Social rounds in Mt Pleasant and surrounding towns
Miss Betty Irwin spent Sunday with the Jim Lucas family in Mt Pleasant. Numerous residents and relatives visited or hosted dinners, accompanied by travel to hospitals or cities for visits and treatments. The piece notes arrivals from Cadillac, Detroit, Cleveland, and Alabama, with many family gatherings and weekend trips described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Irwin
Jim Lucas
Mt. Pleasant
Emma, Armstrong
Cadillac
F. I. Smark
Ila Smith
University Hospital
Ann Arbor
Robert Baker
Eyvening
Willard Bell
Fenton ‘Ware
Verna Jean Nash
B. EB. Redman
Lake George
QO. D. Bayes
Plint
BH. C. Bruce
Ralph Shoemaker
R. J. Miller
Ponca City
Okla
Don Taylor
Coffeyville
Kansas
Barney Rainwater
Earl Ruby
Harold Schaeffer
Mary L. Baxter
A.S
U.S.N.R
George Lehr
Pfe
Theodore Lambert
Africa
Harold Lockwood and
Blissfield
Fred Smalley
Farwell
Alex McKinnon
Detroit
Fay Williams
Lansing
Roy Secord
Fowlerville
Milla Bostian
Secord
Chet Milam
Chicago
Jake Milam
Clare Hospital
Clare Lodge Holds Regular Session under William Harger
Clare Lodge met Monday evening with Noble Grand William Harger presiding. The group reviewed routine business and discussed a rent fund party with a committee to coordinate with the Rebekahs. All members urged to attend the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
F. Lodge
Noble
William Harger
Clara Rebekah Lodge Meets at JCCF Hall in Grand Session
Twenty members met in the JCCF hall Tuesday evening. Nobla Grand Mrs. Oliza Johnson opened the meeting. Two candidates were balloted and approved. The degree team will confer the degree next Tuesday. District Deputy Mrs. Margaret Irwin installed Mrs. Daisy Tiedeman as acting Past Noble Grand, assisted by Mrs. Fannie Schultz and Mrs. Eleanor Lehr. Schultz presented the past grand pin. McIntosh read verses. Tiedeman spoke graciously. A fundraising project sponsored by Mrs. Schultz was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
J.C.C.F. Hall
Oliza Johnson
Nobla Grand
Margaret Irwin
Daisy Tiedeman
Noble Grand
Fannie Schultz
Eleanor Lehr
Schultz
Tiedeman
Elizabeth McIntosh
Local Visits Mark Weekend in Vernon Area
Vernon City residents and relatives visited family members across Gladwin Mann Siding and Coleman. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolen entertaining relatives and noted visitors from Milan Beaver ton and St Charles. Cpl Lawrence Leonard and Jack Leonard dropped by from Camp Barkley and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bowen
Betty Jean
Earlene
Gladwin
Tom Bolen
Mr. Bolen
Jack Rube
Jeanette
James Bradley
Mann Siding
Eola McDonel
Edgary Park
Beaverton
Raymond Pryor
Faynell White
Milan
Alva White
Gordon Boivin
Patsy
St. Charles
George Bryant
Marjory
Roy Walters
West Grant
Cpl
Lawrence Leonard
Camp Barkley
Texas
Jack Leonard
Clare
Etta Howard
Milla Bostian
Arthur
Byron Ginn
Edward Joslin
Arvilla Joyce
Gordon Rawley
Coleman
Specials at Jackson Market
Jackson Market advertises chunk bacon at 24 cents per pound and lard at 18 cents per pound as limited time grocery offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson's
Arrivals Mark Milwaukee Mrs Heart William Wilson Baby
Mr and Mrs Heart William Wilson of Wheaton Avenue rejoice over the birth of a baby girl at Community Hospital Mt Pleasant. The daughter weighed seven pounds and is named Margaret Mary born Saturday evening January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart William
Wilson
Wheaton Avenue
Mt. Pleasant
Margaret Mary
Tea Allocation Plan Secures 85 Million Pounds For 1943
Washington announces a British American tea allocation plan ensuring up to 85 million pounds for 1943. The British ministry of food will buy all India and Ceylon tea, with the Commodity Credit Corporation handling U S distribution. Shipping limits could affect supplies for armed services and civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Benjamin Wood
The
Tea Bureau
Mr. Wood
Wood
India
Ceylon
Ministry of Food
United Nations
Tea Industry Advisory Committee
British Ministry of Food
War Production Board
Clare Methodists Rededicate Kitchens and Church Parlors
Clare Methodists celebrate rededication of church interiors with new kitchen finishes and parlor upgrades. District Superintendent Rev. W Maylan Jones preached, donors were thanked, and a new bulletin board donated by the High School Hustler's Sunday School class was installed. A parsonage roof and a cedar finished room were completed, reflecting community support and ongoing church work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Maylan Jones
Leta Gillespie
W.S.C.S
A. E. Mulder
Donald E. Holbrook
Beverly Sowle
Herrick
Christ
Beavers Sabotage Water Wheel On British Columbia Farm
On an Oliver area fruit farm, beavers repeatedly sabotage a water wheel used for irrigation. Farmer W J Smith rebuilt the wheel after the dammed creek forced repairs, hiring an Indian trapper to capture beavers alive. Traps fail and rain ends the dry spell, prompting a plan to cage the wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
B. C
W. J
Smith
Beavers
Mr. Smith
Hig Okanagan Valley
War Bonds Payroll Savings Appeal
Wishful thinking won't halt tyranny nor fund victory. Invest at least ten percent of earnings in War Bonds. Save through the Payroll Savings Plan at your office or factory and top that ten percent to support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Do Menial Jobs Rather Than Serve in the U. S. Army
Philadelphia report notes eleven young men at Byberry State hospital choose menial labor over military service. They work nine hours daily for 2.50 dollars a month plus maintenance, reside in a cottage, share meals in the employees' cafeteria, and wear issued clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Byberry State Hospital
Armed Services
Local Clare Hospital patients report varied recoveries
A roundup of patients at Clare Hospital and Clinic includes Mrs. Cora Armstead of Lake City set for discharge in improved condition, and George Jackson of Clare convalescing after a December ice fall. Also listed are Clarence Rochon of Midland recovering from a major operation, plus several others convalescing from fractures and burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Armstead
Lake City
Clare Hospital
George Jackson
Clare
Clarence A. Rochon
Midland
Sdm Chamberlain
Coleman
R. M. Beilby
Lloy Hunt
R-2 Lake
Evaline Gerow
June Prudden
Temple
June
It Takes Both War Bonds and Taxes in Pantomime Ad
A playful plea links a Punch and Judy show to the global conflict, urging readers to buy War Bonds and pay the Victory Tax. The note ends with a Sentinel want ad tease for a farm listing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herb Leonard
Mary Annn
Ervin Herning
John Stoll
Houghton Heights
F. C. Ware
Dan Fetters
Marcia Sutton
Astoria
Oregon
Michigan
Pvt
Norman. Sutton
Fort Ord
Calif
August Ulrich
Arthur Ulrich
Glen Baker
Charles Callihan
Barbara Loomis
Barbara Houghton
Evelyn Smith
Mildred
Mary Smith
Mrs. Mason Smith
Art Damoth Agency
McEwan Street
Clara
Clara Rebekah
Vernon City
U.S
Clare Methodists
U. S
Wide Clinic
Houghton
Whitman’s
Viginia
Old South
North Star Grocery Company
Betty Crocker
Wheaties
Betty Crocker Veverance
Wit
EACO
Libby
Peet’s
Franks
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