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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1944
Page
6
Lake George Resort invites all to Sunday School at 2 00 a m and a Sunday preaching service at 3 00 p m Pastor Rev E E Redman leads the gathering with singing and special music. Alfred Cowles returns for a furlough and will join the services. Willis Richardson announces the event.
Mr and Mrs C Ranes shopped in Clare while several youths held a skating party and wenie roast at Pat and Dick Lyons home last Tuesday. Fred Barton on leave from Louisiana camp visited en route to Lake St Helens. Mr and Mrs J J Beard did Clare and Farwell business calls last week. The town urged readers to buy extra war bonds and meet a high quota to hasten victory.
Lucy Jane Marlatt married Ralph Franklin Carey in a quiet January 5 ceremony at the Bailey home. Congratulations extend from the Marlatt and Carey families. Sunday visitors included Tom Barclay Lennah Marlatt Ernie Green Henry Norman and others. Russell Allen and Jim Schneider dined with the Mavis family.
Mr and Mrs Henry Norman hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Ralph Carey and Lyle Carey Mrs Myrtle Miller Delma and David and Mr and Mrs Ernie Green Lyle Carey returned Friday from a visit at the AB Carey home Several residents are reported sick in the community Wednesday supper guests at the Henry Norman home were Mr and Mrs Fred Thompson
Mr and Mrs Ed Smedley of Lan Sing visited the Halstead family. Mrs Mary Lloyd remains poorly. Reynolds and family dined with Wilsons. Messecars to Detroit for mother’s illness. Bentley and Blaine dined with Finch of Farwell. Pvt Gerald Cotterman from Kentucky training camp and wife visited sister Blanche Powell in Jackson. They joined Glenn Powells to Gaylord to visit a brother in sanitarium. John Hudson of Lan sing and son Cpl Grover Hudson visited Wilsons. Don Lloyd’s mother of Midland visited last week. Coffells moved into the Ed Harris house. Red Cross to meet Thursday January 20 at the Walter Smedleys. request attendance.
I Wyrick, Pastor, with Sunday School at 11 00 a m EWT and preaching at 12 00 noon at the Lake School Building Mrs Elizabeth McCon superintendent Mrs Frederick Scott left Thursday for Newport R I to visit her husband who is stationed there now
Mrs. Nettie Cook and Clifford Powli son appeared in Heart Friday amid ongoing illness in the town. County Chairman Madge Lamb of Farwell spoke at the Red Cross unit. Hazel Scott of Saginaw visited her parents in Clare and Farwell. Mrs. Edgar Stanley traveled to Farwell for a doctor visit and is improving.
A concise wartime rationing notice lists Book 4 green stamps D, EH, F valid Dec 1 to Jan 20. Book 3 browns R, S, T and period expirations. sugar stamps 29 and 30 with 5 pound limits. meat cheese butter fats canned goods. shoes stamps for one pair. gasoline stamps A-9 B-1 C-1 B-2 C-2 with varying gallon limits and license numbers. tires inspections by dates. fuel oil coupons periods 2 and 8. radio programs from WFDF WBCM WSAM with schedules.
Barns hold livestock and gear yet brim with fire hazards. Cobwebs dust and litter near fuse boxes or machinery can ignite from sparks. Keep roofs fire resistant, lanterns secure, and smoking banned. Regular hay curing and inspection prevent spontaneous heating. Have firefighting gear ready and accessible.
A community appeal urges every resident to purchase Extra War Bonds in the Fourth War Loan. It argues wages have risen, prices and taxes up, and states that buying bonds is both a duty to aid the war effort and a strong personal investment. It emphasizes not to refrain and to buy all possible bonds.
Horticulturist J. F. Rosborough of Texas A and M college says clearing low producing trees and all foreign timber from pecan groves can double output in a short time. The cleanup helps control insects and diseases and aids nut harvesting, but must include stump and sprout elimination.
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