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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1940
Page
5
The Clare Sentinel lists its annual and mail rates for Michigan and other points, with 5c per line for locals and fillers, 10c heading, 25c ten lines for cards of thanks, and 5c per line beyond that. It urges probate notice printing be done by The Sentinel via Judge Wylie.
The Harrison Congregational church reports strong engagement in its new Christian Endeavor group with about twenty five youths enrolled. A Scripture study contest between two teams led by Miss Ruth Zubler and Mrs Clarence Horn awarded ten and eight points respectively for Genesis chapter five.
C Crouse of Gladwin is the new proprietor of the Sinclair service station at the intersection of M-61 and US-27 in Harrison. He moved from Gladwin where he worked in the Sinclair bulk plant, after living in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Changes in race and merchandise plans are in preparation. The connected restaurant will again be operated this summer by Mrs. Jane Fisher who is vacationing in Clare. The station had been leased recently by Leon Stanley who works at the Gulf station in Clare.
The most extensive stands of commercial redwood trees today are found in Del Norte Humboldt and Mendocino counties in the Redwood Empire along the California north coast.
The Northern Michigan United Brethren Churches hold a three day Mid‑Year Council and Missionary Convention at Harrison United Brethren Church from March 8 to 10. Speakers include Rev. E. E. Drummond Bishop W. E. Musgrave Leon H. Cook W. T. Bryde E. M. Roush A Kannar and others with sessions on mission objectives youth relations and worship.
Michigan State College home economics staff suggest practical pork ideas for winter meals. Roast pork with little added fat stays tender, loin cuts suit most families, fresh ham and shoulder work with stuffing and apples, and thorough cooking at 325 to 350 degrees is advised. Roasting times run 25 to 30 minutes per pound with a four pound shoulder needing about 3.5 hours. internal doneness targets 182 to 185 degrees.
The National Geographic Society notes Poles have shaped American history from Jamestown to the Revolution. It cites Kosciuszko, Pulaski, and Haym Salomon and notes large Polish immigration since 1832, with Chicago home to the largest Polish population in the United States. Poles now work in industry and agriculture and occupy prominent roles in arts, education, finance, and government.
In Greensburg area seven miles southwest a plane crashed into a swimming hole. Peter Kodylak, 13, died when crushed by the aircraft. Joseph Voyers, 15, suffered a concussion. Pilot David Patterson escaped unhurt. Student pilot Nicholas Plevin, a Monongahela River Lock No. 4 resident, had a bruised knee.
Yellowstone Park reports a drop in trailer use among visitors. Only 1.43 percent of entering cars pulled trailers this year, down from 1.79 percent at the 1937 peak. Early season visitors tended more toward trailers than later arrivals.
Window frames form a permanent part of the wall and seal against drafts When built right they prevent dust and air leaks saving heat and cost A wide blind stop frame creates a weathertight joint and reduces future trouble
The Clare Sentinel reports that its liners are being read by residents in the community, indicating strong readership and local engagement.
The Sentinel promotes fast results at low cost through its classified columns. Small ads target local buyers and sellers, with concise listings for jobs, goods, services, and notices. Subscribers gain timely placement and broad local reach.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs Russell Williams on the birth of a 6 pound boy born Monday February 6. The baby has not been named yet. Various local residents visited and shared in birthday and social gatherings at multiple homes during the week, with plans for a musical program at Arthur Center Church on March 3 featuring local performers.
Bermuda Naval Station serves as the headquarters for Great Britain's west Atlantic naval squadron, anchoring command for operations in the region.
The North Vernon Extension Group met at the home of Mrs. Will Wilson with fourteen members and eight guests. Mrs. Clyde Marshall taught Good Posture through sitting walking and standing correctly, while Mrs. George Tope discussed Foundation Garments with style advantages and disadvantages. Mrs. Chalmer Brown led an advertisement contest in the recreational portion, with winners Mrs. Littledale and Mrs. Stuart Beatty receiving prizes. The group planned to meet next at Mrs. Will Holmes’s home in April.
Mrs Roy Kress circulates a petition asking Consumers Power Co to extend their line east of Temple on M 61. The Grimes Casinghead plant on the Switzer lease started production Tuesday morning. Mr and Mrs Hudson Jones visited Alma Saturday. Mr and Mrs Roy Holford hosted grandson Frank Simpson over the weekend. Floyd Davis bought a new Oldsmobile and Bertram and Vernis Switzer and Charles Wheeler drive new Chevrolets. William Morrow spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Roy Myers. Floyd Holford fell and injured his back Sunday evening.
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