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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1945

Page

8

Farwell Baseball Prevails in Labor Day Thriller

After a ragged season the Farwell team beat Beal City 9 4 in a Labor Day tilt. Beal City led 4 0, tied it with two late hits, then Farwell exploded in the eighth for six runs to seal the win. Box score lists Pohl and Van Buskirk as pitchers with key fielding by Dale and others.

Beal City Real City Beal Dale Farwell Pohl Hoyt van Buskirk Blystone Gladwin Fair Hou Gee

Farwell Lads Beat Dads In Final Season Game

After a rough season the Farwell Lads defeated the Dads 12 to 6 in seven innings on Sunday September 2. The Dads fielded 24 players, while the Kids rallied with solid pitching from Gee Willey Marshall Blystone and strong defense behind them.

Farwell Lads DADS Wixson Depew Luce Campbell Renner Schofield Gee Willey Marshall Blystone

Rationing At A Glance For Meats Fats And More

Red stamps in Book 4 value ten points each for V-2 through Z-2 expiring Sept 30 A-1 through H-1 expire Oct 31 F-1 through K-1 expire Nov 30 L-1 through Q-1 expire Dec 31 Waste fats earn two red points plus 4 cents per pound Sugar stamp No 38 allows five pounds through Dec 31 Shoes No 1 2 8 and airplane stamps in Book 3 allow one pair each until further notice Take Book 3 for shoes Tire inspections optional for new tires old record must be kept Commercial vehicle inspections due every six months or 5000 miles Salvaged tin still urgently needed cans to be taken to food stores for receptacles.

Nazarene Chapel Invites Vernon Residents to Attend

Rev Vernon City Belleville and family moved to Attica for health reasons. Rev John Warland Olivet College graduate will lead as new preacher and appears Sunday. He plans to bring his family soon. All residents without church home are invited to Nazarene Chapel services 10:00 a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a.m. Church 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting 8:00 p.m.

Fred Belleville Attica Belleville John Warland Olivet College Nazarene Chapel

Snider Hosts Brown Anniversary and Birthday Dinner

Mr and Mrs George Snider hosted Subhday in honor of Mrs Browns sister and husband Arthur Brown of Flint for their twenty seventh wedding anniversary. A large dinner followed a wedding cake centerpiece and gifts for the couple. Sandra and Lorraine Schultz celebrated birthdays August 28 and September 7 with guests including R K Nutson Martha Schultz Owosso and Elva Lea McIntosh.

George Snider Subhday Arthur Brown Flint Arnold Bidwell Sandra Lorraine Schultz R. K. Nutson Martha Schultz Owosso Gordon McIntosh Elva Lea C. L. Bonham Pontiac Marshall Bonham Colonville Shirley Gardner St. Johns Evelyn Blackledge

Multiple Labor Day visits and family gatherings reported

The column lists numerous Labor Day visits across local families including Roy and Mrs. Smith in Rosebush moving to Pringle cottage, Jack Thompson visiting aunt Eola McDonel in Port Huron, and many relatives from Pontiac Farwell Clare Holt Standish Alma Traverse City and Mt Pleasant visiting or hosting. It notes school start, hospital discharge, birthdays and travel to Twin Lakes and Mt. Pleasant with names such as Bergey Anderson Teale and Waddington.

Jack Thompson Port Huron Eola McDonel Ray Utley Pontiac Marjory Barbara Fred Bergey Utley Topeka Kansas John O’grady Near Farwell Labor Day Bila Sherman Alice Shirley Gardner St. Johns Amelia Gardner Cynthia Emery Maurice Dora Clare Roy Smith Frank Bowen Earlene Gladwin Thomas Bolen W. Lackey Midland Gertrude Strahan Ben Strahan Sadie Wolf Marvin Tidball Margaret Jimmy Willow Park Illinois Bert Jackson Dolores Janet A. H White Colie Dixon Bonnie Kay Standish Bertha Owens Arthur Sheets Lavina White Samaritan Hospital Clarence Hudson Don Dean Holt John, Waddington Dan Lockwood Farwell Tatter Ella Sherman Margaret Funnell Cecil Wolf Alma Fred Nichols Mary Jo Leonard Vader Charles Traverse City Margaret. Farnell Donald Swindiehurst Mt. Pleasant Farnell Charles"Gofinet Eli Fisher Geo. Shosbride Northville Leonard Carncross Blaine Kay Ralph Musser Bert Bergey Harry Goodchild Fairgrove John Powers Theodore Teale Ft. Wayne W. H. Brackart Toledo Mr. Teale David Teale Theodore Fort Wayne Ford Seymour Warren Tice Michael Jonathan Twin Lakes David Mary Alice Tice Hsther Lennox Geo. Anderson John Smith Clendenin Worden Aaron McReynolds James Paul Brookman Roy McReynolds Wiint Wesley Teale Frank Wichert Gilbert John Waddington Chester Anderson

Grades of Gray and Pale Hues Rise to Brighten Plant Walls

Gradients of gray paint walls in a large industrial plant. Dark at the bottom lightening toward the ceiling to intensify overhead light. End walls feature colors such as pale blue or pale yellow.

Hither and Yon Still On the Job in Rural Ride

Mr and Mrs Roy Holford of Temple own a 1915 model Ford. They drive to Marion and back each week for supplies, a round trip of twenty six miles. They also travel from their farm to Temple several times a week for mail care, as their son is in service.

Roy Holford Temple Marion

Army and Navy end censorship of armed forces mail

The Army and Navy ordered the discontinuance of censoring mail and communications of armed forces in the Pacific Asiatic and European areas. Censorship has been discontinued at staging areas ports and all places not mentioned by chiefs of staff.

Army Navy Pacific

Order Appointing Time for Hearing Claims in Estate

The Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders creditors to present claims against the estate of Alice Van Sicklen deceased by October 29, 1945, 10:00 a.m. The public notice will run weekly for three weeks in the Glaze Sentinel. Judge George Bates presiding.

State OF Michigan Clare Harrison Said George Bates Alice van Sicklen Bald Sentinel George. Bates

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Wolverine Woasitt Wolverine Shell Fleming Shoe Co Davy Clare Mich Sen Thor Gladirons OPA Smith’s Furniture Store East 4Th Street Vernon City Church News Mrs Rosebush Pringle Cottage Loomis John Ott Maude Fraser Anderson Wesley Teale Wm. Teale Newstone A. Thie Weeks Dchnston Elevator Co Prc Samborn Mencad Farmers Independent Produce Co L. W. Jackson Rosebush Elevator Company Park View Holmes and Edwards Lena M. Irving Alice M. Loomis Clare Bowling Alleys Bowl For
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