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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1943
Page
7
A long list of residents and visitors horn in from Lansing Flint Detroit and other towns spent weekends with relatives in Mt. Pleasant and nearby areas. Guests included families of Beck Owens Ott Stough and more with multiple journeys noted and a March 16 salvage hosiery collection reminder.
The earliest domestic utensil known was the spoon. A French tian onde said that spoons, if not as old as the world, are certainly as old as soup.
The Federal Treasurer offers Form 1040 A again for 1948 to filers with 1942 income of 3000 dollars or less from wages or similar sources. The form takes about five minutes to complete and does not require notarization, with March 15 deadline and penalties for late filing.
The steam whistle at the cheese factory was lowered to shorten the pipe reducing steam condensation and increasing whistle efficiency. Thunder and lightning occurred during a snow storm for the first time observed. City Public Works kept fire hydrants clear amid heavy snow, providing service that helps keep insurance rates down.
With the Boys in U.S. Service Pvt Francis E Varney Co C 27 M T B Bldg 252 3rd Plat Camp Grant Illinois Cpl Gordon I Smith 36525673 842nd Engr AVN Bn APO 3852 c o Postmaster San Francisco California Forrest Leland Garchow SoM 3/c New address Forrest Leland Garchow SoM 3/c U S S Corry c o Post master New York New York Candidate J G White New address Candidate J G White 12 Bat 1st Prin A A School Camp Davis North Carolina
Pvt Bouchey from Camp Shelby Mississippi spent a week on furlough with his relatives and others.
Sgt. E. S. Barber has returned to Fort George Meade Maryland after a fifteen day furlough at home with his mother Mrs Louise Barber. Mervin Robinette new address listed as 36520967 APO 6903 c o Postmaster New York NY.
Pvt Elmer Olds is listed with a new address at the 1ifth Radio Inter Co Camp Crowder Missouri. The update records a change of mailing location for the service member.
Melvin enlisted at seventeen and by February 11 had served two years in the navy. He reports good meals and rationing not a concern on leave. Eldest of eight, he dislikes California weather and says Michigan is best. Orin Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Ivan Smith, returned home on a seven day leave and plans to depart for Norfolk, Virginia.
The notice lists Pvt Ward R Feighner now posted at 14th Fighter Squadron 53rd Fighter Group Page Field Ft Myers Florida confirming his new address and unit assignment.
Alfred C Cowles of A 4 Harrison graduates from glider mechanics training at Sheppard Field Texas and becomes eligible for corporal or sergeant ratings in a new air service branch. Also notes return of radio acts Charlie McCarthy Edgar Bergen Fibber McGee and Molly at Ideal Theatre Clare for February 18 showing two times and a late night showing.
Cpl Donald K Shively of Company H Platoon 4 Army Air Corps is listed with a new address at Fitzsimmons General Hospital Denver Colorado for postwar records and correspondence.
Melvin Louis Lambert, a seventeen or nineteen year old baker trained veteran of World War II battles, returned Tuesday to Mare Island. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Louis M Lambert of Pontiac and grandson of Mr and Mrs Harry G Kress of Lake George.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bartman of Mt Pleasant welcome a daughter Constance born early Sunday at Community Hospital weighing six and a half pounds. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Ralph Stevens celebrate a granddaughter Muriel Jeanne born Feb 3 at White Cross Hospital Columbus Ohio. Mrs Jack Bouchey visited Mt Pleasant to meet her new granddaughter Sandra Jean born January 27 weighing nine and a quarter pounds.
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