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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1942
Page
6
A fragment lists postal rates for Clare readers and notices for The Sentinel including probate notices, worship service times, and Congregational Church schedule with Rev. H E Philo pastor and various youth programs.
Mrs Walter Mathews announces the birth of infant daughter Carol Louise born Wednesday November 11. A son LeRoy Francis born to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Harris on Tuesday November 40. Various weekend guests from Detroit Royal Oak and Jackson deer hunting visits. injuries include Delores Wood's foot from stepping on a nail. Mentions of illnesses funerals and condolences for Catherine Mactilhargie Harold Wilson and Carl Rushton with interment in Harbor Beach and Traverse City Hospital death.
The Harrison Ladies Study Club meets Tuesday evening December 1 in the Beglish room at the school. Hostesses include Mrs James Whitmer Mrs Robert Burns Mrs Max Carey Mrs Clyde Pifer and Mrs Paul Catron. A paper on The Selection of Pictures by Mrs Neil Kinne and a display of pictures are featured. Mrs Whitmer chairs the program and leads a discussion on Simply Made Gifts.
Seniors at Harrison High completed plans for the annual school carnival to be held Saturday evening at the Community Building. Three senior girls compete in the Queen Contest with voting closing Friday afternoon at 12 20.
The Outdoor Girls Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. William Murphy's home on November 11. Officers were elected with Murphy as president, and new officers include Janet Gleason vice president Lila Pifer secretary Josephine Burns assistant secretary and Doris Trowbridge treasurer. Committees were named and members celebrated birthdays with gifts.
Harrison Chapter No. 408 O B S elected officers at a November 16 meeting after a pot luck supper. Elected: Emily Shaw matron William Murphy worthy patron Ruth Jones associate matron Fred Weatherhead associate patron Jessie Gleason secretary Julia Schaaf treasurer Hilda Bringman conductress Marie Roth associate conductress. Delegates Mrs Weatherhead and Mrs Murphy reported Grand Chapter actions and two members were honored on committees.
Clinton Hilton presides with 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and 11:15 a.m. church services. Evening services at 7:00 p.m. Special services on Wednesday at 8:00. Young People's meeting every Friday evening led by Russell Cook.
Elder David Bailey conducts services at 10 30 a m Sunday school 11 15 a m for Orioles and Bluebird groups Dead 7 30 p m Evening Services 8 00 p m in the church notice with calendar style details
Sunday school service announced at the United Brethren Church with Ernest Burk leading. children and families invited to attend at the Harelson Mission location.
The War Ration Board lays out basic and supplemental mileage rations for autos. Owners must dispose of excess tires before basic books are issued and may use scrap or Scrap dealer channels for disposal. Car sharing clubs are required for supplemental rations, with a 240 mile basic monthly allotment and 150 miles reserved for occupational driving. B and C books expand allowances. trucks, buses, and taxis must present War Necessity Certificates from ODT and follow mileage and gasoline limits set by the certificate.
The term conurbation was coined by Sir Patrick Geddes, a noted town planning expert, to describe the crowding of people into industrial areas.
Winter moisture condenses on exterior surfaces and slows linseed oil paint drying. Allow two weeks for a coat to dry and harden before applying another layer. In some regions, longer intervals may be necessary.
Major General H S Annand directs Sixth Service Command campaign to enlist 18 and 19 year olds ahead of the new selective service act. A Cavalcade of 150 officers and 65 Army vehicles will tour Wisconsin and Michigan to demonstrate and recruit, offering enlistees a choice of branch and faster training and advancement.
West Grant school students attended Clare fair Thursday and Friday winning several prizes in the Health Spelling and Music Memory contests. Everett Stockton led prize winners while Orval Glen and Hlton Barber earned top places. The students organized a 4-H club, electing officers with Don Barber as leader. Everett Stockton plans a visit to his mother in Freeland. The group watched Wake Island with Miss Bissell and enjoyed ice cream afterward. West Grant Sunday School appeals for larger turnout at 2:00 pm next Sunday.
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