Crosby names Michigan committee for Sister Kenny Fund
Bing Crosby as National Chairman announces a Michigan Sister Kenny committee to raise 500000 for anti polio efforts. The November 22 to December 8 drive funds Michigan programs and technician training in the Kenny method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing Crosby
Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation
Michigan
Sister Kenny
Crosby
Paul Todd
Kalamazoo
Walter ¥. Zimmer
John Wilt
Allan H. Campbell
WXYZ
Henry Reichhold
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
Lester F. Rowe
Mitchell Jashiniski
Chirman
C Group
Frank
Gilmore Township Red Cross Unit Plans Series of All Day Meetings
The Gilmore township Red Cross unit will hold its first meeting Thursday November 29 at the Gilmore town hall. Meetings will continue every other Thursday with all day sessions and a noon potluck lunch. Volunteers are urged to assist in this vital work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilmore Township
Gilmore Township Red Cross
Gilmore Town Hall
Town Hall
Victory Bond appeal for Thanksgiving fund drive
A wartime appeal urges buying extra Victory Bonds as a link between home and troops abroad during Thanksgiving. It notes about 2.5 million Americans are separated from families in Germany and highlights personal peace, prosperity, and government war cost repayment as reasons to buy bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Tokyo
Berlin
Mrs EB Redman to Draw Picture Sunday Evening
Sunday at 7:45 o clock Mrs H Redman will present a gospel chalk picture at First Baptist Church using an electric lighted board. The work entitled Being Thankful emphasizes gratitude around Thanksgiving. Special singing with the picture invites friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Redman
First Baptist Church
EE. E
Redman
Recognition of kindness from Forest Shumway remarks
Forest Shumway thanks friends for remembrances while at Battle Creek Sanitarium and convalescence. Special gratitude expressed to John Q. Look Lodge No. 404 F and A M for the flowers and enduring support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battle Creek
John Q
Lodge No. 404
Forest Shumway
Michigan Tuberculosis Christmas Seals Open 39th Campaign
Michigan marks its 39th annual Tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale with Governor Harry F. Kelly purchasing the first seals. Proceeds support education, research, case-finding, and rehabilitation through the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, amid calls for state and voluntary agency cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Harry F. Kelly
Michigan Tuberculosis Association
Kelly
State Department of Health
Park Phipps
The
Art Institute
Chicago
Crusade For Health
Gratitude note from patient at Clare Hospital
I thank friends and relatives for cards and letters received during my stay at Clare Hospital. Special thanks to Dr. and Mrs. McArthur and the hospital staff for excellent care and kindness. Appreciation also to the Hlm Grove Sunday School for candy and the young people's class for a plant from Mrs. Wilma Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Hospital
Picture Sermon at Colonville Church of God
Rev H C Palmer of Gladwin presents a picture sermon at Colonville Church of God on Sunday November 25 at eight oclock He colors and projects his own photos while delivering a spiritually uplifting message from the Word of God The subject is Summer Is Gone The service appeals to adults and youth and urges attendees to bring neighbors and friends for a blessing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Palmer
Gladwin
Colonville
Church of God
Palmer
Pulpwood Industry Aims to Hire Returning Veterans
The pulp and paper sector plans to recruit 100000 workers in woods and mill jobs as part of a joint program with the U S Unemployment Service. Maury Maverick warns unemployment could reach six to eight million early next year, urging small firms to absorb job seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulp and Paper
Maury Maverick
War Plants Corp
Maverick
Pulp and Paper Industry
U. S. Unemployment Service
U.S.E.S
Clare Victory Pulpwood Committee
Community Fair Highlights Winners and Leaders
The event featured divisions for vegetables eggs and home economics with winners and prize classes. Ethel Jean Gerow led the Home Economics division as general manager with Ruth Cleveland as assistant manager and Patsy Irwin as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Schaeffer
Janet Shaver
Jim Tubbs
Bob Krell
Norval Arnold Srd
Nancy Wild
Ethel Jean Géron
Ruth Cleveland
Patsy Irwin
Dave Harter
Betty Hutchinson
Norena Hutchinson
Annabelle Strouse
Betty Lou Severson
Agnés Pierson
Jessie Rilett
Clela Hartman
Vivian Rutter
Hsther
Mrs. Osborn
Joan Armentrout
Pagnor “Anderson
Esther Ferneda
Wanda White
Donnie Allen
Ezra, Miller
Betty Porter
Candy
Annn Bicknell
Wileta
Mary Lee Hurt
Teachin
Grand Rapids
Barbara Nishet
Jean Mosson
Rockford
Michigan
Michigan State College
Cultivating Pearls and Bonds for Security
A narrator compares making pearls from oysters to investing in Bonds. Initial small gains from selling a pearl are dwarfed by the long term value of leaving pearls to grow. The advice extols buying Bonds for security, a home, children’s college, and leisure in retirement as the safest investment.
Winners listed for rural school math and spelling contests
Contest winners from Colonville Vernon Lake Eagle Herrick Andersonville McKinley and Phimsey schools are named for middle and upper grades in mathematics and spelling with first and second placements. The event was praised for cooperation among students teachers and parents during the fair and open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Phelps
Colonville
Howard Pudway
Thomas Sheredy
Vernon Center
John Sexton
Phimsey
Betty Krabill
Lake School
Rachel Willey
Donald Richmond
Ethel Marshall
Patsy Phelps
Harl Patterson
McKinley
Nina Rosendahl
Daymar Anderson
Joan Armentrout
Eagle
James Locke
Herrick
Edward Pudway
Kenneth Nellis
Andersonville
Norman Smith
Thorughout
Extra Copies of The Sentinel Available Each Week
Extra copies of The Sentinel will be sold weekly while supplies last. Orders for multiple copies should be placed by Tuesday noon of the issue week. Copies not called for within thirty days will not be saved. Customers with prior orders should call to collect promptly.
Auction Sales Near Clare Offer Farm Assets
Rob ert Walters and John Rembisz will hold public auctions near Clare on December 6 and 11. Walters lists livestock, hay, grain and farm implements at 1:00 pm at the Clare area premises. Rembisz offers livestock, farm implements, an automobile, vegetables and household goods starting 10:00 am at his farm northwest of Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Walters
Clare
Andy Courser
Citizens State Bank
John Rembisz
Lane
Hoon
Andy Courier
Farmers Have Less to Worry This Time
Washington reports farm prices stand at 206 percent of the 1909 14 average, higher than 1918. Government parity support remains at least 90 percent for two years after the war, shielding farmers from the 1921 price drop. War bonds and payroll savings aid non farm families, boosting reconversion prospects. Secretary Anderson says farm prosperity depends on city purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
War Finance Committee
War Finance Division
the Treasury
Clinton P. Anderson
Card of Thanks from Neithercuts
The Neithercut family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors for kindnesses and flowers during illness and death of their husband and father. Special thanks to Rev Hahn Mrs Hahn and Miss Gerow for comforting words and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahn
Gerow
John M. Neithercut
Charles
William A. Neithercut
Veterans War Service Appointments In October
President Truman signed Executive Order No. 9644 enabling the Civil Service Commission to grant competitive classified civil service or probational status to disabled veterans employed in federal civilian jobs. The rule applies to war service indefinite appointments with at least ten percent service-connected disability, with details on trial periods and certification by agency heads. Probational appointments require a one year trial, and all actions follow War Service Regulations under EO 9063.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Truman
Federal Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Commission
Bond Investment Promise Promises Ten-Year $4 Return
An advertisement states every $3.00 invested in bonds will yield $4.00 in ten years, claiming a guaranteed future return under the Victory Loan scheme.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stade
Red Cross
EB. Redman
Cole
Sunda
Pulpwood
U. S
Daspheas
Tissury Department
Janus
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
U.S. Treasury
Treassay Department and
War Advertising Council
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