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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1945
Page
6
The death angel took Angie Sanders on Sunday after months of illness. A long time resident of Arthur Township she lived there for about forty five years. Her obituary will be published next week.
Mr and Mrs Cedric Skeels lost their home and contents to a blaze last Monday. The Skeels father resides with them and is visiting in Detroit. He has lived there over forty years. The community extends sympathy and they are staying with Dick Matthews. Mrs Anna Adeblue near Sagina w General Hospital after a serious operation last Wednesday. Last reports say she is improving. her daughter in law Mrs Chas Manwaring cared for her and returned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hold Dady spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mayhew. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Manwaring of Otter Lake returned home Thursday after visiting his mother Mrs. Chas Adeblue. Lawrence Mayhew helped Edad Schieman with the hay baler.
Mrs Bud Dunkle returned home Thursday after assisting Mrs Merrill MecQuiston of Harrison with their new born son. Mr and Mrs Ralph Cowles were guests of the Austin Dunkles Saturday evening. Sympathy extends to the Wiggins family of Farwell. Austin Dunkle and family visited Merrill McQuiston in Harrison Thursday afternoon. A fine Sunday School attendance plus an invitation to all young people for future activities.
Nancy Tumor and a Brown re quarantine for one week show local health concerns. Marguerite Brown recovers from scarlet fever while Don Brown Jr and Johnny Sullivan visit Flint relatives. Wedding bells ring, Belle Wheaton and son Bob visit relatives as Mr Harns recovers from surgery in Flint.
Windover Lake Mr and Mrs Beach from the hotel shopped in Clare Friday. A B Vani Horn of Mt Pleasant was at his farm last week Thursday. Pvt Darrell Weage left Friday for Fort Meade MD, escorted by his parents to Detroit. S Harris made a Clare business call last week. Doris Goodrich returned home from Cadillac hospital after a tonsillectomy. Bill Blain was a Marion caller last Saturday.
Furloughing Pvt. Walter Dingman visits with wife and family in Temple. Mrs. Roy Ashcraft travels to Harrison. Thurman Swarts and family visit Roy Holford home. E Niesewender visits Myers home. Senior Haskin returns to Flint after months with Harle Haskin and Carl Miller families. Harney family mourns death of mother. Mr. Harney travels to Nowata Oklahoma. Ralph Harper guests of Emma Scribner in Mt. Pleasant. Earle W Haskell visits Ann Arbor and Jackson on business. Mrs. Roy Myers and Norman in Clare. Elmer Mull makes a Farwell call.
Catherine M. Kube, an eighteen year old Farwell senior, is highlighted amid a school update. The piece covers student hobbies, family, and a Carnival Queen title, alongside basketball results for Farwell Junior High and academic notes from seventh to fourth grades including spelling, geography, and class activities.
The eighth grade notes basketball wins over Clare 28 to 17 and lists perfect spelling scorers including Eugene Glass and Virginia Graham. Sophomores report Lucile Phipps returning from mumps illness and band members performed at a Tuesday assembly. Class rankings highlight top third students such as Jeannetta Rube and Jan Bicknell.
The semester report lists students earning all B grades or higher. Patsy Irwin leads with an all A average in five subjects. Freshmen head with the most honorees: Shirley Artibee through Florence White. Seniors and Juniors follow with multiple honorees. Sophomores Jo Ann Davis and others join with all B’s or better.
The T W H Club sponsors a mid winter party this Friday February 16 in the Clare High gym. Committees include decorations entertainment tickets and advertising refreshments with named chairs. The canteen theme honors Clare High teams and graduates serving in the armed forces.
Senior boys beat Sophomore boys 17 to 7 as wards Mel Rutter and Bob Moline led the lineup with Bill Hawkins at center. Juniors girls fell 10 to 9 to Freshmen with Ila Sutton and Norma Six leading for the Juniors and Bernice Ackerman and Kathleen Sheredy atop the Freshmen.
A simple two pounds per gallon paint mix is touted as a sturdy exterior for farm outbuildings. The colors offered are green red brown and grey and the formulation is advertised as both protective and appealing.
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