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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1944

Page

2

Farm Deferments to Be Reviewed by Selective Service

Selective Service HQ orders local boards to reexamine deferred agricultural registrants in Clare County and surrounding areas. Interviews by County Agricultural Agents will feed the USDA War Board for recommendations. Registrants must show 16 production units. schedules list meetings across Michigan towns from March 13 to March 28.

Selective Service Armed Services Michigan WIC Clare County U.S.D.A. War Board Selective Service Board Selective Service Headquarters Toliows Winterfield Town Hall Court House Harrison Greenwood Town Hall

Fertilizer Boosts Pasture Early Growth and Capacity

County agent urges fertilizer use to stretch wartime feed needs. Ammonium nitrate is available. apply 150 pounds per acre after March 20 for earlier, more nutritious pasture with up to three times carrying capacity, weather permitting. Also notes trucks moved 98 percent of 1943 crops and 1.6 million trucks, with 37 million miles saved by better routing.

James Tyson Michigan State College

Loomis Church Notes Busy Weekend Services

Attendance rose at Sunday School and the evening service with new visitors showing up. Some members were ill with the flu, which lingered through the winter season.

Temple Socials and Local Movements Highlight Week

Mr and Mrs Peter Schram hosted visitors from the city over Sunday. Roy Myers and Floyd Holford brought Mrs Holford home from hospital in Saginaw after a two week stay. Community mourns Mrs Scribner loss of her brother in Pontiac. There was no school Tuesday afternoon due to a music meeting. Eddie Swarts visited Norman Heyde. George Barre stayed with friends here and is based in Owosso. Roy Holford and Ployd Holford shared Sunday dinner. Clare Sentinel offers quick results for any want.

Peter Schram Roy Myers Floyd Holford Saginaw George Owosso Roy Holford Ployd Holford

Local Pioneers Attend Social Gatherings and Visits

Mrs Teale plans another object lesson next Sunday while Rev and Mrs Teale and several others visited Rev J W Teale called on Rev Roy Miller in Ithaca. Many families from Midland Vernon Averill and Andersonville shared Sunday meals and afternoons with relatives. Elaine Kay has the flu and visits were noted among neighbors and sailors home from the Navy.

Kraft Cheese Promises Quality Amid Wartime Dairy Struggles

The piece notes near 400 million pounds of dairy output this year with over 500 million more cheese needed for civilians and troops. A dairyman acts at dawn as wartime demand strains supply. It stresses Kraft quality across products despite shortages and the heroics of rural workers in hardship.

Willowbrook visits and travel notes from Willow Brook area

Jerry Morrow of Ann Arbor spent a week with his mother and left for the West Coast Monday. Mrs. Arthur Bellinger of Willow Brook returned Saturday after noon from Flint with her daughter for six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Martin of Flint brought her home and spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bellinger, Mrs. Moline and son of Hinkleville called Sunday on the Bellingers. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Bellinger were also visitors. Callers on Sunday to visit Mrs. Joe Morrow at the Morrow home included Mrs. Pearl Henderson and Mr. Henderson and daughter of Millington and Mrs. Laurence Jackson of Clare.

Willowbrook Jerry Morrow Ann Arbor West Coast Arthur Bellinger Flint Merle Martin Moline and Son Hinkleville Jay Bellinger Joe Cour Morrow Pearl Henderson Mr. Henderson Millington Laurence Jackson Clare

Weekend Visits Across Hamilton Center Community

Mr and Mrs Andy Borge and two children along with Joe Manwaring of Flint spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Chas Adeblue. Mrs Wallace Rauch of Clarkston visited her sister the Noel Switzer family. The Alwards and Ida Price with Elroy and Zora Blackman called at the Hold Dady home Saturday. Randolph Switzer and Hilsworth Miller, workers in Bay City, stayed with their families. Their daughter Virginia has joined the WAC.

Hamilton Center Andy Borge Joe Manwaring Flint Chas. Adeblue Wallace Rauch Clarkston Noel Switzer Geo Alward Ida Price Elroy Zora Blackman Dady Randolph Switzer

Elm Grove Notes On Local church and visits

Elm Grove reports Sunday services at 8:00 p m and mid week prayer. Mrs Marian Carter returns from Roseville to help care for Conard Robison at Gladwin hospital. Paul Zimmerman back from Grand Rapids with improved health. Florence Davis visits cousin Shirley Carney. Mrs Ralph Langdon from Detroit visits J Kaul family. Mrs Howard Cotton assists Robison at Coward's bedside. Harvey Wilson and C J attend a fish dinner for Byron Smith near Marion. Lola Rulapaugh returns from Flint visit. Mrs Arthur Dull in Gladwin hospital after major operation. Wishing her speedy recovery.

Marian Carter Roseville Conard Robison Gladwin Hospital Paul Zimmerman Geo. Waltz Grand Rapids Florence Davis Shirley Carney Ralph Langdon Detroit J. Kaul Harry Howard Cotton Robison Coward Harvey Wilson C. J Wilson Byron Smith Marion Byron Grant Chapman Grant Lola Rulapaugh Flint Arthur Dull

Gilmore Center Church Notes and Local Visits

Gilmore Center Church of Christ holds services with 10 60 a m devotion, 10 15 a m communion, Elders and Deacons officiating, followed by Bible school led by Mrs William Phillips. Families and guests are listed. Eleanor Wilson celebrates a February 29 birthday. South Gilmore Red Cross met March 2 with twenty two attendees. next meeting March 30. Visitors from Warren Ohio and California noted. local dinners hosted at the Wilson and Ruby homes. Baby born to Mr and Mrs Ernie Hovington. funeral for Mrs Eugene Ford held in Farwell.

Gilmore Church OF Christ Bible School Wm. Philipps Norman Wilson Pontiac Milton Strong David David Wilson Eleanor Wilson Archie Wilson Farwell Eleanor South Gilmore Red Cross James Pedgrift Clare Perry Warren Ohio Church of Christ Harl Fordyce Carl McAlvey Tid. McAlvey Chas. Ruby California Oral Summers Bert. Glass Dave Wilson Ruby Melbourne Wilson Ernie Hovington Hugene Ford Gilmore

Rope Safety: Keep Rope From Winch Gears

Warning on rope usage highlights risks of entanglement with winch mechanisms. It urges workers to separate rope from gear teeth and avoid loose strands near moving parts to prevent injury and equipment damage.

Social visits and family gatherings across West Grant area

Mr and Mrs Roy Walters of West Grant hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs George Bryant and daughter Marjory. Carol Mitchell of Sanford stayed with aunt and uncle Bud Shepherd. Mrs Raymond Pryor visited Mrs Carrie Perverse. Margaret Funnell visited her brother Ervin Bauder and family in Coleman. Bert Jackson and daughters Dolorose and Janet visited his sister Catherine Alwood. Farwell family members visited Mrs Margaret Funnell. Don Swindlehurst and two children from Mt. Pleasant visited grandmother Mrs Margaret Funnell. Frank Pringle traveled to Dearborn to visit daughter and husband Sandra Cotton.

Roy. Walters West Grant George Bryant Marjory Carol Mitchell Sanford Bud Shepherd Raymond Pryor Carrie Perverse Margaret Funnell Ervin Bauder Coleman Frank Pringle Dearborn Fred Cotton Sandra Lee

Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims

Probate Court of Clare County orders creditors to present claims against the estate of Thomas Dibellis by May 8, 1944 at 10:00 AM. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates signs. This copy dated March 23.

Clare Harrison Elon George Bates Thomas Dibellis Clare Sentinel

Clare Probate Admits Estate Petition and Time Tables

In Clare County on February 28 1944 Judge George Bates presiding. Clair Green petitions for estate administration to William Hileman or another suitable person. The court sets April 4 1944 at 10:00 AM for proceedings. Time tables list Eastern War Time railroad schedules and local bus lines with connections at Lansing Bay City Reed City and Saginaw for routes to Detroit Kalamazoo Traverse Y and Mackinaw City.

Clare Harrison George Bates Delvin L. Green Clair Green William. Hileman Ann Arbor R. Harter Pere Marquette R W. Ryan Foster Greyhound Saginaw Flint Pontiac Detroit Bay City North Houghton Lake Mackinaw City The Soo Reed City Scottville Ludington Traverse City Cadillac Manistee Frankfort Dow Workers

Appointment for hearing in probate matter in Clare

The court orders publication of notice once weekly for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel prior to the hearing date. A true copy is issued by George Bates Judge of Probate. The hearing for the estate of Fred Boyd is set with publication deadlines in 1944.

Proceedings of Clare County Road Board February 18 1944

The Clare County Road Commissioners met February 18 1944 in Harrison. The board reviewed minutes, approved payroll of 2502.93, and authorized monthly paid vacation for employees up to 12 days. Bills and expenses were approved as read, with numerous listed supply and fuel items and taxes recorded. Nelson Tiedeman chaired the meeting with members Beam Tryon and Tiedeman voting on motions.

Harrison Michigan Board of Clare County Road Commissioners Court House Nelson Tiedeman Tiedeman Beam Tryon Yeas Nays

Bob's Garage and Hudson Oldsmobile Service Notice

An advertisement for Bobs Garage at 342 Clare in Mt Pleasant Michigan offers tires tubes batteries and accessories with Hudson Oldsmobile Pontiac service. It lists R H Strange M D eye ear nose throat practice and hours 9 to 5 daily excluding Thursday and Sunday and mentions glasses fitted.

Bob's Garage Clare Mick Hudson Pontiac R. H. Strange Hyes Mt. Pleasant Mich

Appointment of Administrator In The State Of Samuel Stewart

In a probate session at the court in said County on the 29th day of April 1944 Fred Phillips was appointed administrator of the estate of Samuel Stewart deceased. He is to notify interested parties by publication in the Clare Sentinel three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing at 11 o clock in the fore noon at the Probate Office. A true copy by George Bates.

Michigan Clare Harrison George Bates Fred Boyd Clare Sentinel Said Samuel Stewart Fred Phillips

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