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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1945

Page

12

President Truman asks Americans to support war effort

Facing Congress, President Truman appeals for national unity and support for wartime production. He calls on factories and farms to stay mobilized and to provide shells, supplies, and pulp wood, pledging the nation to an all-out war effort. The public pledges to back his leadership.

Truman United States Senate House of Representatives Congress Harry S. Truman United States Mr. Truman Germany Japan America

Sugar beet labor conference plan to boost field efficiency statewide

A program of farmer and field labor conferences will begin in twenty six sugar beet counties across eleven factory districts in the Lower Peninsula to raise efficiency by at least ten percent. WE 4A officials led a Saginaw meeting with county agents labor assistants and beet industry reps outlining improved supervision rationed goods medical care and training. Motion pictures and pamphlets will be used for the first time to demonstrate field skills and better performance promises higher earnings for workers.

A. B. Love J. G. Hays WE 4A Office of Emergency Farm Labor Saginaw Lower Peninsula

Trailers Highlighted for Military Supply Movement

Fred Boynton in Industrial Finishing emphasizes trailers as vital for moving army supplies. Olive drab lusterless paint with a priming coat protects against rust and obscures appearance, with color variations for other service branches.

Fred Boynton

First Pawnshop Opens in Paris in 1624

The first pawnshop began in Paris in 1624 but closed after a year as locals balked at the legality of interest.

Paris

Three plants given to church mothers next Sunday

Fifty-one attended Sunday School. young people from the community sang at Elm Grove Sunday evening. A penny supper Friday raised over $37. The Taxis Club thanks all who attended. Visits and rallies noted for local families and Beaverton banquet attendees.

Elm Grove Taxis Club Kenneth Rolef Maud Barber Ernest Allen Rose Athey Betty Orvis Christian Endeavor Arlene Orvis Beaverton

Dover Socials Show Weekend Visits Across Town

Mr and Mrs Frank Walters and daughter Barbara of Saginaw spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Walters and relatives. Delmar Allen returned home after ten days work at Sterling. Jack Larman and son visited Henry Magnus family. Harry Myers family from Kalkaska visited Delmar Allen family. Courtney Bauer’s children spent Sunday with grandparents Pete Hanes. Harold Schaeffer and Betty Watters of Clare spent afternoon with John Bauer family. Pratt area folks joined trout fishing. Everett Ailen and wife visited Pete Bauer at Bertha Lake. Charle Pfetsch returned home from Mt Pleasant after visiting her son George. Betty Lavaye spent Sunday with Cornwell ranch parents.

Dover News Frank Walters Barbara Saginaw Robert Walters Delmar Allen Sterling Jack Larman Soy the Redner Henry Magnus Harry Myers Kalkaska Denis Courtney Bauer Pete Hanes Harold Schaeffer Betty Watters Clare John Bauer Henry Watters the Pratt Carl Bauer Everette Ailen Pete Bauer Bertha Lake Charle Pfetsch George Mt. Pleasant Betty LaVaye Cornwell Ranch

Greenwood Center Personal News and Visits

Weller Root and family from Walled Lake visit for final navy exam. Roy Gordon from Lansing enjoys two weeks on the Greenwood Center farm. Local notes include Red Cross meeting, birthday celebrations, visits from Virginia Gordon and Ernie Bringold, and weather thoughts on rain and hay.

Greenwood Center Weller Root Walled Lake Weller Navy Roy Gordon Lansing Mirae John Bringold Mildred Gordon Farwell Chet Pickering Burt Douglas Parshall Red Cross Albert Roland Herb Carr Jewel Hazel Virginia Gordon Ernie Bringold Greenwood Ernie Buffalo New York

Detroit visit notes and hospital updates

Robert Archambault sr spent several days in Detroit visiting his son Michael and daughter Mrs Leo Hamilton and family. Sister Anna Northon was reported ill and in Clare Hospital. Sister Jogie Smith, long bedbound, was seen out in a car and hopes for a speedy recovery.

Robert Archambault, Sr Detroit Michael Leo Hamilton Anna Northon Clare Hospital Jogie Smith

Weekend Visitors and Obituary in Elm Grove and Clare

Elm Grove families and friends visited Mrs. John Bringold in Clare where she was ill and passed away Sunday. Numerous calls followed at the Davis home and from Weidman and Greenwood acquaintances. The column invites readers to submit items for a weekly notes column.

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