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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1946
Page
6
New Plymouth introduces fifty new car improvements including 34 mechanical and 16 appearance changes. The line offers ten body types with DeLuxe and Special DeLuxe models. A redesigned front fender, trim, and advanced Floating Power engine boost performance while safety features like exclusive hydraulic brakes and safety rim ensure greater protection.
A note on March 10 lessons and selected ekture texts used with permission from the International Council of Religious Auditions. The item confirms copyright and credits permissions for distribution.
A sermon argues modern nations mirror Israel’s drift after Joshua. It warns faith in God, not power, preserves nations and families and urges turning to the Lord to avoid judgment and disaster.
Ona Blain spoke of his father William Blain. Mrs. Gertrude Bauer traveled to Mt. Pleasant on business. Delés Dunkle and Mrs. Bud Dunkle with Carolyn Dunkle visited Merrill McQuiston. Beverly Dunkle hosted a young peoples meeting. The group plans to meet with Kenneth Cowles.
Rev. E. E. Redman leads Sunday School at 2 00 p m with Lewis Irwin as superintendent and a 3 00 p m sermon. Sympathy extended to the Host family on the loss of Mrs. Host. Various local residents are mentioned visiting, guests, and community notes following a recent heavy snow.
Guidance on distributing bath times by family members to maximize relaxation. It suggests the man takes his shower in the morning, children bathe in the evening by age, younger kids before dinner, older ones later, and plan your own bath for the most comfort.
The Middle West Soil Improvement committee cites a Missouri study showing cattle prefer hay from lime and fertilizer treated soil, with higher calcium and phosphorus. The finding supports that better soil boosts nutrition, meat and dairy, and that mixed fertilizer containing nitrogen, phosphorus and potash aids postwar soil improvement efforts.
Cleaning diamonds for rings involves covering them with wood alcohol and letting them stand five minutes. Then remove and polish using white tissue paper to finish the job.
Imperial Chemical Industries in England reports a new insecticide gamma isomer of benzene hexa chloride called gam mexane. It shares DDT like properties, is a solid white substance, nearly insoluble in water, decomposes with lime, and can be sprayed in kerosene or water emulsion or used as a dust without lime. Not yet available in the United States and described as harmless to humans.
R. Harter agent lists Southbound No. 62 at 10 49 A M and Northbound No. 51 at 2 30 P M for Ann Arbor. Pere Marquette agent R W Ryan shows West No 16 at 32 A M and Hast No 63 59 P M.
Bus routes from 115 East Fourth Street run daily to Detroit via Lansing and Jackson, and to St. Ignace via Petoskey with connections to Sault Ste. Marie and Marquette. Limited departures at 6:25 a.m., 11:31 a.m., 4:45 p.m., 7:30 p.m., and 11:37 p.m. Local connections at Lansing Reed City and Traverse City.
Bussez Stén runs from Hotel Doherty to Saginaw daily except Sunday at 1 10 P M and 5 00 P M with transfers for Flint Pontiac and Detroit. Daily service to Cadillac Manistee and Frankfort at 6 00 P M. Buses stop at Hotel Doherty in Standard Time with Clare route at 6 20 A M 2 20 P M 10 20 PB M.
After University of California experiments an electric debeaker for poultry is marketed by Lyon Rural Electric Co of San Diego. It claims to prevent picking and cannibalism, cut feed loss and nervousness, and improve overall bird quality.
Dr. F. P. Zschiele of the University notes varieties may be developed to greatly raise tomato vitamin A content. Rapid strides in postwar breeding expected, aiming for tomatoes with higher nutritional value.
The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders creditors to present claims for the estate of Ralph W. Webber by April 26, 1946 at 10 a.m. The order, issued February 1, 1946, assigns the time and place for examination and adjustment of all claims and directs publication in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. George Bates, Judge of Probate.
State of Michigan probate court in Clare County orders creditors of EH Hammond to file claims by the 29th of February with publication for three consecutive weeks in the county. Judge George Bates presiding grants notice to heirs and creditors.
Order for publication sets March 4 1946 hearing in said county for probate claims against August Krug estate with May 6 1946 deadline to file and examine claims. Also notes aircraft output: 1944 US industry produced 96,869 military airplanes and total 85,000 airplanes since 1903 to 1942.
A method to cut a slab of bacon into thin even slices by chilling the slab in the freezer until firm. The chilled texture aids clean, uniform slicing and safer handling.
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