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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1944

Page

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Two Disastrous Fires Near Clare In A Week

Two fires struck near Clare in the past week. The Glenn Poet farm barn near Clare burned, destroying fourteen head of Brown Swiss cattle and farm equipment, with loss estimated at 7000 dollars insured for 5220. Joe Poet, 14, bravely helped save cattle before flames spread. A grain mill and silo roof were damaged. Clare Fire Department arrived too late. The second blaze destroyed a two story stone home on the George Vandewarker farm five miles north and three and a half east of Clare, with six people inside.

Glenn Poet Clare Poet Joe Frank Prank Frank Poet Geo Norman Hutchinson Vern Owens

Kraft Cheese Co Manager Receives Ten Year Award

Nearly 100 Kraft Cheese Company employees were honored December 16 for long and meritorious service. John H. Platt presented the awards on behalf of president John H. Kraft, who was ill. More than 1,900 Kraft workers are recognized for extended service. John Schell of Clare, Michigan, received a ten year award. Platt praised the employees and noted Kraft's growth while stressing the value of each worker.

Kraft Cheese Company John H. Platt John H. ‘Kraft Kraft John” ‘Schell Clare Michigan Platt Tod Twalve

Electric Irons to Return to Store Shelves

One thousand seven hundred sixty eight thousand nine hundred sixty eight irons will reappear as 20 manufacturers resume production under OPA and War Production Board guidance. Prices match March 1942 levels with autos ranging 7.? to 11.70 dollars and non automatics 5.30 to 7.60. Each iron will carry a tag listing brand model number and price.

OPA War Production Board

Mrs. A Archbold Dies at Daughter's Detroit Home

Mrs. A J Archbold a Vernon township resident for 34 years died Saturday at her daughter Mrs Philip Goudies home in Detroit after years of ill health She was born Zula Alta Fonner May 17 1881 in Wells County Indiana and married Arthur J Archbold December 12 1899 They had seven children and nineteen grandchildren with several in the armed forces She joined Evangelical Church at sixteen later Methodist Church active in Red Cross and Mt Vernon Grange Services were held December 26 at Doher ty Funeral Home with interment in Cherry Grove cemetery

A. J. Archbold Vernon Township Philip Goudie Detroit Zula Alta Fonner Wells County Indiana John W Delilah J. Fonner Michigan Arthur J. Archbold Ossian Ray Ethel Case Mae Gunderman Lynn Clare Marie Goudie Cpl John Archbold Fort Jackson South Carolina Duane Harrison Arthur Goudie South Pacific Pfe William Case India Paul Archbold Point Judith R. Ll Kenneth Archbold Great Lakes Evangelical Church Methodist Church Vernon Red Cross Mt. Vernon Eb, Redman Charles B. Hahn Cherry Grove Cemetery Meredith Duane Archbold Robert Leposky Flint A/S J. Switzer Frances Bitler Mt. Pleasant Herb White Rosepush

Official Call Clare County 1945 Republican Convention

The Clare County Republican Committee calls a convention at Clare City Hall on January 3, 1945 at 10:00 a.m. to elect delegates to the State Convention in Grand Rapids January 12 1945 and handle other business. Delegates will be those elected in the last fall primary. Dated December 15 1944. Bowler chairman Lamb secretary.

Clare County Michigan Clare County Committee Clare Grand Rapids Theodore G. Bowler Gerald H. Lamb

Our community looks to a hopeful new year ahead

The piece reflects on past achievements and lessons from the last three years. It speaks of courage, fortitude, and calm problem solving. The newspaper offers a message of genuine hope, humility, and thanks wishing readers a very happy new year.

Gilmore Pioneer William Colosky Dies at Home

William Colosky longtime Gilmore township resident died at his Colosky homestead on December 19 1944 aged 79 years nine months and seventeen days. He was born April 2 1865 in Canada and came to the U S as a child settling in Gilmore. He married Frances Nutt in 1887 and leaves sons Sidney Earl and others daughters Anna Appleford Irene Pringle Estella Brown and more. Funeral at Gilmore Church of Christ December 22 officiated by Pastor Howard L Krause.

Wm. Colosky Gilmore Township Colosky William Colosky Benjamin and Maryann Colosky Canada Frances Nutt Mathew Anna Appleford Allenville Irene Pringle Clare Sidney Colosky Surrey

Future plans to be emphasized at 30th Farmers Week

Michigan State College announces the 30th annual Farmers Week theme Looking Ahead in Agriculture for January 30 31 and February 1. Dean Ei L Anthony chairs the event with talks exhibits and meetings. Ralph W Tenny has secured speakers including Louis Bromfield and H R Knickerbocker with a focus on future and world events.

Michigan State College Dean Ei. L. Anthony Din Unity Ralph W. Tenny Louis Bromfield America H. R. Knickerbocker The Chicago Sun Europe

Central Michigan choir gains Clare members from Central

Barbara Houghton a Clare Senior and Florence House a Clare Sophomore join Central Michigan Universitys A Cappella choir as second sopranos this year. They first appeared on the annual Christmas program December 20 performing an informal concert.

Barbara Houghton Clare Florence House Central Michigan College Central

Oscar E Hawley Passes Away in Clare

Oscar Edwin Hawley born August 9 1872 in Ludington Michigan died December 26 1944 in Clare at age 72. He lived in Summit township Shelby and Clare and held farm and cooperative leadership roles including Mason County Fruit Exchange Shelby Cooperative Association and Michigan Potato Growers Exchange. He helped establish a greenhouse near his daughter Mrs Edward B White and died after a long period of declining health.

Oscar E. Hawley Edward B. White Clare Oscar Edwin Hawley Ludington Michigan Smith Hawley Summit Township Ida Rinehart Hawley Mason County Fruit Exchange Shelby Cooperative Association Michigan Potato Growers Exchange Shelby Donald Shelby Village

Tragic Death of Linda Lou Louch at Six Months

Linda Lou Louch daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Louch of Clare died suddenly from a heart attack Saturday near Clare city hall. Born June 21 1944 in Clare she leaves parents two sisters Joyce Jean Donna Mae a brother Charles Gordon and grandparents Mr and Mrs G T Louch. Funeral services were held at Doherty Funeral Home at 460 PM Tuesday with Rev Harold Watson officiating and interment in Cherry Grove cemetery.

Linda Lou Louch Harold Louch Chase Ford Clare City Hall Louch West Sixth Street H. J. Ballard G. BE. Lamb Linda Lou Harold Jla Louch Clare Joyce Jean Donna Mae Charles Gordon G. T. Louch

New Plan Aims to Speed Mail to Prisoners of War

Clare County Red Cross announces new Army plan to speed letters to American prisoners of war in Germany. Mail now goes through the International Red Cross in Switzerland once the prisoner is reported, with full name and address. Packages follow later with official labels, allowing one parcel every two months.

Germany G. EB. Lamb Clare County United ‘States Geneva Switzérlad Lamb

Masonic Lodge Installs Officers in Impressive Ceremony

One hundred members and guests of John Q Look Lodge No. 404 F and A M attended a public installation at the Masonic Temple. Hazen Cole of Ithaca presided with featured music by Connie Wright and Vena Lee Gillespie.

John Q. Look Lodge No Masonic Temple John Rodabaugh Grand Lodge of Michigan Hazen, Cole Ithaca Connie Wright Vena Lee Gillespie W. M. Rodabaugh Jess Hampton Wilma Allen George J. Lehr Zenobia Chapter C.E.S John Q. Lock Lodge Greta Masten P. M. Jess Hampton P. M. John Nelson Alex Lee Hazen Cole Cole

Locker Plant Notice Opens January Second

The Thayer Dairy Refrigerated Locker Plant will open January 2. Limited capacity requires appointment deliveries and cautions against freezing meat before bringing it to the plant.

Thayer Dairy

City Tax Collection At Citizens State Bank

Taxpayers may pay city taxes next week at Citizens State Bank with forenoon and afternoon sessions on Wednesday and Friday. Vera B. Peterson is City Treasurer.

Citizens State Bank Vera B. Peterson

Card Party and Dance at Mt Vernon Grange Hall

Friday night December 29 a card party and dance will be held at Mt Vernon Grange hall with the same music featured as before.

Mt.Vernon Grange Hall

Two Clare County Men Killed in Action in December

Two Clare county youths have died serving in World War II. Pvt. Harold Underwood, 20, of Clare, killed December 11 in Germany, leaves wife Phyllis and infant Billie plus parents and siblings. Pfc. Robert M. Bennett, 21, of Harrison, killed December 16 in Germany, leaves parents Robert H. and Viola Bennett, seven siblings, and local relatives.

Pvt Harold Underwood Germany Pfc Robert Bennett Clare County Phyllis J. Underwood Clare War Department U. S. Cavalry John and Cora Underwood New Straitsville Ohio Michigan Temple Phyllis J. Border Billie Harold Gladys Lapold Bernice Cankler Mt. Pleasant Ruth Falkler Jackson Edward Underwood Ray Underwood Nr. 5 Navy

Government to Begin Nationwide Agricultural Census

After January 1 an army of 26 000 census takers will visit every farm to collect data on owner, residents, workers, wages, production, and land value. The five year census, ongoing since 1840, tracks changes as farms consolidate and output rises.

United States Department of Agriculture

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kraft Cheese CO John Schell A. Archbold Daughter Gilmore State College Central College Choir Masonic Lodge City. Taxpayers Robert M. Bennett Robert H. Bennett R-4 Robert H Viola Bennett Sheridan Towneship Robert Siding Arthur Township U.S. Infantry Viola June George Thomas Howard Eva May David Fred Priese Beaverton Martin Loomis Machine Shop Congressmen
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