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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1946
Page
15
Chester Davis urges in a President's Famine Emergency Committee message that famine threatens half a billion people in Europe India and China. He calls Americans to conserve and share foods support Victory Gardens and canning while reducing waste to prevent world starvation.
Spotted wood surfaces can be cleaned by washing with turpentine then re waxing. If the wood is dark, color the wax to match the shade to restore its appearance.
The Central Michigan Baseball League releases a Sunday through August schedule listing matchups by date and venue. Beal City, Farwell, Leaton, Gladwin, Coleman, Shepherd, Sanford, and R. O. C. appear in rotating home away games across Sundays from May through August.
Writers note the hard work involved in publishing the Sentinel and invite readers to mail community news items on Monday or Tuesday. Delays may cause late notices, and readers are told the reason if not found in the Sentinel.
The Michigan Tuberculosis Association presents how tuberculin tests help find unknown TB cases in U S communities. Positive results lead to X rays to check lungs and potential family exposure, while negative results end the inquiry. The approach supports early detection and treatment.
Dzi Me traits argues Easter Island shows no evidence of a sunken continent era. He notes it is a volcanic island of recent origin with eruptions from the ocean floor and modest size when Polynesians settled. Coastal erosion and cliff monuments eroding into the sea are discussed.
The Safety Man warns against speeding to beat a changing light and blocking crosswalks. He urges drivers to slow at greens and yield to pedestrians, stressing courtesy and awareness from both motorists and walkers.
Temple residents report visits from Grover Updike and family and George Harle from Owosso. Mrs. Werts hosted a chicken dinner for Farwell bowling teams at the Tavern, followed by dancing. Dutch Werts celebrated his birthday with friends. Mrs. Stella Myers and Mrs. Chet Holford spent the weekend at Camp Neyhistorical.
Wood experts advise that light white spots from water heat or alcohol spills may vanish by rubbing with vamphorated oil or peppermint oil or with a warm water wash containing bailed flaxseed salt and turpentine then dried and polished. For deeper spots an abrasive may be used and a mixture of salt and salad oil can help remove the marks.
Local notices list periodic gatherings for many groups in Clare and Farwell. Clubs such as Farwell Townsene, Clara Hebekah, Clare Knights of Columbus, Clare Kiwanis, Rebekah, 100.C.F. Lodge, Study Club, Common Council, Rotary, Townsend, and others share recurring evenings or days each month.
Mt. Vernon Grange meets the first and third Mondays at 8:30 p.m. St Henry's Youth Discussion Club gathers the second Monday in the church parlors. Clare Boy Scouts meet Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in the school history room. American Legion Auxiliary convenes on the second and fourth Mondays. Parnell Knights of Pythias meets the second and fourth Thursdays. Clara Theta Rho Girls Club convenes the first and third Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. Clare Masonic Lodge holds regular communications on the second Tuesday. Four Square Club meets the first and third Tuesdays at 8:06 p.m. Townsend Club No 2 meets the second and fourth Fridays in members homes. Watch for announcements.
State Highway Department ferries at the Straits of Mackinaw start spring operations May 1 with 144 daily departures from Mackinaw City and St Ignace, including daytime and three hour night runs. Schedule runs May 1 to June 15 before summer service increases.
A brief note urges residents and travelers in Clare to greet visitors warmly. The message emphasizes courtesy toward strangers and welcomes outsiders to the town with friendly hospitality.
Veterans gain preference in buying surplus property under H. R. 6157 passed by the Senate on April 19 and sent to the White House. The measure authorizes the surplus property administrator to reserve items for veterans personal use and small businesses, with War Assets Administration discretion on stockpiles and sale terms.
The Boy Scouts opened the May 1 meeting with the pledge to the flag, conducted roll call, and administered Tenderfoot tests. Roger Wallace attended as a visitor. Activities included gym games and the Scout Master Benediction to close.
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