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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1943

Page

4

November 1943 Circuit Court Calendered in Harrison

The November term circuit court meets at Harrison Court House starting Monday. Docket includes People v Stager for breaking and entering, v Oakley for removing mortgaged property, v Mussell for third offense, v Wills for reckless driving, and v Haskell for malicious destruction. Also listed are several property and estate cases, divorces, foreclosures, and a long juror list across Clare, Harrison, and neighboring townships.

Circuit Court Court House Harrison Bob Stager Paul Oakley Lynes Oakley Rowland Mussell Victor Wills People Robert Haskell Basil Sersaw Hamilton Township the Yeager William Krahn Kotcher Lumber Co William Hibbard Theo L. Hibbard Isaiah Leebove E. E. McCon Nate Bicknell Ervin Baumgarten, Jr Robert Walters Kenneth Walters Dessert & Brown Lumber Company Herb Randall Assumpsit Frank

Thanksgiving Dinner Table Outlook for 1943

The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company officials report a civilian turkey supply about half of last year due to government purchases for the armed forces. Americans will have chickens and geese, plenty of potatoes, vegetables, late fruits, and nuts to round out the holiday menu despite a smaller apple and pear crop.

America Ben Gabriel Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Company Harvey Baum Baum

Benefit Auxiliary Plans November Meeting for Bazaar

The Benefit Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Gladys White on Vernon Hill Thursday November 18. All members are urged to attend if possible as the fifty options must be finished for the Christmas bazaar. Try a classified liner for RHESUILTS.

Gladys White Vernon Hill

War era party line surge boosts Michigan Bell reach

Michigan Bell reports more than 150000 new party line users since Pearl Harbor. Manager T C Maher notes 80 percent of residential and much business service in Michigan Bell territory now rides on party lines to meet wartime demand. He urges cooperative sharing of lines and cites central office equipment shortages as limits to service.

Michigan Bell Telephone Company Today Pearl Harbor T. C. Maher Michigan Bell

Increased 4-H Club Enrollment Expected this Year

Enthusiasm at the November 1 Harrison meeting signals a very active year for 4-H with a marked rise in enrollment. District Club Agent Stanley Ball notes strong interest across rural schools. The new Victory Project expands access, while handicraft and clothing projects adapt to wartime needs and materials.

Harrison Stanley Ball Victory Club Red Cross

Christmas War Bonds Promotion by Watler Sam

An advertisement urges investing Christmas savings in War Bonds issued by Watler Sam and encourages continued support for the Attxels. The copy emphasizes patriotic backing and financial commitment during the holiday season.

Sam

Rural Post Office Urges Patron Cooperation in Snow

The department warns rural patrons not to expect allowances for increased maintenance due to snow detours. It advises relocating mail boxes or using alternate delivery, clearing approaches, removing obstructions, and coordinating with highway officials to keep roads passable. Ensure box posts and heights are proper and stamp all mail at the proper postage rate.

Ratrons

Isabella Pomona Grange Delegates Attend Kalamazoo State Grange

Isabella Pomona Grange delegates Mr and Mrs Ray Forbes and Mr and Mrs Clifford Brasington attended the State Grange in Kalamazoo. The gathering marked the state Grange centennial in Kalamazoo with credentials sessions, addresses by State Master W G Armstrong and Prof William Robison, and multiple degree conferrals totaling ninety one fifth degree and six hundred fifty one sixth degree candidates. Delegates reported on committees and marketing talks, with the event concluding in social and banquet activities.

Ray Forbes Isabella Pomputa Grange Clifford Brasington State Grange Kalamazoo Forbes Michigan State Grange First Presbyterian Church Armory W. G. Armstrong Niles William Robison Western Michigan College of Education Vern Stockman Blair Bronstat Red Cross Ernest Burnham Fair Grounds Charles Figg National Grange Grand Rapids

Paper Table Cloths for Large Parties and Suppers

The Sentinel announces limited supply of paper table cloths suitable for large gatherings and public suppers. Orders will be fulfilled as stock permits.

Sentinel Hak & Nimited

Aviation Cadet Applicant Interviews Set in Midland

Clare County Selective Service Board announces dates for interviews and mental tests for Aviation Cadet applicants. Capt Lester G Carpenter of Fort Custer will interview and test at Midland Senior High School on Thursday November 18. Interviews run 9:00 to 12:00 in room 258 and tests at 1:00 p.m. in the cafeteria. Applicants must be 17 to 26 years old.

Clare County Selective Service Board Lester G. Carpenter Fort Custer Aviation Cadet Examining Board Midland Senior High School

Ruth Belle Beauty Shop Moves to New Location

Ruth Belle Beauty Shop will move next week from East Fifth Street to the Holbrook Building at 517 McEwan Street after remodeling. Manager Mrs Wm Holbrook announced the relocation to occur Monday or Tuesday, inviting old patrons and new customers to the upgraded site.

Ruth Belle Beauty Shop Wm. Holbrook East Fifth Street Holbrook McEwan Street

Deer hunters urged to salvage fats and hides for tanners

Michigan conservation officials say deer hunters should salvage fats and hides from thousands of bucks. Last season thousands of pounds were sent to rendering plants and tanners, with lists of disposal sites to be provided by conservation officers and district offices.

Michigan Department of Conservation

Bake Sale to Aid PEDA Club at Mrs Morgan's Store

The PEDA Club will hold a bake sale at Mrs Morgan's store this Saturday. Proceeds support club activities.

Mrs. Morgan's

Resolution of Condolence for Jesse W Lamphere

John Q Look Lodge No 404 F A M drapes its charter for thirty days after the death of Jesse W Lamphere on November 7 1943. Officers extend sympathy to the bereaved family and arrange printing in The Clare Sentinel with copies to the family and minutes of the next meeting. Jesse Hampton W M.

Jesse W. Lamphere John Q. Look Lodge Clare Sentinel Jesse Hampton W. M

Rummage Sale At Burdo Building By Adventist Ladies

The Seventh Day Adventist Ladies announce a rummage sale in the Burdo building once the Tatman block. event runs November 15 through 17 with proceeds supporting church activities.

Burdo Building

Box Social at Wildcat School House Tonight

Remember the program and box social to be held November 12 at 8:00 PM at Wildcat school house. Coffee will be served. Proceeds go to piano fund for Blanche Strouse.

Wildcat School House Blanche Strouse

Bargain Sale at Congressional Church Parlor

Bargain Sale held Friday and Saturday in Congregational Church parlors. Proceeds support church activities.

Cafeteria Dinner and Pancake Supper at Congregational Church

Cafeteria dinner at noon and pancake supper at night planned for Saturday November 20 at the Congregational Church. Proceeds support church activities.

Congregational Church

Fungi Attack Wood Leaves Sapwood Most Affected

Fungi attack all wood but sapwood suffers more than heartwood. Spores of wood destroying fungus germinate into thread masses that penetrate and decompose wood cells.

Wood Bins Pass Strength Test as Permanent Grain Storage

Wood and glue laminated bins designed as replacements for metal grain bins endure over road testing. Test bins show promising strength with new signs of deterioration, indicating durability potential despite aging concerns.

Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss

We express heartfelt appreciation for the kindnesses shown at the death of our parents Mr and Mrs Henry Post sister Mary Catherine and brother Marvin We are very grateful to all The Daughter and Sons

Henry Post Mary Catherine Marvin

Mrs Jessa Lamphere Expresses Thanks for Support

An acknowledgment from Mrs Jessa Lamphere thanks friends and neighbors for kindnesses and floral tributes during her husband’s illness and after his death, expressing deep gratitude to all.

Jessa Lamphere

In Memoriam for Charles Ackerman

In memory of our son and brother Charles who died November 8 1942. The verse recalls twilight thoughts and heartache behind a smile. Mr and Mrs Thos Ackerman and family express their sorrow and remembrance.

Charles Thos. Ackerman

Gratitude for Support After Illness and Death

A family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and the passing of a father and grandfather. They thank the Rev. Charles Kleinhardt for comfort songs by Mr. and Mrs. Witmer and Mrs. Ott, Alfred Doherty for services, and others. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Cooper and relatives.

Charles Kleinhardt

Notice to Farmers Offers Grass Seed Savings

Notice to farmers claiming you can save up to a quarter on grass seed with March 1 1944 delivery and COD bill of lading. Addressed to Frank J Keplinger Farwell Michigan with a postcard order. sent via Meed’ aniythite? and “A Sentinel” iter.

Bill of Lading C.co.d Frank J. Keplinger Farwell Michigan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Clare High Pioneer Wilbur Ireland Bob Samborn Bud Rodabaugh Jack Leonard Dale White Jim Bicknell Robert Perry Willard Ireland D. Richardson Raymond Allen Bob Smith Bill Hawkins Joe Methner Doug Masten Fred Schneider Jim Kane Rich Koch Jim Richardson Joe Johnston Bill Archambault Bob Douglas Alva Cochran Harvey Hartshorn Larry Foss Henry Wber Wisie Mary Lumley George Albert Lumley Citizens State Bank Walter R. Fettit Alta M. Pettit Bill Hazel G. Brown Carl CG. Brown James M. VanDeuser Charles Strange Fred Smalley Clare Oliver Nash Marion Wright Fred Gubler Frank Myers Charles Beavers Emma Codling Arthur Percy Hall Franklin Clarence Ranes Freeman Ada Fry Frost Asa Bigelow Garfield John Oman Grant Elvin Budd Greenwood Chas. Manwaring Hamilton Goldie Beavers Hatton Mike Dobson Hayes Henry Wellman Lincoln Ira Lux Redding James Grigg Sheridan Maud Darling Summerfield Don Luce Surrey Hattie Keehn Winterfield Ward Boody Sam Wilkinson Sabella American Express United States the Citizens Clare, Michigan Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Bake Sale Memoriam Wayne Cooper Leslie Calhoun John Brubaker Ronald Leota Cooper Martin Nelson and Sons Iter
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