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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1944
Page
9
Editorial appears detailing weekly Friday issue, post office entry as second class matter, subscription rates to Michigan and elsewhere, single copies price, display ad rates on application, liner notices per line, with heading extra and various notice charges. It invites readers to request probate notice printing by Judge Bates through THIS SENTINEL.
Milton Avon Bringman born October 8 1876 died October 12 1944 at his son Edgar Bringman’s home in Harrison after a lingering illness. He lived in Hillsdale county and Frost township Clare county for 33 years worked as a carpenter and held local offices. Survived by wife Hisse Cooper two sons Edgar and Leslie two daughters Dorothy Vaughn and Vera. eight grandchildren and a sister and brother. Funeral held Saturday at Murphy Funeral Home with interment in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Harrison Chapter No. 408 O B S elects officers for the ensuing year after the business session. Worthy Matron Hilda Bringman Worthy Patron F W Schaaf Associate Matron Keith Bucholz Associate Patron E M Bucholz Secretary Jessie Gleason Treasurer Bertha Lydell Conductress O D A le McKenna Associate Conductress Lillian Alkire. Public installation set for October 23 at 8:00 PM.
Leland Bruce and Mrs Helen Bruce spent the weekend in Wheeler hunting pheasants with relatives. Wesley Skinner visited Toledo friends and returned with the Clark family who stay in Harrison this week for partridge hunting and visiting. Mrs Jack Ferguson and Beverly returned from Mannington to attend a funeral. Mrs Fred Smith and Myrtle Smith visited after Grand Rapids and Greenville. Francis McKenna vacationing locally with the Smiths. Hidie Bruce visited Williamston to hunt pheasants. Marie Carranza visited Hart parents midweek. Max Stanley’s family at Marion Convalescent Home welcomed a nine pound baby girl named Carol Sue in October.
A flurry of visits and trips fills the week with relatives from Sag inaw to Detroit and Flint calling on kin. Marriages, hospital stays, and pheasant hunting pepper a broad roster of towns including Danville Kentucky to Bay City and Mt. Pleasant.
Albert Junior Samborn listed as ARM 3/c with Communications Instructors Training Unit at U S Navy Air Station Jacksonville Florida. Pvt Vern Dysinger writes home from England describing the scenery and his wish to be in Michigan. Rolland Dysinger reports from France.
A British Broadcasting Corporation reporter near the Florence front reports dramatic discovery of priceless art including Botticelli's Primavera stacked against a wall. The items, some from Florence churches, were dust covered with broken glass. a custodian gave a list of other houses with treasures as the army guards them.
Army dentists report that hard chewing from K rations causes most dental casualties. The Army and Navy Journal notes that dunking the rations is the recommended remedy for the hard chewing fighting man, replacing concern over bombs with biscuit blast implications.
Difficulties in obtaining tung oil have spurred Brazilian castor oil production for use in paint and varnish manufacture.
Dried wood develops tangential radial and longitudinal shrinkage with outside drying first. Tension from uneven shrinkage can cause checks and splits when fiber strength is exceeded, especially in boxed heart sections like legs under severe drying.
A survey shows chopping wood as the leading cause of eye injuries. Wood chips cause 15 percent of injuries, followed by careless use of tools and falls at home. Industrial eye injuries drop as safety gear increases, while playtime accidents have blinded 46 Chicago children in four years.
For each dozen eggs produced a hen consumes about seven pounds of feed.
The highest suspension bridge in the world spans the canyon of the Arkansas river in Colorado, presenting a remarkable feat of engineering and a dramatic landmark for visitors and researchers alike.
Evening worship at 7 30 PM and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 PM announced. The note adds a moral reminder that sins will find you out.
Clinton Hilton presides over Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Russell Cosk leads church services at 11:15 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Special services on Wednesday at 8:00. Young People meet every Friday evening.
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