LocalNeighbors Share News At Home Visits And Travel
Myrna spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Artie Caracrossa. Marie Horton and son Robert visited Norman Hutchinson Thursday. Bob went hunting Monday. J C Miller of Saginaw and Martin Jensen of Reed City were callers at J B Allen home last week Thursday. Friday D Crouse of Clare visited. Mr and Mrs Mcfarland visited Frank Rilett. Also Mr and Mrs Joe Kienrath and Mr and Mrs Ben Kienrath of Elm Grove were callers. Herb McDonald had furlough from Camp Custer. his parents live south of Clare. Mrs McDonald is the former Lucille Poet. Mrs Frank Rilett and sister Mrs Baxter visited J W Rilett in North Bradley and called on George Gilcher. Byron Miller family and Glen Poet returned from Houghton Lake where they camped. hunting was poor. Byron’s luck turned against him. Mr and Mrs J A Smith and niece Lucille Davis of Saginaw visited J B Allen’s parental home and Mr and Mrs Allen, called at Forest Garver’s with Mrs ElNora Allen and Mrs Mawe Allen. Smiths returned to Saginaw Sunday night. Mrs Frank Rilett’s Friday visit to Mrs Robert Shull precedes Shull’s winter move to Saginaw. We report the serious illness of Frank Rilett’s father. Mrs Robert Kleiner and Ruth Ann with Mrs Henry Kleiner returned from a ten day Springfield Ohio trip. They found Alton David well with infant Donald K. Travel conditions were good by train except a three hour Toledo layover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrna
Artie Caracrossa
Marie Horton
Robert
Norman Hutchinson
Bob
J.C. Miller
Saginaw
Martin Jensen
Reed City
J. B. Allen
D. Crouse
Clare
Mrs. Mcfarland
Frank Rilett
Joe Kienrath
Ben Kienrath
Elm Grove
Herb. McDonald
Herb
Camp Custer
McDonald
Lucille Poet
Baxter
J. W. Rilett
North Bradley
George Gilcher
Byron Miller
Glen Poet
Houghton Lake
Byron
J. A. Smith
Lucille Davis
Allen
Forest Garver
Elnora Allen
Mawe Alen
Smiths
Donald K
Toledo
Price son becomes sergeant at Camp Hood Texas
Hamilton Center notes George Price son of Mr and Mrs Jerry Price Owosso formerly Hamilton township has been made sergeant. His mother visited him there recently. Also listed are deer hunters Noel Switzer Lewis Churchill Cedric Skeels Stan ley Bailey and John Fanslaw. Other items include visitors from Lake Odessa and a gasoline ration book registration effort at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Hood
Texas
George
Jerry Price
Owosso
Hamilton Township
Noel Switzer
Lewis Churchill
Cedric Skeels
Stanley Bailey
John Fanslaw
Shellenbarger
Lake Odessa
Randolph Switzer
Walters
Charles Manwaring
Charles Adebine
Edd Cady
Eugene
Dover Front Porch News Highlights Family Visits and Bucks
Janet Schaeffer of Clare visited relatives while many local families hosted guests including Mr and Mrs John Bauer Sr and Mr and Mrs Fred Walter. Clayton Montney died recently, a Dover neighbor. Ray Houghton and others hunted bucks, with several families sharing weekend visits and meals. Private Hugh Warner, stationed in Maryland, visited on leave. Speedy recovery wishes go to Carrie Radloff.
Thanksgiving Message From War-Torn Times
A reflective note on gratitude for freedom to worship, free schools, and free ballots amid wartime sacrifice. Mrs. Giles Leath visits, with mentions of Mrs. Ernest Penrose and her daughter, as local social notes appear alongside.
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The
Trent
Giles Leath
Garth
Walter Kleiner
Ernest. Penrose
Deer hunt and church notes from Elm Grove bulletin
Elm Grove church news lists Sunday services at 8 00 pm Mid Week Prayer on Thursday evenings. It recounts Fred Zimmerman deciding to hunt and bringing in his deer within a week. Local social notes mention visits among Robison Mayers Cotton Ulrich Bradley and others with family connections through Roscommon Clare and Flint.
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ELM Grove Church News
Hunting brings little luck as locals visit kin across towns
A jumble of weekend visits and hunting chatter fills local pages. Families from Detroit to Colonville and Grand Rapids visit relatives, share meals, and swap hunting tales with no big game luck reported.
Temple News Briefs Share Health, Births and Visits
Mrs. Jose Stambaugh improves with illness. Mrs. Myrtle Schram visits from Lansing after attending her brother in law James Snider's funeral in Lake City. The Irwin Rouses return with a buck. Schram and Myers families host a birthday dinner for Frank Schram. Carl Witting dies in an automobile crash near Gladwin. The hunting trip group heads home from north of Gladwin. Gertie Root warmly welcomes a new grandson. Mia and Mrs. Lewis Patton announce a son. Roy Myers and Norman shop at Clare. Leo Stanley buys Harney property and plans move to Harrison. Ralph Haton visits from Harrison. Rufus Miller and Frances Clare visit. Chicken dinner at the Schram home. The Stambaughs spend Thanksgiving week near Haton Rapids lil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Stambaugh
Myrtle Schram
Lansing
Peter Schram
Schram
James Snider
Lake City
Irwin Rouses
Otsego
Frank Schram
Roy Myers
Carl Witting
Gladwin
Saginaw
Gertie Root
Walter Root
Mia
Lewis Patton
Norman
Leo Stanley
Harney
Temple
Harrison
Ralph Haton
Rufus Miller
Frances
Clare
Noyrman
Myr
Lake George Resort Hosts Bible School and Services
Rev E E Redman leads at Lake George Baptist Church with Bible School at 2:30 p m led by Kenneth Cowles on The Mission of the Church and a 3:30 p m worship with a Bible Blackouts message. Special music and a chalk drawing Let the lower lights be burning. Guests include Mr Mrs John King and Alfred King from Detroit. Alfred to Camp Custer on November 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake George
Lake George Baptist Church
E. E. Redman
Kenneth Cowles
John King
Alfred King
James E. Hanley
Detroit
Alfred
Camp Custer
Deer Season News From Flint Area Hunters
Bill Kennedy of Flint hunted with Charles Hoslers early in deer season. Hosler's mother returned home for winter. A funeral was held in Mt Pleasant for Hugh Palmer of Alpena attended by Mr and Mrs 8 Harris Esther and George. Private Leo Harris in Champaign Illinois asked for letters. Various locals from Detroit Grand Rapids Cadillac Battle Creek Verdon Clare and Ann Arbor noted as visiting or hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Kennedy
Flint
Charles Hoslers
Hosler
8. Harris
Esther
George
Mt.Pleasant
Hugh Palmer
Alpena
Mary Lawrence
Goldie Martindale
Maurice
Grand Rapids
Leo Harris
Leo
B. Stoughton
Champaign
Illinois
Freeman Gilmore
Detroit
Irene Goodrich
Harley Worster
D. L. Degraw
Charles Walten
A. EB. VanHorn
Oren Smith
Vernon
John Smith
Clare
Harris Home
Goff Wilson
Hittle Gons
Cadillac
Bert Miller
Ollie Miller
Battle Creek
Harris
Milford McCarry
Little Son
Whitmore Lake
Oscar Auber
Ann Arbor
Weage
Good Luck Club Meets in Eight Point Lake Area
The Good Luck Club gathered with Mrs. Vinton for a social dinner or sewing and visiting with twenty five attendees. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Watson and members are asked to bring table service.
Locals and visitors share news from Long Lake area
Wayne Norman visits his sisters in Flint this week while neighbors attend Har rison senior carnival. Deer hunters report buck kills by Donald Malcommson Glenn Hodges Albert Whitmer and Clayton Norman. Supper guests at Henry Norman’s include Iva Emery Ann Wellington David Harper and Jack Chamberlin. Several relatives and friends from Adrian Jackson Lansing Ottawa Lake Alma and McBain visit or travel through over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Norman
Nellie Jackson
Francis Stover
Flint
Harrison
Joseph Sentes
Camp Livingston
Louisiana
Henry Norman
Donald Malcommson
Glenn Hodges
Albert Whitmer
Clayton
Thrift and War Bonds Promote Saving for America
The message urges thrift by saving through War Bonds, highlighting that purchasing ten percent each pay period helps individuals save and supports national effort.
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America
Leazenby Named General Traffic Manager of Michigan Bell
George M. Welch announces Arthur L. Leazenby of Detroit as general traffic manager succeeding Howard W. Benedict who retires for health reasons. Leazenby has led the traffic department since March 1942 and has 31 years with the Bell System, with prior posts in Los Angeles and Indianapolis before Detroit. Benedict served as general traffic manager since 1919 and spent 36 years with Bell, earlier with Southwestern Bell in St Louis. Benedict is past president of the Michigan Chapter of the Telephone Pioneers of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Welch
Michigan Bell Telephone Company
Arthur L. Leazenby
Detroit
Howard W. Benedict
Leazenby
Bell System
Terre Haute
Indiana
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Michigan Bell
Benedict
Bell Service
New York City
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
St. Louis
Michigan
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
How a Newly Recruited Sailor Gets Navy Blue and First Furlough
A newly enlisted sailor travels by train to Great Lakes Illinois for training. He receives his first uniform issue worth 3133, learns Navy drills and customs, and may earn his first pay raise and take leave to show off his new blue.
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Navy
Civyies
Michigan
Great Lakes
Illinois
Uncle Sam
Meat ration guidance from Michigan health officials
Tri County health unit advises households to stretch meat with eggs beans and cheese to maintain nutrition. Dr H Allen Moyer says meat supplies protein but substitutes like chicken and fish are encouraged. liver and kidneys are not on ration but still iron rich. Helen Lanting acting director Health Dist Seven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Department of Health
H. Allen Moyer
Helen Lanting, M.D
Health Dist. Seven
R H Strange M D Practice Limited to Ophthalmology Mt Pleasant
Physicians offer eye care including diseases of the eye ear nose and throat and eye glasses fitted. Office hours run 9 to 5 daily except Thursday and Sunday in Mt Pleasant Michigan.
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R. H. Strange
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
S. E. Gardiner
Public notices order for publication in Clare County Probate
Notice of hearings for estate claims in Clare County Michigan issued by the Probate Court. Creditors for Jeremiah Bennett and Annie Funke must file claims by set deadlines and attend hearings in Harrison on specified dates. Dates include January 4 1943 for Bennett and January 26 1943 for Funke with hearing times at ten o clock.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Jeremiah Bennett
Harrison
George Bates
Annie Funke
Clare Common Council Proceedings November 1942
Regular meeting of Clare Michigan Common Council called by Mayor Tibbits. Roll call shows present and absent. minutes read and approved. Bills referred to finance committee and approved. various town expenses listed, including lights, labor, police, and cemetery items. Meeting adjourned with signatures of Mayor Tibbits and City Clerk McKinnon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Mich
City of
Tibbits
Ald. Archambault
Pleming
Jones
Wyman
Ald Dunlop
Feighner
Bus schedules and connections from Clare area lines 1942
A wartime timetable lists South No 52 and North No 51 routes, Eastern War Time with departures from Clare Daily at 6:10 10:10 and 4:30 pM and arrivals at 12:20 4:50 and 10:25 pM. Transfers at Lansing link Detroit Chicago Battle Creek Kalamazoo. Great Lakes Greyhound Blue Goose Lines service includes Clare Ludington and Harrison connections with daytime and evening runs. Yellow Bus Line serves Saginaw with multiple daily departures and connections to Flint Pontiac Detroit. Dow Workerg Bus serves Clare with three daily runs. Clare Sentinel ad invites items for sale next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Detroit
Chicago
Battle Creek
Kalamazoo
Lansing
Harrison
Ewart
Reed
City
Baldwin
Scott- Ville
Ludington
Clargé
Artive
Saginaw
Flint
Pontiac
Cadillac
Manistee
Frankfort
Dow
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Hamilton Center
Dover News
Janet Schaeffer
John, Bauer
Fred Walter
Carl Bauer
John Bauer
Harold Schaeffer
Peter Hanes
Courtney Bauer
Carrie Radloff
Hank Walters
Hugh Warner
U. S. Army
Marryland
Dover
Clayton Montney
Ray Houghton
Buck Satunday
Dale Montney
Carl Baver
Nelda
Clark Walters
Frank Walters
Robert Walters
Bill Bauer
Don Rosenfield
Seney
Fred Zimmerman
Fred
Marl Robison
Roscommon
OQ. D. Robison
Norman Mayers
Clarence Cotton
Art Ulrich
Harry Bradley
Maxine Mester
Margaret Cotton
Ed. Herrick
Mae Casey
Roy Brown
Charlie Davis
Edna DuChane
Colonville
Carl Gorton
Jim Herrick
Herrick
Albert, Davis
Charlotte
Carl Cotton
Lena Krug
Clayton Barber
Currie Farm
Chester
Vera Mae Schaar
Loomis
Bob Fischer
A. T. Carrow
Virgil Newman
Carl Bradey
Juanita Nevels
Agnes Phillip
Minnie Hampton
Colonvile
Doris Cotton
Him Grove
Frank Cotton
Rudy Cotton
Allen Gerow
Harry Gregg
James Gregg
Allen Cerow
Will Wasson
Nelson
Carrow
Gregg Homes
Rudloph Hildebrandt
Florence
Merrie
Daugter
Lowell Penrose
Merrel
University Hospital
Chink Cingains
Grandma Lear
Newman Home
Willard
Houghton
Windover Lake
Eight Point Lake
Vinton
Watson
Belle McLane
Ed Beal
Marvin
Long Lake
Arthur L. Lhazenby
Tri-County Health Unit
Christina M. Schutt
West Fifth Street
Niemeyer
Clare, Mich
B. J. Sanford
McEwan St. Clare
Donald E. Holbrook
Clare - Michigan
Bob’s
Hudson
Oldsmobile
George Bate
OF the
Clare Common Council
Ald
Archambault
Finance Committee
Consumers Power Company
Michigan Tel. Co
Dave Woolston
John Empey
David Siel
William Parks
N. R. Jones
Glaze Fire Department
Art Damoth
Ins, J
Doherty Sons
Harold Loomis
J. L. Rodabaugh
Harley Holt
Leo Hampton Gas
Callihan
M. K. Brown
Jennison Hardware Company
Clare Hi-Speed Co
Bob's Garage
Clare Gravel Company
Anderson Drug Store
Harold Menning
Fleming
N. L. Tibbits
Alex McKinnon
Sam Forney Auctioneer
South Mission
S. C. McArthur
M.D. Clare Hospital
Charles M. Wright Decorators, Inc. “Decorators of Better Homes
G. C. Born
D. C
Grill & White
R. Harter
Agt
South
North
Pere Marquette
R. W. Ryan
Foster Bus Line
Great Lakes Greyhound
Clare Sentinel
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