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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1946
Page
12
Farwell baseball stays hot with a home win over Sanford 4 2. Howard earned the victory while Brownlee took the loss as Farwell rallied from an early two-run deficit with two in the first, one in the third, two in the fourth and two more in the seventh.
The column lists the Farwell mail train times for Ann Arbor and Marquette with North and West routes. It also records gatherings of residents and visitors from De troit Mio Beaverton Detroit Saginaw Cadillac Traverse City Frankfort Mt Pleasant and Pontiac during a weekend period. Names include Mr. and Mrs. George DuVal Harold Pierce Mr. and Mrs. John Henry and many others with travel to family homes and local events.
New homes near completion include Mr and Mrs Joe Ashley on Corning street and the Roberts Jones remodeling Charles Graham home. The Farwell deep well is finished with building work to follow for storage and council rooms. Old water works sold to Herman Megerle for a future machine shop. Several homes and businesses have been painted and new local enterprises opened by Harold Miller Dusty and Harold Higgins partners.
A dingo known as a wild dog is among Australia's few carnivores. One dingo has been recorded destroying as many as a hundred sheep in a single night.
At Thomas M. England General Hospital in Atlantic City a group of 93 paraplegic WWII veterans now walk and drive, led by Captain William Kuhn Jr. Their rehabilitation shifted from despair to mobility through intensive upper-body training and motivational therapy, with a goal of 90 percent survival and self-support.
The U S Army will fire 15 captured Nazi V 2 rockets at White Sands New Mexico this summer to study space ship feasibility. Instruments will record data and payloads may parachute to earth before detonation. Tests aim to assess high altitude performance away from people.
Members of the house military committee disclosed army plans for a postwar national guard with an initial strength of 425 000 enlisted men in Washington D C The objective excludes officers and the committee said the army hopes to grow the force to 750 000 total in time
The library announces Saturday evening hours from 7 30 to 9 30 with no afternoon changes. Readers can now borrow Silver Chief to the Rescue and anticipate Return of Silver Chief soon. Elia M Carpenter Summer Librarian.
Haiti, the first Negro republic, endured years of internal strife from 1820 to 1915, saw seven presidents in four years, and was occupied by U.S. Marines. It lies on Hispaniola’s western third with 3 million French-speaking inhabitants and borders the Dominican Republic, Spain’s text notes.
A simple method describes dipping a cloth in liquid bleach, wringing it, and rubbing over ink to remove it from paper. The steps emphasize careful application and drying afterward.
The Henry Delos Tigner Chapter of the Blue Star Mothers invites eligible mothers to the next meeting at Mrs. Alwood Brown’s home on July 22. Members are urged to come early bring a friend, help sew, and support boys in need with sewing projects and work placements. Mrs. R. Tigner presides.
Cottage prayer meeting of Farwell will meet with the Clare congregation at their church Wednesday evening at 7 45. Elder V J LaVolve preaches at Farwell Town Hall with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and services at 10 45 a m and 7 30 p m.
Minister Rev. Chas B. Hahn delivers church school at 10 45 with study theme True Worship Public worship follows at 12 Sermon I Believe In the Communion of Saints Choir meets Friday morning at 11 at the church
John Armstrong pastor leads services with Sunday School at 10:80 a.m. and preaching at 8:00 p.m. Social Service at 11:30 a.m. Women’s Department meets 2:00 p.m. on the second Wednesday each month at Mrs. J. Waddington's home unless arranged differently.
Civilians are drinking between 20 and 25 percent more milk today than in prewar days, reflecting a shift in dietary habits during wartime.
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