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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1944

Page

2

Red Cross Ships 6000 Parcels for POWs in Europe

The American Red Cross announced a first shipment of 6 000 capture parcels for American prisoners of war in European transit camps with 24 000 more due within thirty days. Parcels include clothing personal items and toiletries plus tobacco and gum. A Geneva reserve will supply standard food parcels to sustain inmates during the invasion.

Red Cross Geneva International Red Cross Committee Europe

Local Social Roundup Leads to Visits and Illnesses

Farwell residents gathered for supper and tea with relatives from Vernon and Bay City while others visited hospitals and cabins. Neighbors shared travel plans as families welcomed visitors from Canada and Michigan towns. A Navy-bound departure and several medical recoveries marked the week.

Pulpwood Cutters Benefit From New Draft Deferrals

Pulpwood cutters aged 26 and up regularly engaged in this home front occupation are eligible for deferment under new Selective Service rules. Deferment for ages 26 through 28 is authorized if the worker is necessary to and regularly engaged in war activity like pulpwood cutting. 30 and older may defer if regularly engaged. The War Activities Committee notes the need for pulpwood in wartime and urges clarification on agricultural workers 18 to 26 listing pulpwood cutting as a farm activity for deferment under the Ty dings Act.

War Activities Committee Pulpwood Consuming Industries Clare County Victory Pulpwood Committee Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service General Hershey War Manpower Commission WMC

Clare County Voters Endorse Nomination for Road Commissioner

Clare County Republicans seek support at the primaries for Ben Kilnhardt to fill the office of Road Commissioner. The candidate appeals to voters with a message of prudent county leadership and dedication.

Almouti¢E Miy Clare County Road Thipedey

Michigan Bell Receives National Security Award at Detroit Ceremony

The Michigan Bell Telephone Company earned the National Security Award, the first in state history, accepted for 14,000 employees by President George M. Welch at a Detroit ceremony. B S Condon of Chicago presented the honor, with remarks by Capt. Donald S. Leonard and other officials. The award recognizes superior protection and security of property and personnel amid wartime needs. Messages were broadcast to Grand Rapids Saginaw and Menominee division headquarters.

Michigan Bell ‘Telephone Company B.S. Condon Chicago Detroit George M. Welch Donald S. Leonard Welch Grand Rapids Saginaw Menominee

Barbara Murphy Awarded Scholarship to Central Michigan College

Barbara Murphy of Rt Clare, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank R Murphy, receives Thompson's Jewelry Store Scholarship to study teaching at Central Michigan College. The scholarship covers tuition and fees for the 1944 45 school year. Murphy is a member of the Honor Society.

Barbara Murphy Rt. Clare Frank R. Murphy Thompson's Jewelry Store Central Michigan College Barbara Hotior Society

Michigan farmers see 8 percent income rise in 1943

Farm records from Michigan State College show 500 typical farms earned 8 percent more gross income in 1943, far below the national 20 percent rise. Weather, higher costs, and 29 percent higher expenses, including labor, reduced net gains despite longer hours and more land and livestock.

Michigan Michigan State College C. O. May College Wven May

Plan Summer Recreation At Athletic Field

Recreation program outlines hikes for Boy Scouts once a month and tennis instruction with Coach Richardson on school courts. Groups urged to form softball teams for twilight play with outside teams. Girls’ activities offered with supervised instruction. contact Coach Richardson at phone 158.

Pivat Richardson

Zenobia Chapter Hosts Grand Officers and Initiation

Zenobia Chapter marked its fiftieth year with gold bows for Past Matrons. Three candidates, Frances Ruark Marvin Witbeck and James Gillespie, were initiated. Guests praised, gifts exchanged, and a dinner followed for about 150 members and visitors.

Leah Wiggins Farwell Blanche Elliott Midland Glover Albert Buck Wilson Annabelle Hampton Masten Gerow Walker Zenobia Sue Holmes Harriet McKinnon Elizabeth McIntosh Treva Sparkel Gertrude Schaaf Grace Frey Harriet Knapp

Bulls for Sale Featuring Holstein and Hereford Bulls

Registered Brown Swist bull and five Hereford bulls plus one Holstein bull listed for sale. Sale location given as Key, Bryan Miller six miles north and east of Clare.

Teir Keay Bryan Miller Clare

Vacation Bible School Opens at Mipre Congregational Church

Daily Vacation Bible School at the Mipre Congregational Church opens Monday June 5 and runs through Friday June 16 from 9 30 a m to 4 40 p m daily except Saturday. Closing night is Friday June 16 at 8 00 p m with a program by the children for parents and friends showcasing two weeks of work.

Frank Wichert Sage Ronald Sage Farwell G. Waddington Don Thomson Gulf Port Warren Tice Gregory Henry McClinchey Canada States Clarence Tice Vernon Frank Ballenbacker Carolyn Taye Averill W. Tice Ballenbacker Navy Homer Pelton Isabella County Hospital Joe Acker P. Worden Bert Thomson Salem Waddington Myles Cunningham Worden Clarence Pelton Gladwin Hospital Donna Woodworth Bay City Joe Presley Presley W. Presley Heraflers Elmer Lackie Esther Lloyd Bayfield Alva McReynolds Colonville Wesley Teale Amos Worden Pontiae Phil Worden Hiwin Wichert Gilbert Waddington Bert Bergey Mary Alice Tice F. Musser Clara P. B. Worden Pontiac New Baltimore Northville Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Nevins Jennie Quick Vacatiqn Bible School Mipre Congregational Church Agth

Pulpwood Key to Invasion Efforts on Home Front

The article highlights pulpwood as essential to Allied logistics for Europe and Asia Pacific campaigns. It explains how cargo planes drop supplies, and how pulpwood supports parachute packaging, medical supplies, ammunition, and smokeless powder, urging continued home-front cutting until victory.

Hitle England Berlin Tokyo

Memorial Day Observed With Notable Clare Parade

Memorial Day ceremonies traced a route from City Hall to State Street with the Pere Marquette crossing to McEwan Street. The High School Band under Henry Garden highlighted the event as instrumental music director prepares to join the armed forces. Appreciation was voiced for Doherty and Parent of the Clare Fire Department for sprinkling dust from streets to the cemetery, fraternal groups for participation, and Louise's Flower Shop for the wreath on the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument.

City Hall McEwan Street Pere Marquette State Street Ensie Henry Garen Clare Walker Mike” Doherty Omer Parent

Class of Five Confirmed at St John’s Ev Lutheran

Five children renewed baptismal vows and pledged allegiance to God at Pentecost Sunday service May 28 at St John’s Hy. Lutheran Church in Clare. The ceremony was led by Rev. B. C. Leyter before the congregation. confirmands were John William Jackson Dorothy Marie Schaeller Ruth Huima Rank Barbara Louise Schug and Shirley Ann Lehr.

ST. John's EV. Lutheran Church St. John’s Hy

Callihan to Manage Twin Elms Clubhouse This Season

Mr and Mrs Jerry Callihan move to the Twin Hilms clubhouse north of Clare and will manage the clubhouse during the coming golf season. Refreshments beverages and golf supplies will be offered as they welcome club members friends and visiting golfers to the new location.

Jerry Callihan Twin Elms Ann Arbor Twin Hilms Clare Jerry Callihang

In Memoriam Henry Delos Trendy

In loving memory of Pvt. Henry Delos Trendy who passed away June 4 1943. Beloved son and brother, you are deeply missed by family and friends.

Yemen Henry ‘Delos Max Ee Tigner

Rationing at a Glance for Book 4 and Related Stamps

A detailed rationing schedule lists blue stamps A8 to V8 worth ten points each and valid monthly, red stamps A8 to T8 with a four Sunday cadence, special V8 stamps, and stamps 30 31 for five pounds. It also covers canning sugar limits through Feb 28 1945, spare airplane stamps, gallon allowances, expired coupons exchanges, and renewal timing. Local boards handle canning sugar applications and renewals.

Hospital Notes Shows John A. Sihith Improving After Bleeding

John A. Sihith of Wise township was brought to Clare Hospital and Clinic Sunday with severe hemorrhages. He was reported Thursday to be in improved condition and feeling fine.

John A. Sihith Wise Township Clare Hospital

Vernon Township Board of Review Meeting Dates

The Vernon Township Board of Review will meet Tuesday and Wednesday June 6 and 7 and also Monday and Tuesday June 12 and 13 from 9 00 a m until 4 00 o'clock p m C W T each day James Walsh Supervisor 3512

Vernon

Rumage Sale At Congregational Church Parlors

The Guild will hold a rummage sale in the Congregational Church parlors. Funds raised support band activities and community programs.

Local Sportsman Claims Notable Fish Catch on Houghton Lake

A Hi Speed Gas Station operator known for sportsmanship reportedly enjoyed several good catches on a Thursday fishing trip to Houghton Lake. He arrived home around 3:00 a.m. Friday and was still cleaning fish by 11:00 a.m. The source notes the tale from an underground reporter who found the fisherman to be a reliable informant.

Houghton Lake

Government Draftsmen Needed for Civil Service Positions

The United States Government seeks draftsmen for map and technical plan work in Washington DC and nationwide. Salaries range from 1752 to 3163 yearly with overtime. Applicants must submit a drawing sample and meet drafting education or experience requirements.

United States Civil Service Commission Washington D. C War Manpower Commission United States Civil Service Commission

Card of Thanks for Gottlieb Zinsér Death

We wish to express sincere appreciation to friends who assisted during the illness and death of our father Gottlieb Zinsér. Thanks to the Rev Harold Watk for comforting message and to Mrs Bertha Cappiert for tender care during his illness. Signed by the children.

Gottlieb Zinsér Harold. Wat Bertha. Cappiert

Card of Thanks from Rutter and Nelson Families

We thank friends and neighbors for floral tributes and kindness during our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. Charles Kleinhardt for comforting message and to Mrs. Herman, Ranie and daughter, and Ernest Radloff for the music. Signed Mrs. Sarah Rutter Alfred Rutter and family Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Nelson William Rutter.

Chas. Kleinhardt Herman, Ranie Ernest Radloff Sarah Rutter Alfred Rutter Alfred Nelson William Rutter

Card of Thanks for Kindness and Funeral Support

We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for acts of kindness sympathy cards and floral offerings after the bereavement. Thanks to the singers Rev Chas Kleinhardt and Mr Russell Thurston for services and to all who assisted. Mrs Roy A Hoover Jr and Mrs Chris D Scott Roy A Hoover Jr

Chas. Kleinhardt Russell Thurston Roy A. Hoover Jr Chris D. Scott Roy A. Hoover, Jr

Greenaway Family Thanks For Support After Bereavement

The Greenaway Family expresses sincere appreciation for kindnesses and floral tributes during their recent bereavement. They thank Rev. Harold Watson for comfort and Russell Thurston for attentive services.

Harold Watson Russell Thurston

Expressions of gratitude after bereavement

neighbors and friends extend thanks for acts of kindness during our bereavement. appreciation for floral tributes singers and Rev. Mary House for comforting words. Mr and Mrs Harold Schug

Mary House Harold Schug

Gratitude to Church and Lodge After Hospital Stay

Mrs. Lofe Hansiler thanks the Methodist church the Rebekah Lodge and friends for flowers and cards during her hospitalization expressing deep appreciation.

Methodist Church Rebekah Lodge Lofe Hansiler

Thanks for cards during hospital stay at Memorial Hospital

A note from Wikiel Ladsh thanks friends neighbors and relatives for cheer and good luck cards sent while recovering at Memorial Hospital in Qwesna Mes.

Memorial Hospital Qwesna

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Loomis Clare County Voters Pate Ben Kilsinhardt Central Mich. College Zenobia Chapter Hitler Lumar Lender Bank Credit Clare, Michigan WM. H. Bicknell Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Jake Martha Grapevine Greenaway
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