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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1943
Page
12
Ken kneels with Flicka amid a brutal cattle yard scene as the filly suffers severe wounds from the broken fence and wire. After a night of care, Flicka miraculously rises, facing a dangerous pack of coyotes and a harsh frontier landscape.
Flicka struggles after injuries and drinks water to regain strength. Ken brings her hay and tends her carefully while family plans her pasture placement and trainable future. Tim and Ross discuss Flicka’s wild nature, deepening Ken’s dawning realization about loco and Flicka’s true temperament.
Mr and Mrs Ivan Rawles took their daughter Luella to Clare hospital Sunday where she is very sick with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Charles Scherrick welcome baby girl Carolyn Ann born December 21. Death reported for Mr Duhman last Tuesday. Mrs Maud Brooks and mother Mrs Barbara Miller and Rosie spent Christmas in Flint. The Rolla Iuzzi family and relatives visited her parents William Townsend and wife over Christmas. Clifford Price and Lois visited Temple with daughter and family Howard Underwood over Christmas. Mildred staying there to help her sister. Mrs Ellen Sharp traveled to Trenton Sunday to assist an ill aunt.
A conversation features a judge and Herb discussing soldiers overseas and their clear demand for rights to be protected at home. They emphasize veterans’ stance on prohibition and their expectations for postwar enforcement. The thread references a poll reported in the paper.
The item notes multiple social updates including visits by Murriel Brooks to Belville, Jesse Price in Cadillac with Ray Price family, and Irene Cooper in Detroit. It covers a Greenwood Grange meeting with a resolution to oppose farm subsidies, a lecturer Daisy Bringold program, and candy gifts to children. It also mentions next meeting January 4 and a December 18 Christmas gathering with a pot luck dinner. Other notes: Wm. Woodin furlough, Shimmell family moves to Harrison, and Mrs. Caroline Darling’s return from Flint.
An army order for 800000 wooden folding cheits saved 4000 tons of steel, cutting material demand and boosting wartime efficiency. The program aimed to conserve scarce resources while supporting mobilization and logistics.
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