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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
2
The Laymen's National Committee promotes National Bible Week from October 15 to 21 urging Americans to read the Bible daily and to read it every week, noting it as the Book our mothers read and a source of inspiration strength and victory.
The OPA announces from Sunday September 30 to October 27 no points for lower grades of beef veal and lamb. Hamburger lamb and veal patties and cheaper cuts become ration free. Pork remains scarce with fixed points except hearts liver and tongues. The better grades keep current values and certain cuts become point free.
County residents are urged to support the war fund drive opening Monday October 15. The notice lists townships and volunteers across Harrison Gladwin and Lake areas, stressing the need to sustain armed forces and aid postwar reconstruction. Clare county ranked tenth in Michigan last year for fund quota and hopes to improve this year.
Watch for the Congregational Guild rummage sale Thursday Friday and Saturday October 18 19 and 20.
Private firms launch local postal service in Sweden expanding mail delivery options and challenging state monopoly with new routes and pilot schemes.
Highlights include Kiwanis and Masons standings with top scorers Haley Warner Loomis Beltinck Bates and Dunn. Merchants League results show Loomis Welders Farmers Co Op Youmans Dover Dunlop's Schaeffer's Marble with high games by Hales Wisler and Parent. Del KC No 1 were last year’s city champions.
Kiwanis No 1 leads with 3 wins 8 losses while North Bradley and Mahan Construction share the next spots. Clare Hardware and Rosebush race with 4 5 records. 404 Masons at 3 9. High series Peters 549 Cain 520 Warner 519. High games Peters 201 Hale ey 194 Varner 185.
Tuesday league results show Midway Lunch 8 4 Clare Auto Parts 5 Twin Elms 7 5 Curt's 6 6 Louise's 6 6 Freeman Oil 5 Clare Alleys 5 School Marms 4 8. High games include L Hales 182 and J Crad it 166. High series list Doloris Haring 447 and L Hales 429.
Public notice announcing the sale of a business on South McEwan Street to Emmet Robinette. The owner thanks patrons and asks debtors to call at the station to settle accounts at their earliest convenience.
Classifieds in the Sentine section list multiple job and opportunity notices under Phone 35, inviting readers to inquire for varied roles and chances to advance.
Civil Service regional director Joseph A. Connor says reconversion has not met staffing needs as war agencies shrink. The Public Debt Bureau, moving to Chicago, needs 5 000 operators and clerks for machines and data work with pay up to 2215 dollars a year. Veterans hospitals seek ward attendants barbers nurses and laborers while surplus properties hire warehouse superintendents at 3640 to 4300 dollars. Applications through the Civil Service office in Chicago or local post offices.
The Sentinel reports Maris Beemer Bailey seeks transfer to Old Harbor on Kodiak Island to teach in the government school. Mr Bailey becomes assistant engineer at the power plant and nephew Duang Beer will attend high school there.
Commissioner Charles M. Ziegler sent auditors vouchers for 2,000,000 dollars due to counties for the second half of 1945 under the McNitt Act. Annually 4,000,000 dollars of gas tax are paid to counties to maintain former township roads. Clare County receives 21,974.42 dollars followed by nearby counties with varying amounts.
The cod, beloved as bacalhau, shapes Portugal’s economy and politics. Government plans boost fleets, education, and sailors’ welfare as Salazar era drives expansion from Lisbon to Newfoundland. The fleet’s annual voyage is a national ritual with naval and religious pomp.
The Clare Pioneers defeated Standish by strong defensive play and a decisive line performance. Bud Rodabaugh led in running as Clare shut down Standish’s offense, with the home crowd expected to back the team against Reed City under lights before a trip to St. Louis on October 12.
The effort focuses on returning Casper to the Green and White fold, aiming for reintegration into the squad and renewed contribution to team color culture and on-field success.
Mrs Brower draws on an electric lighted board at the Clare Baptist Church Sunday evening at 745 with Evangelist Brower to preach in morning and evening services. He also appears at Lake George Baptist Church Friday night at 800 and Sunday afternoon with pictures. Rev BE Redman, pastor.
Cyrus F Boorum, 75, retires after 23 years with the Ann Arbor News as Herman A Huhn, 64, serves as toastmaster at the dinner. Boorum, an original Farwell Auld Lang Syne Society member, plans fishing and home projects after a long era in print. He resides at 2867 Hamwood Route 7 Ann Arbor and received a fine retirement gift from News staff.
Greenwood Township unit holds first fall meeting on Wednesday October 10 at Mina Jones home with pot luck lunch. Members are urged to bring work taken home, complete or partial, and to mail or send it if unable to attend. Mrs. Pidd notes hospital and refugee supplies are greatly needed.
Funeral services for Larry Mathew Brown were conducted at the Farwell Methodist Church with Rev. Chas. B. Hahn officiating. The infant son of Bertha and Mathew Brown, born February 18 1945 in Farwell Surrey township Michigan, died September 30 1945 at seven months twelve days. He leaves a mother and father one brother three sisters and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Alfred La Grow and Mr. and Mrs. Joe La Grow Cadillac plus many relatives and friends. Interment followed at Gilmore Cemetery.
The Thomsons express gratitude to friends and relatives for the many gifts given at their wedding and shower.
Beginning September 25 1945 I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone except myself Bate Ralph D Bellowa.
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