Mt Vernon Grange Elects Officers for Coming Year
Mt Vernon Grange members elected officers for the upcoming year. Boys and girls roles listed include Master Jennings Archambault Overseer Arthur Archbold Lecturer Marie Brown Steward Ralph Brown Assistant Steward Dick Brooks Chaplain Jennie Slentz Secretary Icem Slentz Treasurer Walter White Gate Keeper Wesley Oliver Pomona Grace Ackerman Flora Olive Oliver Ceres Gretchen Archambault Lady Asst Steward Mary Brooks. The next meeting is set for November 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Jennings Archambault
Arthur Archbold
Marie Brown
Ralph Brown
Dick Brooks
Jennie Slentz
Icem Slentz
Walter White
Wesley Oliver Pomona
Grace Ackerman
Flora—Olive Oliver Ceres
Gretchen Archambault
Mary Brooks
Blessed Events Swell Hospital Nursery Roster
The Glare Hospital reports five births over ten days in Clare and Harrison. Martha Jean weighs 6 12 born to ForestLickert. Sue Ellen 9 10 to Warren Haring. James Michael 8 2 to James Pavelka. Robert William 9 0 to William House. Judith Sleene 8 0 to Lorenzo Hinkle.
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Stork
Glare Hospital
Martha Jean
ForestLickert
Clare
Sue Ellen
Warren Haring
James Michael
James A. Pavelka
Harrison
William G. House
Robert William
Judith Sleene
Lorenzo D. Hinkle
Michigan Food Council Plans $50 000 Ad Campaign
The Michigan Food Council proposed a statewide advertising drive of 50000 dollars to promote the food industry. Funds would come from subscriptions by manufacturers growers processors and distributors with newspapers as primary media. Willis K. Keasey was re elected president and W G Armstrong named vice president.
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Michigan
Michigan Food Council
Lansing
Willis K. Keasey
Michigan Retail Grocers and Meat Dealers Association
W. G. Armstrong
Michigan State Grange
W. F. Doyle
Michigan Chain Stores Bureau
Clark Brady
Michigan Farm Bureau
Clare County Junior Red Cross Makes Halloween Favors for Fort Custer
Clare County Junior Red Cross thanks members for Halloween favors donated to Fort Custer servicemen. The drive exceeded its one hundred nut and candy cups and one hundred fancy caps quota with 331 cups and 158 caps. Donations sent to Dr. H. G. Clarke and Walter C. Stubbs.
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Clare County Junior Red Cross
Fort Custer
Red Cross
H. G. Clarke
Walter C. Stubbs
Colon Ville
Davis
Doty
Eagle
Sheridan
Farwell
Rural Agricultural
Frost
Garfield
Kirby
Lake George
Leota
McKinley
Miller
Pratt
Randall
Redner
Robbins
Wallace
West Grant
Third War Loan Recapitulation Shows County Oversubscription
Clare county selling agencies report totals from September 9 to October 15 for the Third War Loan. Individuals contributed 244 percent in Treasury Bonds and various notes totaling 417,280.25 to date, with corporations and other non banking sources adding significant sums for a grand total of 421,892.50 and a county quota of 372,000.00, with 2,959 sales to individuals, 16 to corporations and 37 to other non banking sources.
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Treasury
Simplified Record Keeping for Commercial Cars in Cadillac
Harold L. Frier of the Office of Defense Transportation Cadillac District announces a new simplified record-keeping system for all commercial vehicles. The updated procedure uses a six-question operating report form mailed to required operators to replace prior quarterly and monthly reports.
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Cadillac
Harold L. Frier
Office of Defense Transportation
ODT
Frier
Pioneers at Evart Wildcats in 2:30 clash
Clare High School Pioneers travel to Evart for an afternoon football game aiming to snap a season jinx. The probable Clare lineup includes Methner Douglas Archambault Chapman Eberhart Baker Cappaert Ackerman Foss Cochran Hartshorn, with Richardson guiding a refreshed squad after a two week layoff.
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Clare High School
Evart
theEvart Wildcats
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Oilers
Joe Methner
Bob Douglas
Bill Archambault
Red Chapman
Henry Eberhart
Harold Baker
Don Cappaert
Bob Ackerman
Larry Foss
Porky Cochran
Harvey Hartshorn
Richardson
Painting Stair Edges and Railings for Safer Stairs
In dim light stairs in cellars basements or attics pose dangers due to indistinct steps. Painting tread edges and railings white helps improve visibility and reduce accidents with serious consequences.
Refunds Made For Overcharges In Sale Of Used Articles
The Saginaw district Office of Price Administration reports refunds totaling thousands due to overcharges on used articles. Householders and dealers selling under price ceilings face criminal prosecution civil action and treble damages under the Emergency Price Control Act. Class I items are saleable at 75 percent of new price. Class II at one third. Product ceilings apply to individuals and dealers. model prices available from Clare County War Price and Rationing Board.
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Saginaw
District Office of Price Administration Price Department
Clare County War Price and Rationing Board
Release Turkeys For Civilian Use Monday Morning
The War Food Administration announced that turkey sales to civilians resume effective Monday as overseas and domestic military needs are satisfied. About 12 million pounds were shipped for military use, with total armed forces needs at 35 million pounds. Remaining supply, about 445 million pounds, will be available to civilians. Food Distribution Order 71 is revoked as the goal is reached.
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War Food Administration
Turkey
United States
U. S
Washington
United War Fund Campaign Seeks Broad Support
In Clare and Clare county the Give One for All drive continues to back United War Fund efforts. The article urges all residents to contribute to meet county quotas and support U S and allied troops as well as civilians affected by war. Contributions can be mailed to War Fund Chairman Art Damoth or Treasurer Theo Wallington in Clare.
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United War Fund
Clare
Clare County
United States
Art Damoth
Theo. Wallintgon
Hunter’s Curiosity Landed Him in Conservation Trouble
A hunter questioned a conservation officer in Saginaw County to learn how officers work. The officer checked licenses and a legal kill, but discovery of a loaded gun in the hunter’s car led to an arrest, with a warning that he would now learn how officers operate.
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Herbert Lees
Saginaw County
Lees
Notice of Public Hours for Dr. Nellis Arnold
My office will be open to the public November 1. Dr Nellis Arnold is a chiropractor and will attend patients at the stated hours.
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Nellis Arnold
World Events Talk At Clare Baptist Church
Rev Frack of Fremont Baptist Church will speak on World Events in the Light of Scripture at Clare Baptist Church Sunday evening at 7 30 CWT. A baptismal service and special music are planned to close the service. Redman minister invites all to attend.
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Frack
Fremont Baptist Church
Clare Baptist Church
Frook
New State Law Governs Use of Fish Shanties
The state enacts a law requiring ice fishing shanties to display owner name and address and be removed promptly after ice melt or when unsafe. The director may remove noncompliant structures and bill the owners. Violations carry a misdemeanor charge with fines up to 50 dollars and up to 30 days in jail.
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F. A. Westerman
State Conservation Department
Fish Division
Director of Conservation
Clare Youth Fellowship Group attends Big Rapids rally
Twelve members of the Clare Youth Fellowship Group of the Methodist Church attended the District Youth Rally in Big Rapids Sunday evening. They were accompanied by Rev. Chas Hahn, sponsor Miss Virginia Graves, and Mrs Earl Sternaman. Principal speakers were Rev. Byron Hahn and Wayne Fleener, with about five hundred district attendees. Color movies from Lake Louise Fellowship Camp were shown afterward.
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Clare Youth Fellowship Group
Methodist Church
Big Rapids
Chas. Hahn
Virginia Graves
Earl Sternaman
Byron Hahn
Wayne Fleener
Lake Louise
What You Bow With War Bonds
United States Treasury appeal urges rapid war bond subscriptions to fund a growing navy for victory. The call notes progress from 54 cruisers and 200 destroyers to a five ocean navy as the Atlantic war intensifies.
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Hitler
Bat
U. S. Treasury Department
Rationing at a Glance for War Ration Book Four
Summary of stamps and coupons schedule across books two three and four detailing expiration dates for blue green brown and gray stamps for meats cheese butter fats canned goods sugar and fuel items. Notices include gas and tire rules inspections and registration deadlines with local War Price and Rationing Board guidelines.
Obituary amendment for Jas. B. Allen acknowledge siblings
The notice explains an omission in James B. Allens Sheridan township obituary was accidental not intentional. It lists his sisters and brothers as Hugh of West Branch Mrs Mayme Bunyan Mrs Jennie Bates of Sheridan township and Mrs Alfred Roe of Pontiac plus numerous nieces nephews and many friends.
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Jas. B. Allen
Sheridan Township
Hugh
West Branch
Mayme Bunyan
Jennie Bates
Alfred Roe
Pontiac
Potluck to aid Blue Star Mothers at L.O. O. F. Hall
Four families and neighbors urged to attend a November 6 potluck at the L.O. O. F. Hall to support Blue Star Mothers. Attendees will bring pennies to donate to a fund and enjoy a mixed program to aid local servicemen.
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Farwell
Blue Star
L.o.0.f
Card of Thanks for Support During Illness and Death
Expressions of gratitude from the family for messages, cards, fruit, and flowers during the last illness and death of their husband and father. Thanks extended to Dr. B. J. Sanford and nurse Armentrout and to Mrs. Owen Spink, Mrs. Frank Rilett, and Mrs. Walter Kleiner for assistance. Names listed: Mrs. Blanche Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allen, Mrs. Blanche Romaine.
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B. J. Sanford
Armentrout
Owen Spink
Frank Rilett
Walter Kleiner
Blanche Allen
Norman Allen
Frank Allen
Blanche Romaine
Thanksgiving thanks from the Wichesrt family
Mr and Mrs Edwin Wichesrt and family express gratitude to friends neighbors and relatives for the help extended after their recent accident.
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Edwin Wichesrt
Appreciation and thanks to neighbors and Andrew Friz
A note of gratitude expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for loving help and to Andrew Friz for aiding a hospital trip. Also mentions selling unneeded items and urges using classified liners.
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Andrew Friz
Boré Glass
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Card thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during bereavement after deaths. Gratitude extended to Rev Kleinhardt and singers. Lists many family members and their households including Griffen Post, George Post, Louie Post, Clyde Post, Carl Post, Jesse Hilyard, Louie Hilyard, Hphriam Hilyard, Lloyd Hilyard, Irvin Hilyard, Leonard Hilyard, Cloyd Hilyard, Frederick Hilyard.
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Kleinhardt
Alice Griffen
Rosetta Post
George Post
Louie Post
Clyde Post
Carl Post
Jesse Hilyard
Louie Hilyard
Hphriam Hilyard
Lloyd Hilyard
Irvin Hily
Birthday thanks from Mrs. W. S. Shumway
A note of gratitude from Mrs. W. S. Shumway extends thanks to everyone who visited on her birthday Saturday October 23 and for the lovely flowers gifts cards and friendly calls she enjoyed it all.
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W. S. Shumway
Appreciation for card and dancing party support
The Vernon Red Cross Ladies thank all for splendid cooperation and attendance at our card and dancing party last Friday evening. Your assistance enabled us to make it a grand success.
Public Auction Near Glare and Rosebush
Wim J Mahar will sell at public auction at the premises five miles south and one east of Glare or three miles north and one east of Rosebush on Tuesday November 9, starting at 12 30 p m slow time. Livestock implements household goods and more. Andrew Courser auctioneer. See list in next week's Sentinel.
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Wim. J. Mahar
Glare
Rosebush
Andrew Courser
Sentinel
Thanks for flowers and help during mother's illness
The Harpster family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for the beautiful flowers and support during their mother's illness. They also thank Rev. Chas. Kleinhardt for comforting words and Mr. Thurston for his services. Ford Harpster and family.
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Chas. Kleinhardt
Mr. Thurston
Ford Harpster
Fisher Shoe Shop to Close for Twelve Days
The Fisher Shoe Shop will shut for twelve days starting on a Saturday, affecting customers and store hours during the hiatus.
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Fisher Shoe Shop
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