Requests Required for New and Renewal Subscriptions
The War Department announces that starting July 1 overseas subscriptions require requests for both new and renewals. Subscribers, especially Army personnel abroad, should bring requests when renewing to ensure continued service. Also noted: mail to prisoners of war in Germany is halted. letters and parcels will be returned to senders due to German mail breakdown and prisoner evacuations.
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P.O.W
Germany
War Department
Washington
United States
Department
Army Postal Service
Christian Endeavor Party Near Clare May 26
The Brown Corners Christian endeavor party and business meeting will be held Saturday night May 26 at the Roadside Park north of Clare on US 27.
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Brown Corners Christian Mideavor
Clare
Us-27
Holden Couple Wed in Detroit in 1945
Mrs Maude Holden of St Charles Michigan wed Horace D Holden of Midland Michigan on May 13 1945 at her sister s Detroit home. They will live in St Charles after June 1. Mr Holden was an early Clare county settler whose father published the Farwell Register the first paper in the county.
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Maude Holden
St. Charles
Michigan
Horace D. Holden
Midland
Detroit
Holden
Clare County
Farwell Register
Card of Thanks for Leroy Buck Loss Overseas
The Buck family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for cards and kindness shown after their son and brother Leroy Buck’s death while serving overseas. They thank the church for a plant given on Mother's Day and sign Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buck and Family.
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Leroy
Hig Havior
Appreciation Message for Kindness and Cards
Neighbors and friends are thanked for their kindness and the many beautiful cards received while in the hospital. Gratitude is also expressed for the tenelle flowers from the Him Grove Suilway School, Mrs. Vernon Bennatt.
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Tenlée
Suilway School
Vernon Bennatt
Hydraulic jack missing request notice
Notice asks the person who has the hydraulic jack to return it. The message is signed by Win Bauer.
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Prrson
Bauer
Belc Telephone Refund Order Set Aside By Court
President George M. Welch said Belc Telephone must seek court protection because the refund order jeopardizes service and earnings. He argued postwar expansion needs prices and profits competitive with other industries, noting wartime protection kept telephone rates stable. Detroit area utility tax notes mentioned by Welch relate to expected 1946 excess profits adjustments.
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BELC
George M. Welch
Welch
Michigan Bell
Commission
Grateful note from Mrs. Chas VanDen Bergh thanks friends
To the friends and neighbors for their acts of kindness for the flowers and help moving I am very grateful signed Mrs. Chas VanDen Bergh
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Chas. VanDen Bergh
Mt Pleasant Deanery NCW Holds May Convention at St Michael's
The Mt. Pleasant Deanery of the National Council of Catholic Women met May 6 at St. Michael's Church Remus with 225 members. Officers were elected including Deanery President Mrs Theodore Bowler and Secretary Mrs Peter McMillen. Reports from parish presidents and a talk by Dr Florence Slornbeck highlighted the agenda as the day ended with prayer and lunch.
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Mt. Pleasant
National Council of Catholic Women
St. Michael’s Church
Remus
Michigan
Remus High School
Edmund Falicki
J. A. Breitenstein
Bernard McConnell
Walicki
National Council
Theodore Bowler
Clare
Peter McMillen
Pleasant
Paul Schiffer
Wm. Florian
Shepherd
Sacred Heart
John Murray
Leo J. Farquharson
St. Cecilia’s
Theo. Bowler
Brophy
St. Henry’s
Mindenuna
Mary Lou Bouman
St. Michael’s
Mary
Lillian Miller
Florence Slornbeck
Greens Host Memorial Day Two Ball Foursome at Twin Ehns
The Greens schedule a two ball foursome for men and women at Twin Ehns on Memorial Day May 30 with play at 1 30 and a luncheon after. Players are asked to bring sandwiches and the ladies an extra dish. Twenty eight ladies played last Wednesday for the first meeting of the season and twenty five women played this Wednesday for blind holes. Mrs Bowler served refreshments on both occasions.
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Ehns Course
Bowler
Wear Red Poppy For Remembrance Tomorrow
Local American Legion Auxiliary volunteers will sell red poppies tomorrow to honor World War I and II dead. Disabled veterans at Battle Creek hospital crafted the flowers. all proceeds support rehabilitation and welfare funds helping veterans and families.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Hospital
Battle Creek
Legion and Auxiliary
Uncle Tom's Restaurant Closes Temporarily
Uncle Tom's Restaurant is closed temporarily due to inability to obtain meat points. The Tavern remains open for beverages and the restaurant will reopen as soon as conditions permit. The owners thank patrons and invite return for meals when possible.
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Uncle Tom’s
Heartfelt thanks to friends for flowers and kindness
The Butter and Quick families express gratitude for flowers and acts of kindness during illness and death. Special thanks go to Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt for the comforting message and Mrs. Herman Rank and Ernest Radloff for the songs.
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Chas. Kleinhardt
Herman Rank
Ernest Radloff
Josie ‘Quick
Ainidg Worden
Arthur Detiker
George “Ramey
Andréw Oman Frank and Lytte‘ Quick
Van's Upholstering Shop Reopens With Limited Stock
A local upholstery shop announces reopening with wartime restrictions limiting stock and a first come, first served policy. The note signals potential shortages as supplies remain constrained.
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Van
Rummage Sale At George's Market
Rummage sale organized by L. D. 8. Church takes place at George's Market on Saturday May 26. Proceeds support church activities and local missions. Items include clothing household goods and books.
Ben Rieinhardt to visit Clare store Saturday
Ben Rieinhardt will be at Brewer's Inpiément store in Clare on Saturday May 26 to finish writing pickle contracts.
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Ben Rieinhardt
Brewer's Inpiément
Clare
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Lately Planned Layettes
The Red Cross unit requests volunteers to finish twenty layettes urgently. Much hand work remains and the chairman hopes to complete them before hot weather. Attendance of only five or six has hindered progress. volunteers are asked to come to the Red Cross rooms Thursday afternoons.
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Red Cross
Doll buggy for sale in good condition
Wanted notice for a doll buggy in good condition addressed to Mrs Arthur Thayer in Clare. Contact via phone B4o W2.
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Arthur Thayer
Clare
Franklin Sailors Brave Defend Carrier Under Fire
Wartime tribute recounts Franklin crew members fighting fires and explosions after a Japanese bombing on March 19. Coxswain Frederic Scott and others endured extreme heat and danger, with Scott vowing to live on borrowed time after hours of firefighting. Home support urged to buy War Bonds in the Seventh War Loan.
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Franklin
Japan
Predérick Scott
Scott
Atdi
Buddy
Bids Open for Crawler Tractor by Clare County Road Commission
The Clare County Road Commission invites sealed bids by 2:00 p.m. June 4 1945 for one crawler type tractor fifty to sixty horsepower with one International TD 40 to be traded in. Bids may be rejected at the commission in Clare Michigan. Dated May 28 1945 Frank Beam Nels Tiedeman Manuel Sutton.
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Clare County Road Commission
Rieht
Frank Beam
Nels Tiedeman
Manuel Sutton
Lake Club Seeks Bids for Gleaner Hall Property
Sealed bids from Lake residents for the Gleaner Hall property Lot 38 Lake Michigan include cement block building 30 by 54 feet with basement under two thirds, 10 foot ceilings, electric lights, Kalamazoo furnace, and furniture such as piano and chairs. Deposits must accompany bids by May 31 1945.
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Lake Club
Lake, Michigan
Gleaner Hall
Lake
Kalamazoo
U.S
Family thanks neighbors for help after Lake fire
Mr and Mrs John Iserhoth express gratitude to neighbors and friends who helped fight the fire that destroyed their home at Lake on Tuesday night. They appreciate all who offered aid and support.
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Lake
John Iserhoth
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James Mead
Anne Wellington
Sternaman
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Mary Helen Wordyce
Mary Sikkema
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Angeline Hunter
Reynold Mick
H. M. Grasman
Vernie Hose
Pauline Grise
Roben Rhea
Christian Endeavor Party
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THE
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WM. H. Bicknell
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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