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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1946
Page
2
Treasury analysis shows nearly one trillion dollars spent in 1940 to 1945 with federal outlays at 365 billion and taxes only 156 billion creating a 209 billion deficit. State local and individuals combined balanced or exceeded losses, while debt nears 268 billion with annual interest near 5 billion.
Sunday school at 2 PM Young People's meeting at 7 PM and preaching at 8 PM Bible study at Mrs Myrtle Miller’s Harrison Friday November 15 Relatives and friends attended the funeral of Mrs Roy Cummins in Lansing Sympathy to the bereaved family Mrs Alice Wolf returned from Lansing Don Malcomson drives a new Plymouth Leo Cooper repairs their house Mr and Mrs Ray Walling returned from the north Sunday visitors at Fred Clark home Leonard Schwantz Beaverton Edgar Brady Harrison Rovelle Clark Gerald Brady families Sunday callers at Leo Cooper home Frank Morford Harvie Blosser
Mrs Pete Hanes of Farwell traveled with sisters in law to Arcadia to visit brothers Geo and Frank Clink and enjoy a boat ride from Frankfort to Manistique. Nearby visits include Everette and Dorothy Allen, Anna Denno, Lyle LaVoye and Emily Lamb, and Jim Thompson's family.
Aunt Lizzie Devers aged 145 was found dead in her Sapulpa home. Born May 1, 1831 in Rome, Georgia, she once traced Irish and Seminole ancestry and had nine husbands, the last of whom died before her 1914 move to Sapulpa.
Mrs Jim Thompson and daughter Elna hosted a Thursday evening gathering for the Allens' little daughter in Farwell. Visitors from Temple and Harrison called on relatives including Mrs Courtney Bauer and family and Pete Hanes. Other Sunday calls included the Thompsons visiting Wm Henders on and Frank Thompson in Farwell, plus Bob Miller and daughter at Bus Raymond’s home and Walters families from Gut Lake and Redner.
The Great Fire of October 8 1871 destroyed Chicago’s business district and left many homeless. The city received worldwide admiration for its rebuilding effort using metal brick and stone and spurred the creation of the world’s first skyscraper as a Chicago invention.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Monday November 12 with Blanche Walker presiding. Reports covered membership plans and upcoming activities, with discussion of recent meetings and a school of instruction in Midland. Attendees from Clare included Mrs. Walker Mrs Parent Mrs Tibbits Mr Walker and Bob Chapman. The 10th District meeting was in Bay City on November 10 and the district will meet in Clare in January. Alice Loomis was installed treasurer. Next meeting is November 25 at 8:00.
A fox-related pickle story notes using a clear standard vinegar free from sediment. The item mentions pickling with careful liquid choice and emphasizes purity in the brine.
In the eastern Kentucky mountains, three men died in a road gun battle between male members of two families after a poker game dispute. Victims Lloyd Lee 64 and Arthur Muncy 64 were shot with rifles, while Rufus Muncy 24 was hit 14 times. Authorities from Harlan and Leslie counties investigated along the Harlan Leslie line near Hyden.
In San Francisco a Rasputin relative claims inherited powers of the "mad monk." Dr Bernard Gindes of Los Angeles says he can end weekends and thaw frigid wives using hypnotic psychiatry, claiming Rasputin-like hypnotic powers.
CHICAGO. A 35 million volt betatron will begin shooting electrons at Michael Reese hospital next year in a major cancer study. Dr Erich Uhlmann, director of the tumor clinic, says the Illinois developed machine offers new approaches to reach deep seated cancers.
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