Daily Long-Distance Bus Schedules Through Clare 1944
Clare bus schedules list Great Lakes Greyhound Lines and local carriers with routes to Detroit Chicago Saginaw Bay City Reed City Ludington Traverse and Cadillac Manistee Frankfort plus war time Leave times and connections. Also notes bullet velocity data of 2800 feet per second and 1800 mph.
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Clare
Detroit
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Great Lakes Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Saginaw
Flint
Pontide
Bay City
Houghton Lake
Mackinaw City
Seo
WEHST
Reed City
Scottville
Ludington
Traverse City
Pontiac
Cadillac
Manistée
Frankfort
Bow Workers
Local families share visits and graduation news
Mr and Mrs Glen Newman and children visited Bernard Allen at Cornwell farm and returned with Allen family for an evening at J C Newman home. Harley Coats and children visited relatives in Midland. Galen Coats and children spent Sunday at Wm Gruno home in Vernon. Perry Davis and Kenneth Roller traveled to Lansing for work and stayed at their homes. Beaverton High School graduates honored and Class Night and Graduation exercises attended by locals. Gladwin visitors joined Hart Sanders dinner and others called on Mrs Harl Sanders and Mrs Edith Raymond.
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Glen Newman
Bernard Allen
Cornwell
Beaverton High School
M. J. Huber
John Archbold
Mary
Helen Sanders
Gladwin
Hart Sanders
John Brubaker
Otto Hildebrandt
Edith Raymond
Russell Davis
Gary Mielke
Harl Sanders
Appointment of Administrator in Andrew Kurek Estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan schedules hearing for Russell Thurston petitioning administration of Andrew Kurek estate to Theo Wallington or other suitable person. Hearing set for June 6 1944 at 10 am at the Harrison probate office with public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. George Bates Judge of Probate.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
George Bates
Andrew Kurek
Russell Thurston
Theo. Wallington
Appointment for Hearing Claims in Talvins Green Estate
Court orders creditors of Telvin L. Green deceased to file claims by July 3, 1944. Hearing and examination set at probate office at 10 a.m. on that date. Copy of order to run weekly in Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Judge George Bates signs.
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Michigan
Clare
Hareon
Said
George Bates
Telvin L. Green
Clare Sentinel
Order for Publication Sell Interest in Grace Willrich Estate
Public probate notice from Clare County appoints June 16 1944 hearing before Judge George Bates to grant Ethel Allen license to sell Grace Sophia Willrich estate real estate. Court requires three weeks publication prior to hearing in the Clare Sentinel newspaper.
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Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Grace Sophia Willrich
Ethel Allen
Community Notices From Greenwood Center and Surrounding Homes
Local residents related visits and calls at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roland and nearby households. Names include Herb Carr Sr and Jr, Alfred Roy and Charles, Betty Smith, Clarence VanBuskirk, Pearl Heintzelmar, Virginia Gordon, Oscar Bristol, Roy Myers, Chivense Millizar, Wither Douglas, Vince Carney, Hoy Gordon, and Tom Crawford. Activities include hospital news, Red Cross sewing, and a Mother’s Day gathering.
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Albert Roland
Herb. Carr, Sr
Alfred
Roy
Charles
Betty Smith
Frost Township
Clarence VanBuskirk
A. Roland
Pearl Heintzelmar
Mann Siding
Pvt
Herb. Carr, Jr
Herbert
Oklahoma
Hthel Douglas
Chet Pickering
Virginia Gordon
Oscar Bristol
Roy Myers
Temple
Forest Savage and Family
Flint
Vern Wooain’s
Albertio
Doty
Chivense Millizar
Gladwin
Wither Douglas
Virginian Gordon
Red Cross
Burt Douglas
Missionary day at Eagle Church hosts guest speaker
Rev. Gail of Pinconning will speak at Eagle Church Sunday morning. Sunday School marked Missionary Day with each class contributing to the program and a total offering of $26. C E Rally met at Walter Kleiner home Tuesday. Local residents attended Beaverton graduation and other Sunday visits noted among families in Sheridan township and nearby areas.
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Gail
Pinconning
Eagle Church
C. E. Rally
Walter Kieiner
Glen Poet
Ernest Allen
Beaverton
Naomi Allen
Ruby Poet
Glen
Lower
Ralph Allen
Cecil Hodges
Bard
Marie Allen
Elnora Allen
Mayme Runy
Gayle Clute
Glare
Della Clute
John Wood
Charles Wood
State of Washington
Jesse Wood
Battle Creek
Ervin Orvis
Sheridan Township
Hugh Allen
West Branch
Mayme Runyan
Clyde McDonald
Alma
Burton Bay
Betty Hutchinson
Maryam Rilett
Jessie Alice Rilett
Earl D. Acre
Otto Kleiner
Hol
Rutter
Potential Coal Savings From Nationwide Electricity Reduction
If the 32 million electricity consumers in the United States cut their annual usage by an average of 24 percent of about 187 billion kilowatt hours, the nation could save nearly four million tons of coal.
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United States
Paper paint cans aid wartime tin conservation
Many tons of tin plated steel are being saved by spirally wound paper cemented with a special adhesive to form leak proof paint cans. The new cans are practical for wartime conservation of vital metal supplies and are reported serviceable and durable.
Lesson subjects and Scripture texts selected and copyrighted
A brief note states that lesson subjects and scripture texts are selected and copyrighted by the International Council of Religious Education and used by permission.
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International Council of Religious Education
The Christian Servant and the Light of Eternal Glory
A sermon tracing Paul’s teaching in II Corinthians on Christian steadfastness amid affliction, fear of death, and the driving love of Christ. It emphasizes that earthly trials are momentary, while eternal glory awaits believers who live by faith and witness to others.
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Paul
Corinth
God
Christ
Weekend Visits Across Michigan Communities
Temple and Mrs Gebhart of Lansing spent the weekend with Floyd Chamberlain and Dean. Harry Beherends of Reed City called on friends at the Pure Oil Camp. Beverly, visiting Mary Austin, returned home with Loys Kohn and Larry Lee. Levi Ostrander and Irene and Peter spent time with grandparents Peter and Bertha Schram. George DeFrees of Saginaw visited the Arthur Gallery home and Mrs Gallery traveled with him to visit daughters. The Besaws and Roy Myers with Norman enjoyed a picnic at Houghton Lake and stopped at Moorestown on the return.
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Gebhart
Lansing
Floyd Chamberlain
Dean
Harry Beherends
Reed City
Beverly
Mary Austin
Loys Kohn
Larry Lee
Roy Holford
Levi Ostrander
Irene
Peter
Peter Schram
George DeFrees
Saginaw
Arthur Gallery
Gallery
DePrees
Davland
Evelyn and
Alice Gallery
Hunice Besaw
Roy Myers
Norman
Houghton Lake
Moorestown
War Bonds Savings Appeal Urges Ten Percent From Pay
A wartime appeal urges readers to dedicate ten percent of each paycheck to War Bonds to maximize scarce resources and support the effort. It frames savings as protecting lives by funding the war and encourages immediate action.
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Ss. E. Gardiner
N. Main St
Mount Pleasant
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Niemeyer
Clare, Mich
B. J. Sanford
M. D
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare - Michigan
H. J. Ballard
Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Mich
Bob’s
Hudson
Oldsmobile
Royal Akins
East City Limit
R. H. Strange
Mt, Pleasant
S. C. McArthur
M. D. Clare Hospital
G. C. Born, D. C
Over Grill & White Jewelry
Clare Michigan
Ann Arbor
R. Harter
South
Pere Marquette
R. W. Ryan
West
Foster Bus Line
Brush College
George Batés
Greenwood Center
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
The
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Corinthians
Lord Jesus Christ
Isabella County
Social Welfare Commission
Michigan Mutual
Harrison Dodds
Guy E. Crook
H. E. Gota
Sec
W. A. Bartlett
R. F. Bessmer
Owosso
W. H. Burd
M. E. Cota
Hastings
CG. G
Conway
Lupton
W. P. Green
Hillsdale
Fred RB
Likins
Memphis
FP. Mott
Osburn
Thorpe
M. Deyoung
Muskegon Heights
Stanley
Indian River
Horace Powers
Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance CO
Home Office
Navy
Victory Pulpwood Committee
Ben Carpenter
WM. H. Caple
Franklin Littlefield
Theo. G. Bowler
J. Stuart Bicknell
Eta Eye Campaign
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