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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1941
Page
2
The article warns farm hazards rise as mechanization grows. It notes that starting gears and rotating discs injure workers, with cigarettes and gasoline fueling fires and serious injuries in agricultural settings.
The Red Cross cites 4500 farm worker fatalities last year with 28 percent from carelessness and faulty implements. It urges year round Home and Farm Accident Prevention starting late October, including 10 million check lists for homes and farms to remove hazards and keep equipment in good repair.
Pleasant Valley residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend with a schedule of guests from Chelsea Royal Oak Pontiac Elgin Grove and nearby areas. Notable gatherings included Donald Kleiner and his parents at home and Rev J A Avery dining with Otto Kleiner.
Ray Houghton recovers from illness. Counts of visits mark birthdays and family gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. Bauer Sr. host and hostesses share meals with relatives. Sympathy extended to Herb Gilmore on his father’s death. Courtney Bauer accompanies Greenville visitors for weekend stay and travel.
Mrs Bernard Kirkpatrick and her daughter Dortha stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Charlie Fitzpatrick while Bernard heads to Detroit seeking employment after leaving the Ford garage in Glare.
The Seb. Plannes and families visited relatives in Greenville and Pontiad over the weekend. Harold Heber left for Meridian Mississippi with his brother Robert returning home midweek. A large AAA meeting at the schoolhouse yielded useful speeches. Meantime corn shredders work between rains and hunts were reported near Marion Springs. A public screening of Meat and Romance is set for Harrison School on November 6 at 8:00 p.m. free of charge.
HINKLEVILLE neighbors extend sincere sympathy to Mrs B A Waller on her husband’s loss. Frank Irwin and Clare Stanley visit, buy and relocate the Mrs Foell house on their farm near Jay Bell jinger home. Various local visits and gatherings described, including Helping Hand Club plans for November 6.
The Gilmore Church of Christ led by Jd. S. Penick holds a 10:00 a.m. song service and devotion followed by 10:15 a.m. communion officiated by elders and deacons. Bible school at 11:00 a.m. and a 7:45 p.m. hymn service with a youth led devotion. Sermon topics include The Will of God and One's Privilege Does Not Diminish Their Guilt.
Mrs Vernon Gantley and son Zoe, Mrs Albert Caring Marion Beutler Ellen Lynch and Dick Falland attended a party at Sacred Heart Academy Sunday evening. Mr Gilmore, father of Mrs Moyes and Mrs Johnston, died Saturday with funeral held Tuesday at Clare.
About 80 million people attend motion picture shows each week across the United States, highlighting films as a major weekly entertainment.
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