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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1941

Page

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Campaign Paralysis Drive Net Gains For Clare County

The 1941 infantile paralysis drive ended with the President's birthday ball raising funds to aid local efforts. County Chairman Mrs. Florence Gay led volunteers with CCC Camp Houghton Lake performers enhancing the event. Receipts totaled 224.67 with expenses 57.52, leaving 167.15, plus 60 percent of post office collections available to county victims through their doctors.

Florence Gay Francis Jackson Conrad Walker CCC Houghton Lake C.c.c City of Clare Hotel Doherty Andersonville Pepper Club Farwell K. of P. Lodge Farwell Woman's Club Townsend Club Bal Lake Lake George Clare High School Jfarwell Temple Clare County

College education not needed for Flying Cadet tests

Twenty nine of eighty four applicants passed the latest Flying Cadet educational exam at Selfridge Field Michigan achieving 84 14 percent passing. The Army Air Corps Reserve wings accept two years of college credits but emphasize health and age limits, 20 to 27 years. For more information contact the Army Recruiting Office Traverse City.

Selfridge Field Michigan Army Air Corps Reserve Army Recruiting Office Traverse City

Draft Board Closure Notice for February Twenty Second

The Local Board of Selective Service will close all day Saturday February 22 in observance of a birthday. W B Dunlop secretary notes the office closure and directs absence of assignments and inquiries.

Board of Selective Service Washington’ P W. B. Dunlop

Noted Novelist and Journalist to Speak on Air

On Thursday February 20 Birmingham Alabama hosts America’s Town Meeting of the Air focusing on economic and cultural differences between the North and South. Panelists include Erskine Caldwell Mark Ethridge and John Temple Graves II. The program airs 9:35 to 10:30 PM on NBC Blue Network with George V. Denny Jr. as moderator.

North South America Birmingham Alabama Erskine Caldwell Mark Ethridge Louisville Courier-Journal The Louisville Times Farm Tenancy Commission John Temple Graves II N.B.C George V. Denny, Jr

Clare County Rural Schools Stage Music Demonstration in Harrison

Clare county rural schools gathered in Harrison on February 12 to showcase the year's music program in three groups Primary grade songs upper grade songs and folk games or rhythm work Exhibitors included Windover Windmill Mann Siding Armal ee Gerow and many others with performances like Train Song Evening Song and Harmonica Band plus dances and games such as Virginia Reel and Redding.

Clare County Harrison Windover Helena Vander- Woude Windmill Mann Siding Armalee Gerow Young Jasons aAimble Helen Campbell Mill Wheel Robbins Minnie Keith Cuckoo Redding Unit Clarabelle Harper Norway Carlson Myers McGilvery Austa Tacoma Allen Mitchell Dinah Lincoln Edith Laidlow Freeman Helena VanderWoude Armalee Kinderpolka Redding Pauline Drake Virginia Davis School

Boy at Local School Breaks Arm in Recess Incident

Robert Samborn thirteen year old sixth grade student in this city fractured both bones of his left arm just below the elbow during recess on Wednesday morning. He was taken to Doctors Sanford where the fracture was set. He fell from an icy slide while playing and is now recovering nicely.

Robert Everett Samborn Doctors F. C B. J. Sanford

Mrs Della Clute Escapes Serious Injury In Collision

Mrs Della Clute of this city was in a traffic accident near Forest Hill while starting a trip to Florida. Her car skidded on ice while passing a truck pushing another car and was badly wrecked. She escaped serious injury and left for Florida on Thursday with Mr and Mrs William E Bowler.

Della Clute Forest Hill Florida

Chicken Supper Planned at I. C. C. F. Hall

A chicken supper by the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will be held at I. C. C. F. Hall on Wednesday February 26. Serving begins at six with menu including chicken mashed potatoes biscuit gibbed plumage salad pickles pie and coffee. Per plate price 86c children 20c. A party will follow the supper.

I. C. C. F. Hall Oddfellows and Rebekahs

Rev A D Telder resigns Clare Baptist pastorate

Rev A D Telder resigns from Clare Baptist church and Dover Tabernacle to take effect May 1 1941 with a leave of absence from February 24 1941 to pursue wider missionary work in Florida and southern fields. He thanks supporters and invites farewell at Clare Baptist Church with services Sunday at 10:00 am and 7:30 pm. pulpit to be supplied by Northern Michigan Evangelistic Association Clinton Hill Bay City during leave.

A. D. Telder Clare Baptist Church Dover Tabernacle Clare County Florida Southland Clare Northern

Laymen's Day Observed At Local Methodist Church

Laymen from the local Methodist church lead Sunday worship with Theo Wallington in charge. Donald Holbrook Neal Sowle speak. Dale Kennedy conducts choir with Keith Hunter on organ. A fellowship dinner follows at 1 30 PM. Lay leaders Arthur Damoth and Donald Holbrook coordinate. Winners to be entertained by the losers.

Theo Wallington Donald Holbrook Neal Sowle Dale Kennedy Keith Hunter Arthur Damoth

Roy Feighner celebrates 30 years at the Sentinel

Roy Feighner marked thirty years of continuous service as a printer at the Sentinel. He began on February 22 thirty years ago and has produced more than 1,500 weekly issues, after earlier stints in Midland and Saginaw.

Roy Feighner Sentinel George Washington The Roy Midland Saginaw

Bank Closed Saturday In Observance Of Washington's Birthday

The Citizens State Bank will remain closed all day Saturday February 22 in observance of Washington's birthday. Businessmen are advised to obtain sufficient change for weekend business before the bank closes this afternoon.

Citizens State Bank Washington

Sheridan township aiding mattress material program applications

The Committee of Sheridan township will be at the town hall all day Tuesday February 25 to assist in making applications for the mattress material program. R. B. McBride.

Sheridan Township McBride

Bay City Builders Show Opens March 1 At Armory

The seventh Bay City Builders Show will run March 1 to March 3 in the Armory building. Last year more than 20 000 visitors attended from 100 miles away. The exhibit features all new building and appliance products with daily cooking school sessions and evening entertainments. The color scheme for 19 will be red white and blue.

Bay City Armory

County Guidance Institute Held at Farwell High School

Clare County hosts a guidance institute at Farwell High School on Thursday February 27. Commissioner of Schools Helen D Hether chairs with county teachers and educators assisting. Dr Clifford E Erickson of Northwestern University known for school guidance will speak in the afternoon. The full program appears on this week's Sentinel.

Clare County Guidance Institute Farwell High School Helen D. Hether Clifford E. Erickson Northwestern University Hamlin

Stanleys Reappointed to Lead Clare County Infirmary

Mr and Mrs Clair Stanley were named Superintendent and Matron of the Clare County Infirmary for another year by the Clare County Social Welfare Board in Harrison on Tuesday This marks the tenth year of their leadership and follows nine years of service, reflecting the board and county regard for their work.

Clair Stanley Clare County Infirmary Clare County Social Welfare Board Harrison Stanleys Welfare Board Genera

Courtship and Marriage Lent Sermon Theme at St Henrys

The Lent sermon series at St Henrys Catholic Church Rosebush US-27 centers on Courtship and Marriage. Services begin eight PM on Friday February 28 following Ash Wednesday and continue weekly at the same time until the week before Easter. Reverend Gordon Grant invites the public to attend.

St. Henry's Church Rosebush Gordon Grant

Rev Rudolph Roth Bay City Pastor Dies in Florida

Rev Rudolph Roth pastor of the First Congregational church in Bay City died in a Jacksonville hospital after a relapse from illness while recuperating in Florida. Funeral services will be held at the First Congregational church in Bay City Saturday at 2 30 in the afternoon with Rev and Mrs Albert Dawe expected to attend.

Rudolph Roth Congregational Church Bay City Albert Dawe First Congregational Church Jacksonville Florida Roth Dawe Flrst

License Plates Now At Art Damothi Agency Clare

Residents urged to renew or obtain license plates at the Art Damothi Agency in Clare to avoid last minute lines during peak rush. Local officials emphasize quick service and compliant paperwork.

Art Damothi Agency Clare Bote

Orin W Kaye Jr to Speak At City Hall Tuesday Night

Orin W Kaye Jr a foreign war correspondent and commentator will address a joint meeting of the Glaze Chamber of Commerce and Kiwanis Club at Clare city hall auditorium next Tuesday evening February 25. He will discuss his Paris experiences during the Nazi invasion and the weeks after. A quartet will provide music and tickets are urged to be bought in advance through Stuart Bicknell at Citizens State Bank to assure seating.

Glaze Chamber of Commerce Kiwanis Club Clare City Hall Orin W. Kaye, Jr Kaye Paris Stuart Bicknell Citizens State Bank

Red Cross Seeks Township War Relief Sewing Chairmen

Red Cross calls for more leaders to supervise war relief sewing across sixteen county townships. Current chairmen include Mrs. Edith Burns Freeman Lake Garfield Miss Rose Luce Surrey Mrs. Vic Finch Mrs. Madge Lamb Harrison Miss Ivah Emery. Mrs. Lamb urges volunteers to join, as the quota is met and material will arrive soon.

Red Cross Freeman Edith Burns Garfield Gertrude Scott Community Club of Lake Lincoln Rose Luce Surrey Vic Finch Madge Lamb Harrison Jessie Gleason Ivah Emery Lamb

Stuart Bicknell Elected Chairman of Church Board

The Congregational church trustees met in the Citizens State Bank directors room with all members present except L B Mcculloch. Stuart Bicknell was elected Chairman of the Board. They discussed revising the subscription list and a forthcoming budget drive and considered a new heating system for the church auditorium.

The Congregational Church Citizen's State Bank L. B. McCulloch Stuart Bicknell

Sons of Legion District Meeting at City Hall

The Sons of the American Legion invite all Legionnaires and Auxiliary members to a district meeting at City Hall this Sunday February 23 at 12 30 PM. Attendees urged to attend and participate.

Sons OF Legion Sons of the American Legion

No Rural Delivery Saturday Due to Washington's Birthday

Because February 22 falls on a Saturday the post office will operate 7:00 a m to 6:00 p m with morning city mail and parcel post delivery, but there will be no rural mail delivery in conformity with postal regulations.

Washington City

Pancake Supper at Clare Methodist Church

Clare Methodist Church hosts a pancake supper in the church parlors on Friday February 28 at 5 30 until all are served. Menu includes sausage coffee apple sauce syrup fried cakes and all you can eat priced at 25e.

Clare Methodist Church Farmer Peet's

Wyman Douglas High Scorers in Bridge Tourney

The bridge tourney at Hotel Doherty enters its fifth round as Forsberg Adams hold the lead. Wyman Douglas posted the day high with 11 680, with Bayes Haley 11 330 and Johnson Green 10 210 among top six.

Doherty Forsberg- Adams Wyman-Douglas Wyman Douglas Bayes Haley Johnson Green Anderson Wehrly Forsberg Adams H. L. Doherty Johnston P. Johnson Jackson Stanfield

Legionnaires urged to register for national defense duties

Michigan State Employment Service calls unemployed veterans to register with the fifty state offices. National Legion Commander Milo J. Warner sets February 22 as jump off day to gather questionnaire data for potential national emergencies. Officials note over 8,000 veterans already registered and anticipate rising placements in private industry as defense demand grows.

American Legion Michigan National Legion Milo J. Warner Michigan State Employment Service State I. National Warner Kansas City Missouri Legion National Defense

Benefit Dance at Mt. Vernon Grange

Mt. Vernon Grange hosts a benefit dance Friday February 27 with good music. Admission 35 cents per person or per couple.

Mt. Vernon Grange

J H Stinchcombe Dies Sudden at Farwell Home

James H Stinchcombe aged 69 died of a heart attack at his Farwell home while seated with a newspaper. He was born in Otterville Ontario and lived in Farwell most of his life marrying Alice Ritchie in 1897. Survived by wife, three children, two grandchildren, two brothers and three sisters. Funeral held at the Methodist church with burial in Surrey Township cemetery.

Farwell James H. Stinchcombe James Harvey Stinchcombe James Eunice Stinchcombe Decemer Otterville Ontario Canada Michigan Alice Jane Ritchie Vern Handley Lester Farland Whitledge Detroit Los Don Stinchcombe Alice Jane Whitledge Charles Mt. Pleasant Ernegg Toledo Ohio Simeon Pierce Clio John Henry Scott Horn Jim Surrey Towme Ship Albert Dawe Clare Russell Thurston

Our Uncle Jim Poem by Francis D. Thomas

A nostalgic poem honors Uncle Jim who brought smiles and hearty handshakes to family. The piece notes his passing to the land above, and how his cheerful spirit and resilient outlook taught joy despite hardships. Dated February 17, 1941 by the nephew.

Jim Francis D. Thomas Jing

Russell Koch Promoted to Corporal at Selfridge Field

Army Air Corps orders publish the promotion of Private Firat Claire Russell A Koch Jr son of Josie Koch of Clare to Corporal. He is assigned to Ha Ha Squadron 8th Air Base Group GHQ Air Force. He enlisted in August 1939.

Russell Koch Army Air Corps Selfridge Field Special Army Air Corps Firat Claire Russell A. Koch, Jr Josie Koch Clare Koch Ha & Ha 8Rd Air Base Group GHQ Air Force Air Corps

Penny Supper at Clare Townsend Club No 2

The Clare Townsend Club No 2 announces a penny supper and party on Friday evening February 27. The event begins at 5 30 with Etta Howard serving as secretary.

Clare Townsend Club Etta Howard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Samborn Gabbe Theo. Wallington ST. Henry’s Catholic Church Board OF Classification OF Legionnaires For National Defense Legionnaires J. H. Stinchcombe Sues Combs Our
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