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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1941

Page

3

Founders Week Highlighted by A P Store Principles

Mr. Ritter of Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. emphasizes founders principles from 1859 as a defense against rising food costs. The store celebrates Founders Week honoring George Hartford, citing direct buying, low profits, and strict anti speculative pricing to ensure healthful foods at reasonable prices.

Ritter Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company George Huntington Hartford Wounder Hartford America Mr. Hartford

United States Civil Service Examinations Announced

The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive exams for several positions. Applications must be filed in Washington by March 13 or March 17 1941 with extra time for western applicants. Salaries range from 1320 to 8800 yearly with retirement deductions.

United States Civil Service Commission Commission Washington Colorado Naval Navy Department Navy Yards

Economic policy remarks on price and producer returns

Ritter argues for restoring the high American standard of living by narrowing the gap between retail prices and producer returns. He emphasizes policy measures to align costs and earnings, urging steps to balance inflation and producer profitability.

Mr. Ritter

Mass Schedule at St. Henry's Church Rosebush

Rev. Gordon Grant presides at St. Henry's Church Rosebush on US-27 this Sunday at 8 30 a m Mass invites all.

ST. Henry’s Rosebush Gordon Grant

Sign cutting taught to border patrol recruits at Camp Chigas

El Paso reports border patrol recruits at Camp Chigas receive training in modern science and the ancient art of sign cutting. Inspector Love emphasizes reading tracks and marks as a critical, timely intelligence tool for patrolling land and water borders.

EL Paso United States Camp Chigas T. P. Love Love

Girls Tug of War in Mandalay Brings Rain The Six Day Belief

Burmese girls in Mandalay conducted a six day tug of war to induce rain before the Thingyan water festival. The ritual sought to avert ill luck from a drought, and on the sixth day a thunderstorm broke over the city after hours of prayer at pagodas.

Mandalay

New Dunkless Doughnut With Coffee Flavored Inside

Hartford bakers announce a pre dunked doughnut that is coffee flavored and leaves no drips on tablecloths or fingers. The pastry resembles a traditional old fashioned and aims to make breakfast simpler.

Hartford Conn

Ancient Babylonians First Used Coinage and Money

University of Chicago study shows money system began centuries before Christ in Babylon. Dr Waldo H Dubberstein of the Oriental Institute notes coinage and a monetary system were devised by Babylonians with lead copper silver and gold used for money in successive centuries.

Chicago University of Chicago Waldo H. Dubberstein School Oriental Institute

Tit a Successful Party Tuesday Night

Sixty five couples attended a dancing party at Mt. Vernon Grange Hall Tuesday evening hosted by the Baird Parents Club to raise funds for school band uniforms. The district’s band now totals nearly eighty pieces, with added uniforms needed. the board of education and other groups assist revamping existing attire. Jennings Archambault rented and donated the hall. Stanley Masten, Omer Parent, and Gene Wyman led the arrangements.

Mt. Vernon Grange Hall Baird Parents Club Board of Education Jennings Archambault Stanley Masten Omer Parent Gene. Wyman

State Board approves agricultural education classes for Farwell

The State Board of Control for Vocational Education approved programs for twenty nine Michigan cities on Monday. George H. Fern announced the measures including Benton Harbor Evening School adult classes in trade and industrial education and various adult and homemaking courses in several towns. A farm shop course was approved for Paw Paw and agricultural education for adults or part time students was approved in numerous communities.

Michigan State Board of Control George H. Fern Benton Harbor Ronteo and Holly Highland Park Decatur Perrington Alma Clio Clayton Fairgrove Farwell Grand Ledge Hemlock New Hudson North Branch Onsted Richland Sand Creek Three Rivers St. Johns Walled Lake Zeeland Chesaning Bronson Chelsea Clinton Dundee Lowell Saline Paw Paw

Leonard McJames Faces Fine and Jail for Drunk Driving

Leonard McJames of Wise township Isabella county was arrested Friday night and heard by Justice Kyle McKinnon in Clare Saturday. He was fined twenty five dollars and costs and sentenced to sixty days in Clare County jail with an extra thirty days if the fine is not paid. His companions William MeJames and Nile Bellows were released after paying court costs.

Leonard McJames Wise Township Isabella County Kyle McKinnon Clare Clare County MeJames William MeJames Nile Bellows

Message from Rabbi Wolsey on bereavement for Mrs Tasker

Rabbi Louis Wolsey sends heartfelt thanks to Winnie Tasker after a recent bereavement. He notes comfort from Clare friends and plans to visit Carrie Gray in Los Angeles next week, signing with sincere regards.

Mrs. Tasker Louis Wolsey Winnie Tasker Winnie Los Angeles Carrie Gray Louis

Returned Missionary and Husband Lead Loomis Gospel Mission Services

Rev. and Mrs. Frank Foster conduct services at the Loomis Gospel Mission this Thursday and Friday evenings. Mrs. Foster, a returned missionary from India, showed slides and will wear native costumes with a message. Curios from India will be offered and Rev. Foster will give a closing message. All are invited.

Loomis Gospel Mission Frank Foster

Bats Use Wing Sensors to Navigate Narrow Wires

An article notes bats have supersensitive sense organs in their wings enabling a blindfolded bat to fly through a room full of wires without touching them. The discovery highlights bats' remarkable navigation abilities beyond sight.

Natural History Ex- Plains

Crescent Moon positions explained for celestial predictions

The article notes that the crescent moon’s position results from the Sun Moon and Earth geometry and can be forecast in advance. It mentions George's Market open evenings and Sundays at 118 Hast Street Clare with Quality meats and groceries and contact phone 290.

Moon Earth

Card of Thanks for A D Hampton

Family expresses gratitude for acts of kindness during illness and death of A D Hampton. Thanks to floral volunteers pallbearers reverends Kleinhardt and Henderich singers and Clare County Road Commission for road plowing and sanding. Hampton family and relatives sign.

A. D. Hampton Kleinhardt Henderich Clare County Road Commission

Thank you note from Lyle Bond to Eagle church group

Lyle Bond offers heartfelt thanks to the Young People's Christian Endeavor Society of Eagle church for a fruit gift and to friends and neighbors who sent cards, gifts, magazines, and visits during hospital and home stays in Dover.

Young People’s Christian Endeavor Society of the Eagle Church University Hospital Dover Lyle Bond

Appreciation for kindness after illness and death

The family expresses sincere thanks for the many acts of kindness shown during the illness and passing of their brother and son. They especially acknowledge friends neighbors singers the Dohertys and Rev Albert Dawe along with Ms and Mrs Roy Joslin and family.

Dohertys Albert Dawe Roy Joslin

Thanking Friends for Kindness After Accident

Mrs. C. W. Nash expresses gratitude to friends for flowers cards and solicitations following her accident.

C. W. Nash

City Tax Collection Notice for Clare

Citizens State Bank will host tax collection every Wednesday and Friday afternoon until further notice. City of Clare treasurer Jessie Gibbs announces the arrangement and timeframe for payments.

Citizens State Bank Clare Jessie Gibbs

Michigan workers urged to register for defense production

The Michigan State Employment Service Office at Alma City Hall calls on workers to register for jobs in industries supporting national defense. Prompt registration with local office is advised to secure positions and training opportunities.

Michigan America Michigan State Employment Service Office City Hall Alma

Clare County Republican Convention Call 1941

The Clare County Republican Committee calls a convention of Republican electors to meet at Clare City Hall on February 18 1941 at ten in the fore noon. Delegates chosen in the September 1940 primary will attend. Delegates will elect six representatives to the State convention in Grand Rapids on February 28 1941. Donald B. Holbrook dated January 8 1941.

Clare County Michigan Republican Committee Clare Grand Rapids Donald B. Holbrook

Lake George Library Opens in New Location

The Lake George Library is now open facing the north end of Lake George avenue with daily hours from 4 PM to 4 PM except Saturdays. New books are arriving continually, under Librarian 1813 G. A. Silover.

Lake George Lake George Avenue G. A. Silover

Spring samples on display at Mrs Cour's home

Mrs Joseph Cour announces she has spring samples for her customers to view at her daughter Mrs Pearl Johnson's home on West Seventh Street. She cannot canvass the city and invites patrons to call at Mrs Johnson's day or evening.

Primary Election Cancelled in 1941 City Notice

The Primary Election scheduled for February 17 1941 has been cancelled by City Clerk Alex McKinnon. Voters are advised of the change and to await further instructions from city officials.

Alex McKinnon City Glerk

Primary Election Notice for Sheridan Township

To Sheridan Township voters there will be no primary election on February 17. Township Clerk Lewis B. Rutter confirms the change and provides official notice.

Lewis B. Rutter Guy Perry

Skin Lotion Made From Peanuts Notice

Short public notice to Surrey Township voters dated February 17 lists Guy Perry as clerk. The fragment mentions a peanut based skin lotion product, unclear whether related to the notice.

Community Meeting Schedule Highlights Local Clubs

A roundup of upcoming meetings includes Farwell Townsend Club every other Tuesday Clare Lodge No 333 meets Mondays at 830pm Hatton Townsend Club first and third Friday monthly Clare Common Council first and third Mondays Loomis Townsend first and third Fridays Elm Grove Townsend Club second and fourth Fridays Clara Rebekah Lodge Tuesdays 800pm Clare Chamber third Tuesday Ver non Help the Hostess February 19 American Legion Auxiliary first and third Mondays Farmers Union Local 143 first and third Wednesdays Clare Masonic Lodge second Tuesday Amer can Legion second and fourth Mondays Clare Isabella District Association Shepherd February 20 Meeting notice urges patrons to try classified line for results.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lansing Pattengill Junior High Boy Scouts A &P United States Civil Service Examination Washington, D.C Clare Post Office Constitution OF the Lincolna Kentucky Abraham Lincoln Adams Massachusetts Farm Joa Adams John Quincy Adams U.S State Board Sue THE James S. Bicknell Clare, Michigan Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation A. D Hampton and Family Floyd Garver Robert Tommy Arthur Philipps Norris Merle Loven Nevill Janet Neil A. J. Emerson Hampton Lake George Library Sheridan Township Surrey Township Farwell Townsend Club Clare Lodge No 1.C.C.F Hatton Townsend Club Clare Common Council Loomis Townsend Club Elm Grove Townsend Club Clara Rebekah Clare Chamber of Commerce Grant Townsend Club No. 1 Congregational Church OLS Help Vernon A. J. Archbold American Legion Auxiliary the Legion Rooms Grant Township Farmers Union Clare Masonic Lodge American Legion Clare-Isabella Rebekah Shepherd
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