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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
4
The meeting confirmed Mrs Harold Fleming as Sunday School superintendent and empowered the music committee to repair the organ. The group voted a 25 dollar gift to the Atlanta Theological Seminary Foundation in Nashville Tennessee. After adjournment the Board of Trustees and the pastor met together.
The church auditorium will host a meeting to discuss proposed changes in its arrangement. Dinner arrangements are led by Mrs. Harold Watson, Mrs. Harold Fleming, and Mrs. Stuart Bicknell. Rev. Watson has appointed Andrew Irving as head usher with Carleton Garthe and Floyd Woodworth as ushers.
The article notes a sharp wartime demand for pulp and paper products, urging maximum efforts to boost pulpwood production. It cites a national decline in pulpwood output, down about three percent from the prior year to 1,082,000 cords, with imports at 108,000 cords.
A string of brief entertainments and anecdotes from midtown New York. A mother in a fifth floor hotel threatens self harm but is calmed by a blonde singer who performs to redirect her. Dale Roberts is identified as the performer. A Savoy Plaza bellboy delivers a radio to a conference suite, prompting a jokes about Roosevelt. Lauritz Melchior discusses a film title joke for a project at MGM. Igor Gorin's Statue of Liberty moment inspires Malotte’s Pledge of Allegiance setting. Victor Jory shifts from film to radio fame with many fan requests. Oscar Levant dodges a bet as two women try to draw words from him.
A humorous London column surveys common sayings and habits from pork in summer to slang for movies, greetings, and daily life. It notes phrases used by Londoners, reactions to accents, drinking terms, and a joke about Welsh Sunday customs.
Reverse lend-lease provided $66,400,000 in repairs fuel stores and services for American merchant ships in United Kingdom and British Colonies ports. Services are furnished without payment by the United States. estimates come from the War Shipping Administration to the British ministry of war transport.
Berkeley report shows California Indians increasingly merge with white Americans since the gold rush era. A University of California physiologist notes more than one in eight have relocated to predominantly white areas, driven by Depression era changes and wartime employment. few marry outside their race, but many Indian women wed non Indians and relocate to agriculture and industry centers.
In Oak Park NL a 12 year old, Jack James, discovers a radish that contains a five dollar gold piece. He pulled the radish for dinner and bit into it finding the coin embedded in the root. The find comes from his Victory garden in Radish Hills Bay area.
Local notices list Farwell Townsend Club meetings Chambers of Commerce events Farwell Rebekah Lodge Clare Rebekah and Clare Cub activities weekly lodge gatherings Boy Scout and civic group meetings Rubbish collection schedule city council meetings lodge advances and colonial era units Infantile paralysis benefit event at Clare city hall and various regular lodge and auxiliary sessions all dated with monthly patterns and days of week multiple organizations including O E S Grant Community Club and American Legion Auxiliary shown with recurring schedules and venues.
Clare Townsend Club No 2 meets on the second and fourth Friday evenings in Archambault hall. Clare P T A meets the third Monday at 8 o clock in the Home Ec room at the school. Clare Boy Scout Troop No 125 meets Mondays at 7 30 in the History room of the high school.
Mexican corn bread tortillas in one inch rounds require a government permit to be exported from Mexico.
The 1940 census shows one third of the nation’s population about 40,359,345 people and half the wealth within a 350 mile radius of New York City. It also indicates about 18,000,000 residents live within 150 miles of the city.
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