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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1943

Page

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Farwell High Graduation Planned For Friday Evening

Farwell Rural Agricultural School announces baccalaureate services for nine graduates at Madge B Lamb Hall with 150 attendees. Dr John H Hall delivers the sermon on The Temple Beautiful as the class prepares for Commencement tonight at 8 00 oclock with Class Night program and awards presented by Principal H M Grasman.

Farwell Rural Agricultural Madge B. Lamb Dr. Hall Empey Reynold E. Mick Board of Education David Wiggins H. M. Grasman the Sentinel

Methodist Church Board and Education Group Meet

Clare Methodist Church leaders convened with Dr. John H. Hall presiding. Officers lauded for service. Otto Pino to chair Education Board. Leo Russell named Adult Superintendent. Promotion Day set for June 6 and Vacation Bible School to run June 14 for two weeks.

Clare Methodist Church Board John H. Hall Reva Maxwell Nettie Holbrook James Knepper Church Board of Education Hall Otto Pino Leo Russell Ruth Hachmuth Pino Hart Sternaman Vena Lee Gillespie Jan Bicknell Sternaman

Clare P T A Meeting Sets Year End Session

The Clare P T A Club will hold its final meeting of the year next Monday afternoon in the school Kindergarten room. It is a special meeting and all interested are urged to attend.

Clare P.T.A. Club

Bouchey M J Prisoner of War in Philippines

Pvt Mason J Bouchey son of Mr and Mrs George A Bouchey of Sag inaw has been reported by the War Department as a prisoner of the Japanese. He enlisted in 1939, served in Coast Artillery then infantry, was sent to the Philippines in 1941 and fought on Bataan and Corregidor.

Pvt Mason J. Bouchey George A. Bouchey Saginaw Bataan War Department Philippine Islands Bouchey Army Coast Artillery Infantry Philippines Bataan Peninsula Corregidor

Broadened County War Ration Boards Powers Expanded

The Clare County War Price and Rationing Board gains broader authority under a new OPA amendment to enforce gasoline rationing. Local boards may hold hearings without district office referral for speeding over 35 miles, tire abuse, prior violations, or returned ration books. Ration suspensions or revocations may occur without district OPA input when appropriate.

Clare County Saginaw OPA Office of Defense Transportation

Service Flag to Be Dedicated By Methodists Sun

Clare Methodist Church to dedicate a large Service Flag during morning services next Sunday. The High School Hustler's Sunday School Class will present the flag with a star for every local boy or girl in military service. Miss Jackie Frey will sing The Lord's Prayer. the event is open to the public and families are invited to attend.

Clare Methodist Church Clare Jackie Frey

Rebekah Club Dance at Clare City Hall May 29

The Rebekah Club announces a dance at Clare City Hall Saturday evening May 29. Moderately old time dancing will be featured. Music by the Schlafleys Lehr and Gerow. Admission 50 cents per couple plus 25 cents for an extra lady.

Rebekah Club Clare City Hall Schlafleys Lehr and Gerow

Meeting Called Next Monday for Plane Spotters

A notice from County Commander Conrad Walker and Chief Observer Donald B Holbrook calls all men at the Clare air spotting post or not serving to attend at Clare City Hall next Monday evening May 24. The meeting seeks volunteers to replace summer departures and to form a roster for scheduled and substitute duty. Attendees will hear important information at the meeting requested by the United States Army.

Conrad Walker Donald B. Holbrook Clare United States Army

Americans to Wear Poppies for Heroes of Both World Wars

Faith in America with those who died in service will be pledged anew on Poppy Day May 29. The American Legion Auxiliary and Clare volunteers distribute memorial poppies to honor the dead of both World Wars and support disabled veterans and the children of the fallen.

America Elma Clute American Legion Auxiliary Alice Loomis Walter H. Larman Clare The Auxiliary Auxilary American Legion and Auxiliary Legion’s and Auxiliary

Memorial Day Observance Planned by Clare Legion

The Lest We Forget Walter Harlan Post will stage Memorial Day events in Clare on Sunday May 30. A 2:00 PM ceremony at Cherry Grove Cemetery follows a parade of veterans and community groups led by Clare High School’s fifty-piece band.

Walter H. Larman Post American Legion Clare Wm. Harger Cherry Grove Cemetery Legionnaires American Legion Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign Wars Red Cross Workers Red Cross Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Clare High School

Rummage Sale Held by Benefit Auxiliary at Mater Building

The Benefit Auxiliary plans a rummage sale in the Mater Building on Hast Fourth Street this Saturday only.

Benefit Auxiliary Mater

Navy and Army Accept Enlistees From Local Area

The following men were accepted in the Navy Herman Brink Harrison Emmett Pan Sullivan Lake Hlmer Bruce Gingery Clare The following men were accepted for the Army William Henry Barrus Jr Temple Haramway Avery Barber Farwell Harold Kenneth Priden Temple Donald A Dunlop and John R Hall Jr who applied for voluntary induc tion as Aviation Cadets Air Crew Force US Army left Monday morning for Chicago to be assigned to service

Navy Herman Brink Harrison Emmett Pan Sullivan Lake Hlmer Bruce Gingery Clare Army William Henry Barrus, Jr Temple Haramway Avery Barber Farwell Harold Kenneth Priden Donald A. Dunlop John R. Hall, Jr Air Crew Force U. S, Army Chicago

May Bond Sales Barely Reach One Third of Quota

War Savings bond sales in Clare county for May reach $13,256.25 after nineteen days, well short of the $37,000 quota. Agencies listed include Citizens State Bank of Clare, Clare Post Office, Harrison State Savings Bank, Harrison Post Office, Farwell State Savings Bank, and Farwell Post Office. Authorities urge full effort to meet the remaining $23,743.75 in the final twelve days to support troops and wartime needs.

War Savings Bond War Savings Committee Donald 5B Holbrook Citizens State Bank of Clare Clare Post Office Harrison State Savings Bank Harrison Post Office Farwell State Savings Bank Farwell Post Office Clare County

Style Show Hears Mother Daughter Banquet At School

The annual Mother Daughter Banquet and Style Show by Home Economics groups was held Tuesday evening in the school Agricultural Room. FFA members served the banquet. Mrs. Ott gave the invocation, Barbara Murphy welcomed mothers, and Mrs. Rube delivered the response. The auditorium hosted piano solos by Hileen House and duets by Jackie Frey and Patty Hall, with a candlelight initiation for several new members as Hola Phimsey narrated the style show featuring cotton dresses wool dresses slacks skirts and blouses.

Charles Ott Barbara Murphy Albert Rube Hileen House Jackie Frey Patty Hall Jack Hall Hola Phimsey

Nutrition Specialist to Lead Canning Meetings Here

A series of food preparation focused canning meetings will be held in Clare county on June 8 and 4 under the direction of Miss Miriam Hads nutrition specialist of MSC The time and place of the meetings will be announced next week.

Clare County Miriam Hads M.S.C

Clare Library Receives State Aid This Week

The Clare City Library received a grant of 96.99 dollars from the State Board of Libraries Equalization Fund. The aid supports libraries in low valuation areas to meet state standards and enables replacement of outdated reference books with a Britannica set.

Clare City State Board of Libraries Estella L. Artibee

Christian J Russ Dies at Son's Home in Battle Creek

Christian John Russ pioneer of Hinkleville died at his son Ed Russ's home in Battle Creek Michigan on Wednesday of last week. He was born December 15 1858 in Germany and died May 12 1948 at age 84 years 4 months 27 days. Survived by widow and son Ed four daughters Miss Musie Russ Mrs Edith Calkins Mrs Mildred Cunningham and Mrs Ruth Mason three grandchildren one sister Mrs John Haring and other relatives. one son Fred preceded him in death. Funeral at Hebble Chapel Battle Creek Friday 10:30 with Rev Carleton B Miller officiating interment Memorial Park Battle Creek Township.

Christian John Russ Hinkleville Battle Creek Germany Michigan Hinkle School fMlsie Russ Berkley Edith Calkins Mildred Cunningham Nashville Tennessee Ruth Mason John Haring Clare Fred Hebble Chapel Carleton B. Miller Memorial Park Battle Creek Township

Telder couple to observe Lord's Supper at Dover Tabernacle

Rev and Mrs A D Telder will be at the Dover Tabernacle this Sunday May 23 to observe the Lord's Supper. Everyone is welcome to hear God's Word proclaimed and receive encouragement for days ahead.

Dover Tabernacle A. D. Telder

War Bond Investment Question Puts Income Share in Spotlight

A World War II era query asks readers if they are dedicating 10 percent of their income to War Bonds. The prompt urges public participation and promotes patriotic savings to support the war effort.

Navy Recruiter Targets Young Women for WAVES and SPARS

Navy Yeoman Robert Ode from Lansing visited Clare last Friday to enlist women aged twenty to thirty five for WAVES and SPARS. Married women may join WAVES if husbands are not in the Navy, or SPARS if husbands are not in the Coast Guard. women with under eighteen children are ineligible. Information at 227 New Federal Building Lansing Mich.

Robert Ode Lansing Clare WAVES Navy Coast Guard U.S. Navy New Federal Building Mich

Mobile X Ray Unit Coming to Clare County

The Michigan Department of Health will bring a mobile TB x ray unit to Clare County in cooperation with Tri county Health Unit and the U S Government. Clinics run May 26 Harrison May 27 Clare May 28 Farwell from 9 00 to 12 00 and 1 00 to 4 00. The program aims to survey TB in the county and is free to all.

Clare County Michigan Department of Health Tri-county United States Harrison Clare School Farwell School Michigan State Medical Association Michigan Tuberculosis Association

Clare High School physical fitness demonstration postponed

The physical education demonstration at Clare High School gymnasium has been moved to Monday evening May 24 at 8:00. The event features an exhibition of the fitness program requested by the U S Government with no admission charge and is open to the public.

Clare High School U. S

Housewives May Apply to County Rationing Boards for Sugar

The Saginaw district Office of Price Administration released the May 15 sugar rationing rules for home canning. Households may receive one pound of sugar per four quarts of finished product, with a maximum 25 pounds per person, plus five pounds per person for jams and preserves. The aim is to support home canning of this season’s fruit crops while ensuring wider, fair access.

Saginaw Price Administration Price Prentiss M. Brown OPA Brown

Seven Injured In Week Of Auto Accidents Near Clare

Four people were taken to Clare Hospital after a Sunday 1:30 a m crash one mile east of Loomis on US 10. Stanley Grigg 22 Clare R-2 rear ended Mary Knapp 56 Houghton Lake, Grigg allegedly speeding. Grigg hit a ditch and fence. Knapp overturned on shoulder. Arna Lawrence 21 Milford minor facial and hand cuts. daughter Sandra 4 Milford lacerations. Knapp released Wednesday to return to work at Milford bomber plant. Grigg head hand leg injuries. Grigg fined 5 dollars plus 1 dollar costs for not under control. Baby Stuart Lee Hampton eight months broke arm. Mrs Emerson Hampton cut and bruised after car struck tree.

Clare Hospital Loomis Us-10 Stanley Grigg Clare Knapp Arna Lawrence Milford Sandra Lawrence Mary A. Knapp Grigg Mt. Pleasant Leo K. Showalter Emerson Hampton Herrick Stuart Lee H. J. Ballard Hampton

Holders urged to file early for B and C mileage books

John F. Kessel, director of the Saginaw OPA district, urged holders of B and C mileage books to file renewal applications now to avoid gaps in gasoline rations. He warned last minute filings cause congestion and delays, risking expired books and empty tanks before June 1. Rationing boards report weak early response. renewals can be mailed to the board after proper filling.

John F. Kessel Saginaw

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Farwell High Madge B. Lamb Hall Methodist Church Board Board of Religious Education M. J. Bouchey Japa Methodists Sun Flower of Flanders Fields State College Clare Library Christian J. Russ Son Clare, Harrison and
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