Red Cross Roll Call Chairs Named Here
Chiefs named for the Red Cross Roll Call as wartime work evolves into postwar service. The piece notes extensive overseas and domestic staffing, clubs and rest homes, veteran assistance, blood donor programs, disaster relief, and ongoing community guidance through local chapters with the slogan Your Red Cross Must Carry On.
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Red Cross
United States
Europe
Pacific
Veterans Administration
Clare County
The
Sentinel
Classified Liners Need Anything Sentiniver Will Get It
Classified note announces a service offering items retrieved by Sentiniver for readers. It stresses quick delivery and broad reach, hinting at pickup and courier capabilities within the newspaper's coverage area.
Farwell Clare Club Meeting Schedule and Civic Notices
A list of local club and lodge meeting times for Farwell and Clare communities. Groups include Farwell and Clare Rebekah Lodges, Kiwanis, Rotary, Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Masons, and various study and social clubs with specified days and times.
Avon Products Agency Opened in Clare
A local notice announces the Avon Products agency takeover in Clare with contact to Mrs. Maurice Dora at a BH address for purchases and inquiries.
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Avon Products
Clare
Phorné
Maurice Dora
Alg
Éth
Varieties for Michigan Home Planting Nursery Stock
Michigan State horticulture specialist Robert H. Loree lists home planting recommendations. He names peaches, pears, apples, plums, cherries, berries, and grapes with specific cultivars suited to the region and seasonal bearing traits.
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Cat&log
Robert H. Loree
Michigan State College
Michigan
Red Haven
Hale Haven
Rochester
Montmorency
Windsor
Schmidt
Latham and
Taylor
Cumberland
New Logan
van Buren
Fredonia
Concord
Ontario
Portland
Niagara
Brighton
Delaware
Premier
Catskill
Dunlap
Dorsett
Fairfax
Gem
Wayzata
Laymen's Sunday Observed at Clare Methodist Church
Laymen's Sunday observed at Clare Methodist Church on February 24 with Theo Wallington presiding and Harold Collins at the organ. The Men’s Chorus directed by Charles Church sang Wandering Child, O Come Home as Donald Holbrook spoke on Our Timeless Mandate To Serve To Save and To Seek. He emphasized Evangelism and urged church attendance Bible reading family altar and seeking new members. He closed with Hold High the Torch.
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Clare Methodist Church
Theo Wallington
Harold Collins
Charles Church
Donald Holbrook
Crusade For Christ
Seedling stock for reforestation available from nursery
The conservation department offers hardwood nursery seedlings near Vanderbilt for reforestation, shelterbelts, and erosion control. Prices run 4.00 to 7.50 per thousand for species including white cedar, dogwood, elderberry, elm, hawthorn, juneberry, maples, oaks, mountain ash, and wild plum. Purchasers must order via department forestry blanks and pledge stock will not be ornamental or resold.
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Conservation Department
Vanderbilt
Department
Forestry Division
Rural gatherings mark weekend visits in local homes
Mr and Mrs Forest Garver entertained Rev and Mrs Wayne Rolland and daughter Sunday. Rev and Mrs Marion Burkett returned to Indiana after a week with Clair Coulter’s family. Glenn Lower’s guests included Clark Mann and daughters Joyce and Galyn with Margie and Kenneth Corbet of Alma. Additional visits included C V Newman with Albert family members from Mint and Bay City callers. A Sunday fishing trip yielded a good catch. W M A plans a March 6 meeting at the church for year end. Revivals continue at the church with strong interest this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Garver
Wayne Rolland
Marion Burkett
Indiana
Clair Coulter
Glenn Lower
Clark Mann
Joyce
Galyn
Margie
Kenneth Corbet
Alma
C. V. Newman
Robinette Sisters
Clare
Donna Leitner
W.M.A
Church Marth
Bowling results from Fraternal and Merchants leagues
Fraternal League results show Logt Kiwanis No 2 leading with 15 wins, followed by K of C No 2, Rotary No 2, Masons No 2, Masons No 1, Rotary No 1, Kiwanis No 3. High series posted by Haley 549, Russell 489, Bradley 481. High games include Haley 193, Bradley 186, Russell 181. Merchants League results list Loomis Welders top with 17 wins, followed by Youmans Electric 159, Dunlop Cafe 159, Farmers Co Op 13, Schaeffer's Dairy 11, Dover 10, Marble Auto Collision 8, Moline Construction 6. High series Roy Cimmerer 514, Elmer Olds 512, Carl Bauer 488. High games Roy Cimmerer 199, Elmer Olds 191, Omer Parent 191.
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Fraternal League
Logt
Kiwanis No
Masons No
Masons
Rotary
Kiwanis
Haley
Russell
Bradley
Merchants League
Loomis Welders
Youman’s Electric
Dunlop Cafe
Farmers Co-Op
Schaeffer’s Dairy
Dover
Roy Cimmerer
Elmer Olds
Carl Bauer
Omer Parent
Family League Scores and Highs From Clare Majors
In the February 22 family league results Clare Majors posted wins and losses at the 198 American Legion Clare venue. Del Bradley led with a 635 high series and 218 high game, followed by Wallie Merten 514 and 190, and Arthur Mussell 493 and 195.
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Clare Majors
American Legion
Clare
Majorettes
del Bradley
Wallie Merten
Arthur Mussell
Foot Crushed While Chopping Wood at Cap Hubel Farm
Al Perry sustained a severe injury Monday afternoon at Cap Hubel farm when a tree slipped and landed on his right foot. He was taken to Central Michigan Community Hospital in Mt Pleasant where doctors found a crushed foot and a broken lower foot bone. His injured limb was placed in a cast to remain until April.
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al. Perry
Cap Hubel
Clare Live
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan dairy farmers to meet at East Lansing
Michigan dairy farmers and members of dairy breed associations will meet at Michigan State College in East Lansing on Thursday March 7. A general session at 10:00 a.m. in Fairchild theater will include an illustrated report by Dr. C S Bryan on mastitis control. Lunch will be served in Peoples Church and breed associations will hold annual meetings in the afternoon for Ayreshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein Friesian and Jersey breeders.
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Michigan
Michigan State College
Fairchild
C. S. Bryan
M.S.C. Department of Surgery and Medicine
Peoples Church
Jersey
In memoriam for David Funnell
In loving memory of husband and father David Funnell who died February 23, 1936. Margaret Funnell and children keep his memory alive with verses about enduring love and loss.
Appreciation for hospital care of Eleanor Leyrer
Rev and Mrs H C Leyrer express gratitude to Dr McArthur and the hospital staff for care of their daughter Eleanor during her confinement at the hospital.
The Vegetable Pear Chayote Preparation Notes
The vegetable pear known as chayote in Spanish and as vegetable pear in English is pear shaped with firm squash like pulp. It is usually cooked but some eat the young fruit raw. It is boiled in salted water until tender then the pulp is removed from the skin and seasoned with butter or other seasonings.
Republican Convention and Ward Caucuses in Clare
The Republican Convention for the City of Clare will be held Monday March 11 1946 at 8 00 P M EST in the City Hall Clare to nominate candidates for Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer and to transact other business. Immediately after the City Convention ward caucuses will be held in Johnston s elevator office Second Ward Hampton s Garage City Hall to nominate candidates for Supervisor Alderman Constable and to transact other business.
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Clare
First Ward
Johnston’s
Second Ward
Hampton’s
Robert Archambault
Jackson
Third Ward
Clare Red Cross thanks local firms for room and heat
Clare County Chapter of the American Red Cross expresses gratitude to Clare Hardware & Furniture Company for room and heat, Harris and Hirt and successors Kelsey and Rogers Hardware for heat, Consumers Power Company for light, Doherty Hotel for room and furnishings, Seiter Brothers Lumber for materials, and others aiding the former Red Cross room. Mrs. Mabel K. Horton, Chairman.
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Clare County
American Red Cross
Clare Hardware & Furniture Company
Harris & Hirt
Kelsey & Rogers Hardware
Consumers Power Company
Doherty Hotel
Seiter Brothers Lumber Company
Democratic Convention and Ward Caucuses Held in Clare
The Democratic Convention for March 11 1946 at 9 30 PM EST meets in Clare City Hall with ward caucuses listed. First Ward venue is Robert Archambault's Salesroom. Second Ward venue is Jackson's Meat Market. Committee signs off with Omer Parent Harold Wyman and David Ward.
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Omer Parent
Harold Wyman
David Ward
Market prices and produce listings from Johnston elevator
The column lists grain prices for wheat oats rye buckwheat and beans, plus livestock and meats including hens turkeys geese ducks and hides. It also provides egg market prices paid at Rosebush Elevator Co for February 26 including extra large large medium egg grades and color distinctions.
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Wewdeocqahieanon
Don Leghorn
Muscova
Farmers Independent F
Muwepesmedia
Rosebush Elevator Co
White Rees
Estate of Ernest Beale sale of land and business lot
Calvin Arnold administrator advertises private sale of about 160 acres in Wise Township Isabella County Michigan and a business lot on East Fourth Street Clare. Inquiries to Calvin Arnold Clare Michigan Route 4 21th
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Calvin Arnold
Ernest Beale
Wise Township
Isabella County
Michigan
East Fourth Street
Clare
Re-nomination bid for City Treasurer at Republican convention
The speaker announces seeking re-nomination as City Treasurer at the Republican city convention held at City Hall on Monday March 11 at 8 00 PM. They thank voters for past support and urge continued consideration when voting next Monday evening.
Victory Bonds investment aid to bring the boys home
The article argues money invested in Victory Bonds supports national effort and aims to speed the return of service members. It calls on citizens to buy bonds as a patriotic duty and emphasizes collective sacrifice for victory.
In loving memory of Mr Joseph Verrette
In loving memory of Mr Joseph Verrette who passed away nine years ago March 12. Dear father you are not forgotten and though you are not with us on earth your memory remains with us. The children keep your legacy of love and kindness alive in their daily thoughts.
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Joseph Verrette
Beford
Thanking mourners and well wishers after illness
Mrs. Melvin Biasington expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors who sent fruit flowers and cards and called during her illness.
Grateful note from Mrs Don Brown thanks doctors and hospital crew
Mrs Don Brown extends thanks to Dr and Mrs Mc Arthur and hospital staff for care while in hospital. She also thanks those who sent cards flowers gifts and visited her. A trucking service phone number 90735 is listed but unrelated to the thanks.
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Mrs. McArthur
Don Brown
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