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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1945
Page
9
The Clare Sentinel asks readers and friends to request that Judge Bates order probate notices be printed by The Sentinel. The note references publishers Shigle and Michigan and appeals to civilians outside the area for support.
Charles W Beavers born May 6 1872 in Franklin County Ohio died August 29 1945 at his Harrison Michigan home after a long illness. He moved to Harrison in 1914 and was survived by his wife six children four sons and four daughters in law and many relatives. Funeral services were held August 1 at Murphy Funeral Home with Elder George White officiating and burial in Maple Grove Cemetery.
Birth notices from Harrison report Dale Ray born August 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Price and a son James Louis born September 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitmer. Several residents visit kin, move, or host guests including the Schaat and Skinner families and others in Lansing and nearby towns.
A series of weekend and Labor Day visits are noted across Clare and neighboring towns. Mr and Mrs Bert Stanfield and Mrs Warden Scholl called in Clare. Fred Weatherhead suffered a heart attack in Battle Creek and returned home with family. Mr and Mrs B F Hampton visited in Clare and Farwell. multiple calls from Saginaw and Crystal residences are listed among residents including Rena Roth and Alya Burns.
Nelson Gorden Tiedeman born March 3 1887 in Dashwood Ontario Canada died August 31 1945 in Grant township Clare County Michigan at age 58. He married Daisy Allen October 25 1905 and had four children Geo Allen Vernon township Mrs Harold Thayer Mrs Daniel Fetters and Gerald Gorden. He served on the Board of Supervisors and County Road Commissioners and is survived by his wife four children fifteen grandchildren two sisters and many friends. Funeral services were held at Thurston Funeral Home with Rev Albert Dawe and burial at Cherry Grove cemetery.
Chester H. Chaffee son of P P Chaffee born March 31 1901 in Greenwood Township Clare County Michigan died September 4 1945 in Lansing Michigan aged 44 years five months four days. He lived in Greenwood Clare and Lansing worked as a mail carrier State Garage Nash Kelvinator Michigan Cab Co Wolverine Chevrolet and had a daughter Loreen Frances. Surviving Mildred wife Loreen Frances 18 father P P Chaffee Harrison brothers Ernest Clare Clifford John Floyd sister Edith Russell Long Beach CA and many relatives. Funeral Friday at Grosline Runciman Funeral Home Lansing with burial Evergreen Cemetery. Reverend Packard Nazarene Owosso officiated.
A cooking tip notes that most vegetables and many foods need only enough water to prevent burning. Use about a quarter inch of water to keep food from scorching during sautéing or simmering.
The U S Department of Agriculture announces an economical dipping solution using six ounces of derris powder with rotenone mixed into water for 100 gallons. Cube powder can substitute for derris. The dip kills ticks in one application, with lasting effect, and works with unheated water. Tests show no ill effects on sheep or fleece.
Four and a half million farms produce milk and the U S supply would fill a river 3000 miles long and 40 feet wide. The dairy sector provides 15 million pounds of casein used in paints and fibers and supports penicillin production. Pasteurized milk combats undulant fever and milk’s sun exposure degrades vitamin G. Hippocrates advised milk for health in 360 B C.
Ohio State university specialists urge saving corncobs to feed beef cattle amid possible feed shortages next year. Grind whole corn and cob coarsely if needed. Cattle may require a little encouragement to eat corncobs.
Pvt. Kenneth Coulter returned to his California camp after a ten day furlough with his wife and family. He left Wednesday to resume duties, resuming service after time at home.
Sgt Sam Puglia and Mrs. Puglia left Monday for Cambridge Ohio where he will return to Fletcher General Hospital for a check up.
Cpl Elmer Bond received his honorable discharge at Fort Sheridan NL on September 6 and arrived at his mother Mrs Herbert Anger’s home in Frost township on September 7.
Cpl Lloyd R Allen and Cpl Mrs Lloyd R Allen of Charleston S C arrived Thursday for a week long visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen and relatives Russell is enjoying a thirty day furlough.
Social notes list the Ladies Auxiliary of the Congregational Church hosting a pot luck dinner September 19 at Mrs. A W Johnstone's home with Jessie Gleason Lou Hunt and Minnie Canfield as hostesses. Harrison Chapter 408 O E S holds first fall meeting September 17 with a 6 30 pot luck dinner. coffee and cream provided. Miss Jean Schaaf attended events in Detroit for Miss Viola Van Deuzen's wedding to Lt T H Olginston RNUR in England. Max and Billy Skinner celebrate their ninth and eleventh birthdays September 8 with friends and games at their home. ice cream and birthday cakes.
The High School Class of the Congregational Church held a pot luck picnic at Canoe Camp on the Muskegon River Sunday afternoon with twenty attendees including teacher James Mead and Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Johnstone. The Bible Class met at Mrs. Henry Otts home for a noon pot luck dinner with twelve ladies. Martha Allen presided and Maud McCart, of Saginaw, attended with a paper from a Philippines niece. The next meeting is set for October 4 at the church parlors.
Harrison Churches note Sunday School at 10:45 a.m. led by Peter Oman and church service at noon. Latter Day Saints church lists services at 10:30 a.m. with 11:15 a.m. Sunday School and 8:00 p.m. evening meeting for Oriole and Bluebird groups.
Harrison mission of United Brethren Church lists Sunday School at 10:00, preaching at 11:00, evening worship at 8:00 and Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00. Pastor Glapp leads the congregation.
We thank neighbors and friends for sympathy and flowers after our bereavement. Gratitude to Elder White and the singers for comfort, and Mr. Murphy and pallbearers for services. Mrs Jennie Beavers and Walter Hubert Beavers and family Lester Beavers and family Arlo Beavers and wife
Rev Clinton Hilton pastor leads Sunday School at 10 00 a m Church services at 11 15 a m evening services at 7 30 p m special Wednesday service at 7 30 Young People meet Monday evenings Mrs Harold Yost noted in the text
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