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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
5
Wanda Sandford and Virginia Gordon receive treatments while families from Clare and Detroit visit kin. Sunday gatherings include the Root and Smalley households and a lively loan party with prizes. A recent storm shaped weekend activities.
Sunday School attendance included Mr and Mrs Roy Cummins and Glen Stanfield. Mrs Alice Wolf returned from Miami. No school four days due to snow. Visiting and calls noted among local families including Bert Henry, John Cook, Yona Henry, Pearl Clark, and others.
In Hatton area residents recall five generations gathering with Mrs. Fuller Lorie and relatives. Claudia Lee Clark visits with Claud W. Clark recently returned from overseas, meeting grandmother and great grandmother Hains. Donald Snelling, known as Tuxner, serves in the U.S. Army at Camp Planche Louisiana.
Winterfield residents report visits and health updates. Mrs. Cook consulted a Clare doctor about a foot injury. Hold Cutler’s condition is hoped to improve. Mr. and Mrs. Cutler stay with their daughter in Flint while visiting. Several residents traveled to Cadillac and a church gathering in Temple noted. Mrs. DeForest returned from Clare Hospital. Bert Berkompas and Ralph Peters family visits are listed. Edith Davis stayed with the Roney Up church household.
The Gilmore Church of Christ led by Pastor Howard L. Krause held communion and preaching at 10 15 p m with Bible school at 11 00 a m and evening service at 8 00 p m. Choir practice Fridays at 7 30 p m Mary Helen Fordyce attends Bay City business college. Families visited and extended sympathy expressed for Nellie Glass. Majors Dale and Lamont McAlvey visited and helped celebrate M L McAlvey's 81st birthday.
The article reports that 300,000 to 400,000 Germans may face wartime crimes trials after the Nuremberg master trial opens next month. Twenty four defendants, including Hermann Goering and Rudolf Hess, are named for the four power proceedings.
The end of gasoline rationing has boomed tourist traffic in Canada to prewar levels. From coast to coast Americans flood border points to eat meat fish and enjoy scenery. A Canadian Press survey shows motor traffic four times pre August 15 in some spots. Tourist bureaus scramble for lodging as travelers say they will go as far as the tires will carry them.
Belton Missouri reports Dickie Quick, 10, takes over ice deliveries after the usual iceman quits. He buys a $2 goat named William to power his red wagon, earning five cents per 25 pounds with profits first paying for the goat.
Washington report finds one in four farmers plans to buy a tractor or other farm machinery while one in five intends to purchase an automobile or truck in the immediate postwar period. The agriculture department notes a rich market for industry and labor.
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