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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1945
Page
7
Eastern War Time schedule lists No. 62 south at 10 42 A M and No. 61 north at 2 39 P M from Ann Arbor effective Sunday June 24 No. 1 west at 8 40 A M No. east at 4 08 P M Also K of P lodge meetings on the second and fourth Thursday of each month with Pythian Sisters meeting the same evening.
Report notes an incident Sunday when a load of hay tilted over on Main Street. Tom Hiliott, described as an expert driver, is questioned along with others about possible causes such as fatigue or road conditions. A police or traffic report is anticipated.
A fine baby girl was born Tuesday morning July 3 at Mt. Pleasant hospital. Mother and baby are reported doing well.
No game last Sunday as Navy was between terms. Numerous weekend visits and on-going trips across towns from Flint to Muskegon. Local residents, guests, and family members travel between Mt. Pleasant Perry Blanchard Gladwin and Ludington with many hospitality notes and health updates.
Howard Six enjoys a furlough from overseas Army duties with his wife Vera Six and relatives. Sgt Harold Waddington visits parents before returning to his camp in Washington. Pvt Raymond Schofield of Camp Hahn California arrives for a furlough with his mother Anna Schofield and other relatives.
The Surrey Township Library reports two State Board of Libraries grants of 242.45 and 87.97 dollars to support ongoing operations while meeting the 1944 45 certification requirements. The board may allocate funds to capital expenditures except for prohibited items as part of the State Aid to Public Libraries program. The 1945 Legislature appropriated 871625 dollars for next year's State Aid program.
Rev. Chas. B. Hahn leads church services with church school at 10:45 for all ages. Public worship follows at noon with the sermon titled The Personal Touch.
The Church of God announces Sunday School at 2:00 p m and a preaching service at 3:00 p m led by Rev J Wesley Teale. Sunday evening service occurs on the second Sunday with dates to be announced.
The Church of Christ at Farwell Town Hall led by Pastor Alfred Peterson holds Sunday School at 10 00 a m and preaching at 11 00 a m with an evening service at 8 00 p m The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints meets with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Social Service at 11 30 a m The Women’s Department meets every two weeks on Wednesday at 2 00 p m Meetings determine the meeting place.
Arthur Center reports fifty four at Sunday School with Thursday prayer meetings now weekly. A Children's Day program is set for Sunday morning July 8 after Sunday School, followed by a club picnic in the afternoon. A letter from Pvt. Carl Athey was read during a July 6 business meeting.
Mr and Mrs Louis Gee and Philip Hochstetler with H M wife and children attended Thursday dinner at Mr and Mrs Frank Hochstetler in Harrison for Jill Lynns second birthday Friday. The Gees and Hochstetlers later dined with Mrs Wilma Allen and her son in Clare.
The Farwell Rural Agricultural School plans its annual election on July 9 1945 at Surrey township hall. Voters will decide on a six thousand dollar bond for a bus garage and shop addition and on raising the fifteen mill tax limit by .8 percent. If approved the bond term is two years with three thousand dollars paid each year. Qualified electors must meet eligibility rules including US citizenship age twenty one residence and property ownership within the district. The addition would provide space for three more buses a machine shop and class use for agriculture students and tool storage. All qualified electors are urged to vote.
Stamp and fuel ration details outline coupon validity through August 31 and September 2, with B and A class values, mileage records, and required license numbers. Ration boards accept applications for increased B rationing, while tire inspections are only needed for tire applicants. Annual salvage collection plans specify Clare city pickup on the third Thursday each month.
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