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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1943
Page
2
The Michigan State Police in the first war year expanded wartime roles and uniforms. About 100 troopers are shown on the service flag as women enter roles in accounting switching boards and fingerprint work. A two way radio system now links all posts and patrol cars, promising a 30 percent boost in public service without more staff.
The Office of Censorship warns editors and the public to withhold troop identifications that reveal ship names or unit assignments. Revealing that a soldier is in a specific company or that a sailor is aboard a vessel could aid the enemy and lengthen the war.
To all who have been so kind during our recent bereavement and to the ministers for their comforting words we extend our heartfelt thanks. We can never forget: Mrs Gatherne Alwood and Children.
Clare Hospital reports RL Coleman 36 injured his left hand in a corn shredder causing partial amputation of two fingers and a 24 hour stay. George Pearson 13 from Harrigan admitted for emergency appendectomy. Eight month old Lester VanConant admitted with pneumonia and expected discharge next Thursday. Several residents of Clare and Mt Pleasant listed as convalescing at the hospital.
The Clare Chamber of Commerce names Chester Richard as president succeeding Stuart Bicknell. Murl Houghton becomes vice president Ed Johnston shifts to Selective Service duties. Austin Bates and Theo Wallington are secretary and treasurer. Directors include Doherty Bicknell Sproat Burdo Gallagher Thayer Parent Dunlop. The chamber plans Cub Scout support and aims to bolster war effort, tourism, and local civic cooperation.
Glenn L. Poet of Clare Michigan led his Brown Swiss herd to a successful Herd Test year. Seven cows produced milk with two over 500 lbs butterfat and three between 400 and 500 lbs, all on twice daily milking with standard feed and care.
Relatives and friends thank supporters after the illness and death of Mrs. George Tiedeman. They acknowledge flowers and comforting words from Mrs House, and the pallbearers and Thurston for services. Deep appreciation from William Corrie and family, Fred Cunningham and family, Nelson Tiedeman and family.
Auction notice from Citizens State Bank for a sale at the Charles Russell property next Thursday. Advertisement seeks bidders and notes Clare Sentinel as helping publicize the event.
Funeral services for Eld. Russell Alwood were held with many relatives and friends attending from distant towns. Burial was in Surrey Township Cemetery. Relatives include wife Catherine, children, three sisters, and numerous nieces and nephews from Adrian Lansing Ann Arbor Farwell Vernon Mt. Pleasant and nearby areas.
The federal income tax is a levy on most forms of income including wages farm produce investments and business profits. Exemptions deductions and credits adjust who must file with March 15 deadline for individuals and certain married couples. In 1942 an estimated 35 million will file with thresholds of 500 for individuals and 1200 for married couples.
Pvt. Leland H Wilde USMC has been transferred overseas and arrived safely. He is a tall husky 17 year old at six feet one inch and 208 pounds. His address is Pvt Leland H Wilde USMC Unit 1000 c/o Postal San Francisco Cal. 20 Ped W First Needso Pie. Garl W First 38510533 Ge D Ist Bu 802nd Ord Reg B Fort Ord California.
Betty Walker and several soldiers receive new addresses. J Walker at Fort Des Moines Iowa. J H Green reassigned to Camp J T Rob inson Little Rock Arkansas. Pvt John Groves moved to 1815 Ocean Front Hedgewater Hotel Santa Monica California.
Pvt Russell Smith reports a new address at A T Co 34 9th Inf APO 88 Camp Gruber Oklahoma. Leon Stanley of Camp Blanding Florida spent a ten day furlough visiting Clare friends and his parents at Harrison. He returned to camp Wednesday enroute visiting brothers Leonard and Otis and their families at Lansing.
Pvt. Dale Parrish assigned to Co B 68th Battalion 14th Regiment at Camp Robinson Arkansas.
The notice lists a new mailing address for Sergeant R J House of the 23rd Embt Sydn APO 708 c o Postmaster San Francisco California. The change directs correspondence through the San Francisco post office route.
Jackson arrived in Clare Saturday to spend five days with relatives during a fifteen day furlough. He will spend the other ten days traveling to and from camp. Address listed as S/Sgt. Edward Jackson 588th Bombardier Tng Sqdn Williams Field Chandler Arizona.
Corporal Herbert A. McDonald of Company I 800th Signal Service Regiment is given a new address at 240p Herbert A. McDonald 36406944 Bris 3756 Camp Crow der Missouri.
Mr and Mrs L W Jackson joyfully receive a wire from son Sgt Laurence W Jackson reporting his return to the United States after a twelve day 22 000 mile trip. He notes his plane was the first American combat craft to land at Dakar since Allies captured the port and he spent Christmas there. He hopes friends will write back but has not received mail due to the flight. Address given as Sgt Laurence W Jackson, 59th Ferry Lady Municipal Airport Memphis Tennessee.
Memorial note recalls husband and father James Sherman who died last January. Family gratitude and memory blend with grief as readers see the hidden heartache behind his smile in this quiet tribute.
Uncle Sam’s 37 millimeter anti tank guns dubbed tank killers are attached to infantry and cost about 6500 dollars each. They boost anti tank warfare with mobility on auto tires and quick redeployment. Buy War Bonds to help cover costs and join Payroll Savings at work to reach ten percent.
John Hamilton, a national committeeman, spoke in Topeka in January during Kansas Republicans celebration of their 1934 victory. He described grass roots as getting to the brass tacks of a situation and as a rally to revitalize the party from the roots up.
Sunday services at 11 am in the Lake School building with 10 am Sunday School. Reports show T. H. Brooks recovering at Bay City General after a recent illness. A Christmas program drew many visitors, with travels from Indiana to Pontiac and Bay City for holiday gatherings and a New Year party at the Scott home.
The text explains that green wood needs six months to a year to season before it makes good fuel. For fast drying, stack wood in a dry place with sap and wind exposure. Split large pieces and prepare at least a year ahead to ensure adequate fuel supply.
An early report describes urea-treated wood that twists like rope and bends like steel. The piece notes unusual strength and flexibility, comparing it with steel hardness and dough-like malleability in playful terms.
A financial filing notes that total assets and deposits are preferred under law but not secured by a pledge of assets. The document emphasizes statutory priority without collateral backing.
Several clubs and organizations announce recurring meets. Clare Townsend and Loomis clubs hold biweekly sessions. Grant Community and Clare Masonic Lodge meet monthly on fixed Thursdays or Tuesdays. VFW Post and American Legion schedule Monday or Thursday evenings at designated rooms. Boy Scouts meet weekly.
The Citizens State Bank of Clare Michigan calls its annual stockholders meeting at the bank office in Clare on Tuesday January 12 1943 at 4300 o clock p m. to elect Directors and conduct other business. Signed James S Bickneil president.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy after the death of our husband and father. Thanks for kindness, help, and floral tributes. Appreciation goes to Dr McArthur, the nurses, Dr Sanford, Mr Thurston, and Mr Dudash for comforting words during his hospital stay. Mrs Albert Hein and family
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