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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1941

Page

8

Play-off race tightens in summer softball league

Harrison Merchants appear favored to win the second half and clash with Clare Hi Speed for the title after blasting North Bradley 30 to 7. Cotter and Lake–Hi Speed chase as leaders hope to avoid a tie that could force a playoff to meet Clare Hi-Speed.

Harrison Merchants Clare Hi-Speed North Bradley Harrison Cotter Co. C. C Clare Camp Houghton Clare Hardware Lake Hi-Speed RHBB D. BE Cotter c. C Gulf 1B Val State Highway LO Harrison C. GC. C Frank

Coleman Team Wins Central Michigan League Championship

Coleman defeats Farwell 5 to 4 to take the Central Michigan League title in Farwell during Labor Day festivities. Miller pitched for Farwell. Porte and Methner pitched for Coleman as both teams played a tight, error‑tinged championship game. Farwell finishes runner up with a strong season and solid finances.

Coleman Farwell Farwell Lads Miller Renner Marshall

Hunters by Tag Color Mark Season in Michigan

Michigan prepares color coded hunting tags for residents and non residents. Yellow for resident small game 700000 licenses red for resident deer 240000 licenses green for resident archers 1500 licenses lilac for non residents bow hunters blue for non residents deer season.

Michigan Conservation Department

New State Game Regulations and Licenses for Hunters

The notice outlines hunting tag colors and a 15 dollar nonresident deer license, with 7000 nonresident deer licenses and 10009 nonresident small game licenses issued. Trappers use orange licenses with no tags. Digest copies total 1 050 000, listing last year regulations on red and new rules on black set to take effect 90 days post adjournment. Licenses and digests ship to 2 500 dealers in September. five cent per license retained if effective date isn’t delayed.

Clare

Last Year Rules Likely To Prevail In Hunting Fishing

Last year’s hunting and fishing rules generally prevail though changes may occur. An attorney general opinion on Public Act 356 delays its full effect, keeping 1941 season regulations largely intact while noting possible future shifts in deer camps and limits on small game.

Conservation Department Institute For Fisheries Research Lower Peninsula Emmet Cheboygan

Rubber Most Important Material for Americans

Rubber is the No 1 U S strategic material by tonnage and value. The Netherlands East Indies led 1939 production with 377 038 tons, followed by British Malaya at 375 441 tons. Reclaimed rubber provided 32 percent of usage last year, with U S plantations in Latin America experimental and Philippine Florida California growth in early stages.

U. S Netherlands East Indies British Malaya South America U.S Latin America Pacific Philippines Florida California

Motto of Mounted Police Motto of RCMP

The motto of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is Maintiens le droit meaning maintain the right. The phrase reflects the force’s guiding principle.

Mounted Police The Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Aake Insurance Plans 26th Anniversary Dinner In Howell

William B Robb founder and present secretary treasurer of Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Co Howell Michigan presided at the twenty sixth anniversary celebration for more than 600 agents officials and guests An afternoon of golf and outdoor sports followed by a dinner Eugene Berry State Insurance Commissioner led tributes noting increases in business and assets Others included Attorney General Herbert B Rushton Auditor General Vernon Brown and State Supreme Court Justice George E Bushnell George J Burke Ann Arbor president reported fifty eight home office staff and adjusters The firm settled 12000 claims last year with few litigated cases and prompt payments

William B. Robb Citizens Mutual Automobile Insurance Company Howell Michigan Hégt Eugene Berry Herbert B. Rushton Vernon Brown George E. Bushnell State Supreme Court Joseph Collins Livingston- Shiawassee Clifford Bishop Genesee County Maurice Hoeland Joseph Baldwin James F. Burns Howard Nugent House of Representatives Charles P. Adams Joseph Warner Andrew Bolt Joseph B. Nagel A. P. Decker Colin Smith Walter Remner George J. Burke Ann Arbor Robb Robb and Burke Charles L. Finlan Berthold Woodhams J. Y. Brady W. A. Adams F. W. Comiskey Detroit Harold Finlan A. B., Nank James A. Robb

Lake Church Services and Local Social Notes

LAKE NEWS. J W Wyrick pastor at Grange Hall Sunday School 10 30 a m Supt P A Gman Classes for all ages Preaching 730 p m Rev I W Wyrick Cottage Prayer meeting Tuesdays Place announced Miss Joanne Brock of Farwell visited Miss Velma Scott Miss Hazel Scott visited Ber nice Wiggins at Clare County fair and Labor Day Homecoming Farwell Mrs Raymond Scott business trip to Mt Pleasant Mrs Millard Scott and baby and Mrs Jack Scott of Port Huron spent days in Big Rapids with Steve Watkins family Mrs Hugh McDonald and Sandra returned from Lansing after visiting her sister

Joanne Brock Farwell Velma Scott T. H. Brooks Hugh McDonald Sandra Laning Wilbur McLane Robert Wheaton Wilbur Glen Kinsey St. Joseph Indiana Roy Neeper Hazel Scott Bernice Wiggins Clare Raymond Scott Mt. Pleasant Millard Scott Jack Scott Baby Port Huron Big Rapids Steve Watkins Lansing

Local families host weekend guests and visits across Michigan

Detroit woman Miss Marcelon Maylan visits George Scott home while Flint hosts Mr and Mrs Godfrey Beck and Alfred Peterson. Traverse City guests include Harry Cornell and Mrs Lewis Rogers with Margaret Kidd Velma and Billy from Grand Rapids. Port Huron pairs Jack Scott and Russell Lee visit Millard Scott home. couples later return home with wife and baby. Other visits span Sparta Adrian Lansing Bay City Flint Shepe...

Marcelon Maylan Detroit George Scott Godfrey Beck Flint Alfred Peterson Harry Cornell Lewis Rogers Traverse City Margaret Kidd Velma Billy Grand Rapids Jack Scott Russell Lee Port Huron Millard Scott Verne Hains Robert Jones Lansing Brooks Hazel Scott Bay City

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