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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1942
Page
3
The Tri County Health Unit urges early fly control to curb disease spread. It cites house flies as bacterial carriers like typhoid and dysentery and recommends preventing breeding by proper manure management, sealed garbage bins, flyproof privies, and thorough screening of food establishments.
The Civil Service Commission lists opportunities in the Ordnance Service at Rock Island Arsenal Illinois. Posts include Automotive Mechanic Machinist Toolmaker and Heat Treater with daily pay up to 10.80. Applicants must be 18 or older with no maximum age, and apply by filing with the Rock Island Arsenal or Chicago district offices.
Readers in the Clare Sentinel coverage area report blood test results at home as part of a community health initiative. Officials say mailed kits and nurse visits facilitate ongoing monitoring and early detection campaigns within local households.
Temple residents host relatives and friends include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Stambaugh and their son Ivan. Visitors attend events in Marion and Port Huron, with Barbara Scribner and Helena VanderWoude among those noted.
Mrs Scott Allen and son Orville attended a Friday banquet at Farwell High School. Mr and Mrs Horace Joyner hosted dinner at Gordon McIntosh home for Mrs Joyner's birthday. Richard Kincaid visited Grant and Jay Bellinger and Burton Alen. Several relatives and friends from Lan sing Oscoda Flint Detroit Bay City and Bay City area enjoyed weekends with local households.
The Alexandrite stone from the Ural mountains shifts color from dark moss green by day to rich garnet by night and is nearly as valuable as diamonds today.
Chaplain Raymond Hall of St. John’s Church Lo well Mass becomes the Army’s first jumping chaplain at Fort Benning Georgia after pushing for a five week parachute course. Once a Brown University swimmer and All American, he adapts to the rigors of training and reports strong church attendance among paratroopers.
The 4 H group attended Harrison Achievement Day earning certificates and pins. Robert Krell received a gold seal. Younger students worked in the shop room while Burnice Dora celebrated her ninth birthday with homemade candy. Norman and Bill played Pratt school against Phinisey, losing 14 15. Barbara Nass, Reporter.
Our school closed Thursday and Friday for the Rural Teachers Institute in Port Huron. Retta Reigle left for Redner, festival plans at Harrison, upper grade girls invited, seventh grade maps and arithmetic review, band pictures, fish return to school, and continued festival preparations.
The Loomis area announces Hastern War Time with Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Sunday night service at 7 30 p m The Sheridan Sunday School also changes to 2 00 p m A further note invites all to study the Word of God with follow up preaching after class. Local community updates include visits and travel news among residents and families.
WKAR station at Michigan State College schedules a week of programs with the series About Metals presented by Prof. C DeWitt from the chemical and metallurgical engineering department. The schedule lists daily broadcasts including Wartime Vacations News Summary and Our Neighbors with several time slots through May 6.
Leon Warner left the Everett Carncross farm for the Page farm north of Harrison. Donald Kleiner of Chelsea spent the weekend here. Mack and Forrest Leeths and their wives visited Marine City relatives. Ama Garver returned home with them. Giles Leeth of Lansing dined with William and Mrs Hutchinson. Sadie Clute and daughter Louise, plus Myrna Penrose, have been on the sick list. Archie Tryon of Pontiac and Ervin Hagadone of Royal Oak visited Mayme Bunyan. Laurence Bates of Midland spent the weekend here.
The article links family health to soil and garden work. Farm women increasingly share labor in production, canning, poultry, and milking. They rotate tasks with husbands, children contribute to war effort, and disciplined household planning supports democracy and national production goals.
MANN SIDING and Mrs. Russell Shenk of Hazel Park visited C. Krocker’s home over the weekend. Grace Pfannes celebrated a birthday at the Moder Heintz home. A home talent play slated for May 2 is postponed. Dickie Hileman marked his fourteenth birthday with friends. Floyd Saukres of West Grant visited his parental home. A classified liner ad is requested for value.
The most popular and best selling book is The Care of Infants published by the department of Ashor.
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