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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
6
The Clare County Probate Court in Harrison schedules December 4, 1944 at 10:00 AM to hear Cora B. Lang's petition for administration of Charles G. Lang deceased. Public notice to run weekly for three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Judge George Bates presiding.
Postwar competition shifts to ready mixed frozen cake batter as bakers prepare for housewives who only need to bake and serve.
Willlowbrook residents report weekend deer hunting from Merrill to Willow Brook Kennels. Mr and Mrs BI Brown visited Art Bellinger. Clifford Malesh and son Junior joined. John Stewart of Saginaw stayed with family and tagged a deer. Stewart’s brother came from Detroit for hunts with friends from Saginaw. Neighbor Art Kube shot a 165 pound deer. Jay Bellinger visited his parents in Hinkleville Sunday afternoon.
West Freeman details deer hunting activity this week. Orley Ingraham of Shepherd visits Mr and Mrs Herbert Midleton to get his back. Mrs Jerry Anderson of Barryton visits her parents Mr and Mrs Elgin Hickok. Floyd Oberlin and Herb Raglan from Lakeview hunt nearby and visit Mr and Mrs Albert Lee. Albert Lee and family plus Jesse Lee visit the Safford Terry home near Barryton Sunday afternoon. They called on Mr and Mrs Thomas Cook Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Walter hosted visitors Sunday including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bradley. The trio Mrs. Riley Orvis and Sharon from Marion visited. Deer hunting trips mentioned by Mr. and Mrs. David Lester and David Jr. Ithaca visitor Wm. Irish called on Nelson and Mrs. Irish. Harrison native Mrs. Herman Stuermer visited. Gordon Ripenberg and Milton Seavright families hosted guests. Mrs. Krell honored with gifts at Dora home. Hart Funke hosted by Mrs. Harrison Simmons. Nass and Barbara visited the Walters. Opal MacGilvery and niece Patricia joined a chicken supper for Alice Marie Walters for her seventh birthday.
A fragmentary note explains placing asbestos paper at the end of the ironing board where the iron rests to protect the cover and board and to improve fire safety.
War time schedule lists rail lines and bus companies serving Clare Michigan. It includes Eastern War Time departures from Arbor and South No. 52 routes, Foster Bus Line times, Great Lakes Greyhound connections at Bay City, Yellow and Workers Bus lines with daily and Sunday variations, and intercity links to Lansing Detroit Saginaw and Traverse City.
In Normandy French children scheme to beg sweets from American soldiers. Two boys staged a Jesse James style ruse shouting Boche to halt MPs, then asked for gum and candy as pay. Local Sgt. Kress recalls the prank and wonders what the kids will try next.
R H Verkins, a Northern Pump mechanic, and his son Wayrie in the army built a small home workshop car. The Verkins Twin uses two one horsepower engines, weighs 250 pounds, and achieves 65 miles per gallon with a top speed of 35 mph. It costs about 175 dollars and serves wartime needs for errands and transport.
German prisoners held by the Allies broadcast on the BBC for the first time in this war urging comrades on the fighting fronts to overthrow Hitler. An officer from Hamburg a Berlin worker and a Rhineland pioneer engineer spoke of high ranking generals deciding to end the regime and save Germany from further sacrifices.
In Los Angeles war plants a goggle man pushes a white cart through assembly lines offering cup goggles spectacles and side shield styles. He sterilizes, fixes frames and replaces lenses. A Douglas Aircraft report shows eye injuries fell from 20,000 to 9,000 man hours in 1943 with goggle carts lowering eye losses.
The Mainichi newspaper concedes the war situation in Pacific waters is not favorable to Japan. It states the combined fleet is mapping strategy to defeat the enemy with decisive action.
Topics and scripture texts chosen by the International Council of Religious Education for use with permission.
A Christian approach to work emphasizes personal accountability and faithfulness. The lesson argues Jesus will return to judge servants on how they used gifts and opportunities, rewarding faithful labor while condemning lax effort, and urges Thessalonians to work diligently in light of Christ’s imminent return.
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