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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1941
Page
12
Richard, trapped in a pit, wrestles with fear and memory of Mary while hoping Peter returns. He clings to a stubborn formula that Peter is also a prisoner and that rescuers, led by Mat Forbes, will keep the search alive through the night as dusk thickens the clouds above.
Richard tunnels through peat toward daylight as dawn nears and Corkran reaches him. On the Venturer, George and Mary brace for an assault while Peter schemes to seize control using weapons and diversion. The crew prepares to defend the cabin against advancing attackers as the stakes rise.
Richard uses a four foot club and a pocket knife to carve a spiral shelf in a peat pit. He climbs, loosens soil, and shuttles dirt over the edge while choking on dust and guiding his descent in darkness. The shelf breaks and he slips into water as the walls slope inward.
Fragmentary report describes a mutinous scene with a crew member planning to strike a door in the main cabin while another sailor would kill a target from above with a harpoon. The narrative halts with a cliffhanger.
Mrs. Robert Haenke joyfully announces the birth of son William Lee on Monday November 10 weighing eight and a half pounds. Both mother and baby are thriving under grandmother Mrs. Davis of Harrison. activities include Arthur Evans visiting Flint and returning with a fine buck, Belle McLane and her sons visiting, and Warren Hauer from Manistee cow testing at nearby farms.
West Freeman John Gillespie hosted a Thursday buffet at his Lost Lake cottage with The Rangers from Detroit providing music. Visitors included John Marks of Ashton and a Deer hunting weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cook. George Henderson and his father from Lansing stayed with Elgin Hickok’s family. Gaffney relatives and friends joined Sunday visit. Lane Sias Cochran and Hickoks from Lansing also visited.
Detroit residents Mr. and Mrs. L Spencer Lynn Cline and companion vacationed at a Clear Lake cottage. Other visitors include Miles Mills from Camp Livingston Louisiana, Morrey Mills visiting Otsego, Floyd Burston of Traverse City, Walter Ligan from Flint, and locals Mr and Mrs Ambrosier hosting guests from Detroit Corunna and Lansing.
Gilmore Center Je S. Penick pastor announces a full First Day program starting 10:00 a.m. with song service and devotions led by James A. Stanley, 10:15 communion, 10:30 sermon A Christian's Life of Thanks, 11:00 Bible School led by Alvin Wood, 7:45 p.m. evening service The man who is dead and is alive. The notice includes greetings to guests and a few social mentions of guests and travelers.
Mr and Mrs M L McAlvey visit Luther guests of Mrs Mary Morrey and Mr and Mrs Forest Cole. Alfred Lietz moved into a new home at Farwell. Mrs Hubert, ill for over a year, died last Friday. Sympathy to her husband. Wayne Pitts Wayne Phipps a Raw son boy and Adna Perry report successful deer hunts. LaVern Perry recovering from illness. Dick Percy of Hastings visited Friday and Saturday with his parents.
Mr and Mrs Durward Ash of Clarkston spent Sunday night with Mr and Mrs Edd Cady and visited Ida Price and Elroy. The next day Mr and Mrs Andy Borge of Flint spent the weekend with her parents Charles Adeblue. Mrs George Miller returned from southern Michigan and Ohio. Mr and Mrs Cloyd Switzer attended Levi Holderman s funeral. Mrs Cora Cady and sons visited her brother Edd Dady family. Hugh Price and Elroy Price visited Sunday afternoon.
Richard Winn Hinkleville, of Birch Run, guests Gordon McIntosh family for hunting. Harry Oliver of Toledo visits sister the Hinkles. Clare residents Floyd Galusha supper guests at Gordon McIntosh home. James True from Lansing hunts in northern woods staying at Vern Moline home. Funke sale attended by A Purdy and Mrs Sparkel. Gordon McIntosh’s wife attends Kings Daughters in Clare.
Budd Orvis and family of Pontiac stopped for a brief call with relatives after visiting Henry Hilborn in St Helens. Deer hunters Carl Spicer and Harley Coats reported early success and meeting of the Nimrods of the North at the Hubel home. The Grangé was canceled due to small attendance on November 11. Next meeting is November 26, with prayer meeting attendance noted. Sixty three attended Sunday School as visitors arrived from Pontiac and Harrison. Rev Kleinhardt and wife return for another year.
Mrs Norman Myers and family visited in Saginaw with George and Mary Perkins Ann Rick and Margaret Zohnow plus Mrs Otto Pyetzer of Freeland. Charlotte Randall stayed three days in Flint. Arlene Winn visited her sister in Farmington while J C Marotzke Clare Kenneth Marotzke Sebewaing and Harold Hall of Saginaw called at the Myers home. Billi Tomasik of Flint was a morning caller and Norman Myers with Jake Myers were Harrison visitors on Saturday.
Brush College notes report the Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Martha Gieger as hunting season approached. Several members were absent due to the timing. The piece records numerous local visitors and deer hunting trips involving Ed Rutter, S H Speith, Stephen Heller, Virgil Newman, Milton Leitner, Walter Leitner, and others, with gatherings at the Sanders and Robinette homes.
Bloomington residents Ralph Myers and Hoy Myers visit during deer season. The Rouse family and Rev. L Caldwell join at a Temple camp for hunting. A serious two car wreck near Temple sends occupants to Marion for medical care. Community mourns a brother's death of the Collards. A Buck hunter, Charles Bristol, boasts a first day buck. Several families visit relatives in Standish Sagitaw Omer and Lansing area with hunting trips and hospital updates.
The passage advises washing shades with warm soapy water and a soft brush. Dissolve soap flakes completely before adding to the water and gently apply the suds to the shade for cleaning.
Washington reports the war department awarded contracts totaling 347 million dollars for mass production of the B-17E flying fortress. The newer long range bomber adds top and bottom turrets and greater firepower while retaining speeds near 300 mph.
A statistic shows sixteen to one against a child in the first grade eventually earning a college degree. The figure underscores long odds for higher education progression from early schooling to degree completion.
U S bakeries use about 100 pounds of corn syrup each minute for cakes icings and sweeten ing. The figure highlights widespread reliance on corn syrup in food production and reflects ongoing concerns over sweetener usage.
Arizona Montana Michigan Utah and Nevada top the list of copper producers, highlighting these five states as the leading sources of the metal. The report emphasizes their prominence in national output and regional role in the industry.
The article lists six historical figures H. G. Wells deemed great Jesus of Nazareth Buddha Aristotle Asoka Roger Bacon and Abraham Lincoln. It notes the selection reflects Wells's view of human greatness across religion philosophy and leadership.
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