Geoffrey S. Childs Elected President Beet Sugar Assn
Geoffrey S. Childs of Saginaw was elected President of the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association in Detroit, succeeding James E. Larrowe. Childs also serves as President of the Michigan Sugar Company with plants in Alma Caro Carrollton Creswell Sebewaing and Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Geoffrey S. Childs
Saginaw
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Childs
James E. Larrowe
Mr. Childs
Michigan Sugar Company
Alma
Caro
Carrollton
Creswell
Sebewaing
Lansing
Fuel Oil Ration Report Urges Conservation in Saginaw
Saginaw district OPA issues the 15th weekly report showing as of February 5th consumers should not burn more than 53 percent of their yearly fuel oil ration. The notice warns that burning at max rate risks a shortage during a freeze and urges tight conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw
OPA
National Office of
Rev Hurley Cross Coming to Dover Next Thursday
Rev Hurley Cross appears at the Dover Tabernacle on Thursday night February 17 at 8 00 p m CST. He will show his own still and moving pictures from India and Palestine and speak on India Palestine and other foreign fields in an evening of entertainment and talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley Cross
Dover Tabernacle
Cross
India
Palestine
Check Your Gun Permit Before Renewal
The Conservation Department urges farmers and hunters to review gun permits before renewal. Many renewals are unnecessary as permits issued in the last two years are permanent. A current small game license is required for hunting permits to be valid. A gun and small game license are needed for target practice in closed seasons.
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Field Administration Division
The
Conservation Department
Lansing
New President Elected for Michigan Press Association
W Webb McCall publisher of the Isabella County Times News Mt Pleasant was chosen as president at a war conference and 76th anniversary meeting in Lansing He succeeds George A Osborn Sault Ste Marie Evening News Also elected first vice president W A Butler second vice president W H Whiteley and treasurer Leslie B Merritt New directors include Robert Rowe John Batdorff and Frederic Telmos Resolutions focused on newspaper problems and endorsement of the Newspaper Advertising Service by weekly editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Webb McCall
Isabella County Times-News
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan Press Association
Lansing
George A. Osborn
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Capital
Hugh Baillie
United Press
Leland Stowe
Karl Detzer
Raymond Harries
R.A.F
Miles A Cowles
Norman C. Gillette
U.S.N
Harry F. Kelly
W. A. Butler
Holland Evening Sentinel
Holland City News
W. H. Whiteley
Presque Isle County Advance
Rogers City
Leslie B. Merritt
Livingston County Press
Howell
Robert Rowe
Milford Times
John Batdorff
Manistee News- Advocate
Frederic Telmos
St. Clair County Press
St. Clair
The
Nation’s Editorial Association
Farmers Urged to Harvest Pulpwood for U S War Needs
Farmers urged to harvest pulpwood and logs for war materiel as Uncle Sam needs wood for packing cases and ammunition. Michigan and Ohio buyers offer about 10 dollars per cord for 55 inch popple, with logs worth about 27 dollars per thousand feet. Permissions from the State Conservation Department and local officers are required. the County Agricultural Agent can provide marketing information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Ci'n Whitkers
Michigan
Ohio
Forestry Department
M.S.C
State Conservation Department
Anthony Sullivan
Houghton Lake
Lands Division
Department of Conservation
Pioneer Basketball Ends Streak as Home Schedule Winds Down
Clare High School fell 49 31 to Ewart High School while Little Pioneers lost to Bwatt's second team amid illness. Clare hosts Harrison tonight and Gladwin next Tuesday while Gladwin seeks revenge after earlier losses to Clare and aims to finish strong with two home games.
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Clare High School Pioneer
Ewart High School
Little Pioneers
Bwatt
Houghton Lake High School
Pioneer
Pioneers
Harrison High School
Glddwin High School
Harrison
Farwell
Gladwin
Food Chain buys Wolverine wheat for nation’s bakeries
Michigan wheat contributes to 19 400 000 bushels processed in the year for A P food stores. Frank M. Tully of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company notes large flour purchases reflect 1 250 000 acres of American wheat land and shifts in consumption from home baking to war plant work and enriched white flour in commercial baking.
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Michigan
Wolverine
Frank M. Tully
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
United States
Tully
FBI Seeks Eastern Michigan Girls for Washington Jobs
The FBI seeks scores of Eastern Michigan girls ages 16 to 40 for clerical and filing work in the Identification Division at Washington. Monthly dormitory housing is offered at 24.50 dollars. private accommodations also available. Salary 1752 dollars yearly with standard deductions. positions permanent beyond wartime. Apply via Special Agent in Charge R A Guerin, Detroit 26, Michigan.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eastern Michigan
Justice
FBI
Washington, D. C
Washington
R. A. Guerin
Federal Building
Detroit
Michigan
Sénfinel liner means results at small cost
A Sénfinel liner is promoted as delivering outcomes efficiently with minimal expense, highlighting affordability and practical results for users seeking cost effective solutions.
Life and Death Aboard Ship Involved Navy Doctor
A Navy bulletin recounts Lt. F. G. Slattery medical officer with PHM mates performing an abdominal operation on SM1/e R. L. Parker at sea. Despite ship motion and limited facilities ether used as needed, the team finished by 1440. Parker rests with a neat scar as praise goes to Slattery and the corps.
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F. G. Slattery
Navy
Clare
U. S. Navy
R. L. Parker
Parker
Doctor Slattery
Revival Services Continue at Clare Church of God
Revival services at Clare Church of God continue nightly at 7 30 through next week with Sunday the 20th finale. Rev J T Smith preaches old time gospel to a growing crowd while afternoon home prayer meetings extend access. The Indian Reservation orchestra will join for a few nights and cooperation from neighboring churches is noted.
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Church of God
J. T. Smith
Kingdom of God
H. L. Cleveland
Bay City Youths Plead Guilty in Harrison Burglary Case
James Anderson Chas Luce Frank Woods Lloyd Morse all of Bay City pleaded guilty to breaking into and stealing from Harrison businesses in an early Thursday raid. They were arraigned before Judge Ray Hart and returned to custody to await probation investigation with sentencing set for early next week.
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James Anderson
Chas, Luce
Frank Woods
Lloyd Morse
Bay City
Harrison
Ray Hart
Seaver
Hiram Nicholson
Glare merchant learns from Lansing fisherman on Houghton Lake
A local trader who had struggled with fishing improved after an apprenticeship with an elderly Lansing fisherman on Houghton Lake last Thursday. The veteran, though cane bound, showed solid knowledge of ice fishing and helped the merchant raise his odds and catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Houghton Lake
Sugar Rationing Year Sees Near Nine Billion Pounds Passed
In a year of sugar rationing nearly nine billion pounds of refined sugar have reached American consumers. The figure reflects ongoing demand as households adjust to limited supplies during wartime.
Clare County War Bond Drives Rally to Boost Fourth Loan
A countywide campaign centering on 4 H Club and school rallies at Lake Gleaners hall Greenwood township and Randall School boosted bond sales toward a Fourth War Loan goal. Prominent speakers and performers encouraged residents to buy War Bonds to support veterans and postwar rebuilding.
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Clare County
America
Lake Gleaners Hall
Greenwood Township
Randall School
Clare
Vena Lee Gillespie
Jeanette Rube
Beverly Sowle
Chick Eberhart
John Cobb
Winterfield Town Hall
Garry Coveart
Barbara Murphy
Pat Hall
Lake
Card Party and Dance At Mt Vernon Grange Hall
A big Friday night card party and dance is planned at the Mt. Vernon Grange hall on February 11. Proceeds support local activities and feature community entertainment for residents.
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Mt. Vernon Grange Hall
Isabella Pomona Grange Meeting Announcement
Isabella County Pomona Grange No. 58 will meet with Gilmore Grange on Wednesday evening February 16. A pot luck supper will follow. Nina Forbes, Secretary.
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Isabella
County
Pomona
Gilmore Grange
Nina Forbes
Card of Thanks for Faber Family Loss
Card thanks relatives and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of beloved son and grandson 800 Fritzie with spiritual floral offerings and sympathy from Mr and Mrs Fred Faber Mr and Mrs Herman Faber Mr John McWlhaney
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Fritzie
Fred Faber
Herman Faber
John McWlhaney
Card of Thanks from Schiemann Family
The Schiemann family thanks friends and neighbors for expressions of sympathy and beautiful flowers during their bereavement.
Notice of debts not my responsibility
Public notice dated February 4 1944 states that 1812 A R Sarver disclaims responsibility for debts contracted by others. The holder is advised to look to the signatory for any claims.
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A. R. Sarver
Debt Responsibility Statement Issued February 4 1944
A legal notice asserts personal liability for future debts only by the signer. Dated February 4, 1944, the statement references 1813 John Benaske and clarifies who bears responsibility for contracted debts.
Wonder Bubbles Back In Market Sales Drive
Classified note invites buyers of household paper products to call 227 or contact Mrs Pearl Murdoch at 260 for purchases or inquiries.
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Wonder
Card Party Benefit Sponsored by Rebekahs and Odd Fellows
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows announce a card party Thursday evening February 24 in their lodge rooms. Tickets cost 25 cents with lunch available for extra. Event noted in 1912.
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Rebekash and
Odd Fellows
Rummage and Bake Sale For Hondé Fund at Mater Building
A rummage and bake sale is planned for Saturday February 12 at the Mater building to raise funds for the Hondé project supporting LDS church activities. Proceeds benefit church outreach and local programs.
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Mater Building
Hondé
Vitamin A sources in leafy greens listed
A note identifies green leafy vegetables such as broccoli chard kale mustard and dandelion greens spinach and turnip tops as sources of vitamin A.
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Beet Sugar Ass'n
Michigan Sugar Co
Dover
Michigan Press
Harrison, Gladwin
Food Chain
State Millers
Clare Church of God
Bay City Boys
Lincoln’s
Citizens State Bank
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Member
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
South Pacific
Italy
Seven Seas
Isabella Pomona Grange
Fred Schiemann and Family
John Benaske
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