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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1942
Page
8
Local Lake community notices list church services at 8:00 p m and Sunday School at 10:30 a m with cottage prayer meetings Tuesdays. The column also journals weekend visits and travels of residents including the Sherman, Bergey, Scott, Walters, and Muir families with trips to Saginaw Clare Mason Grand Blanc Harrison Lansing Bay City Detroit and Minnesota.
Alma residents Mr and Mrs Perkins spent several days at the lake. Ed Waldron and sons Cyrus and Welk visited Maple Rapids kin from Thursday to Sunday. N Smith and children from Clare vacationed at their local ranch. Ralph Goodrich and J J Beard called on business in Harrison Friday. Waldron family visited Gladwin Tuesday. Leo Harris Miles Benchley and Earl Fisher from the township have recently joined the armed forces.
The Good Luck Club enjoyed a picnic dinner at Feuchter's landing with twenty present. A September 9 meeting is planned with Mrs. Co D Smith and others. Mrs Ray Brown injured her foot, and Sam Vinton died Sunday morning. Elizabeth Crawford and HB Eldora Marvin visited Harrison on business.
A string of weekend and vacation visits reported from the area includes Mr. and Mrs. L. Kelly of Grosse Pointe Woods staying at John Cameron’s cottage. Mrs. Roy Green returning from Pontince. Clare and Rose Luce visiting from Owosso. Mr. and Mrs. BE Cripps from Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark returning to Hamilton Ohio after two weeks here. Earl Evans of Indianapolis returning home after a week at the Lines cottage. Mrs. Marion Wycoff entertaining Detroit friends. William McGiveron of Lansing at Shingle Lake cabin. Dr. G C Batson of Mt Pleasant visiting. Otto Kemmell of Middleton Ohio vacationing at Nila R cottage with reports of good Lake George fishing. Clarence Hudson of Saginaw at Lake George cottage. Wellington Husband of Saginaw visiting. Howard Anderson of Saginaw at a cottage. Hugh McGiveron hosting guests from Baltimore Maryland.
John Quincy Adams served in the House from March 4, 1831, until his death. Andrew Johnson was elected to the Senate and served from March 4, 1875, until his death on July 31, 1875.
Navy seeks 17 to 60 year old men with construction and mechanical skills to join the Seabees. Lieut. Byron H. Flechtner notes high petty officer pay up to 126 dollars monthly and extra allowances for dependents. Trades listed include carpenter, electrician, diver, draftsman, crane operator, pipefitter, and more as part of expanding vital bases.
The Department of Agriculture announced fresh tomatoes will return as a Victory Food Special from August 24 to September 5, limited to states east of the Mississippi and north of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. The program promotes home canning and wartime food management as tomato crops reach record levels and yields improve with favorable growing conditions. Roy F. Hendrickson authorized the designation, noting earlier national emphasis on tomatoes during late June. Michigan State College Extension supports home canning guidance, with timing varying by state.
Michigan Department of Health nutritionists say sugar rationing improves children's health. The report outlines health benefits observed and suggests continued measures to boost child nutrition and well being across the Tri County area.
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