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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1946
Page
2
The Church of the Nazarene in Vernon City reported a dry basement after heavy rain and held a well attended Sunday schedule for children and morning and evening services. A steady stream of local residents and visitors visited relatives and attended events across nearby towns, with numerous family and friend visits noted throughout the week.
Mr and Mrs Bud Dunkle of Bertha Lake welcome a seven pound fifteen ounce son born September 2 at Mt Pleasant Community Hospital. The baby will be named Darrell Clinton.
Rev E E Redman leads Lake George Baptist Church with Sunday School at 2 00 pm and preaching at 3 00 pm inviting all to attend. Weekend social notes list neighbors visiting, moving, and family gatherings around Lake George and nearby towns with several travel and residence changes.
Miss Dorothy Frank of Garden City returns home after three weeks with her aunt Mrs Fred Schroeder and family. Several visitors from Iowa Montana Texas Nebraska and St Louis met at Grouse Land Kennels to view Frank's dog training progress. Ann and Carol Clough left for Mount Mercy Girls Academy Grand Rapids as daughters of Mr and Mrs George Clough Lake George.
Luella Kinney called at Don Browns Sunday while Roy Colosky returns home after two years overseas. Alice and Lewis Smith visited Mrs. Don Brown. Robert Wheaton and his girlfriend called there as well. Lloyd Hunts spent Sunday with the Lloyd Hunts. Lloyd Hunt visited his aunt Mrs. Amy Quick. School started Monday at Barryton. Mr and Mrs Clarence Phelps visited the Lloyd Hunts Sunday.
Clyde Lyon of Mt. Pleasant joined a Sunday call at the Lyons Den. Mrs. Marion Mayworm and Mrs. Bassett spent several days in Lansing this week. Bud Lyon left for Texas to work in oil fields. The Landis family returned to Detroit after a cottage vacation. Jack Lyon was home briefly Saturday night. Agnes Bennington and daughter Jean stopped at the King home on travel from Klamath Falls Ore.
The Temple Rod and Gun Club offers public trap and skeet shooting every Sunday afternoon. The club sits east of Temple on M 61 and welcomes all. Community members and visiting families are noted in local social updates with several residents seen at shops and visits around Temple and nearby towns.
U S employment service reports show ten of twelve veterans discharged by June were working or in school. AVC and VFW warn unemployment could rise again this fall without aid. The AVC plans broad community action and on the job training to place veterans while guarding against misuse.
In Seattle a navy official testified at the espionage trial of Soviet Lt Nicolai G Redin that the United States has withheld latest radar and gunfire control equipment from Russia. Comdr John McQuilkin said a 14 000 ton destroyer tender’s gear far exceeded publicly released types.
Australian soldiers joined the American first cavalry division at guard posts outside the imperial palace in Tokyo. A coin toss selected Lt. Thomas L. Moore of Mountain View Missouri as adju tant at the guard mount ceremony.
Washington reports a massive effort to recover about 1,000 American servicemen who bailed out or crashed in China during World War II. Col. Charles F. Kearney says 500 isolated graves have been located as part of the graves registration work.
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