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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1946

Page

15

Rosebush Residents Urged to Donate Plasma Clinic

Rosebush residents are urged to donate plasma at a five day clinic in Mt. Pleasant’s Methodist Church from October 11 to 25. Eligible donors aged 18 to 60 must meet health checks. plasma is provided free to doctors for surgery and other cases. Contact Mrs. Raymond Martin for appointments or to volunteer as a nurse aide or receptionist.

Rosebush Mt. Pleasant A. B. Mitchell State Board of Health Red Cross Isabella Mitchell Isabella County Edgar Thompson Home Service Raymond Martin Red Cross Home Service

Plan Ice Skating At Isabella Field Coming Winter

The Field Committee met at Townhall on October 9 to plan winter ice pond prep led by Russell Johnston. They discussed funds for playground equipment and a water pump motor, though the township board tabled the requests. The group also urged lifting a Sunday baseball restriction to avoid community ill will. Present were Ackerman West Lowery Baird Preston Johnston Moyes Beutler and Knit ten.

Fred Ackerman Harvey Lowery Russell Johnston Vield Preston Johnston Albert Moyes H. O. Beutler Ray Knitten

Organ Dedicated at Rosebush Church celebration recalls dedication

Rosebush Methodist Church held a day long dedication for the Hammond electric organ given by Mrs. Nelson Johnston in memory of Dr. B P F Johnston. Bishop Raymond Wade spoke on music in worship and Scandinavian conditions while Harold Collins played and Patti Mosher sang The Lord s Prayer.

Rosebush Methodist Church Nelson Johnston B. P. F. Johnston Byron Hahn Big Rapids Patti Barbara Mosher Johnston Ashland Ohio Harold Collins Patti Mosher Bishop Wade Charles Hahn Clare Hilding Kilgren Rosebush Church J. W. Stanton Manton Floyd Lester Lila Stickle Collins Batiste Harold West Raymond Martin Floyd Thompson George. Bayliss Ray Kniffen Russell Johnston Harvey Lowery L. &. McKenzie Albert Moyes

Rosebush Briefs Shoppers Dinner Meeting At Methodist

Shoppers from Rosebush visited Saginaw on Saturday. The Woman's Society of Christian Service held its regular monthly dinner in the Methodist church basement on October 9 with Mrs. Carl Baird in charge. Next dinner set for November 18 under Mrs. Ralph Miller. A brief business meeting followed with Mrs. Ray Kniffen presiding. The Campbell family reunion marked a war’s end milestone with most members present. Dr. Atwood Campbell and family and Homer Campbell from Harrison joined Robert Campbell at the University of Michigan and Lester Flower of St Ignace in attendance. Mrs. Laurence Lester visited Bay City Monday. Continued on Page Seventeen.

Ray, Kniffen Ralph Miller Harold West Floyd Thompson Ernest Hoste Raymond Martin Saginaw Woman's Society of Christian Service Methodist Church Carl Baird Ray Kniffen Homer Campbell Atwood Campbell Homer and Yomimy Harrison Robert, Campbell University of Michigan Lester MacLachlin Lester Flower St. Ignace Laurence Lester Bay City

Yuet is Pleasant to Strangers Stopping in Clard

A brief note describes Yuet as pleasant to strangers visiting Clard, emphasizing friendly behavior in a small town setting.

Yuet Clard

Tins Are Smaller

New York service workers say postwar tipping has fallen from wartime highs as patrons tighten spending. Waiters, bellhops, bootblacks, and bartenders report declines from $3–$4 daily tips to $1–$2 for bootblacks, with mixed experiences as high-end venues keep wartime rates.

New York Jess Bartenders Union Grand Central Billy Rose Diamond Horseshoe

Aunt Lizzie Devers 115 Dies in Sapulpa Oklahoma

Aunt Lizzie Devers died at 115 in Sapulpa Oklahoma where she had lived since 1914. Born May 1 1831 in Rome Georgia she claimed Irish and Seminole descent and was widowed nine times with her last husband dying before her move. She kept a defiant deathless toast I ain't never going to die. Her body was found by a neighbor after she had been dead for several hours on the floor near her bed.

Sapulpa Okla Lizzie Devers Lizzie Mrs. Devers Rome Arkansas

Foreign Relief Costs 536 Millions in Three Months

The United States provided 536 million dollars in foreign relief aid in the first three months of this year across six countries. Civilians received 454 million in supplies, 2 million in relief services, and 80 million in cash. Europe accounted for most of the total with food making up 62 percent and textiles and footwear 15 percent. The overall relief and rehabilitation spend from July 1, 1940, to March 31 this year reached 2.305 billion, with supplies at 2.125 billion. Italy led with 570 million in supplies. the Balkans 430 million. France 225 million. Belgium and the Netherlands 140 million each. Czechoslovakia 80 million. Russia 60 million. and Germany and Austria totaling 100 million.

Washington United States Commerce Department Europe U. S Italy Balkans France Belgium Netherlands Czechoslovakia Russia Germany Austria

Russian Zone Boosts Food Rations in Reich Occupied Germany

Berlin reports the Russian military government will raise rations in the Russian occupation zone for non essential to industry groups. Non workers and white collar workers gain 1.76 ounces of bread daily and 52 ounces of potatoes monthly. Workers and children receive about 10 ounces monthly of other foods while remaining population gets five ounces. Calorie details were not released.

Berlin Germany

Gasoline Ration Hike Ordered in Britain

London. Emanuel Shinwell, minister of fuel and power, told the commons the basic gasoline ration would rise 50 percent thanks to the U S loan. Pleasure cars could travel about 270 miles a month instead of 180, with a "generous allowance" for industrial uses.

London Emanuel Shinwell Fuel and Power Commons United States

Church News Highlights Vernon Township Services and Rosebush Activities

The Catholic Church led by Rev. Gordon Grant schedules services on the first and third Sundays at 9:00 a.m. and on the second, fourth, and fifth Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Rosebush Methodist Church under Rev. H W Kilgren lists Sunday School at 10:16 a.m. and Worship at 11:15 a.m. Youth Fellowship alternates Sundays with Seaton, W.S.C.S meets monthly, and choir practices occur Thursdays.

Henry's Gatholic Church Gordon Grant Vernon Township Rosebush Methodist Church H. W. Kilgren Rosebush Seaton W.S.C.S

Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Meetings

Rev. R. O. Thomson presides at Rosebush church with Bible School at 9:45 and services at 10:45 in the morning and 8:00 p m in the evening. Wise church holds Bible school at 11:00 am and preaching at noon. Ladies Aid groups meet on the first Wednesday in Rosebush and the second Wednesday in Wise.

Corn Sugar Use in Canning and Freezing

Corn sugar is advised for canning all vegetables except corn and should be 33 percent corn sugar to 67 percent cane. For freezing it can be 25 percent as syrup. do not use dry sugar. For fruit canning up to 20 percent of total sugar. jellies up to 25 or 50 percent with crystallization precautions. Sweetness is about one half to three quarters that of cane sugar.

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