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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1945
Page
7
The Sentinel listing rates for display advertising and locals in Clare Michigan. Rates include 10c per line for liners and reading notices, 25c per ten lines for cards of thanks, and 5c per line for additional lines with heading 10c extra. Probate notices requested to be printed by The Sentinel.
The Harrison Study Club met in the school English room on Tuesday October 2 with thirty two members present. President Ethel Smith presided and reports announced that the Home and Garden Division will become a civic club of its own. The Mason ic Temple in Gladwin hosts a one day convention October 12 with a good local delegation planned.
Mrs. L H Mathias returns from Onsted after the birth of Margie Ann on September 22. Many relatives and friends visit and host in Onsted, Mt. Pleasant, Alma, Saginaw, Flint, and Clare as guests attend weekend and cottage gatherings. Reverend C H Scott leads services at Highway Tabernacle. Michigan District superintendent of Assemblies of God.
Weekend guests from Merrill and Alma celebrated two weddings anniversaries and hosted bridge, with high scores for Kemmis and Harvey. A birthday party for David Dyke featured games, cake, and gifts. The Study Club's Home and Garden Division met with notes of business and a social hour with lunch.
Labor shortages strain timber mills as crews dwindle and production slows. Officials note dwindling supply of lumber and wood products, urging faster hiring and streamlined processes to avert further delays.
Bay City and nearby towns see a flurry of weekend activity. Many couples and families visit cottages, attend football games, or travel to Ludington Green Bay and Clare, with frequent dinners and social calls noted across Montcalm and Gladwin counties.
Pvt. Clinton Dunkle and Mrs. Clinton Dunklee with children visited his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Merrill McQuiston on Sunday. Clinton left Monday for Kansas City for further orders. Arden Light of Roscommon visited his son Pfe Arden Light who returned home after three and a half years in the South Pacific on an eight day furlough. Arden then went back to Fort Sheridan for discharge this week.
A German army proving ground at Hillersleben contains bizarre devices from a giant armored "what is it" to a 120 millimeter anti tank gun. Allied ordnance teams face months of work sorting hundreds of gun types and optical experiments captured intact worth millions.
A new tunnel opening in November provides access to Pennsylvania Station in New York city. The project links Wat places and enhances travel to the station area.
In the British occupation zone in Germany schools for ages six to ten reopen. German teachers must pledge not to teach militarism or Nazi doctrines, avoid racial or religious discrimination, and refrain from aiding war mobilization. Cologne authorities report 158 teachers provisionally approved.
London reports the American military government in Germany issues conditions for forming trade unions in the G I zone. Employers must not influence shop committee or union elections Nazis cannot run, and formation applications need support from 25 percent of a plant's workers.
Londoners pay 1.30 to 1.70 dollars for a single peach amid wartime market disruption. Britain relies on imports halted by war, boosting home-grown peaches. The few available fruit sit nested in wool to protect the skins.
A new air conditioned glass enclosed penthouse for postwar travel provides railway passengers with an unobstructed view. The raised compartment is built into the car roof with laminated heat resisting glass on top and sides.
Rural residents report visits and shopping in Cadillac on Friday. Mrs Walford Landers visits sister Mrs Roy Sutton in Reed City. Mr and Mrs Nealie Cook and others were seen in Cadillac. Russell Davis of Grand Rapids visited the Frank Davis home Friday evening. The community hopes Miss Hattie Keehn recovers soon.
Sunday School attendance reached thirty with twenty at preaching hour. Mrs. Laura Wilds hosted a Tuesday dinner with Mrs. Hazel Rodgers and daughter. Families and guests from Flint and West Grant shared Sunday meals and a birthday party at the Reuben Tigner home for six birthdays.
Britannica notes dreams grow less vivid with age and become rare in people past 65. The piece questions how aging affects nightly imagery and recall, citing typical patterns among older adults.
Sunday School at 10 45 a m led by Peter Oman superintendent. Church services at noon conducted by Reverend Harold Watson pastor.
Rev Chas D Brophy pastor announces Mass times on the first and third Sundays at 10 30 a m and on the second fourth and fifth Sundays at 9 90 a m at St Athanasius Church.
Elder David Bailey presides with services at 10:30 a.m. Sunday School at 11:15 a.m. Oriole and Bluebird groups convene at 7:30 p.m. Evening services follow at 8:00 p.m.
Rev Clinton Hilton pastor leads 10:00 a m Sunday School and 11:15 a m church services Mrs Harold Yost 7:30 p m evening services Wednesday 7:30 special services Young People meet every Monday
Clapp pastor invites readers to attend services at the Harrison Mission United Brethren Church Sunday School at 10:00 preaching at 11:00 and evening worship at 8:00 with a Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00. The notice warns about drinking parties and loss of business due to uncontrolled appetites.
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