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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1942

Page

4

Navy extends enlistment window for Class 1-A men in Lansing

Navy Recruiting Station in Lansing announces that men in Class 1-A may enlist in the Navy up to induction into the Army. Chief Shripka says many registrants misunderstand this. Information available at Room 227 New Federal Building Lansing Michigan. No obligation to enlist. Qualified men may earn up to 126 monthly as petty officers plus dependent allowances.

U. S. Navy Navy Lansing Harold F. Shripka Haven Shripka Selective Service ‘Board Federal Michigan Will Beco

Clare Soft Ball Standings and Weekly Results

Standings show THAM and Clare Hardware tied at 4 1 with 800 percentages. Recent results include Gulf 8 Clare Hardware 3 in ten innings on June 29 to July 1 and Clare Hardware 11 North Bradley 9 on July 2. Next week schedule lists Harrison Lake and Clare All Stars exhibition events. Glen McKeever reports.

Clare THAM Herrick Clare Hardware Gulf Farmers Co-Ops Harrison BUR. A North Bradley Lake Methodist Gladwin Methdist Midland Clare All Stars Glen McKeever

Annual Clare School District Meeting for Trustees

The Clare School district will hold its annual meeting at the school building Monday July 13 at 8:00 pm to elect two trustees and address other business. George J White, Secretary.

Clare George J. White

Garfield Township Unit School Annual Election Notice

Garfield Township Unit School holds its annual election at the school house on Monday July 13 starting at 10 00 am for officers and other business. Arthur A. Smith secretary.

Garfield Township Unit

Card of Thanks for Mildred Ackerman Krell and Ackerman families

The Ackerman and Krell families express gratitude for the kindness shown during the sorrow following Mildred’s death. They thank Rev. H. Leyrer for comforting words, the singers, pallbearers, and those who provided cars. Bernard C. Ackerman and families, Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Krell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ackerman and family.

Mildred H. Leyrer Bernard C. Ackerman Chris J. Krell Jake Ackerman

Senator Ben Carpenter Announces Re-election Bid

Harrison senator Ben Carpenter, representing the 28th Senatorial District, declared his candidacy for another term this week. The political advertisement notes his current role and intent to seek re-election.

Ben Carpenter Harrison

Local Men Enlist in U S Service From Clare Area

Local youths from Clare join the armed forces. Pvt Arlo Oden of this city enlists in the U S Field Artillery and is stationed at Fort Custer. Edward Benic reports safe arrival in Australia. Norman Blystone joins the U S Coast Guard and heads to New York. Clare men Wallace Crigier and Thomas Dwyer report for Navy recruit training at Great Lakes.

Pvt Arlo Oden Arlon Oden Leo Oden United States Field Artillery Fort Custer Norman Blystone Norman United States Coast Guard New York Norman W. Blystone 21St Co U. S. Coast Guard Manhattan Beach Brooklyn Navy U.S. Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois Clare Wallace Crigier Ida M. Crigier Thomas Dwyer Harl Dwyer

Escape Serious Injury After Area Car Crash

An area crash left Francis with a head wound requiring stitches and a cut lip while James Chapman sustained a scratched forehead. Cars suffered over 300 dollars in damage with insurance covering the cost. A second Minor Accident in Grant township involved Frederick Cole driving into a parked car of Benjamin Grinnell on US-10, causing about 206 dollars in damage with no injuries. State Police from Mt. Pleasant investigated.

Francis James Chapman Frederick Cole Weidman Benjamin Grinnell Grant Township Mt. Pleasant Post

Leaton School Reunion H G Gover Secretary invites

The Leaton School reunion is set for Sunday July 12 at the school grounds with a picnic dinner at noon. All former and current students are invited to attend. Mt Pleasant Michigan.

Leaton H. G. Gover Mt. Pleasant Michigan

Sheriff Candidacy Declared in Clare County Primaries

An announcement signals the renomination bid of Seaver M. Amble for Sheriff of Clare County at the September primaries.

Clare County

Grateful thanks for funeral tributes after loss

The family of Elijah Lowery expresses deep gratitude to neighbors and friends for many acts of kindness and the beautiful floral tributes following the death of their wife and mother.

Radio Schedule and Religious Doctrine Note

Sunday programs include CKLW 800 K C at 8 30 pm WIND 560 KG at 7 pm Music by the Kings Heralds Male Quartet The text discusses the divine right of kings as the belief that the throne is God given and unlimited despite public insight.

CKLW K.C WIND King’s Herald

Appreciation note from Allon extends thanks for support

A brief message expresses deep gratitude to many friends who sent flowers cards letters and other expressions of sympathy during a recent illness.

Allon

Needed in Southern Michigan Counties After Storm

Carpenters and handy men are in demand in Ingham and Livingston counties after a May 29 storm flattened about 100 barns in Ingham and damaged 200 more. Advisors say carpenters, boss carpenters, and helpers will find steady work all summer and fall, with some housing provided on job. Contact county agents in Mason or Howell for details.

Ingham Livingston Livingston County County Agricultural Agents Mason Howell

Two Pound Sugar Ration Bonus Announced For Workers

A Sugar Rationing Board bulletin lists numerous Clare county residents and area workers receiving a two pound sugar bonus tied to tire and vehicle needs. Names include Gerrit Hamstra farmer bee keeper inspector and Thomas Cook Sears along with many Clare residents and Dow Chemical Co. employee John T. Monehen. The notice also notes chiropractors added to the preferred list to receive tires and tubes for their cars.

Shiney McCallister Temple Tig Bugene Orvis Clare Farmer Gerrit Hamstra Beekeeper Bee Thomas Cook Sears Clare County Michigan John Sersaw Harrigan Woodland Dairy W. C. Cornwell Ranch Co Mike Robles John T. Monehen Dow Chemical Co Fred J. Krell George I. Campbell Ganger Moline & Saiter Bros G. C. Born National Chiropractic Association

Brook trout planted in Clare Mill Pond by conservation dept

The Michigan Department of Conservation added 500 legal size brook trout to Clare mill pond last week. Past plantings of brown rainbow and brook trout along with bluegills bass and perch have benefited local anglers, with fishermen already catching trout since the season opened. The Clare Rod and Gun Club aided in restoring fish to the pond.

Michigan Department of Conservation Clare Mill Pond Recail Pond Clare

New Michigan State Highway Maps Released for War Dept Approval

The Sentinel reports the Michigan State Highway Department has released new summer edition maps with War Department approval. Free copies available while supplies last at The Sentinel office or the State Highway Garage on west US-10.

WAR Dept Michigan State Highway Department Sentinel Office War Department State Highway Us-10

Doctor Nellie Arnold Office Closed for Convention

Dr. Nellie Arnold will close her office from July 14 to 17 to attend the State Chiropractor Convention. This notice informs patients of the temporary closure and the dates involved.

Nellie Arnold

Appreciation for neighbor aid from George Pitts family

A note of thanks to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness during hay work including plowing hauling and donations. Signed by George Ruth and Wayne Pitts.

George Ruth Walyne Pitts

Use of Protective Foods Will Aid Good Health

A Ohio State University home demonstration agent urges rural homemakers to improve family health through better nutrition using protective foods like milk eggs fruits and vegetables. She cites low US diet quality with only a quarter good diets and 40 percent of men unfit from nutrition related ailments. Emphasizing regular meals rest and practical portions she outlines daily and weekly targets such as four cups of milk for children three for adults one daily egg per person seven to eight meat servings weekly and daily cereal bread and desserts to support a stronger, healthier family.

Ohio State University United States America Weil

Farm Co operatives Show Progress in Marketing

The U S Department of Agriculture notes progress by farm co operatives in marketing. George H Thomson of the Farm Credit administration cites leadership in fields with innovations such as an olive cooperative’s machine that pits ripe olives at 750 to 1000 per minute, aiding a commercial pack.

U. S. Department of Agriculture George H. Thomson Farm Credit Administration

Exercise for Cows as a Winter Health tonic

The article urges daily outdoor exercise for cows during winter to prevent lameness and improve thrift. It notes moderate activity boosts butterfat yield and sunshine supplies vitamin D. time outdoors depends on weather, and a sunny sheltered exercise pad is advised alongside barn cleaning and re-bedding while cows are out.

Disease and War Reach Island Cattle Infections

Germany's invasion of the Channel Islands, home to Jersey and Guernsey cattle, has infected them with foot and mouth disease per Dr John Mohler of the Bureau of Animal Industry. Islands occupied in 1940. Russia's 1940 invasion of Finland spread the disease there. Emphasizes strict quarantines to protect U S livestock from foreign disease.

Germany Channel Islands Jersey Guernsey John Mohler Federal Bureau of Animal Industry Russia Finland

Christmas Golf Coat Letter and Strong Man Joke

A Christmas note from a sister sends a golf coat with buttons cut to save postage and hints at the buttons in the coat pocket. A man boasts of strength, a listener recalls a factory knocked down by a hammer, and another quips about a Samson auctioneer.

Samson

Idiosyncrasy Password Sparks Barracks Stir

A wartime exchange shows Bill trying to slip from the barracks to visit his girlfriend. He asks for the password for the night but is told he must stay in as the sentry notes the password Idiosyncrasy.

Bill

Be Locked Based on a Potatoes K P Exchange

A colored soldier and a fellow worker discuss a sergeant’s instruction about peeling potatoes. The soldier muses that the sergeant may be telling them to keep peeling as a sign of endurance. The dialogue captures a wartime kitchen moment and humor under strain.

K.P

Tear Em Up Farce Between Buyer and Bridegroom

A humorous exchange centers on a man paying a dollar in response to an ad promising half savings on gas bills. The seller gives a printed slip for a scrapbook, while the groom-to-be explains his wedding is tomorrow. The old man laughs at the situation and wishes him happiness.

Payoff Punchline About Rent and Car Costs

A brief exchange frames a worker asking for a raise due to rising rent and a sinking car. The joke hinges on a practical, unsentimental view of expenses prompting a salary request.

Fish and meat jokes in a life strength swap

A humorous exchange contrasts eating meat with strength and eating fish with poor swimming ability. The dialogue playfully underlines how diet does not guarantee physical skills.

Witty Exchanges From a Playful Dialogues Page

A string of quips and skits delivers light humor on editors, singing voices, court terms, tea preferences, and late club visits. The exchanges mix wordplay and sounds like playful stage banter.

Knag Custodian Quote Sparks Witty Exchange

A brief cartoon-like dialogue features Mrs. Knag and Mr. Knag discussing vacation and a proxy, with the devil joking about not taking time off and managing duties in his absence. The exchange reads as a light humor vignette from a historical page.

Mrs. Knag Mr. Knag

Schemerg Mollie-Pa Recalls Garden Plot Warning

A playful warning about a garden plot from Schemerg Mollie-Pa notes bugs and worms plan to eat crops as a caution to protect young plants.

Bank Statement Notes Capital and Liabilities Details

The document lists assets and liabilities including loans and discounts several categories, demand and time deposits, and government obligations. It notes capital structure with first preferred stock par value $30,000 and common stock par value $70,000, and names bank officers or signatories such as J Stuart Bicknell and A. Bicknell among others.

Housewife urged to save kitchen fats for war effort

The notice asks housewives to save all types of kitchen fats from roast meats and frying, return them early in the week, and avoid storing fats in glass or paper containers. It stresses fats are vital for munitions and urges full public cooperation to prevent waste.

Isabella Pomona Grange Meeting at Mt. Vernon Hall

Isabella County Pomona Grange will meet at the Mt. Vernon Grange hall on Wednesday evening July 15. A pot luck supper will be served. Nina Forbes is the secretary.

Isabella County Pomona Grange Mt. Vernon Grange Hall Nina Forbes

Not Voluntarily Showing Agée Remarks Amid Remarks

A fragmentary exchange hints at a discussion on aging and appearance. The lines suggest social commentary without clear context or identifiable individuals.

Community Club Meeting Schedule Highlights Local Groups

A note lists upcoming gatherings including the Farwell Townsend Club every other Thursday and Clare Townsend Club No 2 with Grant Community Club on the first Thursday. Town groups meet on set Mondays and Fridays with times in the evening and early notices of lodge and legion meetings.

Farwell Townsend Club Clare Townsend Club No Grant Community Club Grant Townsend Club No. 1 Grant Township Local No. 143 Farmers Union

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jannual Arthur A. Smith U. S Edward Benic Steve Benic Edward Australia APO c/o San Francisco California Elijah’ Lowery and Family Ata Sugar Rationing Board Conservation Department Mabel G. Fernald Elwood Daddy My Bay Citizens State Bank OF Clare of Clare Federal Reserve Bank of Federal Reserve Act Banking Department Federal Reserve Bank James Bicknell J. Stuart Bicknell A. BE. Mulder Wm. H State OF Michigan County of Chester A. Richard Susue Sanxieoue Isabella Pomona Grange Elm Grove Townsend Club Clare Masonic Lodge American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Clare Lodge C. F Mt. Vernon Grange John EK. Sparkel V.e-W The American Legion Clare Common Council Loomis Townsend Club Dionth
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