Sheridan Pioneer Obituary Mrs Frances Lavina Husted Sharpe Carpenter
Mrs Frances Lavina Husted, daughter of Burton J and Frances Husted, born June 1 1866 at Fish Lake Oakland County Michigan, died October 6 1942 in Sheridan township Michigan aged 76 years 4 months 5 days. She married Louis Wesley Sharpe October 26 1880 and had seven children Burt died in infancy Annie Hazel Clarcie John Robert and Alice. Married Charles Carpenter July 1905 who survives. Funeral at Thurston Funeral Home 2 PM Thursday with Rev John W Erskine and interment Cherry Grove Cemetery.
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Clare
Louis
Wesley Sharpe
Sheridan Township
Burt
Annie
Hazel
Clarcie
John
Robert
Alice
Mr. Sharpe
Charles Carpenter
Clara and
Isabella County
Lynn Thompson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Roy Enstey
Detroit
Ed. Herrick
Ray LeGeer
Saginaw
John Sharpe
Robert Sharpe
Anna Mussell
Wm. Munns
North Bay
Canada
Cora Martin
Kokomo
Indiana
George Husted
Ludington
James Husted
Thurston Funeral Home
John W. Erskine
Evart
Cherry Grove Cemetery
Evangelist B. M. Nottage to Speak at Dover Tabernacle
Detroit evangelist B. M. Nottage will address a single service at the Dover Tabernacle Wednesday evening October 14. The message promises strength and courage from God’s Holy Word and invites all to attend.
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B. M. Nottage
Dover Tabernacle
Detroit
Twin Elms Cup Honors Mark Eight Wins in Eleven Years
The Twin Elms Golf Club championship trophy has been awarded eight times in eleven years. Floyd Fuller won the title in 1932 and Byron Gallagher claimed the cup in 1935 and 1936, highlighting a period of strong club talent.
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Twin Elms
Air Observation Posts Ordered in Clare County
A public meeting is set for 8:00 this Friday at Clare city hall to discuss airplane observation posts. Major Baynes of the U S Army Signal Corps will attend from Fort Brady, Sault Ste. Marie, to outline plans for Clare and Harrison posts and recruit Civilian Defense volunteers. Posts must be established at the earliest date per Sixth Corps Area orders.
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Clare City Hall
Baynes
U. S.S. Army Signal Corps
Fort Brady
Sault Ste. Marie
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Harvigen
Sixth Corps
Farmers Produce Group Succeeds With War Bonds Drive
Farmers Produce employees report strong success with War Bonds and Stamps campaign at Grant Town Hall where supper plates raised $100. Meetings are planned and all residents are invited to buy War Stamps and Bonds.
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Grant Town Hall
Congregational Guild Rummage Sale on October 17
The Congregational Guild continues its rummage sale Saturday October 17 starting at 9:00 AM. There are still bargains available for shoppers.
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Congregational Guild
Michigan field crops set records in 1942
Michigan reports record 1942 field crop production with oats and sugar beets leading gains. Corn yield near all time high pending a state record, while wheat and potatoes exceed average. barley and tame hay also rise. Blight and wet conditions impact potatoes in upper peninsula counties and some areas see drought relief in lower peninsula.
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Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower Peninsula
Montie
Nite Golf Club Holds Annual Banquet and Farewell
The Twin Elms Nite Golf Club, 47 members, met for a 7:00 p.m. banquet after a day of ideal weather and golf. Mort Gallagher presided as master of ceremonies, Tim Cotter hosted, and the event honored Captain Dr. Kuno Hamburger on his pending Texas assignment to the U.S. Army Medical Service. Music featured Jimmie Gillespie on accordion and Dog Houghton and Hal Johnston on songs.
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Eid. Johnston
Homer Douglas
Norris Elden
Mort Gallagher
Twin Elms
Golf Club Forty Seven Strong
Jimmie Gillespie
Dog Houghton
Hal Johnston
Jimmie
Tim Cotter
Tim
Dan McDonald
Detroit
Kuno Hammerberg
Texas
U. S. Army
Mort
Homer
Farmers Warned Rough Road Ahead in Coming Year
Farmers face a tough 1943 farm program with shortages in labor and supplies. War demands drain workers, while 1942 labor was only 58 percent of normal. Communities must mobilize, raise wages, train help, and rely on local initiatives as farms prepare for higher output.
Gulf Refining Supervisors Attend Tulsa District Meeting
C W Lynch and Lester LeFavour, relieving C L Stevenson at the Eastern Production Division office, are spending four weeks at a strict Gulf Refining Supervisors meeting in Tulsa Oklahoma. After the meeting LeFavour will return to his position in Niles with Mr. Stevenson.
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Gulf Refining Company
Tulsa
Okla
C. W. Lynch
Lester LeFavour
C. L. Stevenson
Jock] Gilt Refining Company
Eastern
Oklahoma
Offic
Letayéar
Hiv “Pozition Itt 'Nisie ‘Widh
Steven
Doctor to Enter U S Army Service in Abilene
Dr. Hammerberg of Clare plans to leave for Abilene Texas next Thursday to join the Medical Service of the United States Army at Camp Barkley with the rank of Captain after eight years of practice in Clare. He was guest of honor at the Twin Time Golf Club event and other socials prior to his departure.
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Kun ‘Haimmerberg
Qclare
Hexe Saluey Ayvening
Abilene
Texas
United States Army
Barkley
Twin Bime Golf Club
Myss
Hammerberg WL
Clare
Clare Schools Initiate Scrap Metal Drive
Clare schools launch a continuing scrap collection campaign supported by the County Salvage Committee and WPA. Students earn ribbons for pounds of scrap metal gathered, aiding munitions production and the war effort as campaigns reinforce nationwide efforts to collect scrap before winter.
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United States
U. S. Department of Agriculture War Board
WPA
Manuel Sutton
Paper and Twine Club
Consumers May Secure Rationed Rubber Footwear
Consumers eligible to obtain six types of men's rubber work boots and shoes frozen by the Office of Price Administration may procure rationing certificates. Eligibility applies to war effort and public health workers who prove need and surrender unusable footwear. Dealers must file duplicate inventories with the Local War Price and Ration Board by October 10. transfers require a certificate after that date.
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Office of Price Administration
al. Henderson
Clare County
OPA
Det
Methodist rummage sale announced on East Fourth Street
The Methodist church announces a rummage sale to be held on October 28 16 17 at the Hast Fourth Street building. Proceeds support church programs.
The Clare Sentinel Marks Sixty-Fifth Year Of Publication
A historical reflection tracks The Clare Sentinel's long lineage from The Clare Press and The Clare Democrat through to the modern era. It recalls pioneers of journalism in Clare, Michigan, the consolidation of local papers in 1892, and the paper's endurance through wars and world events up to 1878 and beyond, ending with a Lincoln quotation and hopes for lasting peace.
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Clare Democrat
Clare Press
Democrat Press
Clare Sentinel
Lincoln
The
Sentinel
County War Bond Sales Surpass September Quota in Clare
Clare county's September War Bond quota of 29 100 was met and exceeded by 4 469. The last ten days yield 12 504 75 across Clare post office Citizens State Bank Glare Harrison State Savings Bank Harrison post office Farwell State Savings Bank Farwell post office Lake post office totaling 33 569 00 for the month. Sales by area Clare 20 852 75 Harrison 9 378 75 Farwell 3 368 75 Lake 468 75.
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Clare County
Clare
Citizens State Bank
Glare
Harrison State Savings Bank
Harrison Post Office
Farwell State Savings Bank
Farwell Post Office
Lake Post Office
Harrison
Farwell
Lake
Parent Teachers Club to Assist With Milk Fund
The Parent Teachers Club plans to provide milk to all first four grades each school afternoon. The state will cover the base price of raw milk, a little over one cent per half pint, while each child pays one cent. The club raises funds to cover the two cent difference per serving. Milk is seen as essential for growth and future health, and the notice asks readers to sign and return the coupon to support the fund.
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Parent Teachers’ Club
Merit Ribbon For Photo Of Mark Bicknell Twins
Mrs and Mrs Hari Sternaman attended the Michigan Photographers Society annual meeting in Pentiddle September 27 28 with Barth Studio as headquarters. The print analysis was supervised by Jégs Johnson vice president and Maurice La Claire of Grand Rapids. Sternaman received a Merit ribbon for the photograph of Johnny and Jamie Bicknell, twins of Mr and Mrs Mark Bicknell, displayed in the studio window.
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Hari Sternaman
Michigan Photographers Society
Pentiddle
Barth
Jégs Johnson
Maurice
la, Claire
Grand, Rapids
Frank Cheliték
Jamté Bicknell
Mark Bicknell
Stellaman
Deen
Myre
Sterriam
Clare Pioneers Roar to 13–0 Victory Over Reed City
Clare High School scores decisively to move to three straight wins by defeating Reed City 13 to 0. Carl Cappaert throws to Wes Samborn for the first touchdown, then runs in a second score as the line dominates. a third tally is nullified by a holding call.
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Clare
Reed City
Pioneers
Carl Cappaert
Wes Samborn
Cappaert
Pioneer
Reed
Shepherd
C. Cappaert
A. Clute
H. Eberhart
D. Mance
J. Ryan
W. Samborn
Mt. Pleasant High
Clare High
Mrs. Lawrence Jackson Injured in Basement Stairs Fall
Mrs. Lawrence Jackson suffered severe injuries after a fall down basement stairs at the Jackson home on West State Street Tuesday noon. Doctors required seven stitches for a head wound and she is recovering well.
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Lawrence Jackson
Jackson
West State Street
B. J. Sanford
Mrs. Jackson
Fire Department Seeks Fire Hazard Cleanup in Clare
Clare fire officials led a thorough inspection of local business premises to remove fire hazards and promote daily fire prevention. Chief Albert Haley urged cooperation as wartime needs rise, stressing crew readiness and civilian defense support for faster suppression and safer properties.
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Clare
Albert Haley
Auxilary Fire Department
Ag Wall
Ak Business
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Sheridan Pioneer
Leo Hampton
Clare and
Farmers Produce Group
Golf Club
M. D. Feighner
the Sentinel
Benjamin Parish
Feighner & Parish
Parent- Teachers Club
Clare School
Earl Sternaman
Reed City Eleven
America
Roosevelt
Puice
Union
Auxiligny
Eieanne Dotsie
U. S
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