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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1944
Page
11
Public notices list mail train times No 52 South at 10 65 A M and No 61 North at 2 45 P M plus No 1 West at 8 40 A M and No 6 East at 4 03 P M for Farwell. Church and lodge meeting details plus a long Local Notes section cover visits, family news, and community happenings in Clare County.
Rev Chas B Hahn leads church school at 10 45 and public worship at noon with sermon I Believe in God the Father Almighty The Junior choir sings This service is part of the Farwell Home Coming Celebration Public invited First Quarterly Conference set for Tuesday September 5 at 8 00 at the Farwell church
A sequence of community gatherings from September 1 to September 8 lists the start of school, Labor Day events, and lodge activities. Notable items include Dads versus Kids baseball at 2:30, I A M at the Masonic Temple, and K P Lodge meetings among others.
At the special school election held Saturday August 26 the same board was re elected. Trustees include three years W Moline and Bernard Schofield two years Walter Smedley Madge B Lamb one year Martin Graves. Election board members were Mrs Herbert Middleton Bernard Schofield Walter Smedley and Martin Graves.
Word reached Mrs. Maud Utley that her son Frank Leonard died suddenly the morning of the previous Wednesday in Muskegon. His sister Gladys Wicks of Milwaukee arrived Thursday to accompany their mother to Muskegon for the funeral. Leonard was well known to local residents as an active member of the community, with sympathy extended to the bereaved family.
Friends announce the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Marsh of 305 Park Street Pasadena California on August 29 from six to ten at home. The Marshes formerly lived in Farwell where Mr Marsh worked as a bookkeeper for W C Fuller. Friends here extend congratulations.
At a special Saturday meeting the Blue Star Mothers planned a Labor Day stand in the K P Hall area and discussed the Honor Roll dedication. They urged attendance at 10:00 a m for Labor Day ceremonies.
Winfield Godwin and Junior Vosberg met in the Pacific area for a day visit per word received by their parents.
Gerald Alexander Spears was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Spears in Flint on August 13, weighing eight pounds six ounces. The mother, Thelma Putnam, is identified as Mrs. Spears.
Robert Renner sold his Rockwood business to Harry Webbsater of Ypsilanti. Edith Schroeder of Flint and her cousin stay at Mrs Schroeder's home until September 3. Vernie Hose family visited Cadillac. Vincent Eisenhauer moved into a new home and plans a golden wedding anniversary September 7. Josiah Allen left Sunday for work near Shelby.
The text notes tungsten steel ideal for high speed tools that must retain temper at elevated temperatures. It states a suitable alloy may contain 8.5 percent tungsten, 40 percent chromium, and 195 percent carbon.
Stamp A 12 good for three gallons through September 21. Stamps B and C good for five gallons indefinitely with state and license numbers on each coupon. Renewals for B or C at least 10 days before rations exhaust. Tire inspections not required unless for renewals. Commercial vehicle inspections every six months or five thousand miles. Six coupons valid through September 30 1944. Apply for next season’s rations on receipt. Unit value ten gallons. Report price violations to the War Price and Rationing Board. Call Harrison 2751.
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