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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1943
Page
9
The diary from Morin in Clare Michigan dated July 2 1948 describes a soldier’s daily routine including waking at 315 am, rifle range trip at 5 am and meals, with notes on heat in the canteens and time passing since leaving Clare. He mentions getting to the range three miles away and keeping feet dry while aboard a distant post.
Pvt. Gerald L. Barber writes from Camp Sutton North Carolina May 23 1943 about convoys miles driven at 178 meals money orders usefulness and Army life. He mentions snakes and a belt planned from a skin and notes farming conditions and local housing in the area. He plans more convoy trips and sends greetings to family friends Stella and Duncanton.
A Camp Sibert diary entry from June 6 1918 describes a hot sun day with rifle range shots and parades near Wilkie and Alabama officials. The writer notes a weathered 84 degree barracks day, mentions a long flag, band, and a busy schedule including bayonet practice and a schooling medal.
A sermon on Exodus 3 1 12 argues God calls and equips leaders. Moses is shown as prepared by birth culture and training yet spiritually qualified and divinely commissioned. The piece stresses personal preparation and adherence to God s will for service.
Vernon City records a long list of visitors and guests over the Fourth of July period. Names include Teales from Loomis Gibsonburg and Rosebush residents Lottie Phillips and Bert Phillips with Flint and Clare connections. Various family gatherings occur in Mt Pleasant Orwossb Chesaning Detroit Saginaw and Cadillac area with travels to Fort Custer and Mt. Pleasant.
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted by International Council of Religious Education, used by permission for July 11. The notice identifies content rights and usage terms for the lesson materials.
A young girl named Leonora channels a busy woman of affairs and drafts a formal letter to the Secretary of the Treasury. Her imaginary assistant Miss Simpkins helps compose the note expressing her intent to invest ten percent of her income in War Bonds and join the 10 percent Club.
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