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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1946
Page
4
Arthur Wixson remains in critical condition after a burning building collapse that killed his family members Harold Ruth and Barbara and destroyed the home. The incident prompted state police investigation into possible kerosene gasoline mix.
A good cleansing routine forms the basis of complexion beauty. Use warm water and a soft brush to gently exfoliate and prepare skin for subsequent care.
Pvt Stanley Sheredy RA16212392 receives a new address at Overseas Replacement Depot Camp Stoneman Callf to update record details and deployment status.
1 5 Billy J. Chaffee and Mrs. Ernest Chaffee received a phone call from their son 1 5 Billy J. Chaffee at Fort Jackson South Carolina that he will arrive today to spend the weekend with them.
Publishers may accept subscriptions for newspapers magazines and books to overseas addresses without a specific demande if assigned to an organization and mail goes through a permanent APO of four digits or less. Postmasters will deny subscriptions to temporary five digit APO numbers.
A $5 prize for the hardest looking dancing couple will be awarded from 10:00 to 2:00 with the Foggy Mountain Boys at Cloverleaf Hall located 2 miles south and 2½ east of Rosebush on October 31st.
The Palace Sandwich Shop will reopen on November 1 offering Basket Bergers and a full line of sandwiches with French fries homemade soup and chili. Located at 1103 Mcowan Street the shop shares its address with local eatery details.
Clare Michigan records a regular meeting with Mayor Randall presiding Aldermen present and absent, building permits granted for Lines Shafer Bertha Wellman and H W Randall, sidewalk petitions reviewed, city road drag approved for 25 dollars, conference of Mayors funds allotted, numerous bills approved, property owners on John Ry street petition read and approved, adjournment to follow.
A study by Capt. Anthony J. Maniscalco describes Japan’s criminal procedure under the old Napoleonic framework. Police powers were vast, suspects often jailed without counsel, and confessions were pursued through a two-stage process before trial. General MacArthur limited torture in the interim before a new constitution.
Charles Vogel, 67, an elevator operator from New York, died after leaping twice from the Empire State Building. After paying $1.20 for an observation-tower ticket, he climbed to the 85th floor, vaulted over the 30-inch parapet, landed on the 34th Street side, broke his legs, crawled along the ledge, and fell 750 feet to the 30th floor setback, becoming the first person known to leap twice from the structure.
Allied headquarters issues a Japanese phrase book for occupation troops. It includes phrases like Youre very pretty and How about a date plus a section on where to meet. The booklet offers 14 ways to say goodbye and aims to aid basic communication.
Washington D C Defense Transportation Director J Monroe Johnson warns the freight car shortage will be worse this fall than during the war and urges freight receivers to unload cars on Saturdays to ease bottlenecks caused by not unloading on weekends and leaving cars idle.
Frank Keplinger discussed hoof and mouth disease on WJR Farm Forum during the 100 C F Grand Lodge session in Detroit. Harley Holt’s car was stolen from his curb Wednesday and found by state police in Cadillac the next afternoon with a dead battery and no fuel.
The 350 acre Old Doherty Farm three miles south of Clare on US 27, formerly part of the Dr. Bowman estate of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, was sold to George S. House and Sons. The deal was arranged by F. J. Quinlan and C. H. House of Mt. Pleasant.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis mobilizes broad American support to aid polio care. It notes donations from about 50 million Americans and explains that pooled dimes fund a nationwide nonprofit network ready to provide facilities until full recovery is possible.
J B Spikehorn Meyer recalls his origins near Ibinisburg and Salt River, moving to Shepherd in 1876. He describes early roads, schools, and labor, then markets a personal wealth claim while campaigning for State Representative. He defends tax honesty and laments legal matters as his bear allies sleep in session.
Qualified electors are notified of a general election to be held Tuesday November 5 1946 at City Hall Clare Michigan. Offices listed include Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General State Treasurer Auditor General Supreme Court Justice US Senator Representative State Senator and more. Proposals include amendments to the Michigan Constitution regarding internal improvements tax distribution and military service funding.
The act sets polls to open at 7:00 AM and close at 8:00 PM on election days. Any elector in line at closing time may vote. City Clerk Alex McKinnon noted the provision.
The Baptist King's Daughters Society announces a rummage sale on Saturday October 26 and Monday October 28. Items may be picked up or delivered. contact the parsonage or call 772 312 ve o for arrangements at the basement sale location beneath the Bus Station on East 4th Street.
A Delwin Grange community note thanks residents for support and donations from a benefit dance. Mr and Mrs Russell Hubble are singled out for their help and generosity.
The Party Committee invites the public to a masquerade dance on Halloween night October 31 at Sheridan Grange hall Elim Grove. Admission is 50 cents for gentlemen and free for ladies. Luncheon will be served and music provided.
Mrs. Al Walters expresses thanks to friends and relatives for cards letters and prayers during hospitalization and extends blessings to all who offered support.
Old time square and round dancing at Cloverleaf hall two miles south and 214 east of Rosebush every Saturday night. Music by Fogey Mountain Boys. Come out and let us show you a good time.
Mrs. Bernard Eberhart expresses gratitude to relatives and friends for gifts flowers cards and calls and to Dr McArthur and staff for kindness during her hospital stay.
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