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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
3
Clare High School launches a Clothing and Food Drive for European countries with a goal of full participation. Homerooms named representatives will collect wearable clothing and canned wholesome foods rich in protein and vitamins while a receipt will confirm delivery and aid.
The senior football players honored at the Turnabout party on February 15 include Dave Adams Jack Green Russell Goddard Rolland Gunderman Dale Joslin Bud Kane Bill Schlafley Norman Schroeder. Letter winners span Don Cappaert Wayne Carncross Bob Cimmerer Glen Gunderman Wilbur Ireland Willard Ireland Jim Irwin Bob Perry Bud Rodabaugh Herb Smith Dale White Harold Newman. Reserve awards go to Bill Adams Doug Helming Joe Johnston Joe McNerney Elwood Worstell Tom Creguer Jerry Irwin Roger Jefferis Bill Lucy Ralph Musser Junior Reynolds Jack Stuart Jack Woodworth Bob Hampton Larry Bay Bill Borle Tom Burdo Dick Denton Lynn Hahn Don Holbrook Jim McDonald Gene Murphy Ray Owens Jim Richardson Floyd Russell Jim Tubbs Bob Wallace Clair Wood Herb Byers Ben McKnight.
Clare High hosted the Mid-Winter Turnabout Party with a boy girl dating theme. Breeze Hammond made punch and sugared cookies were served as green and white crepe papers decorated the gym. Coach Richardson announced football awards and Mr Garthe presented Honor Society members Bob Clark Roland Gunderman Patsy Irwin George Kane Lelta Lee Walker Wilma Worstell and Marylou Wyman.
The Clare Independent Basketball Team defeated Gladwin Independents 39 to 35 at Clare High School on February 6. Chaffee led with 12 points and Credit scored 9 as Clare edged ahead late in the final quarter.
A compact sales note urges readers to buy only what they truly need while highlighting Clare as a trusted source for practical shopping tips. It frames prudent purchasing as a smart, steady approach and promises guidance from the Sentinel.
An article from the Michigan Tuberculosis Association argues there is no precise yardstick for national health but shows that many deaths from heart disease cancer and infections could be reduced through prevention and better public health measures. It notes high rejection rates for military duty due to tuberculosis and other defects and previews further discussion on disease control.
Clare High School played multiple games against Reed City St Louis Coleman Hivart Harrison Beaverton Gladwin Blare and others with scores listed such as 25 22 36 21 24 16 30 36 38 37 23 26 22 and 44 24 in a district regional tournament season schedule noting dates in March and tournament progression. Opponents include Reed City Gladwin Beaverton and Blare with varying results.
The text urges soaking cloths in cool or lukewarm suds instead of cold water. Cold water loosens dirt from mesh fabric, reducing cleaning effectiveness, so overnight soaking in winter defeats the purpose.
Phc. Clarence N. Davis, serving in Vienna after traveling through France, sends a letter home in January 1946 describing rough seas crossing, Le Havre bomb damage, scarcity in the city, move toward Germany, desire for mail, and daily routines aboard aging boxcars. He asks about Ada Ruth, Grandma, and Bob, and signs off with blessings.
Readers may order extra copies of The Sentinel weekly no later than Tuesday noon. Individuals who have ordered but not claimed copies are urged to pick them up at the office. This notice applies to all planned print runs for the issue.
Sunday School 10:00 and Evening services at 8:00 led by J Wyrick pastor at Lake church. Weekend visits to Saginaw and a February 21 wedding shower for Ora Phillips at Gleaner Hall. Local accidents and deaths include Forest Gilman injured in a Saginaw track car incident and funeral of Amanda Smith in Lapeer. 4-H box social netted $31 for sewing machine tools.
Walton school upper grades presented a Lincoln and Washington program on February 22 with many acts including stories poems songs and a folk dance. Mrs Ray Kniffen supervised the program with lower grades as guests.
Subsidy payments are issued by the AAA at 50c per cwt for beef and 1.00 per cwt for sheep and lambs sold for slaughter. Sales statements must show date, purchaser, and weight minimums with timely certification. Farmers have 60 days from sale to file with the AAA office. Robert C. Kleinex, Chairman, Clare Co. A.CUA?
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