Classroom and Campus Air Raid Plans Completed at School
Air raid committee names wardens by grade and room. Wardens include Natalie Smith, Madeline Cunningham, Pat Corman, Marguerite Creguer, Betty Knight, Helen Quérbach, Anna Gene Hartley, Jack Leonard, Douglas Masten, Paul Creguer, Bob Porter, Rich Koch, Henry Eberhart, and others. klare rules direct orderly sheltering and exit.
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Natalie Smith
Madeline Cunningham
Pat Corman
Marguerite Creguer
Betty Knight
Helen Quérbach
Anna Gene Hartley
Jack Leonard
Douglas Masten
Paul Creguer
Bob Porter
Rich Koch
Henery Eberhart
Home Ee
Hrma
Eberhat
Russ Foeil
Melvin Allen
Clare Band Highlights M E A Concert
The Clare High School Band performed at the county M E A meeting in the High School Auditorium last Wednesday. They offered four selections America Stars and Stripes Forever Gaity Polka with Bernard Wyman as cornet soloist and Men of Ohio in full uniform.
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Clare
M.E.A
Clare High School
America
Bernard Wyman
Ohio
Temple Residents Note Dinners and Moves in 1943
Mrs. Annie Niles dies at her home near Temple on January 28 1943 after living on the family homestead in Redding township for over thirty years. George Clough and family plan to move to Detroit while Roy Myers hosts a low cost farm raised dinner for the Greenwood Home Economic Group. Wayne Miller celebrates his third birthday as Clare visitors join the Archambaults in birthday dinner. Red Austin of Pure Oil camp visits Oklahoma and the MIllers host relatives from Lansing with ROTC plans.
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George Clough
Rufus Miller
Alvin Schram
Midland
Peter Schram
Annie Niles
Temple
Niles
Redding Township
Virginia
Roy Myers
Greenwood Home
Detroit
Little Wayne Miller
Mary Lou
Helen
Ester Archambault
Clare
Red Austin
Pure Oil Camp
Oklahoma
Roy H. Miller
Lee Miller
Lansing
Russell
Lee
R.O.T.C
Food for Work Luncheon Standards and Health Concerns
Surveys of war industry workers show lunches average 12 to 25 percent unsatisfactory. Dr. Robert Goodhart urges a three item standard milk fruit or vegetable and a main meat or fish. Some factories offer 57 cent good lunches but average spend is 37 cents. Milk is often skipped in favor of coffee.
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Robert Goodhart
Forest+Hills
New York
Goodhart
Helen Lanting
M.D
Health Dist
Income Tax Head of Family Exemption Rules
A single or unmarried person may claim a 1200 personal exemption if he qualifies as head of family. The head provides more than half the support for one or more relatives in one household. Closely related by blood or marriage includes parents siblings and certain relatives. step relations are considered case by case. The guidance explains what constitutes actual support and moral obligation in maintaining a household.
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Yyothardn
Wood Timbers Replace Steel in Slow-Burning Factory Build
A factory project abandons steel in favor of large wooden timbers for exterior supports. The timber design resists heat by char and preserves load bearing value, while steel could buckle under the same heat and load conditions.
Lake Church Services and Local Social News
Sunday School at 10 00 a m with preaching at 11 00 a m at the Lake School building no evening services in winter. Mrs Raymond Scott spent last week in Detroit with relatives. Funeral attendances include Mrs Harry Boucher and Mrs Clifford Powlison. Local visits and travels noted among residents and neighbors.
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Oman
Lake
Raymond Scott
Detroit
Sanford Everett
John Morris
Bellview
Ohio
Claud Morris
Clive Clove
Saginaw
Lucile Curtis
Clio
Harry Boucher
Clifford Powlison
Clare
Durand
Hugh McDonald
Sam
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Garthe
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Adi Ely
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EPSOM
Agoncr
Fexott
Uaurena
Midwest Maton
Standard OM
Company
Undiana
Age A. Ae Sd
Lake. News
T. H. Brooks
A&p
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Florida
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Bcks
Marvel
A&p Coffee
Duff
Wisconsin
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Crestview
Sunnyfield
Sunnyveield
Ort
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