Plan Clare County Schools Lunch Program Meetings
County wide planning to continue the school hot lunch program in Clare County for next year with meetings at Clare city hall Harrison school and the Harrison county building. Public attendance urged while noting no government surplus foods or WPA cooks will be available. Emphasis on financing summer canning and home gardens to store lunches for children.
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Clare County
Clare City Hall
Nurse’s
Nurse's
Missina Mary Young
R.N
Harrison School
Ina Mary Young
Harrison County
Bureau of Social Aid
Imogene Hickey
Harrison
Clare County Public Health Association
Teachers and Health Association
WPA
Consumers Power adopts post card billing for bills
Consumers Power Company will issue electric bills on a post card to save materials, manpower and postage. Division Manager D. H Gerhard cites rising taxes and costs, noting customers prefer the simpler card. The card resembles the old statement but is condensed and includes a receipt stub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumers Power Company
D. H Gerhard
Watch Night Special Meeting Next Wednesday At Church
The W.5.C.5.10 society calls a special meeting at the church next Wednesday afternoon. Miss Bughie, missionary from India, will speak on Your Birthday Party. Attendees urged to bring a guest.
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Mach
The
W.8.c
Wallace B Watt to Speak Before PTA Monday
Wallace B Watt will address the local PTA on Monday March 22 at 3 30 p m on the subject The Problem of Children. He formerly worked at the Michigan Child Guidance Institute and now serves as Rehabilitation Guidance Director for the upper half of Michigan's lower peninsula with offices in Gaylord. All parents are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace B. Watt
P.T.A
Watt
Michigan Child Guidance Institute
Lower Peninsula
Michigan
Gaylord
Clare County War Bond sales hit early March mark
The first ten days of March saw In War Bonds sold in Clare County amounting to 11025.00 dollars. The county meets the statewide quota of 31000.00 dollars as reported by County Chairman Donald Holbrook and State Administrator Walter Wade. Michigan leads states in surpassing targets while Clare County maintains its three month record of meeting or exceeding quotas. The message urges investing at least ten percent of gross earnings in War Bonds to support the war effort and protect future security.
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Clare
Donald @. Holbrook
Walter J. Wade
War Savings
Frank N. Isbey
Michigan
Clare County
Seven Seas
Special Attraction at Clare Baptist Church Sunday Evening
Clare Baptist Church invites all to a Sunday evening program featuring Mr Palmer, a businessman who presents resurrection imagery with pictures and songs. A union prayer service with Rev. Cleveland and Rev. Hall at Clare Baptist is planned for Wednesday evening March 24, inviting all to pray.
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Clare Baptist Church
Mr. Palmer
Christ
Cleveland
Hall
Pot luck supper and card party at Clare Odd Fellow Hall
Announcement for a pot luck supper and card party on Wednesday evening March 24 at Clare Odd Fellow Hall. Admission is 25e. Attendees are invited to bring friends for a fun event.
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Clare Odd Fellow Hall
Rummage Sale At St. Cecilia’s Church Postponed
Rum mage sale announced by J B Doherty’s store and Ethel Glek eon chair man for St. Cecilia’s Church unit two in the parish news. Postponed to an unspecified Saturday in March due to listing gaps.
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St. Cecilia's Church
J. B. Doherty
Ethel Glekeon
Ernest L Potter Passes Away at Home in Clare Michigan
Ernest L Potter longtime community member died at his Clare home Saturday following pneumonia at age seventy eight. He was born January 18 1865 in Worth township New York and moved to Virginia Michigan then Clare with his family in 1926. He is survived by his widow daughter Bessie Pearl and grandson Wayne Walter with funeral services held at his home at 2 00 pm officiated by Dr John H Hall and burial in Cherry Grove cemetery.
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Ernest L. Potter
Worth Township
Jefferson County
N. Y
Clare
Michigan
Charlotte County
Virginia
Annie BE
May
Raymond
Bessie Pearl
Mr. Potter
Bessie Walter
Pratt School
Wayne Walter
California
Fred
Pennsylvania
John H. Hall
Cherry Grove Cemetery
War Transportation Board urges car conservation effort
The Clare County War Transportation Board and local merchants publish a page ad urging "Shopping Day" Car Clubs to save tires and extend the life of private autos for the war effort. Cars are essential to move goods, church, school, and farm products, and cooperation is urged to maintain transportation throughout the duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County War Transportation Board
Clare
Clare County
War Transportation Board
Donald Holbrook Elected to American Guernsey Club Membership
The American Guernsey Cattle Club of Peterborough New Hampshire announces the election of attorney Donald EB Holbrook to membership. His Rolling Acres Farm north of Clare maintains a herd of registered Guernseys. The club, a national network of twenty five thousand breeders, records registrations tracing to Guernsey Island and oversees production tests. Through Golden Guernsey Inc it also supervises marketing of Golden Guernsey milk.
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American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Donald EB. Holbrook
Clare
Holbrook
Golden Guérnsey, Inc
Golden Guernsey
Rummage Sale Planned by The Order of Rasterd Star
The Order of Rasterd Star hosts a rummage sale this Saturday at the Magonie Temple. Details are limited due to fragmented OCR text.
Woman's Salvage Committee Calls for Tin Can Collection
The County Woman's Salvage Committee urges residents to wash flatten and have tin cans ready for collection on April 22 as part of the war effort. Government praise for tin and fat salvage highlights ongoing public cooperation and diligence led by Mrs. John H. Hall.
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Woman's Salvage Committee
Clare
John H. Hall
County Woman's Salvage Committee
Clare County Defense Mass Meeting Planned for March 25
The Clare County Civilian Defense Committee and the Clare County Victory Garden Committee announce a joint mass meeting at Clare City Hall on Thursday evening March 25. Officials will explain Civilian Defense and Victory Garden programs to broaden participation and prepare for spring and summer activities. All Civilian Defense workers and the public are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County Civilian Defense Committee
Clare County Victory Garden Committee
Clare City Hall
Clare Cagers Face Gladwin In Championship Friday
The Clare Pioneers earned two wins over Beaverton and Remus to reach the finals against Gladwin. Beaverton led 18 to 9 at the first break and 22 to 14 at half but Clare won 41 to 32, with Carl Cappaert scoring 16 and Wes Samborn 15. In the Remus win Clare dominated late 38 to 22, led by Cappaert with 13 and Samborn and Clute with 8 each. The Friday game caps the high school careers of eight seniors including Cappaert Samborn and Hodson.
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Beaverton
Remus
Pioneers
Gladwin
Harrison
Coleman
Ahbeac
Fron
Carl Cappaert
Wes Samborn
Warren Perry
Beaver
Old Clare High
Wes Samora
Bernard Wyman
Jim Ryan
Art Clure
Dean Mance
Gene Maxwell
Albert Hodson
Clare Ladies Suffer Arm Fractures In Weekend Falls
Two Clare women, Mrs Alfred Upthe grove and Miss Pauline Sigrist, fractured their right arms in weekend falls on East Fourth and MeHwan streets and were treated by Dr H J Ballard. A Shepherd man, H S Stevens, suffered a finger injury in a car fan incident requiring possible amputation, now recovering.
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Clare
Alfred Upthegrove
East Fourth Street
H. J. Ballard
Pauline Sigrist
MeHwan Street
Candidacy lineup set for spring election in Clare
The Clare Republican convention at city hall selected Hol Johnston as chairman. Nominees include Mayor Robert Archampbault and City Clerk Alex McKinnon. Ward results show contested alderman races in two wards while other offices were unanimous. Democratic ticket incomplete, to be continued next Sentinel issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Jesse Hampton
Hol. Johnston
Hampton
Robert Archampbault
Alex McKinnon
Vera B. Peterson
O. W. Nash
Democratic City Committee
Sentinel
Two Osceola County Vendors Arrested Over Infected Cow
Ashley Church and Dan McLachlan were arrested on a warrant by Deputy State Veterinary Dee Davisson for possessing and selling a cow infected with Bangs disease without notice. They pled guilty before Justice Jennings Archambault on March 4, fined 12.50 and 3.85 costs, and got sixty days in jail with sentence suspended for ninety days pending action by buyer Fred Sheahan. jail time may be remitted if damages to Sheahan are satisfied.
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Ashley Church
Dan McLachlan
Osceola County
Dee Davisson
Bang
Jennings Archambault
Fred Sheahan
Sheahan
Nurse Training Fund Reaches Goal in Clare
The Clare campaign to fund a nurse training scholarship received a $35.00 gift from Sam Garfield, closing the drive at $250. A committee will choose the recipient soon. President Mrs. Henry Garen, Treasurer Mayor Robt Archambault and volunteers thank the community for support.
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Clare
Sam Garfield
Henry Garen
Robt. Archambault
Former Clare Youth Becomes WCAR Pontiac Radio Announcer
Lyle Bond known as Lyle Allen by Clare friends, son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Allen, has a position as radio announcer at WCAR 1130 on the dial in Pontiac. A Clare High School graduate, he studied three years at the University of Michigan until health issues forced a pause. He later spent eighteen months at Howell and has recovered his health.
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Clare Young Man
WCAR
Pontiac
Lyle Bond
Lyle Allen
Floyd Allen
Lyle
Clare High School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Howell
Clare Girl Becomes U S Army Nurse Lieutenant
Miss Belle Murphy of Clare graduates from St Lawrence hospital school of nursing in Lansing in 1942 and is assigned as a United States Army nurse lieutenant. She previously served at St Lawrence hospital and is posted to Fort Sheridan.
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Belle Murphy
Joseph Murphy
Clare
St Lawrence Hospital School of Nursing
Lansing
United States Army
Lieut. Murphy
St. Lawrence Hospital
Fort Sherdan
Taois
Clare High School
Edwin Russell Succumbs to Illness in Saginaw
Edwin Russell lifelong Vernon township resident dies after illness last Saturday in Saginaw. Born June 4 1877 in Saginaw, he married Rachel Wilson in 1888 then Ella Dixon in 1932. Survived by son Ronald E Russell daughter Mrs Cecil Wilson step-daughter Mrs Carl Dust two grandchildren and sister Mrs Anna Robinson. Thurston Funeral Home to conduct service at 2:00 pm Monday with Dr John H Hall officiating at Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Edwin Russell
Vernon Township
Saginaw
Edwin Lovell Russell
Edwin
Emily Russell
Michigan
Carl Dust
Mr. Russell
Isabella County
Rachel Wilson
Ronald
Nella
Ella Dixon
Ronald E
Crystal, Michigan
Cecil Wilson
Detroit
Joan
Ronald Wilson
Phyllis
Robbie Dust
Anna Robinson
Centralia
Washington
Thurston Funeral Home
John H. Hall
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Red Cross War Fund Campaign Progress
The 1943 Red Cross War Fund Campaign shows strong gains with Mrs Mabel Mulder and Mrs Nelda Jones leading a $252 raise in the block bounded by MecBhwan and Beech Fourth and Fifth streets. The South Gilmore Unit meets March 25 at Mrs Sylvester Schumacher home with a noon pot luck lunch.
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Mabel Mulder
Nelda Jones
Beech
Fourth
Fifth Streets
South Gilmore Red Cross
Sylvester Schumacher
Laura Dunigan
Vernon Red Cross Meeting Plans for Sewing Work
The Vernon Red Cross held a March 11 meeting at the Stough home with seven members. A March 16 session to make surgical dressings drew six Vernon members and five from the Wise group and future meetings are set for Tuesdays at 1:00 PM.
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Vernon Red Cross
Stough Home
Vernon
Wise
Election Day Dining at the Congregational Hall
Brief item notes a community election day gathering held in a Congregational dining area with cafeteria style service. It mentions Churey Bari and Aprit sth ag Advi as names or references within the readable fragment.
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Churey Bari
Townships Name Candidates for Spring Election
Tuesday this week marked the final day for caucuses to nominate township officers. Frost township results appeared last week and other townships will publish their lists next week. Grant Township reports Republican nominees for Supervisor Chas VanDen Bergh Clerk Perry Geeck Treasurer Dorothy Heuschele Highway Commissioner Al Purdy Justice of Peace full term Paul Nass Justice of Peace vacancy S A Dawson Board of Review full term Herb Gilmore Constables Geo Haring Floyd Squires Roy Hoover Sr Geo Kapplinger.
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Clare
Isabella
Frost
Grant Township
Chas. VanDen Bergh
Perry Geeck
Dorothy Heuschele
al Purdy
Justice of Peace
Paul Nass
S. A. Dawson
Herb. Gilmore
Geo. Haring
Floyd Squires
Roy Hoover, Sr
Geo. Kapplinger
Surrey Township Republican Ticket Lists Local Officials
The ticket names for Surrey Township include Supervisor Wilmat Carpenter and Clerks Guy Perry with Treasurer Dale Rulapaugh and Highway Commissioner Calvin Harvey. Justice of the Peace full term Walker Smedley appears alongside constables Denzil Tiedeman Essie Harvey Millard Pitts and Ben Carpenter. Gilmore Township also fields candidates including Supervisor C L Brasington Clerk Harold Warner Treasurer Claud Brasington Highway Commissioner Clara Perry Justice of Peace Frank Freeman and Nate Trumble.
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Surrey Township
Wilmat Carpenter
Guy Perry
Dale Rulapaugh
Calvin Harvey
Walker Smedley
Ath Selm d
Denzil Tiedeman
Essie Harvey
Millard Pitts
Ben Carpenter
Gilmore Township
C. L. Brasington
Harold Warner
Claud Brasington
Clara Perry
Justice of Peace
Frank Freeman
Nate Trumble
Township Officials Named in WISE Listing
WISE township announces elected officials: Supervisor Bert Bunting, Clerk A. E. Burton, Treasurer Vera Slocum, Highway Commissioner Harry Russell, Justice of Peace Ross Coe, Constables Joseph Strief, Homer Pelton, Geo. Burton, Claude Smith, Wes Oliver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise “Township
Bert Bunting
A. E. Burton
Vera Slocum
Harry Russell
Ross Coe
Joseph Strief
Homer Pelton
Geo. Burton
Claude Smith
Wes. Oliver
Local Ticket Officials Named for Upcoming Term
The slate lists Supervisor Darius Scott Clerk Maude Somerville Treasurer Gertrude Scott Highway Commissioner Frank Gilman Justice of the Peace J B Gilman and Roy C Cook in the candidate lineup for the upcoming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darius Scott
Maude Somerville
Gertrude Scott
Frank Gilman
Justice of Peace
J. B. Gilman
Roy C. Cook
Freeman Township Union Ticket Leads Local Ballot
The Freeman Township Union Ticket lists Supervisor Jay Beard Clerk Irene Goodrich Treasurer Jess Lee Highway Commissioner Tom Cook Justice of Peace Ed Q Waldron Ralph Goodrich and Constables G Fisher Ed Wiltse Charles Hosler Olive Snyder in full term ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Beard
Irene Goodrich
Jess Lee
Tom Cook
Justice of Peace
Waldron
Ralph Goodrich
G. Fisher
Wiltse
Charles Hosler
Olive Snyder
Clare Chamber of Commerce Meeting Next Tuesday
Clare Chamber of Commerce will hold a gathering in the Clare Congregational church parlors next Tuesday evening March 23 with dinner at 6 30 served by the Ladies Guild. Local speakers will discuss wartime transport conservation and business interests and a short entertainment program is planned. Members and those interested are urged to attend and support war effort while maintaining some normal activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Clare Congregational Church
Ladies Guild
War Transportation Conservation
Chamber of Commerce
Ole
Cithione
Ottica
Also Mentioned on This Page
Consumers Power Co
Ernest Potter
Wise Township
Donald Holbrook
American Guernsey Club
C. E
Clare County Defense
Victory Garden Committee
Clare Cagers
Robert Archambault
Republican
Dave Woolston
John W. Dunlop
Fred Parrish
Herbert Leonard
John Rodabaugh
George J. Lehr
Clarence Kirkpatrick
Arthur J. Morgan
Paul Manee
Stanley Parish
Theo. G. Bowl
F. Sheahan
Clare Girl
U.S. Army
ILE Health
Cherry Grove
Red Cross
WAR Fund Campaign
South Gilmore
Garfield Township
Freeman Township Union
Clare Chamber Commerce
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