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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1942
Page
11
Listings of mail train times Baston Standard Time and Pere Marquette departures plus local social notes. Residents and visitors include Mr. and Mrs. James Rassat and others visiting Clare, Detroit, Bear Lake, Bay City, Mt. Pleasant, and Harrison with weekend trips and household updates.
Pastor Elder R. B. McGuire leads services with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Social Service at 11 30 a m and Preaching at 8 00 p m Evening services are in Glare on the second and fourth Sundays each month All other Sundays in Farwell Women’s Department meets on the second Wednesday at 2 00 o’clock Everyone welcome
Pastor Mrs Mary E House of Rosebush residence lists Sunday School at 10:00 morning worship at 12:00 and 7:00 Young People's meeting at 7:00 and preaching at 8:00 with Wednesday prayer meetings at 7:30 Each entry shows location Rosebush address and contact 26-F13.
John H. Hall urges reliance on God's blessing for victory in the world conflict. Louis Finch leads a 10 46 a m church school session. Sunday worship at noon emphasizes sober planning and humble worship, citing Washington and Lincoln as examples.
Farwell faced a short lineup and without a regular pitcher R Marshall moved to the mound, but Coleman won 15 to 4. Next Sunday features a double header with Irishtown and hopes to have older players back. Local social notes mention visits from Lehman, Campbell, Ritchie, Mick, Lohnes, Smart, Graham, Stinchcombe, OGrady, Updegraff, Louch, Schofield and others, plus the Vi Renner store transfer and the aratt registration board.
Sag inaw and surrounding towns see a string of visits and family news. Neighbors from Bay City Carson City Flint and Midland stop by Farwell relatives attend church and gather for events. A newborn Gerry Lee Schofield brings congratulations.
Mrs John Henry was surprised with a birthday tea on Friday June 26 at her home. The Birthday Group gifted her, with guests including Mrs Alice Stingtoncombe and Mrs Ruby Graham. In the evening Henry and her eight year old great grandson Curtice Hearns Jr of Clare shared a birthday dinner hosted by her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Lewis Gee. Out of town attendees came from Clare including Mrs James Rassat and the Hearns family.
A Clare Sentinel notice promotes its want ads as a fast way to reach local buyers and sellers, highlighting widespread exposure and rapid responses for job, sale, and service needs.
Miss Betty Badger was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Helen Kidd and Mrs. Alice Fuller at the Kidd residence on June 24. Attendees enjoyed refreshments as Betty announced her July 4 wedding at Farwell Methodist Church to Raymond Haber of Muskegon and a reception at the Walter Badger home. About thirty five ladies attended.
The Michigan Department of Conservation announces a four month campaign for rural fire control with three field men touring the state. A new motion picture on farm fires will be shown along with demonstrations of tools and equipment. The film highlights causes hazards prevention and proper use of sand rakes small pumps and plows. The program starts July 1 and will be booked by writing to regional offices in Roscommon and Lansing.
High school graduates are urged to investigate U S Navy options by Lieut Byron B Fiechtner, Navy recruiting chief for the district. The Navy offers training in over 500 courses and 100 specialties including aviation and shipboard trades, with potential for high paying civilian careers and advancement to petty officer ranks. Full information available at Navy Recruiting Stations.
Gray haired Mt. Pleasant banker Wylie Overly, cashier of Mt. Pleasant State Bank and president of the Westmoreland Bankers Association, spends two weeks yearly as a circus clown. He recalls childhood nickname and keeps a trunk of props, ready for any act a show may demand.
Urgent vacancies for skilled craftsmen at Pearl Harbor plus multiple federal posts across Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Positions include air craft mechanics instrument mechanics carpenters machinists riggers boiler makers patternmakers shipwrights and junior repairman trainee radio with top pay and government transportation. Applications open via local boards and the Seventh U S Civil Service District Chicago with various deadlines and qualifications.
The article warns that proper tree camouflage can obscure cities and military centers from the sky. It notes that defoliation or leaf discoloration reduces camouflage value and may reveal paths to enemy airmen.
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