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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1944
Page
5
Rates for national care and subscriptions listed for Michigan and other points. Display advertising rates available on request. Liners and reading notices priced per line with heading and extra charges. Cards of Thanks and poetry notices priced per ten lines. Probate notices urged to be printed by THN SENTINEL through Judge Bates.
Harrison residents host relatives and friends from Gray Jing Midland Bay City Gladwin and Alma while many travel to see family. Notable items include a birthday celebration for Mrs Skinner, junior play urging support, and updates on local shoppers and travelers lingering from Dan to Detroit.
Mrs J J Bucholz and his wife visited at her home in Tawas City last Sunday. His mother remains quite ill. The V F W Auxiliary will meet next Monday evening.
Members and friends of the Harrison Congregational church held a pot luck supper and annual meeting. Rev H B Hughes presided as officers were re-elected: Clerk Jessie Gleason Treasurer Fred Weatherhead Sunday School Superintendent Paul Gibson Assistant Superintendent Peter Oman. All standing committees were re elected.
The Greenwood Red Cross unit reports 1591 articles finished in 1943 including laprobes blouses feather pillows fracture pillows and related items. Special thanks go to elderly volunteers Mrs Gagnon and Mrs Crawford for extensive seaming and knitting. Next meeting set for February 3 with pot luck. Mina Jones chairs efforts.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Eaton report letters from their son Pfc Charles E Eaton stating his commanding officers commended his outstanding service handling U S Army mails The citation notes his effective work and cooperative spirit in processing large volumes of incoming mail during November and December and says commendation is justly earned.
Elder David Bailey leads church services at 10 30 a m with Sunday School at 11 15 a m Oriole and Bluebird groups at 7 30 p m and Evening Services at 8 p m for the congregation.
Rev. George E. Hughes presides with Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Paul D. Gibson is superintendent. Church services at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
10 00 a m Sunday School led by Russell Cook at 9 11 15 a m Church Services 8 00 p m Evening Services Special services Wednesday 8 00 Young People meeting Friday evening
Harrison mission notes list Rev Benjamin R Davis as pastor. Sunday School starts at 10:00 with preaching at 11:00. Evening worship at 7:30. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 4:30.
A Sentinel liner means achieving notable results at a small cost. The phrase suggests efficient performance and economic benefit in its application or operation.
J Edmund Good vice president of a chemical firm told the Mid American Chemurgic conference and National Farm Chemurgic council in Cincinnati that the United States can replace about 90 percent of its imported insecticide bases with materials grown on American farms. He cited castor beans as central to a new insecticide derived from the castor bean and linked domestic supply to crop outcomes.
Mr. Godd notes the new spray hinges on castor beans and dehydrated leaves to meet 1944 demand. Trials in Florida and Maine show protection of vegetables from pests, with casts for beetles, aphids, mites, and caterpillars. The insecticide may be produced domestically from US crops without imports.
Expenditure of a few cents for a goat vermifuge like phenothiazine is deemed a good investment by veterinarians. Vet guidance accompanies a note that over a million pounds of beeswax annually are required for war production including shell waterproofing belts and protective plane coverings.
A list of recurring meetings in Farwell Clare and surrounding areas includes clubs lodges posts and scouts. Groups such as Clara Rebekah Lodge 167 OES Farwell IOOF Fisher Clare Masonic Lodge and Boy Scout Troop 115 hold weekly or monthly sessions on various weekdays and times at local schools halls and centers.
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders creditors to present claims against the estate of John White by March 20, 1944 at 10 a.m. The public notice will run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presides.
In the probate court of Michigan on January 19 1944 Mary Gibis deceased Lawrence Gibis petitions for admission of a instrument as last will and testament and asks for estate administration to Lawrence Gibis or suitable executor. Hearing set February 21 1944 at 9 AM at the probate office with publication of this notice weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.
Urgent Army recruitment message invites friends to join the Women's Army Corps. It promotes war work, new locations, and making friends while contributing to victory. Details at the local U S Army Recruiting Station or The Adjutant General Office in Washington D C.
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