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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1949
Page
4
The note lists scripture references Acts 1, 1 Peter 2 0 10 and a devotional by ASE Abing citing John 14 1. It presents a brief spiritual reading plan with emphasis on faith and guidance.
The American Red Cross Recreation Corps supports convalescing soldiers in post hospitals with ward activities, dances, bingo, films, and outings. Gray Ladies run errands, Motor Service provides transport, and volunteers connect hospitalized men with peers to restore morale and health.
The entry lists William G. Ryan with real number 16294804 in the Medical Department, APO 25, Osaka, Japan. It notes San Francisco, California as part of the record.
Pfc. Robert Perry arrived at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Al Perry MondayMooning after completing several months duty with the U S Army in Japan. He is visiting his parents and other relatives in Glaze until he receives his discharge or reenlists in the Army.
Mr and Mrs William N Secor welcomed two sons, Stephen and Jerry, born December 22 at St Lawrence Hospital Lansing. Weighs were five pounds fifteen and a half ounces and six pounds one half ounce. Mother and babies doing fine and home Tuesday. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Fred C Scott of Lansing and Mr and Mrs Henry Leik of Lyons Michigan.
Mrs Rose Genung of Scottville visited sister Imogenia Hickey and brothers Alfred and Emerson Hickey during the Christmas holidays. Mr and Mrs David VanAlstine of Big Rapids spent the season with grandchildren and great grandchildren, joining Mr Alfred Harper and family and Mr Marvin VanAlstine and daughter.
BOYS TOWN NEBR The new director Msgr Nicholas H Wegner will not depart from Father Flanagans policies. Months under new leadership show no changes in the Boys Town pattern including travels with the football team and pep talks. The aim is to keep the Boys Town idea intact with only minor changes as dimes dictate.
A cautious reminder urges motorists to drive safely, highlighting personal responsibility and the potential consequences of reckless behavior. Community messaging emphasizes prudent speeds and attention to the road.
Police issued 119 courtesy cards Friday and Saturday to motorists who forgot meters while Christmas shopping. Dr G C Born, Clare Chamber of Commerce president, helped provide the tickets and received one. The note recalls casting bread upon the water.
Dr. W F Hamilton of the University of Georgia perfects a simple dye method to gauge the amount of blood ejected with each heartbeat. The test compares arterial dye dilution to measure cardiac output and links heart pressure to output. He also investigates kidney role in congestive heart failure and its effect on salt and water balance.
Lawrenees Brown thanks the doctors and staff of Clare Hospital for attentive care and friends and neighbors for kindnesses during the hospital stay and at home.
A short safety note advises regulating heat to avoid overcooking cheese. It highlights that high temperature makes cheese lampy and tough and recommends keeping the flame or oven at a low steady level to preserve texture.
In Cranford New Jersey teenage students and townspeople cooperated to prepare topsoil and grade a play field behind Cranford High School The project was driven by a faculty report and led by Frank Zimmerman Vincent Sarnowski and Paul Buonaguro with donations of tools topsoil trucks and township support The plan includes facilities for tennis shuffleboard track softball and ice hockey and features flower gardens and shrubs demonstrating democratic cooperation.
Providence reports Superior Court Judge Walter Curry ordered Eva Parness not to call four neighbors after they endured six years of daily telephone abuse. Fannie Kaplan Abraham Kaplan Mrs. Freda Roiff and Samuel Roiff testified of cursing epithets and Bronx cheers heard on repeated calls.
The British home office may approve a new Liverpool program training youths aged 15 to 18 as city police cadets with distinctive uniforms. Cadets work initially at stations, while a small group in plain clothes learns detective methods under CID supervision. Cadets may leave anytime and are paid from 1 10s to 3 2s by age 18.
West Australian Charles K Foot proposes a round the South Pole flight by flying boat starting and ending in Perth. The route would pass Hobart Macquarie Island Palmer Archipelago Magallanes Cape Town South Georgia Prince Edward Heard Island and return to Perth to mark royal visits and boost science and territorial claims.
This column explains it offers thoughts on the Sunday lesson Scripture as aide not a Bible substitute. It urges readers to study the Bible themselves, noting forty denominations cooperate and aiming to spark interest in biblical study. It discusses the Early Church and the ten days between Jesus ascension and Pentecost, emphasizing waiting, preparing, and praying to gain spiritual power.
The family of the late Wm D Harger expresses gratitude for sympathy from neighbors and friends, Walter H Larman Post 128 American Legion and Auxiliary, the 40 and 50 Voiture of Bay City, Chemical ie Canton and Auxiliary of Midland, and Rebekahs and Re Q Look Lodge F A M of Clare, plus Rev L J Nevins, Miss Doris Gerow, Miss Barbara Teale, Russell Thurston, and the American Legion at the grave. We are very grateful. Mrs Anna Harger and family list several relatives and friends.
Grace MacDonald expresses gratitude for flowers and cards received during and after a hospital stay in Midland, thanking her friends and neighbors in Clare and Loomis.
Bob's Sales & Service at 210 McEwan St, Clare, touts Federal trucks as economical for tough jobs. The ad emphasizes efficiency and cost savings for industrial use.
Dar McDonald Your Friendly Ford Dealer outlines major repair options and service commitments for customers seeking trusted maintenance and repair solutions. The note emphasizes quality parts, expert technicians, and clear estimates to build confidence in Ford service.
For more net dollars for your Tive stock call Wade Cradit in Clare at phone 226 3.
Tax collector Arlie Schofield announces daily service in Surrey township with Norman V. Myers providing meals and sales assistance at the Midway Restaurant 214 miles east of Cornell Farm in istE 24.
Having regained health and refitted the office I resume care for former patients and new ones. Materials are guaranteed and prices unchanged. Office at 309 North Main Street Mt Pleasant with hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 4. Appointments by mail or phone 817 S BE Gardiner MD eye specialist.
A note of gratitude expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for cards calls and flowers from the Rebekahs and Marble's Auto Collision Shop for support during a hospital stay and illness.
The Wise township treasurer will be at the Loomis store January 11 to collect taxes and at Brewer's Implement store January 18. 1312 Vera Slocum, Treas.
A note of appreciation honors Rev Sturgill for untiring efforts in preparing the Christmas cantata. The community enjoyed working with him as the cast is acknowledged.
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