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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1940

Page

8

Community notices from Clare and surrounding towns

Local column lists Thanksgiving visits and weekend trips of residents of Clare Alma Battle Creek Hastings and nearby areas. People travel for hunting family gatherings and religious events with scattered mentions of church groups, school staff at East Lansing and Lakeview, and changes of residence. Several brief notes report deer hunting trips, furloughs and visits to relatives through the Thanksgiving period.

Robert Crossen Alma August Ulrich F. G. Allen Inet Irwin. Schlegel Clifford Haddox Baby Hastings Clara Krienke Albert Dawe Harry Battle Creek Mary Jean Bailey Chicago James Gillespie Walter Ott Roseville Henry Ott Irene Laura Gordon Fort Lauderdale Straits Fred Gay Norma Helen Ithaca Dwight Gay Omer Milo Myers Gladwin Loris Roberts J. W. Siel Raymond Goss Toledo Sentinel Clare Theo Wallington Lake City Othel Denslow Weldman Joseph Depung Earl Tupper Harrison Tupper Blanchard Lakeview Ladies Guild Carl Dust Saginaw Mary Bower M.8.c H.l Russell Harold Louch Joyce Jean Donna Lansing H. ©. Paul and Sons Harold Jack Pigeon John Paul Percy Stough Jonesville Howard Waite Bellevue W. B. Maxwell William Maxwell Mt. Pleasant Mary Lytle Gertrude Roy Harter Dare Ed. Gladstone B. UL. Fishel Pontiac B. M. Sowle Fishel Jimmy Leposkey Ray Archbold A. J. Archbold Vernon Harold Brooks FLA F.F.A Kansas City Missouri Kreider Arrand Maple Street William Arnold Gertrude Joseph Paul Lowrey Patsy Elsie Barbara Leavitt George Lowrey Elder Williams Vane Mickle Verne Mickle Dover U. S. Navy Great Lakes Naval Training Station Honolulu Glen Baker Grand Rapids Christine Schutt Ww. Y. Andrews Albion Stanley. Mullett Harold Jones Familly Hille Denene Peoria Winds Clyde Lamberson Petosky Myr Frank Nash Theodore Bowler Louisa Jean L. L. Rogers Mildred Stirling Ann Arbor Charles Stirling Lowell Schaeffer Gaylord Schaeffer Fred Steele Cass City Gordon Mowbray Ellis Bowler Tommy Jane Durand William Bowiler Clarel Isabella District Association of Rebekahs

War Prisoner Loses 66 Pounds in Three Months

Louis Wehrle of Fort Wayne Indiana and Murray Shipley of Cincinnati, captured in northern France in mid May, arrived at Vichy after three months in a German prison camp at Hoyerswerda. Wehrle, among 6 000 French officers and 20 000 other prisoners, said the meager diet caused a 66 pound loss.

Vichy France Louis Wehrle Fort Wayne Ind Murray Shipley Cincinnati Hoyerswerda Dresden Alfred Raymond Chicago Marcus Clark Hollywood Wehrle Germany

Bluebeard Castle Hotel Offered for Three Year Lease

The interior department announced a three year lease starting December 1 for the Bluebeard Castle Hotel at Charlotte Amalie in the Virgin Islands. The hotel features Caribbean views palm terraces copper screens and parquet floors with hot and cold running water. It paid $1 625 in taxes on a $130 000 valuation last year and the prospective lessee must post a $5 000 bond plus further obligations.

Washington D. C Bluebeard Department of the Interior Ickes Charlotte Amalie Virgin Islands Caribbean

2,264,000 Miles Covered By a Railway Mail Clerk

Cheyenne Wyoming notes John McGill a 62 year old resident who after 40 years aboard Union Pacific No 5 passenger train retired as chief mail clerk. He estimates he traveled 2,264,000 miles between Cheyenne and Ogden Utah during his career.

Cheyenne Wyo John McGill Union Pacific Ogden Utah

Woman Can Collect If She Whispers Only for 90 Years

Mrs. Ruth Norsiki was awarded estimated compensation of 9535 after Judge Lawrence Welch of the compensation court ruled she is permanently disabled from hysterical aphonia. The decision notes she must speak only in a whisper to collect the sum.

Omaha Ruth Norsikian Lawrence Welch

Greatest Plagues in History Named as Black Death and Influenza

The two greatest plagues ever to afflict man are the Black Death of the Fourteenth century and the 1918 influenza pandemic. The Black Death is linked to about 25 million deaths, while the influenza outbreak of 1918 caused around 10 million fatalities.

Farm Tories Farm Tories

Dr W C Thompson of the New Tees Agricultural Experiment Station advises poultrymen to use more proved sires for breeding profits. He outlines three tests for a proven sire and urges retaining promising males beyond the spring to maximize daughter production and long term egg yields.

W. C. Thompson New Tees Agricultural Experiment Station Stgers University

Six Million Farmers in AAA Plan as Participation Peaks

The Agricultural Adjustment Administration reports over 6,000,000 farmers participate in the AAA program in 1940, covering 82 percent of U S cropland. Estimated regional counts show Southern region with 2,590,000 farmers and 92 percent cropland, east central 1,019,000 and 83 percent, western 617,000 and 81 percent, north central 1,568,000 and 78 percent, and northeast 226,000 and 63 percent.

United States AAA Agricultural Adjustment Administration Southern East Central Region Western Region North Central Region

Rural Briefs on Food Supplies and By-Products

The briefing notes that the average American uses 17.5 pounds of butter yearly and 32 gallons of maple sap yield 7 percent sugar. It compares edible meat shares in poultry, 1939–1940 fruit supplies, and explains uses for skimmilk and cull potatoes in wafer and crouton production. Grass silage can be stored safely in permanent silos with minimal spoilage. Pork feed costs have fallen about 25 percent over the last 20 to 30 years.

Christmas Gift Books Arrive At Local Shop

Gift & Flower Shop stocks Bible editions dictionaries fiction and boys and girls books for holiday gifting with selections highlighted in store ads.

British Flyer Downs Nazi Without Firing a Shot

A British Hurricane pilot recounts downing a German Messerschmitt 109 without firing. After shooting down two more planes over Kent, he pressed a third, forced a near-ground intercept, then watched the German land at high speed and surrender, even offering cigarettes before returning home.

London Kent Home Guard

Night Baseball Opens New Field of Science

Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences uses major league night games to collect insects. After a Phillies Bees game, collectors Cadbury and Rehn climbed to the lights above the press box and captured insects attracted to the intense illumination. They propose lamps could aid nocturnal insect studies in other cities where night baseball is played.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Academy of Natural Sciences Phillies Boston Bees John W. Cadbury Tji John W. H. Rehn

Night Heat Yet Worker Feels Freezing Peath

Gene Langdon a 22 year old creamery employee in Iola Kansas nearly froze to death during a heat wave when a refrigerator door locked behind him trapping him inside with the temperature at 10 degrees below zero. Elmer Williams a street cleaner found Langdon and pulled him from the cold after about an hour of exposure.

Iola Kan Gene Langdon Elmer Williams Langdon

Please return our electric wax polisher.

Harria and Hirt advertise the return of an electric wax polisher as a lost item, asking the owner to contact them. The notice reads like a brief household ad seeking recovery.

Harria & Hirt

Christ Card Printing Order Urged by Clare Sentinel

The Clare Sentinel urges early ordering for Christ card printing. Readers are advised to place orders soon to ensure timely completion and delivery of printed cards.

Christ The Clare Sentinel

Hen Breeding Counsel Sparks Duck Worry

Mrs Jones seeks advice from neighbor Mrs Smith on rearing chickens and ducks. The tip says a hen sits three weeks for chicks and four for ducks. After two weeks away she fears the sitting hen may be delaying and instructs the maid to remove the hen if she sits longer than a week, fearing ducks.

Mrs. Jones Mrs. Smith

Maid Waxes Floor Ignoring Odor In Kitchen

A housewife notices a pleasant aromatic odor filling her home and learns the kitchen floor was waxed by a maid. The maid quips that she likes waxing the floor because it hides spots and smells sanitary.

Goings and Comings In-Law Negotiations Over Henry

A young woman advocates for her partner Henry, while her father resists. He repeats a blunt refusal, stressing his displeasure not with Henry’s faults but with his prolonged stayings. The dialogue centers on familial friction and compromise.

Henry

Credit Dispute Sparks Tense Exchange At Butcher Shop

A customer insists the bill is too high and demands correction. The butcher apologizes and refuses further credit, while the customer remains firm and offers to pay if the charge is adjusted.

George's Market Open Evenings and Sundays

Clare high street retailer offers quality meats and groceries at 118 East 4th Street with evening and Sunday hours. Phone service listed as 299.

George’s Market East 4Th Street Clare

Boy Bootleg Band Broken Up in Pietersburg

A youth bicycle bootleg band has been dismantled in Pietersburg South Africa. Local authorities reported the operation disrupted a small unauthorized transportation ring and seized suspected illicit goods. No injuries were reported.

Pietersburg South Africa

Livestock and Egg Prices at Clare Market and Rosebush Station

The November 18 1940 report lists prices for meats and livestock including best steers and heifers cows bulls veal lamb and hogs with ranges from 4.65 to 7.60 per hundredweight. It also shows Rosebush Egg Grading Station prices for white and brown eggs with rates for extras standards pullets and trades.

L. W. Jackson Cnt Clare Livestock Auction Yards Rosebush Eemnee Sacberstre Ries

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