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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1942

Page

12

Disguise and Secrets Loom in Arctic Camp

Harcourt discovers Janice Trent sleeping in the Lamp sisters cabin, her disguise as a boy masked by a distant wedding scandal. Martha Lamp and the secretary plan to protect her while plotting how to handle Hale, a demoted engineer, amid camp tensions and the Bride Disappears headline surfacing from a mailed newspaper.

Harcourt Dominic Lamp Sisters Hale Tubby Millicent Hale Grant New York Janice Trent Paxton Martha Lamp Mary Martha Bruce Harcourt Bride Janice

Christmas Cottage Visits Around Lake George

Mr and Mrs Howard Anderson of Saginaw spent Christmas at their Lake George cottage. Mr and Mrs B G Cripps of Flint celebrated Christmas there and stayed over. Ray Brace was home from Lansing for Christmas. Frank Luce visited Owosso then returned to Lake George. Mel Quamme of Owosso hunted rabbits with a friend over Christmas. Basil Baker from Lansing came for the weekend. Alva Dexter of Pontiac and John Dexter spent the weekend together. Cliff Hunt of Grand Ledge stayed a few days to hunt rabbits. Morris Jordan of Lansing hunted rabbits Saturday and Sunday. The James Levi and Vincent Levi families of Saginaw spent the weekend at their Lake George cottage. Spencer Hill returned to Lake George after Mt. Pleasant work. Raymond McGiveron of Haslett spent a week at Bill McGiveron’s Shingle Lake cottage. Clare Luce and Stan Hergenroeder returned to Owosso Sunday night after a weekend visit.

Howard Anderson Saginaw Lake George B. G. Cripps Flint Ray Brace Lansing Frank Luce Owosso Mel Quamme Qwosso Basil Baker Alva Dexter Pontiac John Dexter Cliff Hunt Grand Ledge Morris Jordan James Levi Vincent Levi Spencer Hill Mt. Pleasant Raymond McGiveron Haslett Bill McGiveron Clare Luce Stan Hergenroeder O Vosso

Blaze Destroys Barlow Farm House In Morning Fire

An early morning blaze from a gasoline lantern destroyed the Barlow farm house on Windover Lake Sunday. Tom Barlow and his oldest son were severely burned. Friends from Detroit aided but nothing could be saved. Other locals include Esther Harris visiting, Kenneth Benchley from Detroit staying over Christmas, and Chipman family recovering from a recent auto crash. Pvt. Kenneth Weage returns from Indiantown Gap for a 10 day furlough.

Barlow Tom Barlow Detroit Mir

Clare Sentinel Liner Ready for SHU-Try Next Week

A Clare Sentinel liner is prepared for SHU-Try next week. Details on timing venue and participating teams are to follow in local notices.

Clare Sentinel

Adla Tablets Advertised By Local Drug Store

Battered by aging digestion slows after 50, the ad urges adults to try Adla tablets for fullness and heartburn relief. Your druggist at HConomy Drug Store stocks them for relief after meals and evenings of discomfort.

Hconomy Drug Store

Isabella Dairymen Meet at Rosebush to Beat the Japs

Isabella county dairymen gather for defense meetings with Michigan State College Dairy Extension to improve feeding. J G Hayes to lead a Rosebush town hall session January 7 at 8 p.m. and other events cover livestock marketing January 6, poultry production January 8, plus scrap iron and paper drives for war effort.

Rosebush Isabella County Michigan State College Dairy Extension Department J. G. Hayes Rosebush Town Hall Michigan Central Michigan College of Education Michigan Livestock Exchange Services Michigan Livestock Exchange John O’mealey D. PF Stark Livestock Exchange Shepherd High School Blanchard High School J.M. Moore

Egg sales slump worries farmers amid defense food push

Reports from the southwest county and Mt Pleasant indicate egg producers cannot sell their stock. Producers find the situation odd as government agencies urge more farm production and the slogan More Food for Defense echoes the need for eggs among other products.

Mt. Pleasant Rosebush Mt. Pleaaant

Defense Savings Stamps Offered in Payroll Plan

The payroll allotment plan under the Defense Savings Program lets employees save regularly without compulsion as they may drop out anytime. Stamps are sold at post offices banks savings and loan associations many stores and retailers with a sign Defense Savings Stamps on Sale Here.

Defense Savings Defense

Physics in Defense highlights on WEAR radio schedule

Michigan State College broadcasts from WEAR detail a series titled Physics in Defense based in the physics department. Daily timetables list programs from January including Why the Weather and Nutrition in Defense with a variety of Farm News and cultural segments.

Wear Michigan State College K.C Reading Circle State Grange Life For Wildlife Nutrition Community In Action Paculty Homemaker Michigan Department of Health

Local Families Share Holiday Visits Across Counties

Rural residents Mr. and Mrs. Prick and children from Caro joined Mr. and Mrs. J. Murdoch for several days this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. Frisbey and son from Dryden visited L. Frisbey and family for Christmas. S. Butterfield of Parnell called on L. Frisbey. F. Seigel and two daughters visited Ambrosier. F. Littlefield and wife departed for Ft. Wayne to see Layle and his wife, with a Detroit stop on the return trip.

Milo Schumway J. Murdoch Farnsworth White House Ohio C. Thayer Alma Mor

Fortifications at West Point Built by Kosciuszko

Thaddeus Kosciusko, a Polish military engineer, designed the first fortifications of West Point. A new orchard spray reduced apple drop by 69 to 90 percent in treated trees.

West Point Thaddeus Kosciusko

Irish Can Salmon Pioneered in Cork 1845

The article asserts that Irish workers in Cork, Ireland, first can salmon around 1845 by making the can to fit the fish rather than trimming the fish to fit. This claims a notable early food packaging approach attributed to Irish industry.

Cork Ireland

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