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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1946
Page
4
Dr Frank McKnight and Brig Mc Neil fished Long Lake on Monday. Doc McKnight caught a nine and a half pound pike, a notable haul that may ease local meat shortages.
A Sentinel reader reports rapid corn growth, claiming corn on her lawn increased four inches after sitting outside Thursday of last week. The unusual weather pattern is noted by residents experiencing accelerated plant growth.
Harl Ruby tried to take a pig from his son Tuesday morning. The sow bit Earl severely on the legs as motherly instinct defended its young. Harl is recovering nicely but the sow’s survival is in question.
A pile of magnesium shavings burned behind Martin Loomis's machine shop Monday evening creating bright green flames visible to motorists from Rosebush to the south, ten miles east of Clare, and to fishermen at Round Lake, eleven miles northeast of Clare.
The Clare County Softball League 1946 schedule shows 7:30 and 9:15 p.m. start times at Clare High School field for games from July 5 to August 5 with numerous pairings. August 6–9 reserved for postponed and exhibition games and August 12–23 for round robin top six playoffs plus a knockout consolation for the bottom five teams.
The Church of God held an afternoon baptism at Willowbrook with fourteen members baptized by Rev Noble C. Davis after a church gathering and picnic at the tourist park. About forty people attended. Rev and Mrs Davis and son Arland left for London Ont for a ten day camp meeting and to visit relatives. Rev and Mrs Geo Dyer of Mt Pleasant will lead next Sunday's local services.
AMVETS circulates petitions to place a state bonus proposal on the November ballot in Michigan. The drive, supported by Neil Holland, aims to fund the bonus by a percentage of the state sales tax without new taxes. Over 176000 signatures needed. petitions available at 401 Charlevoix Building Detroit or AMVETS state headquarters in Detroit.
The Sentinel requests organizations listed in Coming Events to notify the paper if they do not meet during summer months or have discontinued meetings. A secretary president or interested member should report changes to keep the column current.
In loving memory of Lieut James Sparta who died in Romania two years ago. Dear son and brother, your chair is vacant and we miss you daily. We hope you rest on Europe’s soil as we look forward to reuniting on the heavenly shore. Parents and siblings.
The Children of Mrs. Rosa Stratton thank neighbors and friends for the beautiful flowers and for the message from Rev. Hahn and the singers and for the pallbearers services.
A brief social snap reports residents greeting strangers who pass through Clare in a friendly, neighborly manner. The item highlights courtesy and community spirit during a moment of casual roadside contact.
The sixth annual Seiter reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Irwin on Stevenson lake with 107 attendees. A bountiful noon dinner, community singing, solos, readings, a violin and piano duet, and remarks by members followed a business meeting that re elected officers led by David Seiter, Sr. The day featured games directed by Bill Seiter and Ernest Irwin, swimming, and plane rides at Clare City Airport.
Loomis Missionary Church offers morning worship with communion led by the pastor. An afternoon baptismal service will be held near Clare with Rev. Geo Agin of Midland as speaker. Rev Agin preaches evening service and Mrs Agin leads the young people meeting. Nancy Agin will sing Holy City with her mother on piano.
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and the beautiful flowers at the death of our stepfather. Special thanks to Mr. Doherty, Rev Chas Kleinort, Mrs. Jessie Kleiner, Mrs. Lucy Rank, Mrs. Helen Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Flemurnig and families, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Boots and families, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mickle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mavis, Miss Anita Mavis.
The family thanks relatives, friends, neighbors, Rev Redman, and Rev Kleinhardt for acts of kindness and flowers during their great bereavement. Frank Roberts and family express appreciation.
Sweet potatoes like carrots provide vitamin A which supports good eyesight for night driving.
Supervisor Ray Harrold of Arthur township was named chairman for 1946 and 1947. He appointed numerous committees including Equalization, Footing of Rolls, Settlement with officials, Taxes apportionment, Per Diem, Ways and Means, Building, Conservation, Health, Insurance, Study Commission, Communication, County Officers Salaries, and Agriculture. Members include Rutter, Stanley, Dunlop, Van Blarcom, Beard, Seelinger, Jones, Scott, Mead, Fry, Woodry, Thoms on, and Garrabrant among others.
Reconstruction Finance Corporation opens a Grand Rapids branch in Room 630 Keeler Building to assist small business loan applicants. Charles E. Williams announces the Detroit Loan Agency in charge and William Hateh will oversee operations. Other branches planned for Kalamazoo and Saginaw.
Beginning June 15 1946 only one law office remains open each Saturday through June July and August. The schedule lists Donald H Holbrook Joseph K Naumes Harold B Hughes and Donald E Holbrook rotating Saturdays across July and August with dates and names provided.
Local notices list numerous groups planning meetings in Clare and Farwell. Parities include Clare Common Council on the first and third Mondays, Masonic Lodge second Tuesdays, American Legion posts on fourth Mondays, Rotary Wednesdays at Barnes Cafe, and various lodges meeting weekly or monthly at specified times. Watch for announcements and contact phone numbers for event details.
The notice lists prices for eggs and poultry including Leghorn hens and broilers, beef hides, and various beans and grains. It records rates for extra large to medium eggs and notes uniform pricing for brown and white eggs. Trade details reference Federal Graded Eggs and local buyers.
We extend sincere appreciation for kindness sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of our dear dad. Special thanks to Rev Charles Kleinhardt for comfort and to the singers and pianists for the music. The Children Lena Flemming Marion Boots Mary Miller Margaret Mickle Earl Mavis Anita Mavis.
The Brush College School will hold its annual reunion at the school house this Sunday July 7. A pot luck picnic dinner is scheduled for 1 00 o clock.
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