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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1943
Page
6
Numerous residents visit relatives in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns. Families from Lansing, Detroit, Saginaw, Traverse City and beyond are listed attending events, funerals, or weekend gatherings, with several noting moves and employment relocations.
Rochelle Marie Heintz born February 25 to Mr and Mrs Robert Heintz of Mt Pleasant. John P Breidenstein Jr born February 26 to Mr and Mrs John Breidenstein of Mt Pleasant. Willard Leslie born February 24 to Mr and Mrs Roy Colosky weighing seven and a quarter pounds. Paul Sorreil travels to Detroit. Numerous visits and social calls noted among families in Mt Pleasant and nearby towns with relatives in Hadley Farwell Saginaw and Bay City.
The Order of Hastern Star will hold a rummage sale in the Masonic Temple on Friday March 12 and Saturday March 18. Proceeds support charitable causes in the community. Location is the Masonic Temple at 2212.
The Clare County Chapter launches a Red Cross drive seeking 4000 dollars with 2100 to national, 1900 for local activities. Funds support armed forces members and home front disaster aid, with Roosevelt's approval and army navy cooperation. No further drive planned until next October.
Protective coatings from the paint industry are credited with enabling broader use of fiber containers for wartime shipping. Coatings improved moisture resistance, protecting products from moisture damage and supporting the efficiency of logistics during the war.
Fuel wood offers relief from coal and fuel oil shortages. It can be cut from farm waste in four foot lengths or full logs, and sized for stoves. The chosen method depends on transportation options and whether the wood is for farm use or sale.
The Boy Scouts report growing membership and focus on tin can and grease drives for the war, announcing a new Assistant Scout Leader Stanley Parish and a full troop committee. They invite twelve year olds to join and call for donations of scout uniforms while planning another Court of Honor and welcoming public attendance.
A farmer operating for profit may deduct necessary expenses from gross income, excluding capital items. Deductible items include livestock feed costs, seed, minor repairs, short-term tools, farm fuel and machinery maintenance, and hired labor. Depreciation may recover capital expenditures, while farming dwellings and long-term assets are not expensed.
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