. Grandstand budget tops 15 950 dollars with a 16 000 dollar premium plan to attract top Michigan fields. Victory theme guides demonstrations and contests to boost home production for war needs. Children’s Day offers free admission. uniforms grant free access for service members. Night show features Music on Wines with a large fireworks program nightly.

Saginaw National Percheron Horse Association Saginaw Pair Michigan Board of Management Saginaw Fair Midwest

Urgent Need of Skilled Government Workers at Pearl Harbor

The United States Civil Service Commission calls for skilled workers at Pearl Harbor. Key trades include Aircraft and Instrument Mechanics, Machinists, Riggers, Shipwrights, Boilermakers, Flange Turners, and Patternmakers. Transportation, high wages, 40-hour weeks with overtime, recreation facilities, and free hospitalization are provided.

Pearl Harbor United States Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commission Clare Post Office

Rosebush and Center Methodist Church Schedules and Local Happenings

Sunday School times and preaching services noted for Rosebush and Center Methodist Churches. Community events include birthdays, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hunter, and various visits and trips among local residents. Notable obituary upcoming for Bart Johnson of Rosebush.

Local Weekend Notes from Gaylord and Nearby

Mr and Mrs Herman Barton took their daughter Helen to the Gaylord sanatorium last week. Maurice Stanard returned from Grand Rapids and Leo Harris passed his physical and will join the armed forces. Freeman Unit School resumes August 31 with Mr Brill of Marion as teacher and new improvements noted at the school. George Harris to drive the bus for high school students traveling to Harrison.

Herman Barton Gaylord Helen Maurice Stanard Grand Rapids Frank Howey Howey Leo Harris Goodrich Clare Richard Kent Lansing Freeman Unit Mr. Brill Marion George Harris Harrison

Norman home figures include Cradit and Green families

In Norman a household lists Mr and Mrs Wade Cradit and My, and Mrs Ernie Green and her son from Clare.

Norman Wade Cradit Ernie Green Clare

Lake George Resort weekend cottage crowd travels

Mr and Mrs Russell Smith of Detroit and other families from Owosso Saginaw Lansing and Hamilton Ohio visited Lake George cottages over the weekend. Several returned home Sunday while others stayed a week at Pine Pointe Lodge and the Elba cottage.

Russell Smith Detroit Ted Price Owosso Marion Wyecoff Paul Wesch Emma Dietrich George Bilbrough Remus Lake George Howard Anderson Saginaw Arvid Andrews William H. McGiveron Lansing Marie Krum Hilsie Robert Dietrich Pine Pointe Lodge Lloyd Nichols Robert Clark Hamilton Ohio Elba Vivian Sanborn Habardston Charles Cook Hattie Race Abbie Metcalf Crystal Lake Abbie D. Scott Terry Dwyer C. C. Somerville John Sherman Charles Sherman Estel Brooks T. H. Brooks Guy Beatty Pontiac Irwin Scott R. Scott Bay City J. Ramsjen Live Oaks Florida Delmar Scott Ernie Irwin Kenney Lakies Donna Neeper Flint George Scott Earl Shook Baldwin Clifford Galdeen Evart Millard Scott Robert Jones

Local Notes From Long Lake Community Update

Several residents in Long Lake area share news of visits and travel plans. Lyle Carey prepares to leave for the army on Tuesday August 25. Henry Norman and family host Jersey Breeders event and receive a free Victory bull. J H Norman family reunion set for September 6 at Arnold Lake with lunch and officer election.

Myrtle Miller Velma David Bryan Miller Lyle Carey Army Lyle Paul Ward Phelps, Jr Houghton Lake Wallace Compton Henry Normans Robert Ball Marian Bailey Nelson Bailey Henry Norman and Robert Henry Wayne M.8.c Henry Norman Bert Davison Moddersville J. H. Norman Arnold Lake Gordon Payne Leon Warner Alicea Mead Beaverton William McKinney Art Mills

Woman Injured Spine After Fall at Home in Indiana

Mrs. Floyd Worts fell at her Indiana home while returning from Michigan. She injured her spine and is being attended by Dr. Born of Clare.

Indiana Michigan Floyd Worts Dr. Born Clare

Lake News Lake Church Services to School Building

Wyrick pastor leads Sunday School at 10 30 with Supt Oman and classes for all ages. Preaching at 8 p m. Cottage prayer meeting every Tuesday at 7 30 p m.

Community Notes Include Reunions Visits and Local Events

Temple residents visit Breckenridge for Haddis family reunion and return home Sunday. List of guests includes Rathburn, Love, Werts, Barus, Shepherd, Brown, and many others visiting relatives in nearby towns. A ShaÐp note invites residents to bring straps to scrap piles near Clare City Park on September 4 and 6.

Roy Holford Chester Breckenridge Haddis Fred Rathburn Lansing Floyd Werts Annie Clayton Brant Gertie Root Rufus Miller Frances Mt. Pleasant Dorothy Love Maud Werts William Barus Lillian Marion Barus Palmer Manton Ernest Shepherd Detroit George Brown St. Thomas Ontario Roy Myers Clare City Park

Permanent gun permits replace annual ones under Michigan law

Conservation officers warn hunters to keep permanent gun permits as they now remain valid with a current hunting license. About 30,000 Michigan hunters hold permanent permits. The state lists sunrise and sunset times for the season across eastern and western Michigan, with times in Eastern War Time. Farmers may require written consent for hunting on their land, but no standard permit form exists.

Conservation Department Michigan Department Fow Years Williamston Plan

Slow Lawn for Safety Emphasizes Low-Cpeed Vehicle Risks

The Northwestern University Traffic Institute reports worn tires or mechanical faults render cars unsafe even at 20 mph. Data show 82 percent of urban fatal accidents and 97 percent of injuries occur at 40 mph or less, with 54 percent and 69 percent respectively for other categories.

Northwestern University Traffic Institute Evanston Ill

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