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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1944
Page
9
Feighner and Parish publish a weekly Sentinel with postal details, subscription rates of 1.50 to Michigan and 2.00 elsewhere, single copies five cents, and display ad rates upon application. Local liners ten cents per line, fillers five cents, cards of thanks twenty five cents per ten lines, with ten cent beading.
Harrison Firemen hosted their annual Hunters Ball at the high school gym with Mattison and his Cadillac orchestra providing music for modern and old time dancing to a capacity crowd. An event at the same venue with the same band is planned for next Saturday.
Mrs Chas Amble of Harrison received word that her nephew Thomas McBride of Youngstown Ohio was killed in a plane crash. A lawyer employed by the Federal Government he left a wife Helen and three young daughters including Mary Catherine born twelve days ago. Tomm y had spent summers with the Amble family.
Local notes list visitors and deer hunters in Harrison and nearby towns. Miss Joanne Gibson stayed with Miss Donna Jean Richmond at Long Lake. Various families from Lansing, Mt Pleasant, Stanton, and other areas visited relatives and hunted deer, with several guests staying through the weekend.
Local families welcome relatives in a weekend gathering with visits from Mendham New Jersey and Windsor Ontario. Deer season brings many hunters, and school notes report few successes with several students missing games and exams while planning a Christmas program.
The Harrison varsity won both games at Merritt Friday to start the 1944 season. The second team defeated Merritt 26 to 18 while the first team triumphed 49 to 32.
Sunday services listed for St Athanasius and Congregational Church with times for Mass Bible School and youth groups. Pastors Rev Chas D Brophy and Elder David Bailey outline hours including 9 00 a m 11 00 a m and evening services with juniors and seniors.
United Brethren Church led by Pastor E. C. Clapp schedules Sunday School at 10:00 AM, preaching at 11:00, and evening worship at 7:30 PM. A Thursday prayer meeting at 7:30 PM invites parishioners with the call Now is the day of salvation.
Rev. Clinton HiJton, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 00 a m and church services at 11 15 a m. Evening services at 7 30 p m. Wednesday services at 7 30 and Young People meet Monday evenings.
National Livestock Loss Prevention Board reports annual cattle grub losses between 50 and 100 million dollars. Grubs lower cattle value by 25 cents to 1 dollar per hundredweight, with carloads dropping at least $50. Proper insecticide at 3.5 cents per head could prevent about 3.50 loss per animal.
In 1943 United States income payments reached a record 142.3 billion dollars according to the Alexander Hamilton Institute. Government take stood at 18.3 billion dollars leaving disposable income at 124 billion. Consumers saved 33.0 billion as expenditures were 91 billion while price controls and restricted supply limited inflation. Savings for five years totaled 88.5 billion with 75.2 billion saved in the last three years of wartime output.
The Sentinel’s classified columns highlight repeated chances in Plane 35 listings, inviting readers to pursue opportunities offered in this section and urging timely responses.
The Gilmore Grange column reports residents taking part in hunting season with Lester Thrush from Mr. Pleasant claiming a buck. Visitors over the weekend include Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ingraham. Sympathy extends to the family of Mrs. J. Brasington. Frank Thrush seeks eye treatment in Pontiac. Keith Scott returns home from the Merchant Marine. Weekend callers at George Shayler’s include Mrs. Will Leash and Mrs. Dave Ward.
A guide suggesting ways to increase family milk intake by serving it in creamed soups custards and sauces. It emphasizes disguising milk in everyday dishes to boost consumption.
Plant at four to five times the seed diameter. Prepare a fine seed bed, rake soil smooth, space seeds evenly, avoid overplanting, and quickly cover with fine soil. Firm the surface lightly to conserve moisture and protect weak seeds with a thin band of moisture holding material for carrots and parsnips.
A quotation attributed to Maria Edgeworth notes that ridicule tests endurance and character, asserting that no one earns distinction without bearing taunts. The line underscores resilience as a civic virtue and social strength.
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