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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1944

Page

4

Pulpwood Shortage Warns Ahead of Invasion

The Clare County Victory Pulpwood Committee warns a pulpwood shortage threatens industrial war needs on the eve of invasion. A Commerce Department forecast for 1944 Q2 urges intensified use of POWs, returning workers, farmer cooperation, and foreign labor to maintain pulp and paper output for war supplies including planes tanks and bombs.

Clare County Victory Department of Commerce Commerce Department Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Victory Pulpwood Committee Army Navy Berlin Tokio

Rebekah Mother Daughter Banquet Held With Gratitude

The Rebekah lodge hosted a mother daughter banquet on Tuesday evening with Christian themes about motherhood and civic duty. Awards honored the oldest and youngest mothers present, while plans for upcoming elections and a special event were announced for the next meeting.

Rebekah Christ Fannie Schultz Redman Emma Youmans Neamene Miller Sparbel Doris Schiafley America Eva Schlafley Tyne

Owl trophy plays part in Brownies program in California

Mrs. Myrtle Ratliff led Brownies in a Morning side event with a horned owl gifted by the Koeplingers of Bur bank. The owl, shot near Clare Michigan over a decade ago and mounted by a taxidermist, delighted the audience and rivaled a life like pose on display.

Duncan Koeplinger Elmwood Ave Burbank Morningside Brownies Myrtle Ratliff Morningside Parent Teachers Association Valley Times Koeplingers Koeplinger Clare Mich

Newspapers Key to Red Cross War Fund Drive Success

American newspapers aided the 1944 Red Cross War Fund campaign, raising 211.2 million dollars by April against a 200 million goal. National chairman Norman H. Davis credited the press and advertisers for informing the public about Red Cross relief for armed forces and disasters.

Red Cross Norman H. Davis War Fund Davis

Randall Family Uncovers 1865 Lincoln Assassination Herald

Mr and Mrs Tom Randall own an 1892 reproduction of the April 15 1865 New York Herald. The issue centers on Lincoln s assassination with a long heading and reports of the president s death and the nation s reaction. It notes headlines on Jefferson Davis Grant Sherman and a cabinet reconstrution discussion.

Tom Randall Mary Randall New York Herald Lincoln Thee &c The Herald Jeff Davis Danville Grant Southside Richmond Sherman Johnston Raleigh Washington

Statewide Safety Traffic Campaign Begins May 1

The Michigan State Safety Commission launches a month long campaign to reduce traffic deaths by focusing on brakes lighting and steering. Authorities will perform brake checks on motorists cited for violations and issue summons for reckless driving if unsafe equipment is found. Traffic fatalities have risen thirty eight percent in six months prompting stronger enforcement.

Michigan State Safety Commission Michigan

Voice of the People Opinion Column Cipher

Sentinel readers submit brief unsigned or signed letters on daily questions. Space is limited to five hundred words and requires writer name and address. Readers are invited to share opinions candidly on current topics for publication.

the Sentinel

U S Cadet Nurse Corps National Induction Broadcast Planned

Bernard Fitzpatrick of Beaverton writes about national service and farm policy linking to World War I and II ideals. A radio broadcast on May 13 at 4 30 p m will feature U S Cadet Nurse Corps induction with Miss Helen Hayes performing a dramatic presentation for cadet nurses.

U. S. Cadet Nurse Corps U.S. Cadet Corps U.S. Cadet Nurse Corps Helen Hayes Dr. Parran Miss Hayes

Rummage Sale at St Cecilia’s Church by Mrs McConnell

Friday and Saturday May 12 and 18 in the Mater building at St Cécilia’s Church unit 5. Mrs Matt Mc Connell is the chairman with contact 8112 for details.

Mater St. Cécilia's Church Matt McConiell

Rosebush Library Born in 1937 In Isabella Township

Nellie Sherwood of Clare Michigan led a Works Progress Administration project to establish a Rosebush library. Miss Delphine Balge was named librarian as the collection grew with donations from local families and churches. The library moved to a larger space, received township funding, and became part of Mt. Pleasant Public Library services with a monthly subsidy.

Nellie Sherwood Clare Michigan Work Projects Administration Sherwood Rosebush Hudocia Stratton Central Michigan College of Education Mt. Pleasant Faith Johnston Delphine Balge Clare County Library Stella Sleight Bar- Towers Geogre Elias Margaret Morrison Orville Graham William Thompson Anna B. Herrig Detroit Presbyterian Church W.C.T.U Floyd Harrison M. B. Church Bert McEwen Isabella Township Whiteville Appleblossom Club Central Michigan College McEwen L. S. Stickle WPA Township Isabella Township Board Mt. Pleasant Public Library Board

Library staff changes at Mt Pleasant with new books

Ten hours weekly at the Mt Pleasant Library were devoted to clerical work. Under the arrangement new reference books were added to the permanent collection and some old books discarded. Non-fiction and reference books were catalogued and the schools obtained their books directly from Mr Pleasant. When WPA was withdrawn on January 14 1943 Miss Delphine Balge resigned as librarian and was succeeded by Miss Rose Mary Lynch the present librarian.

Mt. Pleasant

Correction to Mass Schedule at St Cecilia's Church

The church announces Holy Hour at 7:45 Friday evening. Communion this Sunday at 7:15 a.m. Mass this Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Services shift from 8:30 o'clock next Sunday morning as previously stated on page three.

St. Cecilia’s Church

Birthday gratitude from Mrs H Glass to friends and family

Mrs H Glass thanks friends and relatives for the surprise birthday gifts cards letters candy and other tokens. She expresses gratitude and says the memory will be a happy one.

H. Glass

Gratitude for Cards and Gifts on Mother's 84th Birthday

Frances Wood expresses thanks to friends and relatives for the card shower and gifts for her mother's eighty fourth birthday. She notes she received one hundred six cards and letters, along with candy and flowers from well wishers.

Frances Wood

Clare P T A Club to Hold Last Meeting of Year

The Clare P T A Club will meet Monday evening May 15 in the Home Economics room of the High School. A short program and refreshments follow the meeting.

Clare P.T.A. Club

Mt Vernon Grange Seeks Members for Third and Fourth Degrees

Mt Vernon Grange invites all members and nearby granges to attend next Monday night for the third and fourth degrees in full form. The meeting promises a large turnout, with a pot luck lunch and a test of candidates. Master J Archambault urges attendance and notes advertising pays.

Luich J. Archambault

Rosebush Egg Prices and Clare Standish Livestock Rates

Prices at Rosebush Egg Grading Station for May 10 1944 and livestock auction results from Clare Standish Yards May 8 1944 list egg grades and per dozen prices along with beef cattle veal and hog ranges. War bonds message urges ten percent of income to support war production.

Rosebush Michigan Clare Standish Livestock Auction Yards Hitler

For Sale Items and Listings Near Harrison and Clare

Local notices advertise farm for sale near Harrison including a lake and cattle by Kenneth Gamble. Also offered is a Superior beet and bedn drill for sale by Wm. Phillips located southwest of Clare.

Syo' “Lake Kenneth Gamble Harrison Superior Beet and Bédn Wm. Phillips Clare

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Pulpwood Clare County Owl California San Fernando Randalls Voice OF People United States A.A.A Flanders Field A.A.A. i American Legion Bernard Fitzpatrick Beaverton of the Tsabella Fwo Public Library Delphine Balige Lender Clare, Michigan WM. H. Bicknell Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation MT. Vernon Grange Samborn ST. Henry’s Catholic Church Gordon Grant John Asline Isabella Pomona Grange Alma House Davenport Anna Warner Dover Road Bridge Hemlock St
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