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Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1946

Page

6

Iris varieties and their growing needs described

The article explains Siberian and Japanese irises, noting they are long stemmed, beardless, and grown from rhizomes. It contrasts their moisture needs, with Siberians preferring moist locations and Japanese types needing good drainage. It also recalls Abraham Lincoln's 1860 Republican nomination in Chicago and its link to enduring political conventions.

Abraham Lincoln Chicago Grant Garfield Cleveland Harrison Roosevelt Tait Harding Roosevelt I

Record Flow of Goods Seen as Six-Month Peak Remains Ahead

Washington reports a Civilian Production Administration forecast of a record postwar flow of goods to consumers over the next six months due to steel and coal recovery. June hit a postwar peak surpassing prewar levels in washing machines, vacuum cleaners, gas and electric ranges, radios and other items, with autos, farm equipment, and tires mixed. Labor shortages are warned as a potential production limiter by year’s end.

Washington John D. Small Associated Press CPA Small Detroit

Mt Vernon Grange Holds Meeting and Installation

The Mt Vernon Grange meeting opened with 36 members present and new officers installed by Dick Brooks and Ralph and Mary Brooks. Attendees discussed State Grange highlights and plans for next year in Hillsdale Michigan.

Mt. Vernon Grange A. J. Archbold Dick Brooks Ralph Brown Mary Brooks State Grange Hillsdale John Lockhart M. E. Tice Hirey Tice Harold Brooks Dora Hess Floyd Whitman Beaverton Wilson Samborn Gail Forrest Brewer Bernard Wilson Central Michigan College Russell Wilson North Vernon Bernie Bidwell Midland Melvin Davis Robert Saginaw Mothers Club Phimney Wiliam L. Case Harrison Elsie Wild J. Archambault Clare Hisie Wild East Vernon Grange

Andersonville Community Notes and Visitors Chronicle

Residents and relatives visit neighbors across Andersonville with numerous calls at the Haring Lennox Mitchell and Russell homes. The Pepper Party celebrates with prizes won by Lennox and Munson, plus a birthday dinner for Russell Dowd. Families travel to Mt Pleasant Saginaw and across the Straits to Houghton and McBain.

Harvey Spickerman Jack Russell Sandra Russell Floyd Russell Henry Russell Frank Peck Doris Strief McBain and Falmouth Jay Haring Thomas Ramey Geo. Renner Mt. Pleasant Lawrence Atkinson Raymond Lennox Olly Lennox Ronnie Wayne Atkinson John Mitchell Andersonville Clark Whitmore Coleman Russell Dowd Taft Dowd Russell Claude Moore Ben Ouderkirk West Branch High Wright Andashyp Pon- Hac Dowd Randy May Nee Max Morrison Bruce “Morrison Carl McDonald Jimmie

Alva Gene Venable Detained Over Theft Link in Jingle Contest

Nashville police picked up Alva Gene Venable, 25, after finding 184 silver dollars on him. He was relieved of 11 pounds in coins and sent back to Hopkinsville Kentucky, where he was wanted for theft.

Nashville Tenn Alva Gene Venable Hopkinsville

Emperor Hirohito's Staff Shrinks to 4785 Members

Lt. Col. D H Jennings of Allied headquarters finance division reports the emperor's household has reduced payroll by 3944, leaving 4785 staff. Palace police will be transferred, leaving only a personal bodyguard for the emperor.

Tokyo Hirohito D. H. Jennings Allied Headquarters Finance Division

Hungarian Premier to Receive $45 Monthly Salary

Budapest reports ministers plan severe economies under the stabilizing currency program. The prime minister will earn $45 monthly, other full ministers $32 to $38, deputy ministers $24, and Budapest mayor $38.

Budapest

Gilmore Center and Church Devotion Services

Howard L. Krause presides at Gilmore Center Church of Christ with song service at 10 06 a m devotion 10 15 a m communion and preaching 10 15 a m Bible school 11 00 a m all welcomed. Also notes of travel visits and local social events among McAlveys Fordyces Pitts and Krause with hospital update for Marshall Brock after a corn shredding accident.

Howard L. Krause Claud Fordyce Florida Dale McAlvey Alvin Wood Marshall Brock Clare Hospital Mike McAlvey Petoskey Gilmore Church of Christ M. L. McAlvey Ray Jarman Claude Fordyce Dybert Fordyce James Pitts Howard Krause Guy Perry Ed McAlvey Farm Bureau Mt. Pleasant

Temple Visitors Include Evon Family at Bert Switzer Home

TEMPLE residents and visitors recount recent social calls. Art Evon and his three sons, former local resident, visited the Bert Switzer home northeast of Temple. George and Myrtle Schlimmer stayed with Roy Holford, while Stella Myers spent Sunday with Ernest House at White's Beach.

Art Evon Bert Switzer Evon Temple George Schlimmer Myrtle Schlimmer Roy Holford Stella Myers Ernest House White’s Beach Saginaw Bay Phil Cheneys Hessel Upper Peninsula Frank Wright Phil Cheney Bob Carson

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