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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1944

Page

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One 1944 Michigan license plate issued for cars

1944 license plates go on sale at Secretary of State branches in Clare and Harrison. Only one plate is used this year, attach to rear. front plates not displayed. Michigan requires new plates for residents or those establishing residence, with a 90 day exemption misinterpreted by some.

Secretary of State Art Damoth Insurance Agency Clare Harrison Lansing Michigan Herman H. Dignan Dignan Missouri Department of State

Clare Cubs Meet at Clare High School

The Clare Cub Scouts resumed meetings at Clare High School on Wednesday evening with H A Garen as the new Cub Master and Donald Richardson as assistant. Twenty eight boys attended as the group formed three dens led by Den Chiefs Chick Burdo Douglas Fleming and Herbert Byers. A pledge of allegiance opened the gathering and plans for the year were outlined. Regular pack meetings will be the first Wednesday each month with weekly den meetings in the afternoons.

Cub Scouts of Clare Clare High School H. A. Garen Donald Richardson John Rodabaugh Chick Burdo Douglas Fleming Herbert Byers Mr. Garen Den Dens

Bates Attends National Athletic Event

Superintendent Austin F. Bates, Michigan High School Athletic Association Representative Council member, was elected to represent the group at the National Federation of Athletic Associations meeting in Chicago January 6 and 7. He has represented northern Michigan class G and D schools for eight years and left Wednesday with State Director Julian Smith for the national meeting.

Austin F. Bates Michigan High School Athletic Association National Federation of Athletic Associations Chicago Bates Michigan Julian Smith Lansing

Farmers Week at Michigan State February 1 3

The 28th annual Farmers Week at Michigan State College runs February 1 to 4 with 104 events. About 3,000 soldiers and 3,000 students are on campus as state associations meet. Highlights include lectures by Floyd Reeves and Lewis Bromfield, plus various breed, farm, and extension sessions focused on wartime production and postwar plans.

Michigan State College E.L. Anthony R. W. Tenny Floyd W. Reeves U. of Chicago Mark W. Clark Fifth Army Lewis Bromfield Lucas Ohio State Crop Improvement Association Michigan Dairy Goat Association Michigan State Grange H. P. Rusk U. of Mino Demaree Bess Michigan Essential Oil Growers’ Association

Poultry Meeting at Colonville Next Monday Evening

Colonville school hosts a poultry meeting Monday evening January 10 at 8 00 to discuss poultry production issues. County Agent Paul Gibson and Otto W Pino of Clare High School will lead questions on profitability chick sources best grade stock laying flock culling and future meetings.

Colonville School Paul Gibson Otto W. Pino Clare High School Agricultural Department

City Tax Exchange Notice for Clare City Taxes

City tax collection announced by Mildred Wentworth Deputy City Treasurer. She will be at The Citizens State Bank on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays after noon until further notice to collect Clare city taxes.

State Bank Clare

Fourth War Loan Mass Meeting at Clare City Hall

Clare county residents urged to attend a mass meeting at Clare City Hall Auditorium at 8:00 PM Friday to plan the Fourth War Loan kickoff on Tuesday January 18. Superintendent Eugene B. Hillett backs schools in Clare County efforts and students at Clare High School aim to raise 15000 dollars in War Savings Bonds to finance a PT 19B Fairchild trainer.

Clare City Hall Clare County Eugene B. Hillett Michigan Clare High School Clare Public Schools Burdo McEwan Street

Special Dairy Feed Payments Authorized for 1943 October–December

Dairy feed payments are being issued to milk and cream producers at the AAA Office in Harrison. The November and December checks accompany the October total of 2445.92 dollars to 490 Clare county farmers. Farmers may still apply for October payments with November and December claims by presenting November and December cream and milk statements.

AAA Zubler Harrison Clare County

Red Cross Young Ladies Unit Meets Weekly

The Young Ladies Red Cross Unit will continue to meet on Wednesdays at 7 20 in the American Legion room.

Young Ladies Red Cross

Clare Chamber of Commerce 1944 Annual Meeting Notice

The Clare Chamber of Commerce will hold its 18th annual meeting at Hotel Doherty on Tuesday evening January 18 with a 6 30 dinner before the business meeting and officer director elections. Vice President Murl Houghton will oversee the meeting and dinner tickets go on sale late next week. attendance is urged to support the civic group and elect leaders for 1944.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Doherty Murl Houghton Chamber of Commerce

William J Northon laid to rest in Clare Cemetery

Funeral services for William J Northon were held at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev. Harold Watson officiating. He died December 28, 1948 at age 74, leaving three brothers, two sisters, and several relatives. Northon had lived in Vernon township and spent years in California before returning to the old farm.

William J. Northon Old Homestead Vernon Township Thurston Harold Watson Clare Congregational Church Cherry Grove Cemetery Charles and Hmily Northon Mt. Brydges Ontario Isabella County Michigan California Northon Wiso John Clare Edward Oscar Lena Brewer Charlotte Kapplinger Grant Township James Jarvis

Funeral services for Doyle Teel in Clare

Doyle Teel died after a brief illness in Ford Hospital Detroit. His remains arrive Saturday morning by Pere Marquette and lie in state at Doherty Funeral Home until 11 30. Services at St Cecilia's Church with Fr Chas D Brophy. Interment in Cherry Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Helen and daughter Tressa Novella. Life story to be published next week.

Doyle Teel Ford Hospital Detroit Pere Marquette Doherty St. Cecilia’s Church Chas, D. Brophy Cherry Grove Cemetery Helen Helen Hartman Clare Tressa Novella

Notice to pay accounts at Farwell Bank

Having gone south for the winter, people who wish to pay on their accounts can pay Bernard Schofield at the Farwell Bank. 1412 James A. Stanley.

Bernard Schofield Farwell Bank James A. Stanley

New Year Call to Michigan on War Bond Effort

Governor Harry F. Kelly urges Michigan residents to unite in a 1944 home-front push. He stresses end of European war depends on home effort and asks weekly purchases of War Savings Bonds and Stamps to the full financial ability of citizens.

Michigan Harry F. Kelly

Clare business leader Lyle W. Chapman dies at 46

Lyle Western Chapman a Clare Michigan auto parts dealer and businessman died suddenly of a heart attack New Year’s Day at his home on West Seventh Street He was born September 28 1897 at Akron Michigan married Josephine Haynak December 24 1921 and had two sons Robert and James He moved to Clare in 1935 and built a local auto parts enterprise with his brother in law Funeral services were held at Clare Methodist Church with interment at Cherry Grove Cemetery.

Lyle W. Chapman Clare West Seventh Street Lyle Western Chapman Charles and Anna Chapman Akron Michigan Josephine Haynak Lansing Robert James Mr. Chapman Clare Auto Parts County Road Commission West Us-10 Frank Haynak Chapman McEwan Street North McEwan Street Methodist Church Clare Kiwanis Club Josephine Atta Hutchinson Caro Kenneth Bender Detroit Fred Vassar Fort Brady Clare Methodist Church Chas. B. Hahn Cherry Grove Cemetery

Mt Pleasant Fire Destroys Second Floor in Historic Building

Fire in Mt Pleasant on North College street destroys the second floor of the McArthur Strange building. Origin of the blaze unknown, damage estimated at 100000 dollars. Firemen battled the flames from 5 a.m. until noon. Ohio Oil Company offices and state and county agricultural divisions occupied the building, with doctors R H Strange and R H Strange Jr. affected by water and smoke in their offices.

McArthur- Strange North College Street Mt. Pleasant Ohio Oil Company R. H. Strange R. H. Strange, Jr

Clare Red Cross Unit Resumes Sewing Sessions

The Clare Unit of the American Red Cross resumes sewing sessions at the Legion Rdéoms in the city each Thursday from 10:30 a m to 4:30 p m. New work will start, and all who can spare time weekly are urged to attend with their shears.

Clare American Red Cross Legion

Annual Infantile Paralysis Drive Announced Here

Plans are underway for the eleventh annual campaign to raise funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis from January 14 to January 31. The President's Birthday Ball will be held January 29 at Clare city hall. Mrs. F. C. Ware is general chairman with Eugene Wyman and Omer Parent as co chairmen of the ball committee and Mrs. Harold Fleming as ticket chair.

National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Clare City Hall F. C., Ware Eugene Wyman Omer Parent Harold Fleming

Mrs. Geo Gibis Dies at Home in Clare

Mrs. Geo Gibis longtime Grant township resident and club member died at her Clare home on Hast State Street following years of poor health. Born December 16 1871 in Zwolfhauser Bavaria she came to Michigan marrying George Gibis in 1889. Funeral at St Cecilia's Church Clare with Requiem Mass conducted by Rev Fr Charles D Brophy.

George Gibis Grant Township Hast State Street Ludwick Mary Dank Zwolfhauser Bavaria Clare Michigan St. Mary’s Church Saginaw Germany Harrison Mr. Gibis Gibis Catholic Church St. Cecilia’s Altar Society Gleaners Ray “Lockwood Mt. Pleasant John Flood Vernon Township Lyle Mitchell Laurence Gibis Joseph Gibis Frank Haynak St. Cecilia’s Church Charles D. Brophy St. Cecilia’s Cemetery

Certificates of War Necessity Extended for 1944

Harold L. Frier of the Cadillac Office of Defense Transportation announced that existing Certificates of War Necessity will remain valid in 1944 unless suspended recalled cancelled or revoked. He said many inquiries prompted the clarification and advised operators to present their certificates to the local War Price and Rationing Board to obtain the first quarter gasoline allotment for 1944.

Harold L. Frier Cadillac Office of Defense Transportation Cadillac DDT Frier

Naval Killed At Sea Loss Tells Christmas Eve Vigil

Mrs. Stuart Bicknell learns on Christmas Eve that her nephew Richard Nelson Fireman First Class U S Navy was lost at sea when his torpedoed ship sank. He is the son of Mr and Mrs L B Nekdob of Grand Ledge.

Stuart Bicknell Richard Nelson U.S. Navy Richard L. B. Nekdob Grand Ledge

Two Die in New Year’s Day Auto Crash Near Farwell

Joy Lea Gordon a seventeen year old Farwell resident died instantly when a car crashed two miles west of the US 10 intersection on Maple Grove Road at 1 49 AM January 1 1944. Samuel Liechti Jr aged seventeen died later at Clare Hospital from concussion and other injuries. Six other youths were injured and treated. driver Louch escaped with minor injuries. Coroner ruled accidental. state police investigated.

Farwell Maple Grove Road Joy Lea Gordon Forrest Gordon Doris Laudin Clyde Masten Doherty Sons Samuel Liechti Clare Hospital Clara Hospital James B. Louch Freeman Willey Bill Ingraham Roy Thrush Theola Town Louch Maple Grove Miss Gordon Sammy’ Liechti G. #. Lamb Mt. Pleasant

Fire crews tame New Year’s attic blazes near Farwell and Vernon Hill

Clare Fire Department battled an attic fire at a Hol. Axf ord farm home northeast of Farwell at 8:00 New Year’s Eve, aided by Farwell firefighters. Flames confined to attic and walls with smoke damage totaling about 150 dollars. Another blaze at the Clair Schaaf house near Vernon Hill started near a stovepipe and was confined to the attic, with about 50 dollars in damage to the residence occupied by the Crane Randle family.

Clare Fire Department Axford Farwell Farwell Fire Department Clair Schaaf Clare Vernon Hill Simady Fontaine Cirernee Randle

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Pac EF. Bates Michigan State Colonville Red Cross Young Ladies WM. J. Northon Clare Cemetery Vernon Two Clare Red Cross Geo. Gibis Joy Gordon Samuel Liechti, Jr Forrest and Doris Gordon Fach Intermediate Southeastern High School Fall Reau- Chas. B. Hahn Madge B. Lamb Axford and Clair Schaag
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