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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1945

Page

8

Emily E Howell Weds Jacob L Colmus In Single Ring Ceremony

Emily E Howell and Jacob L Colmus of Fatwell united in marriage Friday January 26 at 8 00 pm in the home of Rev Chas Rieinhardt. They were attended by Mrs John Coulter of Clare. The couple will reside on the Colmus farm in Grant township.

Bizet Clare Jacob L. Colmus Fatwell Water United Chas. Rieinhardt John Coulter Colmys Grant Township

Clare PTA February meeting at Clare High School

Fifty members of Clare P T A met in the Home Economics room for the February gathering. President Mrs Wallace Johnson opened the meeting, with minutes by Mrs Clayton Neff approved and Royal Akins reporting a satisfactory treasurer’s account including proceeds from Janie.

Clare P.T.A Clare High School Wallace Johnson Clayton Neff Royal Akins Janie Akins Clare Community Council Clare Johnson Mt. Pleasant R. J. Fuwate Kenneth Borrer James Gillespie Clare City Earl Ruby Harold Loomis Donald Reynolds John Rodabaugh Frank Nash Norman Waggoner Harold Jones John Roda- Baugh

Clare school program showcases student activities at March meeting

At the Clare school event Mrs. Willard Bicknell chaired a March meeting program highlighting student activities. Jeannette Aube explained home room operations while Harvey Hartshorn led the Senior High Student Council and Tom Burdo reported on the Junior High council. Various group reports followed, with Glee Club tickets urged for April 6 and a closing singalong by Sally Gillespie. Refreshments were provided by a parent committee.

Willard Bickhell Righ Madelens Houmas Up ‘Gaeuh Hcipal Clare Hot Sti Ee Witn Jeannette Aube Harvey Hartsho F.F.A N. K. Waggoner Sally Gillespie Doris Gerow Kenneth Borrer R. J. Fugate W. N. Byers Stuart Bicknell Theo. G. Bowler

King's Daughters Meet at Robinette Home Wednesday

The Baptist King's Daughters Society met at Mrs. Coe Robinette's home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Earle Redman, vice president, opened the meeting with singing and prayer. The session included scripture from Romans 8 28 a poem and a musical verse. A committee was formed to coordinate with the Hospital Auxiliary Unit committee.

Baptist King’s Daughters Society Coe Robinette Earle Redman Olin Banghart Robert Ryan Dee Robinette Roy Kinsey

Clare City Library Event Notes Reschedule Local Mission Luncheon

A fragment notes a February meeting at Rantoul Gospel Center in Rantoul. It mentions a February missionary and birthday luncheon organized by the Clare City Library for a unit.

Clare City Rantoul Gospel Center Rantoul, Sinais

Greenwood Grange Welcomes Ten New Members

Greenwood Grange accepted ten young people for membership after an engaging Tuesday evening program starring Daisy Bilingold. An auditing committee of Norman Shimmell Gertrude Conn and Henry Heintz will meet February 27 to audit the Grange books. The next meeting is March 6 at Greenwood town hall with all members urged to attend.

Greenwood Grange Daisy Grange Norman Shimmell Gertrude Conn Henry Heintz Imieet Verne ‘Woodin Greenwood Town Hall

Clara Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting With Plans For Auxiliary Unit

About thirty members met in their hall with Mrs. Eva Schlafley presiding. Applications read with balloting next Tuesday. Soldiers prayer by Mrs. Carrie Green. Plans for a Clare Hospital Auxiliary Unit presented by Mrs. Fannie Schultz. Delegates elected for District meeting at Farwell on April 13. Special party and pot luck lunch planned for next Tuesday. Legion dinner proceeds reported by Mrs. Lehr. Initiation set for March 6.

Clara Mona Wilkinson Farwell

Theta Rho Girls Club Holds Meeting Despite Storm

Despite bad weather the Theta Rho Girls Club met in the 1.6.0.1 hall with Elva Lea McIntosh presiding. Waldeen Henderson outlined Red Cross service ideas and upcoming projects. Members planned Easter card donations to Percy Jones Hospital and a scrapbook, with next meeting set for March 7.

Theta Rho Hall Elva Lea McIntosh Eliabeth McIntosh Waldeen Henderson Red Cross Percy Jones Hospital

Temple Mrs Carl Miller Treated At Mt Pleasant Hospital

Mrs Carl Miller was admitted to Mt Pleasant Hospital Friday night and underwent surgery Saturday morning. Mrs Roy Ashcraft and son Charles attended the Harrison basketball game. Floyd Holford and family of Saginaw visited his parents. Merlin Chamberlain, coastguardsman, arrived Tuesday to visit his parents. Nita Morrow and Mrs Guisie Besaw visited Clare on Wednesday. Temple was well represented at the Rod and Gun Club fish supper Friday. Mrs RF Minter visited Mrs Roy Myers and Dorothy Simpson visited Nita Morrow. Charles Ashcraft Langston and son Bud with Mr Strouse and Harold Yost went to Mt Pleasant Wednesday night for basketball. Dow Chemical and Central Michigan games referenced.

Carl Miller Mt. Pleasant Hospital Roy Ashcraft Charles Harrison Floyd Holford Saginaw Roy ‘Holford Merlin Chamberlain Mayd Chamberlain Dedzi

Retiring Heavy Wool Draperies for Summer Use

A note explains replacing heavy wool draperies with cotton arrangements to save the wool for future cold seasons, preserving fabric for extended use.

Lt Eugene Maxwelts Homecoming From Austin

Lt Eugene L Maxwelts arrival home Friday from Austin Texas marked a furlough spent with his parents Mr and Mrs John Register, along with friends Patty and Clave. The note lists his new address and unit details at Gowen Field Boise Idaho.

Eugene Maxwell Eugene L. Maxwell Hlbga Gowen Field Boise, Idaho John Re Hall Austin Texas Johney Gister Patty Clave

Fort Sumner Visitor Spends Week with Tupper Family

S/Sgt. Upton Tupper and Mrs. Tupper of Fort Sumner New Mexico stayed with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harl Tupper and family from Wednesday to Sunday night last week.

Upton Tupper Tupper Fort Sumner New Mexico Harl Tupper

Warren White Returns on Two Week Furlough

Warren White from Camp Maxey Texas arrived Thursday of last week for a two weeks furlough with his wife in Clare joining his parents Mr and Mrs A B White of Lake George.

Warren White Camp Maxey Texas Clare A. B. White Lake George

Air Medal Awarded to Lt Maxwell in England

Mrs. Claire Maxwell received a package last week for her husband 1st Lt B C Maxwell containing the Air Medal with two oak leaf clusters. The decorations were earned in England where he serves with a Troop Carrier group.

Claire Maxwell B. C. Maxwell England

Private James S. Chapman Arrives at Keesler Field for AAP Tests

Pvt. James S. Chapman of Clare Michigan has arrived at Keesler Field Mississippi to undergo medical and psychological testing at the AAP Training Command unit. The results will determine his suitability for pre aviation cadet pilot bombardier or navigator training. Upon completion of processing he will move to the appropriate Army Air Forces station to begin air crew training.

James S. Chapman Keesler Field Miss James 8. Chapman L. W. Chapman 7Th St. Clare Mich AAP Training Command Station Pvt Chapman Army Air Forces Training Command Station

Rationing At A Glance Summary Of Wartime Stamps And Rules

Wartime ration details cover meat cheese butter fats canned goods sugar shoes gasoline tires and salvage. Stamp validity spans from December through spring deadlines with ten point values for most items and five points for sugar. Notices include required book numbers and inspection reminders for tires and vehicles. Local salvage collections occur monthly in Clare.

Serviceman Miller Receives Combat Infantryman's Badge

Tech Sergeant Oren E Miller of Glare Michigan earned the Combat Infantryman Badge for nineteen months overseas in the Pacific Theatre. He served as a platoon sergeant in a rifle company of a veteran infantry division and saw action against Japanese forces in the Himalayas Moluca area. He joined the service in April 1942 after farming, trained at Camp Forrest Tennessee, and was an active outdoorsman before enlistment.

Tech Oren E. Miller Moluccas Oren EB. Miller Glare Michigan Pacific Miller Hivisiom Molecas Forrest Tenn

Commendation for Gerald L. Shaw in Shore Battalion service

Gerald L. Shaw of Clare listed as Signal Section, Headquarters Company, Shore Battalion, 83rd Engineer Boat and Shore Regiment receives high praise for excellent performance in setting up and maintaining communications during M1 operations. Despite intense artillery and mortar fire his conduct aided mission success and earned recognition from Lt. Col. Dewitt L. McLallen.

Gerald L. Shaw Lula Shaw Clare 83Rd Engineer Boat and Dewitt L. McLallen 5383Rd Eb&sr

Liberator unit garners 200 mission citation in England

Cpl Patrick J Walters of Clare Michigan serves as dope and fabric specialist with the 392nd Bombardment Group based in England. The unit received a citation for distinguished and exceptionally outstanding performance of duty on 200 missions over Germany and occupied territories.

Patrick J. Walters England Patrick J Walters Clare Michigan 392Nd Bombardment Group Lorin L. Johnson Payson Utah William J. Kepner Second Bombardment Division 852Nd Germany Berlin Gotha Politz Bremen Hamburg France Norway Holland Belgium Poland

Paxton Receives Doolittle Commendation for 357th Group

Private First Class Douglas J. Paxton of Clare Michigan earned a Keep em Flying commendation from Lieutenant General James H. Doolittle for aiding the 357th Fighter Group based in England. The unit, led by Colonel Irwin H. Dreene, set Luftwaffe fighter records by downing 5614 interceptors in air and one on the ground in a single day near Berlin. Paxton, a clerk in a service squadron, distributed belly tanks essential for long range combat. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Dewey Paxton and joined the service in December 1942.

Douglas J. Paxton Eighth Air Force England East 4Th Street Clare Michigan James H. Doolittle 357Th Berlin Paxton Irwin H. Dreene Viroqua Wisc Pfe. Paxton Dewey Paxton Armed Forces

Private Shaver Receives Combat Infantryman Badge

Pfc Ronald D Shaver son of Mrs Ruby F Shaver Routède Michigan served with the 39th Infantry Regiment of the 100th Infantry Division Seventh Army in France He was awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge As a member of the South Division under Major General Withers A Burress the unit trained in the Carolinas and Louisiana and paraded in New York City during Infantry Day 1944 while the War Department selected the 100th Division as first organization for advancing infantry capabilities.

Ronald D. Shaver Seventh Army France Ruby F. Shaver Clare Michigan Alexander M. Patch Andrtiex Khotior War’ Department Organg

160th Division Presents Expert Infantryman Bridge Token

The 160th Division activated November 15, 1942 at Fort Jackson South Carolina and its personnel represent every state in the union as it presents the Expert Infantryman Bridge to a member.

Planes Carry Prohibited Plant Material At U S Ports

About 25 percent of 13,938 planes arriving at 23 ports of entry last year from foreign countries carried prohibited plant material. There were 681 actual interceptions of insects and plant diseases.

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