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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1943

Page

4

Foundation and Michigan Open Long Term Poliomyelitis Project

The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis and the University of Michigan announce a three-year grant program to train doctors public health workers and lab technicians in virus diseases including infantile paralysis. Grants totaling 230000 have been provided since 1940 with Yale and Johns Hopkins also receiving five-year endowments for related work.

National Foundation For University of Michigan Basil O'Connor Foundation Alexander G. Ruthven School of Public Health Ann Arbor Mich St. Louis National Foundation O’connor University of Michigan School of Public Health O'Connor Henry I. Vaughan Ruthven Yale University Yale

Michigan Leads in Second War Loan Bond Drive

Michigan maintains national leadership in the second war loan drive with April bonds totaling 17.82 per capita, bringing the state’s overall W Bond sales to 92.597 million. Clare county slightly surpassed its May quota, while Father’s Bond Month is proposed from May 20 to June 20 to boost contributions.

Michigan Holbrook Clare County Federal Reserve Banks Federal Reserve Bank L. £. Davy

Opportunity knocks in Sentinel classifieds

A brief Sentinel classified notice notes multiple chances to respond with a phone line listed as 35.

Sentinel

Two Drownings Amid Floods In Clare Area

Two youths died in flood waters near Clare on Tuesday afternoon as streams overflowed, while rescuers searched the Little Tobacco Drain for a missing boy. Remains were taken to local mortuaries and services set for Sunday at Clare Methodist Church.

Doherty Sons Clare Methodist Church M. R. Honderich Hagle Church of God Cherry Grove Richard Lee Orvis Ivan Root Little Tobacco East Second Street Dickie Larry Randle Clarence Randle H. T. Ruark Dover River Ruark Friz Mortuary Church of God Chas. Kleinhardt Bert Orvis Farwell Farwell Mill Fred Siegle Clare Consumers Power Company al Wellman Beaverton Dam Sanford Midland Edenville Clare-Gladwin Beaverton Tobacco River Consumers Power Co Us-27 Clare County Clare-Beaverton Gladwin George Qarrier City Lmits Maple Street Roy McKinnon Dale Dawson McKinley School

Reverend Henry Roland Answers Last Call

The pastor served Nazarenes in Detroit and Ferndale before returning to United Brethren ministry in Hart and Matherton, where he led the Matherton church in his fourth year at death. He was an evangelist with a passion for souls. Funeral services led by E. C. Clapp at his church. interment in Greenwood cemetery. Many ministers attended.

Church of the Nazarenes Detroit Ferndale United Brethren Church Hart and Matherton E. C. Clapp Greenwood Cemetery Great Bank of Flowers

Productive Power of Soil Depends on Good Fertilizer

Millions rely on American soil products in 1943. The article urges use of legumes and chemical and animal fertilizers to boost yields amid labor and parts shortages. It notes nitrogen as scarce and praises legume crops for fixing soil nitrogen and building future soil value. It cites Prof Richard Bradfield of New York State College on alfalfa and clover fixing nitrogen comparable to national chemical fertilizer use.

New York State Richard Bradfield New York State College United States

Market Steers Earlier for 4-H Club Members

Market steers should be started earlier, with calves aged 2 to 10 months fed six to eight months for larger gains. Begin February or March for fall sales and August or September for next spring sales. Requires about 50 bushels of corn or equivalent feed and 1,000 to 1,200 pounds of roughage per calf. Weaning at about 500 pounds supports milk conservation during wartime.

Synthetic Rubber Insulators Outperform Natural Rubber

The article states synthetic rubber insulators offer superior electrical insulating properties compared to natural rubber, highlighting improved performance and reliability for electrical systems.

Hitler Wins War Bond Push Prompts Family Budget Call

The message urges Americans to consider the full cost of living while choosing how much beyond ten percent of family income to devote to War Bonds each payday. It frames the choice as a personal calculation balancing survival and patriotism.

Hitler

Soldiers' New Addresses List from U S Service Notices

A compilation of new post service addresses for many service members including Pvt Leslie Brown Pvt Lloyd Eberhart Cpl Leonel Green Pvt Cleland Green Merle Archambault Emmett P Sullivan Rush Propper Pvt Barnway Barber John W Foell Pvt S J Hergenroeder and Pvt Dale Hartman along with a note on a church Mother’s Day service attended by Pvt and Mrs Hartman and John Larman at Fairmont Texas and Abilene Texas. details show camps units and APO or shipboard locations and training assignments or detachment notes as reported.

Dale Hartman John, Hartmans John Larmans Robert L. Butler Fairmont Methodist Church Abilene Texas Fairmont Church Rev. Butler

Clare native S/Sgt Jay H. Green earns promotion

S/Sgt. Jay H. Green son of Mr and Mrs J J Green of Clare has been promoted from corporal to staff sergeant. He joined the Army on December 14 1942 and serves in New Orleans Louisiana. A former clerk at J J Green Clothing Store he graduated Clare High School in June 1939 and is on a ten day furlough with family.

Jay H. Green Green J. J. Green Clare Army New Orleans Louisiana Armed Forces

New Soldier Pvt John R Hall Arrives at Jefferson Barracks

Pvt John R Hall son of Mr and Mrs John R Hall of Clare arrives at Jefferson Barracks Missouri under Colonel Parker G Tenney commanding The historic post on the Mississippi River near St Louis serves as a replacement training center for the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Hall a Clare High School graduate worked as a typist clerk for the Michigan Geological Survey before enlisting

John R. Hall Clare Jefferson Barracks Parker G. Tenney Mississippi River St. Louis Army Air Forces Technical Training Command Hall Clare High School State of Michigan Geological Survey Division Armed Forces

Clare youth Elmer Gingery enters Navy recruit training

Elmer B. Gingery aged 18 son of Mrs and Mrs Bruce Gingery of Clare has been inducted into the U S Navy and assigned to the Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois for eight weeks of recruit training. The program emphasizes physical conditioning seamanship basics and naval procedures. After training he will receive a nine day leave then proceed to a Navy service school or active duty at sea or shore duty.

Elmer B. Gingery Bruce Gingery Clare U. S. Navy U. S Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois Navy Service

Notice of Resignation from the Office of Price Administration

William A. Heidertsson of Clare County files his resignation as Chairman and member of the Price Administration Board. He cites time demands and neglect of duties in his own office, thanking colleagues for assistance and patience. County clerk signature included.

Office Price Administration Wm. A. Heidertsson Clare County

Clare County Picnic Reunion Set for June 13 1948

The Claré County picnic and reunion will be held at Potter Park Pavilion Lavising Michigan on June 13 1948. Attendees are asked to bring basket lunches and drinks. Mrs H Lambertson serves as Secretary-Treasurer.

Claré County Potter Park Pavillion Lavising Michigan

Crops Suffer for Rain Near Cheboygan Michigan

News item notes hay crops in Cheboygan area suffering from dry spell with scarce rainfall. distant moisture from southern and central Michigan urged. Report mentions rock salt discovery in a test oil well at Mann Siding Hatton core, vein 100 feet thick between 4200 and 4300 feet with no water in casing.

Detroit Free Press Cheboygan Michigan Mann Siding Hatton Core

Bear carries heavy chick feed from Ott residence area

A large black bear dragged a 100 pound bag of chick feed from near Albert Ott’s house north of the Cornwell ranch into the brush by the river and ate the feed. The following day the bear was sighted near Brennon lake.

Albert Ott Cornwell Ranch Brennon Lake

Condolence Resolution Drapes Lodge Charter for 30 Days

Clare Lodge No. 333 IOOCF drapes its charter for thirty days to mourn the death of Charles J. Grill. A condolence letter will be sent to his family and a copy filed in lodge records. Signed by Oliver W. Nash Thomas B Abbott Hrnest CG Irwin.

Charles J. Grill Clare Lodge No C. F Oliver W. Nash Thos Abbott Hrness CG Irwin

Card of Thanks for Infant Son

We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our infant son Herbert Lee Schroeder. Mr. and Mrs. John Schroeder.

Herbert Lee Schroeder John Schroeder

Salt River Masonic Lodge Confers Third Degree Here

A special Tuesday meeting at the Masonic Temple saw John Q Look Lodge No. 404 with Salt River Lodge of Shepherd conferring the third degree on Leo Brown and Paul Lowrey of the Clare school faculty. About seventy five Masons attended from Harrison Farwell Mt. Pleasant Alma and Shepherd.

John Q. Look Lodge No Masonic Temple Salt River Lodge Shepherd Leo Brown Paul Lowrey Clare School Harrison Farwell Mt. Pleasant Alma Shepherd Lodge

Resolution of sympathy from Grare Rebekah Lodge No 167

The Grare Re bekah Lodge No. 167 offers heartfelt condolences to the relatives of Charles Grill a beloved father and brother. The sisters praise his kindly manner and express faith in comfort from the divine during this sad hour signed by Eirza Johnson Margaret Irwin and Elizabeth Mcintosh.

Charles Grill Grare Rebekah Lodge No Eirza Johnson Margaret Irwin Elizabeth Mcintosh

Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death

We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbor for many acts of kindness shown during our father and brother's illness and death and for the floral tributes. Special thanks to Dr John H Hall for his comforting words. Signed: Mr and Mrs George White and family, Mr and Mrs Arthur Biam and family, Alida and Emil Grit

Heighbor John H. Hall George White Arthur Biam Alida Emil Grit

Gratitude For Sympathy After Bereavement

The Reakes and Nevins families express heartfelt thanks for sympathy and help during their recent bereavement. They acknowledge the beautiful service flowers and kindness shown by all.

John Reakes Alfred Nevins Robert Reakes

Garver Family Gratitude for Support During Illness and Death

The Garver children express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during their mother’s illness and after her death. They thank those who sent flowers, ministers for comforting words, and the singers.

Garver

Piano Tuning and Moth Proofing by Royal Akins

Royal Akins offers piano tuning and moth proofing services in Clare on East US 10. Home industry patronage encouraged. Phone 786. Address 3412.

Royal Akins East Us-10 Clare

Grant Township Board of Review to Meet in June

The Grant township Board of Review will meet at the town hall on June 8 and June 15 to review the tax rolls and handle other matters as needed. Clerk Perry Geeck signs the notice.

Grant Township Board of Review Vernon Township Board of Review

Machine shop to reopen starting May 1

The machine shop will be open again starting Monday May 1 with Frank Nash assisting and John Norton listed as a contact at 3412.

Frank Nash John ‘Northon

Vernon Township Board of Review Notice

The Vernon township Board of Review sets sessions on June 8, 9:00 AM and June 14, 9:00 AM. Jamies C Walsh serves as Supervisor.

Jamies C. Walsh

Also Mentioned on This Page

U. Rai U Ae Yourself Dewey Clare Rod Guy Club Clare Dam Henry Roland U. S Leslie Brown Leslie Brown, Co. CO Sig. Trag Camp Crowder Lloyd Eberhart Btrg A.A.A Camp Haan Calif Leonel Green Cpl New York N. Y Cleland Green T. O. G. Gira C. O Pinedale Fresno Merle Archambault U.S.N.T.S Emmett P. Sullivan Great Lakes, NL Rush Propper Casual Dept C.R.T.C Fort Riley Kaw Pvt Barnway A Barber Barnway A. Barber Co. L C.W.S. Trag. Regt Camp Sibert Ala John W. Foell C. A.A.A. Bn Camp Stewart S. J. Hergenroeder Pvt. Hergenroeder Camp Robison Arkansas Louisiana State University STARS Co. D Louisiana State U Baton Rouge Clare, Michigan Isabella Counties Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Salt River Piano Tuning Service Grant Board OF Review Perry Geeck Board OF Review
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