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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1943
Page
6
The Farwell area received a rapid unloading of AAA fertilizer with orders for 140 yards. Bruce Williams reports 147 acres added to war crop production via loans, including potatoes beans and peas. Sugar beets join war crops and be eligible for loans until July 17.
Eva Ty Schlafley, county fieldwoman, discusses achieving the greatest possible pack of home canned food. The note emphasizes practical guidance and community resourcefulness in food preservation efforts.
Michigan State College radio WKAR 870 KC 5000 watts lists summer programs headed by This Is Our Enemy a half hour dramatization about enemy control. Schedules show daily news farm service and war related programs with War Bond guidance and payroll savings plan for families.
Mrs Bernard Allen attended a Young Peoples Rally at Arthur Center Sunday afternoon. Several relatives and friends are visiting from Saginaw and Clare. The James Defoy family plan to move to Clare this week. Will Kanarr and guests from Clare were hosted Sunday. The warm weather is noted as helping corn grow.
Maple Grove community notes a Sunday school event at 3 60 o clock EWT with preaching to follow Everyone is welcome News includes multiple furlough visits from relatives and friends visiting the Smedley and Wilds families in Flint Midland Lansing and California among others Weekend guests at the Homer Rogers home included A O Wilds and Dale Rulapaugh families
Local notes recount visitors to the Wilson and Powell households over the weekend. Names include Edith Reynolds Lester Halstead Lucille Brasington from Detroit and others from Birch Run Clare and Saginaw. Mentions hail and wind storm as one of the worst in years. Cpl Walwood Pflueger returns to Fort Leonard Wood after a furlough.
At about 7 30 pm on Monday area stones caused unestimated crop and fruit tree damage. Some stones were so large they smashed windows and pierced roofs, inflicting extensive destruction throughout the community.
Families and neighbors gathered for Sunday visits across Hastings and nearby towns. Residents Mrs Jessie Sunday and Violet Sunday hosted or were hosts at multiple gatherings while others traveled or returned home after visits.
Mr and Mrs Bernard Allen and others visited at the Allen home Wednesday evening. Louise Allen called on Mrs Fred Walters. Rena and Carmille Levoge stayed with Delmar Allen. Arthur town hall rally drew attendees including Art Saul and Peter Hanes family. The Hanes and Walters families hosted and visited across multiple homes in Dover and Farwell with relatives from Flint and Detroit.
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