November 1946 Circuit Court Convenes With Small Calendar
The November 1946 term of circuit court meets at Harrison courthouse next Monday with a light docket including five criminal cases two issues of fact and six chancery cases Judge Ray Hart expected to preside The criminal docket lists cases against Paul Oakley Rowland Mussell Robert Haskell Harl Herron Charles Nelson and Richard Graber Jay Ockerman and others plus several civil matters and divorces Jurors for Harrison wards and a long list of local jurors are noted along with names of residents called to serve
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Court House
Harrison
Ray Hart
Paul Oakley
Rowland Mussell
Robert Haskell
Harl Herron
People
Charles Nelson
Richard Graber
Woman Tosses Money From Hotel Window
Police and ambulance crews rushed to the Paramount hotel in New York after a Cincinnati matron, Mrs. C Betzner, was seen with one foot on a window ledge. She tossed money from the window while in a backless Negligee, but was restrained by staff and taken to safety after an elevator operator intervened. She dismissed the danger saying she was having fun.
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New York
Paramount
Cincinnati
Ohio
C. Betzner
Thomas Baker
Baker
Lumber Output Seen Exceeding 1946 Goal
The Department of Commerce forecast 1946 lumber output will top 32 billion board feet. It noted substantial increases in most key construction materials in the first half of 1946 vs 1945, but warned demand often outpaces supply. Half the lumber goal was reached in six months, with production expected to rise in the year's second half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Commerce
Rummage Sale by American Legion Auxiliary Planned
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a rummage gala at the Legion room in City Hall on Friday and Saturday November 22 and 23. For rummage collection call 286 87 R or 291 2.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Room
Paper Table Cloths For Large Parties At The Sentinel
The Sentinel offers a limited supply of paper table cloths suitable for large parties and public suppers. Individuals and organizations using these to picnic cloth will be furnished while supply lasts.
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The
Sentinel
Salvation Army Served 11 Million Meals Nationwide
The Salvation Army distributed 11 million meals to needy Americans last year, supporting families, seniors, and individuals across multiple states through its hunger relief programs and community kitchens.
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Salvation Army
Yellow Pine Establishment of Price Controls in Michigan
The Michigan District Office of Price Administration announces a price order setting maximum retail prices for Shortleaf Yellow Pine lumber and products in Zone 3. Effective October 31, the order covers Grand Traverse County excluding Williamsburg, plus Tuscola County excluding Mayville Millington and Vassar, Kent City area, Muskegon County towns, Jeddo, Freeland, and multiple northern counties listed.
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Michigan District Office of Price Administration
Grand Traverse County
Williamsburg
Tuscola County
Mayville
Millington
Vassar
Kent City
Kent County
Baily
Casnovia
Holton
Montague
Whitehall
Muskegon County
Jeddo
St. Clair County
Freeland
Saginaw County
Counties
Benzie
Clare
Huron
Isabella, Lake, Manistee, Mason, Mecosta
Midland
Missaukee
Newaygo
Oceana
Osceola
Sanitac
Wexford
Hunters warned of tularemia outbreak again this season
With two tularemia cases reported as rabbit hunting resumes, the Michigan conservation department urges cautions. Avoid thin sickly rabbits, wear rubber gloves when handling game, and cook meat thoroughly. Streptomycin is limited and reserved for severe cases. Tularemia causes fever and prostration, with 5 to 7 percent fatality in past outbreaks.
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Conservation Department
Game Division
S. C. Whitlock
Michigan
Michigan State College Rural Progress Caravan to Tour State
The Michigan State College Rural Progress Caravan will visit Clare on March 11 and Mason in Ingham County for a January 3 opening. Sponsored by MSC extension services, the display runs 10 00 a m to 3 30 p m and will stress farm planning and remodeling with attention to the back forty and farmstead funds.
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Michigan State College Rural Progress
Clare
Extension Services
MSC
Michigan
Michigan State College
Mason
Ingham
Lower Peninsula
Esual
Appreciation Note from Hospital Stay Recipients
A patient thanks friends and relatives for cards and flowers received during a Clare Hospital stay and extends gratitude to Dr. McArthur, Mrs. McArthur, and the nursing staff for their wonderful care.
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Clare Hospital
Mrs. McArthur
Thompson couple mark 32nd wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs L H Thompson thank friends for cards flowers and gifts on the thirty second anniversary of their marriage dated November 10 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Thompson
Service Now Open to Veterans for Private Dentist Care
About 1,400 Michigan dentists can treat eligible World War II veterans under the Home Town Plan for Dental Care. Veterans apply at a VA office, choose an approved private dentist, and VA covers authorized treatments. Clinics are operating in Dearborn St. Joseph hospital areas, with more office clinics planned across Saginaw Flint Kalamazoo and Escanaba.
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Michigan
Guy F. Palmer
Detroit
Michigan State Dental Society
Clarence R. Jacobson
Dental Service
The
Veterans Administration
City Hall
Clare
Dearborn
St. Custer VA
Guardian
Grand Rapids
Jackson
Saginaw
Flint
Kalamazoo
Escanaba
Clare Pioneers End Football Season Undefeated
Clare closes a perfect football season with decisive wins over Evart, Gladwin, and Breckenridge. Key contributors include Campell, Rodabaugh, Perry, and the Ireland twins. The line dominated opponents, amassing 117 points to 33, 79 first downs to 54, and 1806 yards to 771. Senior lettermen honored include Rodabaugh, White, Caypaert, and the Ireland brothers.
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Clare
Evart
Perry
Campbell
Rodahaugh
Gladwin
Breckenridge
Ireland Twins
Irelands
Bud” Rodabaugh
Worstell
Holbrook
Cimmerer
White
Borle
Rodabaugh
Botle i
Capparet
Pay Courteous Attention to Tourists Who Pay
A terse editorial urges merchants to greet visitors warmly and honor their purchases, framing courtesy as essential to hospitality towns. It emphasizes that tourists fund local shops and deserve respectful service.
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Tt Will
Twin Calves Born to Clyde Allen’s Cow
On November 12 a cow owned by Clyde Allen delivered twin calves marking a repeat of a twin birth from three years earlier. The Borns’ elk from a hunting trip arrived in Clare after being dressed in Denver and frozen for a month, with Mrs. Born handling the meal.
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Clyde Allen
Borns
G. C. Born
Clare
Denver
Colorado
First Terminal Leave Reimbursement Checks Arrive in Clare
Government offices received hundreds of thousands of applications for terminal leave reimbursement but faced delays due to lack of mail envelopes. With shortages solved, the first checks began arriving in Clare this week as Washington clerks continue processing the large workload.
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Sam
Gl’s
Washington
Clare
Hunters Travel by Night to Clare for Deer and Bear Grounds
The Red coats travel to Clare for hunting crowded roads show thousands passing through. Stores run low as hunters flood town and diners struggle to seat patience. By noon a long line of cars and backed traffic near Jones Ulrich station marked the busy opening hours. Straits ferries report heavy deer hunting traffic.
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Red Coats
Clare
Jones & Ulrich
Fred Krell
Schaeffer
Ministers Meet Held in Clare All Day Tuesday
The Saginaw Zone Church of the Nazarene held an all day and evening meeting at the Clare church. Speakers Rev Kauffman and Rev Putnam inspired attendees. A revival campaign for Clare Church of the Nazarene is planned December 2 to 15 with zone pastors as workers and special music.
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Saginaw Zone
Church of the Nazarene
Clare Church
Clare
Clare Church of the Nazarene
Kauffman
Saginaw
Putnam
St. Louis
Thomas
Bay City
Lemonyon
Hendley
Midland
Eastman
Temple
Shade
Mt. Pleasant
Elston
North Star
Lux
Hemlock Church
Bughee
Beaverton
Flint
Phillips
Police Chief warns on misuse near city facilities
Notice states that anyone making complaints about firearm use or molesting property at the dump, tool house, dog pound, or signs will be prosecuted. Also includes an odd advisory about passing cars with a rule to avoid risk.
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Ity
G. A. Ubauhart
Clare to establish low level sewer district and related sewer
Notice from the City of Clare of plans to form a special sewer district and build two sewers the W First and South Maple street sewer and the McEwan line. The diagram may be examined at Clare City Hall. A public meeting to hear objections is set for November 25, 1946 at 8:00 PM in Clare City Hall Council rooms.
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City of
Clare
McEwan
W. 7Th Street
W. State Street
N. Maple Street
John R
Wheaton Ave
N. McEwan Street
W. First
Maple Street
Beech Street
W. First Street
Dunlop Road
County Line Road
Clare City Hall
Council
Alex McKinnon
Classified liners list multiple small items for sale
Classified notes include a raincoat size 40 and a ladies wool coat size 38, Walk Over shoes size 7, all priced at 9 dollars. Also twelve acres of bedw pods and ten acres of shredded corm stalks for sale, contact Russell Flégel 144 miles south of Clare. A cottage in or near Harrison Michigan is wanted, and a small brown horse is stray. A request for six to eight cows to buy and a cement mixer for sale by Clare Gravel Company are listed.
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Clare
Russell Flégel
Gratitude Note From Guy Perry After Illness
Guy Perry thanks friends neighbors and Clare Hospital staff for cards flowers and gifts during illness and stay. He credits James Stanley for transportation Odd Fellows for a hospital bed Blue Star Mothers for a special gift and expresses appreciation for convalescence care.
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Clare Hospital
James Stanley
Guy Perry
In Memoriam Vern D Dysinger Killed in France 1944
In loving memory of our dear son and brother Vern D Dysinger who was killed in France November 17 1944 The rolling stream of time rolls on but still the vacant chair recalls the love the voice the smile From Mr and Mrs W D Dysinger Brothers and Sister.
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Vern D. Dysinger
France
W. D. Dysinger
Cloverleaf Hall Square Dance Night Ad
Old time square dancing sessions at Cloverleaf Hall two miles south and 244 east of Rosebush every Saturday night. Music by Rocky Mountain Boys. Come out and enjoy a good time.
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Rosebush
Oggy Mountain
Sealed bids invited for Mack truck with dump box
Clare County Road Commission invites sealed bids at the Court House Harrison until 11 00 a m Tuesday December 3 1946 for one S J 70 percent motor 10 speed Standard Duplex Transmission Mack truck equipped with 12 foot dump box and hoist installed.
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Clare County Road Commission
Court House
City of
Harrison
S. J
Card of Thanks from the Hemstreet Family
The Hemstreet family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy and floral offerings after their bereavement. They thank Rev. Kleinardt and Rev. Henderich for comforting messages and the Grave American Legion and VFW for their services.
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Kieinhardt
Henderich
Grave American Legion
VFW
Hemstreet Family
Sealed bids received for building project at schoolhouse site
Sealed bids will be received on building work at 1216 feet back of Phil lsay schoolhouse on school grounds. Bids to be opened and evaluated immediately. Fréd Verotte, Director.
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Phillsay
Fréd Verotte
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