Christmas Pageants Light Up Clare Churches
Churches across Clare presented Christmas programs the week of December 19 23 and 28. Church of God featured a cantata A King is Given with recitations for children and post program treats. Clare Baptist and Clare Methodist added plays carols and gifts from the tree with Santa Claus visits. First Congregational offered an orchestra and a large children’s play When Christmas Comes with leading roles by Norma Six Rey Watson and others. Public address was provided by Norman Maxwell.
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Church of God
Clare Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
First Congregational Church
Congregational Church
Harold Collins
Dexter Hiden
Stanley Muller
Effie Hales
Norma Six
Douglas Fleming
Joe Johnston
Sally Bicknell
Martha Jean McKinnon
Jack Smith
Clare Methodist Church
Young Peoples Choir
Barbara Teale
Charles Hahn
Mother Goose Land
Young ‘People’s
Santa Claus
Norman Maxwell
Appreciation for Firefighting at Ackerman Farm Shed
The Clare Tire Department and neighbors saved other farm buildings after a tool shed burned on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Archie Ackerman commend the responders and urge others to complete their work.
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Clare Tire Department
Archie Ackerman
Deputy Collector to Assist Filing Income Returns
Your income tax return for the calendar year 1945 must be filed by March 15, 1946 with the Collector of Internal Revenue. A Deputy Collector will be at the Clare Post Office on January 5, 1946 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. to offer free advice. Any person with 1945 income of $500 or more must file using Form 1040 or your withholding receipt.
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Internal Revenue
Clare Post Office
Georgia Governor Honors Col. Frank Holder as Lieutenant Colonel
Col. Frank Holder a Michigan state highway department traffic analyst and longtime Georgia colonel was named lieutenant colonel on the Georgia governor's military staff by Gov. Ellis Arnall. A native Georgian, Holder has led Taft Memorial Highway work from Clare to Florida, with Ontario and six U.S. states approving efforts and investing over 15 million dollars before wartime disruptions.
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Frank Holder
Michigan State Highway Department
Lansing
Georgia
Ellis Arnall
Holder
Clare
Michigan
William Howard Taft Memorial Highway Association
Canadian Sea
Fort Myers
Fla
Chattanooga
John M. Perkins
Frankfort
Geo. A. Stauffer
Ottawa
J. W. Caldwell
Chipley
Alvin C. York
Tennessee
Helen Ott
Cincinnati
Chase S. Osborn
Vern J. Brown
Ken Park
Lansing State Journal
Taft Memorial Association
Michigan Highway Department
Merchant Marine Recruits Sought at Cleveland Office
The U S Maritime Service doubles recruiting for sea going careers in Cleveland Ohio Ensign Ralph Cramer regional enrolling officer says about 100 men per month are needed Preference given to veterans and some disqualified or limited service entrants will be considered Ages 16 to 17 and 26 to 50 are acceptable Primary duty is to return servicemen from overseas and ship relief supplies Application can be made at 1720 Euclid Avenue Cleveland Ohio.
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U. S. Maritime Service
Ralph Cramer
USMS
Maritime Service
Cleveland
Ohio
Hnsign Cramer
Euclid Avenue
Notice of debt liability by Mrs August Krug
Public notice dated December 28 1945 states that after this date the signer will not be responsible for debts contracted by others. Signature: Mrs August Krug.
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August Krug
Pan American Agricultural Conference Opens in Washington 1930
The first Pan American agricultural conference convened in Washington D C in 1930 bringing together delegates from across the Americas to discuss farming, research, and cooperative policies.
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Washington, D. C
Selective Service to award medals to Michigan board members
State Director LeRoy Pearson announces the计划 for a Selective Service Medal and certificate of merit to uncompensated personnel. Michigan will send a state representative, Principal Charles W. Hayner, to the White House ceremony January 21, 1946, with alternates named, and 2717 Michigan personnel eligible.
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Art
Damoth
Clare County
Selective Service Board
Hagi
Selective Service
LeRoy Pearson
Congress
Truman
Congress of the
United States
White House
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Princcipal
Charles W. Hayner
Oakland County
Albert S. Pratt
Wayne County
Roy BB. Bodimer
Charles E. Moore
Crawford County
Watchnight Service Set at Clare Church of God
A Watchnight service is planned at Clare Church of God on Monday December 31 at 9 30 PM. The program includes a musical lineup with solos duets instrumental pieces and speakers plus participation by Baptist Church youth. Members and friends are invited to begin the new year with worship and reflection on peace and goodwill.
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Clare Church of God
Church of God
The
Baptist Church
Citizens State Bank
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Floral Tributes
We express appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and floral tributes during our bereavement. Gratitude to Dr. and Mrs. McArthur hospital staff and Rev. H. C. Leyrer and the singers for their services.
New Year's Eve Ball Hosted by Lodge in Clare Michigan
The 10.0.F Lodge No. 333 hosts a New Year's Eve ball on December 31 1945 at 9:00 PM in the 1.0.0.F hall Clare Michigan. Good music and lunch included price per couple is 00 dollars.
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Clare
Mich
Lesson topics and scripture texts omitted in materials note
December 30 lesson subjects and scripture texts are omitted from the material. International Council of Religious Education permission is noted for use.
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International Council of Religious Education
God Is No Respecter of Persons in Gospel Work
Sermon stresses that God treats all people equally and calls Christians to preach to every nation. Peter's vision with Cornelius shows Gentiles can receive salvation through Jesus, with the Holy Spirit falling on them as a sign of divine grace and inclusion beyond race or social status.
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Church of Christ
Peter
God
Cornelius
Christ
Jesus
New Year Service Preview as Community Attends Sunday School
Fifty nine attend Sunday School and eight visitors join the program including Mr and Mrs Chas Rieinhardt Jr Mr and Mrs Pearl Hartman of Grand Rapids Winston Raymond recently discharged from the Army and family members. A New Year message and Christmas program are noted with plans for December 30 1945 services and further community visits.
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Chas. Rieinhardt, Jr
Pearl Hartman
Grand Rapids
Winston Raymond
Avenielle Hildebrandt
Kenneth Roller
Lansing
Ohio
Donald Haines
Myers School
Taxis Club
Welcome Home Party For Sheridan Township Servicemen
A welcome home party and dance will be held at the Sheridan town hall Monday evening December 31 for Sheridan township servicemen returning from the armed forces, with relatives and friends invited. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Sheridan Town Hall
Sheridan Township
Arthur Township Taxpayers to Collect Taxes Daily
Arthur township taxpayers will collect taxes at Brown Corners home daily and in the evening until further notice. Bon Rieithardt serves as treasurer.
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Brown Corners
Arthur Township
Produce and poultry prices from Farmers Independent Market
The page lists prices for wheat oats rye barley beans and various poultry and meats. It includes figures for heavy hens leghorn hens turkeys ducks and beef veal lambs and egg market prices at Rosebush Elevator Company dated December 26th.
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Samborn
GGCSE
Cnpen Pele E Sheeimemes
Paeaos
L. W. Jackson
Wet Rock Roosters S
Rosebush Elevator Company
Itn Chen
Anessr
Grateful thanks for help during December fire
The Turbush family thanks Clare firemen and neighbors for aiding in saving their house on Wednesday December 19. Mr and Mrs Fred Turbush express gratitude to all who helped.
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Clare
Thanking relatives friends neighbors for kindness and support
We express sincere appreciation to relatives friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and floral offerings during the illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to Dr and Mrs McArthur Rev Chas B Hahn and Russell Thurston for services. From Mrs Charles McDonald and family
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McArthur
Chas. B. Hahn
Russell Thurston
City Tax Receiver Schedules Tax Drop at Bank
City taxpayers are notified that Vera B. Peterson, City Treasurer, will receive taxes at The Citizens State Bank starting December 10. Hours cover Monday mornings and afternoons and Wednesday and Friday afternoons until further notice.
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Citizens State Bank
Tax Collection Visit by Wisconsin Township Treasurer
Wise Township taxpayers will pay their taxes at Brewer's Implement Store in Clare on January 16. Township Treasurer Vera Slocum urges residents to bring required payment and receipts.
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Brewer’s Implement Store
Clare
Determination of Heirs in Kane Estate
Public notice from Clare County Probate Court orders a hearing to determine legal heirs of Charles F. Kane who died possessed of real estate. Hearing set for January 18, 1946 at 10 o'clock in the Probate Office Har rigan. Notice to be published weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
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Michigan
Clare
Harrigan
George Bates
Charles F. Kane
Floyd D. Kane
Clare Sentinel
Said
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Wveek
Bowling News
Fraternal League
Masons
Kiwanis
Rotary
Kelsey
L. Hampton
Doll
Hampton
Haley
Merchants League
Loomis Welders
Schaeffer's
Youman’s
Dover
Dunlop's
Moline’s
Marble’s
G. Wisler
F. Thirly
R. Ruby
R. Cimmerer
J. Harjing
Col
Arnall
Merchant Marine
Tnernati
Harold AL. Lundquist
Moddy Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
World Fellowship OF Christians
Bank
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Arthur Center
Church News
Arthur Twp. Taxpayers
Bon Rieithardt
Treas
Grain and Feed Johnston Elevator Co
Mr. and
Mrs
Fred ‘Turbush
Clara -Turbush
Charles McDonald
Lote
Vera B. Peterson
WISE
Vera Slocum
Anis Eony, George Bates
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