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Clare Sentinel in Clare, Michigan

18 Feb 1944

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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1944

Page

6

Social notes from Clare and surrounding towns

A long list of weekend and weekday visits across Clare County. Frank Brown and others from Detroit, Mt. Pleasant, Flint, Harrison, and more visit relatives, attend parties, dine, or travel for family gatherings. Personal exchanges include guests at homes in Clare, Farwell, Beaverton, and nearby places.

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Migs Jean Hagelish Mt. Pleasant Doris Ramey Albert ‘Aube Percy Crane Flint Clair Stanley Clyde, Pifer Harrison Atty Ellis Bowler Durand W. EB. Bowler Nis Raymond Weeks Bill W. B. Neff Wm. Eber Belvil Wisconasin John Lamb Emeline Bingman Port Huron Levi Scott Mary Ann Collins Lansing Fred Turbush Alex McKinnon Farwell Raymond Tupper Flushing Frank Nash Carlyle Meek Diana Ewart Lloyd Edick Joe Buzzard John P. Goggin Battle Creek Emil Leis Jay Haring Sharon Chas. Haring Ford Harpster Grant Township Vernell Stillwagon Jesse Turner van Buren Arkansas Chas. Rieinhardt Jos Swain Eugene Swain Litte George Finch Wayne Grimm Whittemore Fred Zimmerman Minnie Eick Paul Zimmerman George Waltz Grand Rapids Dolores Donelda Waring Alfred Everett Pridmore Pontiac Ensign F. LaGoe Palm Beach Florida EB. W. Wilson LaGoe Bank Clare Gertrude Haines Detroit Arthur Sidam Sharon Dianne Wiliam Haines Edward Haines Windover Lake Harry Nowlan Henry Norman Harley Holt Frank Brown C. A. Perry Willard Bell Nelson Tiedeman Clyde Harris A. Perry Bay City Romayne Perry James E. Ryan Bernice Chariefour Haton Rapids Seeley Johnson Hugh Maxwell Corpus Christi Texas Will Reva Maxwell Doris Will Neithercut Jim John Neithercut Doris Gerow Keith Detwiler Clyde Allen C. A Ina Day Toronto Canada C. B. Neff J. A. Quintal H. S Knapp C. B. Garlinger Lake Odessa Robert Rogs Ionia Nathan Brown Hatton Chas. Whitlock Lee Coulter D. BE. Mater Coulter George Wisler Joyce Millard Fillmore Hope O. T. Fillmore Robert Archambault John House Grace Shepherd O. R. Huffman
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New Arrival Suelen Barnes Born at Central Michigan Community Hospital

First Officer and Mrs. K C Barnes rejoice over the birth of a daughter on February 16 at Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt Pleasant. The baby weighs seven and a half pounds and will be named Suelen.

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K. C. Barnes Central Michigan Community Hospital Mt. Pleasant Suelen
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Sell what you don't need Buy what you do need Clare Sentinel liners

Classified liners from Clare Sentinel promote trading or selling unused items and buying desired necessities with emphasis on practical swaps and local offers. The ad urges readers to clear clutter and acquire needed goods through community listings.

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Clare Sentinal
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Measles Control Rules Urged by Tri County Health Unit

The Tri County Health Unit outlines Michigan measles controls. It stresses exclusion of exposed uninfected children from school for fourteen days after first exposure and isolation for patients seven days from onset. Reports and placarding may be used for cases and suspects. Exposed adults may move freely. exposed children with prior measles may also move freely.

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Michigan
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Community Club and Lodge Meeting Schedule

Local clubs and lodges list their regular meeting days and times. Farwell Townsend and Loomis Townsend Clubs hold sessions on alternating weeks. Rebekah Lodges, O E S and American Legion posts meet weekly or monthly as noted. Public school groups and Boy Scouts also meet on specified evenings each month.

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Red Cross Herrick Unit Holds Pajama Project

The Herrick Red Cross met at Mrs. Leo Nixon's home in Clare on February 16 with fourteen ladies present. They are making men s pajamas and will meet next week at Mrs. Frank Lamphere s for an all day session with a pot luck dinner.

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Herrick Red Cross Clare Leo Nixon Frank Lamphere
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Surgical Dressing Unit mobilizes Red Cross effort at Stough home

Mrs. John Stough hosts a Red Cross group on Tuesday afternoon to make surgical dressings. The crew produced over four hundred dressings and issued a call for volunteers to give a few hours weekly to support the war effort.

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Red Cross John Stough
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Red Cross Unit Meets at The Colonyil la

The Colonyilla Red Cross Unit met with Mrs. Ivan Nevills on February 10 with ten members present. They made pillow tops and bed socks as the afternoon’s work and enjoyed refreshments. The group agreed to meet every two weeks.

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Colonyilla Red Cross Ivan Nevills
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Rest of Winter Meeting With Mabel Rutter

The note states the next meeting will be with Mabel Rutter on Thursday afternoon February 24, with Hilda Strouse serving as secretary.

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Mabel Rutter Hilda Strouse
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Red Cross Group Plans February Meeting After Pot Luck

The North Vernon Red Cross unit met at Mrs. John Stough’s home for a pot luck dinner and all day work session. Twelve members attended and completed essential tasks. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday February 24 with another pot luck dinner, and volunteers who can sew are encouraged to join and support the war effort at home.

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North Vernon
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Rationing at a Glance for Wartime Stamps and Inspections

Wartime ration details update stamp validity by book and item. Green stamps G H J Book 4 valid Jan 1 to Feb 20. K L M valid to Mar 20. Brown stamps V W X Book 3 valid through Feb 26. Y good to Mar 20. Tires inspection due dates by vehicle class. fuel oil sugar stamps and sugar stamp 40 valid Feb 1 to Feb 28, 1946. Gasoline Period 3 coupons valid through Mar 13. price reports and radio programs noted. Tin can salvage drive set for Clare on Mar 21 with shipments and curb collection.

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North Vernon Hutension Chis Hold Potluck Dinner

The North Vernon Hutension Chis met at Mrs. Arthur Thayer's home on February 9 for a noon potluck. Guests included Mrs. Maggie Morrison Mrs. Anna McConnell Mrs. William Housed Mrs. Theo Hoerach and others as Jenders gave an lesson on Wartime Point Saving Meals. The group plans to meet February 23 at Mrs. Hoersch’s home with Mrs. Glen Lloyd presenting Health.

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North Vernon
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Marshall Bonham Art Damoth Agency McKiwan Street Tri-County Health Unit Farwell Townsend Club Clara Rebekah O.E.S C.C.F. Lodge Farwell Rebekah Lodge No Clare Lodge No 1.C.C.F John E. Sparkel W.F.W Clare Common Council Clare Cub Pac The American Legion Auxiliary Farwell Boy Scout Troop No. 116 Loomis Townsend Club Grant Townsend Club No. 1 Grant Community Club Elim Grove Townsend Club Mt. Vernon Grangs Walter H. Larman American Legion Clare P.T.A. Club Clare Townsend Club No Archambault Hall Clare “Proop 125 Boy Scouts of America Wm.h.bicknell&co Clare, Michigan Herrick Colonville North Vernon Group North Vernon Club Umar
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