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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1943
Page
7
The Sentinel announces weekly publication details with post office entry in Clare and Michigan rates. It lists single copies and year subscriptions, display advertising charges, locals 10c per line, with heading 10c extra, and tiered rates for cards of thanks and resolutions.
Harrison area residents hosted and visited family and friends across Mt Pleasant Barryton Cadillac Clare and Gladwin with gatherings at cottages dinners and weekend stays. The piece lists numerous names including Mr and Mrs Samuel Bruce Mr and Mrs Ben Carpenter and Wesley Ore among others along with travel to Lansing Midland and St Ignace and mentions community activities and health updates.
Mason lodge No. 436 F and A M held a box social last Wednesday to raise money for building Masonic service centers in army and navy camps. Francis McKenna chaired the event with Harley Holt as MC and the Bond Booster Club of Glare participated.
Extracted salts from the Dead Sea fuel debate over commercial exploitation. Authorities weigh environmental and economic impacts as industry plans advance amid unclear regulatory guidance and regional market demand.
The Hayes Agricultural High School band directed by Francis Sprang presented a splendid Thursday evening concert before a large audience despite bad weather. The program featured solos by students, a band and glee club collaboration titled Comrades dedicated to basketball players, and multiple student performances including Sola by five Hilta children and many instrument solos. Mr Sprang received praise for meticulous planning and practice.
Mrs. Sam Morrison hosted her bridge club with Leota Van Every winning first prize Martha Sullivan second Valera Ferguson third and Roberta Roth the traveling prize. Karolyn Amble celebrated her seventh birthday with games gifts lunch cake and party favors attended by Avis Jeffries Charlotte Jeffries Betty Tennant Veda Summers Myrtle Jesse Kathleen Eaton Carolyn Woods Mary Fanning Audrey Wilson and others. Hattie Lou Hikins was absent due to illness.
Elder David Bailey leads services with Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. and evening worship at 8:00 p.m. Church activities include the 7 Oriole and Bluebird groups meeting at 7:30 p.m. Sunday services begin 10:30 a.m. with a full church program throughout the day.
Rev George E Hughes leads Bible School at 10:00 a m with Paul D Gibson as Superintendent Church services begin at 11:00 a m Junior Hideavor at 6:00 p m and Senior Hideavor at 7:00 p m
The notice lists the United Brethren Church with Ernest Burk as pastor and Clara Smith as Sunday School superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 00. Other details are not provided.
A church will hold a prayer meeting in Bernice Wisconsin on Thursday evening at 8 00 p m parishioners are invited to attend and participate in the event and prayer program at the church meeting hall
Russell Cook leads Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Church services at 8:00 p.m. Evening services and special Wednesday word at 8:00. Young People's meeting held every Friday evening.
A list of service members and their new addresses follows, including Herbert McDonald in Signal Corps APO 8747 New York. Norman Blystone with U S Coast Guard Detachment North Carolina. Clarence Davis at Camp Atterbury Indiana. Ernest L Bryant at Drew Field Florida. Hugh Warner APO 700 New York. Donald H Klein er Fort Miles Delaware. Harold Koch APO 3929 New York. Floyd Callihan Camp Mackall North Carolina. Robert Phipps Camp Jackson California. Walter Phipps Camp Bowie Texas. G Leslie Shaw Fort Ord California.
Aviation personnel Claire Maxwell receives a new address at Pine Bluff School of Aviation in Arkansas while Norman Sutton moves to Santa Ana Army Air Base APO 7 in California. Both updates show unit connections and transfer details from the 312th AF FTD and 7th Infantry Division respectively.
Pvt Clyde W. Moline now at Fort Benning Georgia with Co M 2nd Battalion 1st P T R. Pvt Raymond L Marshall assigned to Kellogg Field Battle Creek Michigan with 98th Sig Co Service Group. Pvt Geo H Grover now at Camp Lee Virginia with Co K 18th QMSTRD 917.
Mr and Mrs Dewey Paxton received a phone call from their son Pvt Douglas Paxton in Maryland reporting his promotion to corporal He gave his address as Cpl Douglas J Paxton 16167725 Class No 35 2502 Service Unit Silver Springs Maryland
Sgt Laurence W Jackson and Wig L W Jackson receive word from their son Laurence that he has returned from a flight to England and has been granted a fourteen days furlough and a concurrent five day leave. He is expected to reach Glare Sunday to visit his parents relatives and friends.
Two men from Clare have joined the U S Naval Training Station at Great Lakes Illinois for twelve weeks of basic training as Bluejackets They will study seamanship Naval customs and procedures take aptitude tests and undergo interviews to determine their assignments
Two Clare men join the Navy nine day leave after completing the physical hardening course. Claud D. Grant 18 husband of Doris M. Grant Route 2 and Albert J. Samborn 20 son of Mr and Mrs Everette A. Samborn 408 H6th St. are listed among the new enlistees.
Rosebush Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 45 a m and preaching service at 11 45 a m. Junior Choir practice is at 7 00 p m Friday. Center Methodist Church lists Sunday School at 5 45 a m and preaching service at 20 45 a m with Epworth League at 8 00 p m.
Church and Sunday School will be held at Herring School next Sunday with special music to honor Mother's Day. Eldest mother present, mother with the largest family, and mother with the youngest baby will receive gifts. Church at 10 30. Mrs Lavern Pratt and daughter Jean returned to Saginaw after caring for her mother Mrs Job Lynch Louis. Moon improves at Clare Hospital. Several locals visited or moved residences including Treva Alien and the Buckle family.
A brief social update from Detroit shows Miss Hileen Johnson attending the MLEA dinner at Keeler Union Tuesday evening while another resident spent Sunday at the L. S. Stickle home.
Residents from the immediate community attend the funeral of Mrs. Mickle on Tuesday. Mrs. Barber and Kenneth Roller paid visits to Mrs. Shull and Lowell, and visited Mr. and Mrs. Brubaker. Grangé meeting postponed to May 11 awaiting larger turnout and Mother’s Day services urged with children and fathers encouraged to attend. Sunday School to kick off on Mother's Day.
The article argues for the importance of a spotless coffeemaker to ensure flavor. It recommends thorough washing after each use, scouring the interior to remove brown stains, washing with warm suds, rinsing, and drying with a clean towel to avoid any residue on the brew.
In the matter of Henry Grigg deceased the Clare County Probate Court orders creditors to present their claims by June 8, 1948 at 10 60 AM at the Probate Office Harrison. A public notice will run in the Clare Sentinel for three consecutive weeks. George Bates Judge of Probate.
England relies on co operatives with 11 percent of all goods traded through them and about 30 percent of the population as members. The data highlights the co operative sector as a major economic force in the country.
Sugar farmers who board seasonal gas will receive rationing at a rate of nine half pounds per week per person, per the Office of Price Administration. Authorities outline the new allocation as part of wartime control measures.
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