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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1945
Page
11
In a tight baseball clash Shepherd blanked Farwell 2 to 0 as Ox Johnson struck out nine and Joe Miller allowed six hits. Farwell threatened in the fourth but could not push across a run. Box scores show Farwell 000000000 3802 Shepherd 000100001 620.
Eastern War Time announces train times for Farwell with No. 52 south at 10 42 A M and No. 51 north at 2 39 P M on Sunday June 24. Pere Marquette lists No 1 west at 8 40 A M and No 6 east at 3 52 P M. E OF P Lodge holds meetings every second and fourth Thursday. Pythian Sisters meet the same evening.
Grandma Trumble 88 celebrated on Sunday July 15 with birthday dinner guests including her son and daughter in law Nate and wife of Gilmore and her daughter Carrie Perverse of Clare. She received many gifts cards and good wishes and expresses gratitude for the calls from friends and relatives.
The Flat Tire Pedro Club met on Tuesday July 10 with Mrs Lucy Frizzell as hostess. High score winner was guest player Mrs Elma Hisenhauer, second Mrs Lannie Miller, low Mrs Anne Henry, traveler Mrs Carrie Trwin.
A extended list of visits and guests is recorded from Shepherd and surrounding areas. Families from Muskegon, St Johns, Midland, Constantine, Flint, Buffalo, and Lansing joined local households for weekends and weekdays, with multiple Friday to Sunday calls and vacations noted.
Lewis Irwin 3c, on leave with family, left for Key West Florida on Monday to report. His wife accompanied him.
Raymond Schofield of California started back to camp Tuesday after his mother Anna Schofield entertained the family in his honor on Sunday.
Mrs Hazel Littlefield Smith traveled to Detroit Saturday to meet her son Ensign Halden Smith and a Navy friend who had studied in Boston. They stayed in St. Clair overnight, arrived home Sunday, Halden departed for Long Beach California on Wednesday, and Mrs Smith left on Thursday.
The Church of Christ in Farwell holds Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Evening service is at 8:00 p.m. The Church of God, led by Rev. J. Wesley Teale, offers Sunday School at 2:00 p.m. and preaching on July 22 at 3:00 p.m. and July 29 at 7:30 p.m. Hourly preaching alternates each Sunday.
Sunday School at 10 30 a m with Social Service at 11 30 a m. Women's Department meets biweekly on Wednesdays at 2 00 p m. Meeting place to be decided at gatherings.
Reverend Charles B. Hahn leads church school at 10 45 with the theme Gods Larger Purpose Public worship follows at noon Glen Doren will preside in the pastors absence The public is invited
Guidance for operating a gas or electric burner emphasizes waiting until ready, placing the pan, and turning the correct switch knob to avoid premature ignition. Follow the ready light instruction and verify the proper control before lighting.
Miss Chiarena Beretta daughter of Mrs Richard Rinocchi Detroit married Cpl Robert W McFarland son of Mr and Mrs Robert McFarland Farwell now in the United States Army in a single ring ceremony at St John s Evangelical Lutheran parsonage Clare on Saturday July 14. Rev H C Leyrer officiated. Attendants were Miss Jean Wendland Detroit and Richard McFarland brother of the groom. A wedding dinner followed at the groom s parents home. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Richard Rinocchi Mr and Mrs George McFarland and baby and Mr and Mrs James Edwards Detroit. A large reception Saturday evening at I O of P hall.
Summer at home prompts colorful practical outfits for the family. Bright cotton pinafores and denim or percale ensembles suit barbecues. The guide suggests dirndl skirts with peasant blouses, lingerie sheets for sultry evenings, aprons for all, sturdy workwear for men, and coordinated children's play dresses and four-piece outfits for garden tasks.
Carrots evolved from ornamental tops to a valued food source. They supply vitamin A essential for growth and normal vision. In scarce bitter and cream months, consuming yellow vitamin A vegetables becomes especially important daily.
The piece notes rats outnumber civilians in most cities and reports a campaign by the U S biological survey to curb the population. It states over 20000 rats were killed in a large western city’s dumps in month one and cites nationwide damage of 200 million dollars annually from rats consumption of foodstuffs.
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