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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1944

Page

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Registration for Gas Ration Books Next Week

Clare county motorists will register for renewal of A gasoline ration books in the county schools on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday September 18 19 and 20 with each town school and one rural school in each township accepting registrations on two of the three days. County OPA Chairman Franklin Littlefield requests limiting the days to minimize disruption to classes and explains mail applications to the county ration board won’t be accepted until after October 1. Motors employed in factories with Plant Transportation Committees may submit through those committees, but books won’t be issued before the registration dates. If not obtained on the designated days, motorists may apply at the local board after October 1.

Clare County OPA Franklin Littlefield Saginaw Clare Harrison Agricultural High School Farwell Agricultural School Reynold Mick Arthur Township Myers School

Young mother dies in Clare Hospital after illness

Mrs. Howard Avery Brown of Flint former Clare Isa bella counties died Tuesday at Clare Hospital after six weeks bed confinement and ten days in hospital. Born September 15 1914 near Mt Pleasant Isabella County she married Howard Avery Brown October 14 1981 in Clare. Survived by husband two children her father one grandfather four sisters two half brothers and many relatives. Funeral services at Lake Gleaner hall with Rev Chas Hahn and burial Brinton Cemetery.

Howard Avery Brown Flint Clare Isabella Counties Clare Hospital Marguerite Galatia Bellinger Freemont Goldie Bellinger Mt. Pleasant Isabella County Michigan Lake Howard, Jr Nancy Marie Cleanor Wm. Esterline Lansing Ruby Donders St. Helens Fremont Bellinger St. Louis Glenn Bellinger Riverdale Baptist Church Willing Workers War Club Doherty Lake Gleaner Hall Chas Hahn Brinton Cemetery

Flight Officer Dunlop Receives Wings at Oklahoma Field

Donald A. Dunlop of Clare earns Army Air Forces silver wings and a Flight Officer appointment at Frederick Army Air Field in a ten month training program. He returns home on a fifteen day furlough to visit his parents and relatives.

Donald A. Dunlop Dunlop Road Clare Army Air Forces Frederick Oklahoma Army Air Field Central Flying Training Command Dunlop John Dunlop

Zenobia Chapter to Celebrate Jubilee Fifty Years

Zenobia Chapter No. 129 OES plans a September 21 dinner at the Congregational Church with a pageant and history reading by Mrs. Greta Masten. Worthy Grand Matron, Grand Secretary and Grand Treasurer to attend. Miss Mabel Reynolds and Stanley Masten honored by Grand Chapter. Reservations advised by Dr. Christina M. Schutt.

Zenobia Chapter No. 129 O.E.S Congregational Church Ladies Guild Masons Eastern Star Christina M. Schutt Greta Masten Zenobia Chapter Mabel Reynolds Stanley Masten Grand Chapter Grand Rapids Miss Reynolds Masten Bernice Moline Red Cross Wilma Allen Eleanor Lehr George Lehr

Clare High School Seeks Band Instruments for Beginners

The Clare High School band is short on instruments after graduates left last June. New instrumental music instructor Harold Collins notes about fifty beginners showing interest this term and urges anyone with an instrument to sell or loan to the school by calling.

Clare High School Harold Collins

Temperance Workers of Clare County Feature

Notice points readers to a timely Sentinel article by N A McCune on page sixteen about temperance workers in Clare County.

Sentinel N. A. McCune The Temperance Workers of Clare County

Rebekahs and Odd Fellows Ham Dinner in Frankenmuth

The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows plan a Frankenmuth style ham dinner at the IOOF hall on Sunday September 24 starting at noon. Menu includes roast ham scalloped potatoes baked beans salad pickles pie and coffee. Adults 76 cents children 36 cents.

Rebekahs and Odd Fellows F. Hall

Clare Bowling Association Opens Season With New Officers

The Clare Bowling Association met at the Dunlop Cafe with 35 members to plan the season opening next Monday. Dominic McConnell was elected president, Leo Russell vice president, Harold Schaeffer secretary-treasurer, and seven directors were named. The merchants league night is moved to Thursday, and the fee distribution was set. Averages will be computed at season halves, and no men’s league bowling during deer hunting week.

Clare Bowling Association Dunlop Cafe Joe Sproat Dominic McConnell Leo Russell Harold Schaeffer Jesse Hampton Dan Sullivan Harrison Raymond Griswold North Bradley James Stanley Glen Cain William Bauer Gerald Thayer Merchants League Masonic Lodge Mr. Stanley Stanley Clare Auto Parts Clare Hardware Rosebush 404 Masons

FBI Enforcement Conference at Bay City Next Tuesday

The FBI Law Enforcement Conference will convene at 3 30 p m on September 19 at Wenonah Beach Casino Bay City under R A Guerin Special Agent in Charge Detroit FBI office. Officers will discuss postwar readjustment problems and cooperative readiness with exhibits demonstrations and idea exchange. A Fort Custer Dog Section military dogs exhibit and a judo disarming tactic demonstration are planned.

FBI Wenonah Beach Bay City R. A. Guerin Detroit Guerin Fort Custer

Staats, Heinz Sentenced for Clare Robbery

Faye Staats twenty of Ewart and Richard John Heinz seventeen of Gladwin waived examination on robbery charges against Mrs. Bertha Beagle in Clare. Staats pled guilty in circuit court before Judge Ray Hart and received four to five years at Jackson Prison. Heinz awaits sentencing.

Faye Staats Ewart Richard John Heinz Gladwin Bertha Beagle Clare Sam Wilkinson Curt Ray Hart Staats Jackson Prison Heinz

Four Poliomyelitis Cases Reported in Garfield Township

Four suspected infantile paralysis cases reported in Garfield township trigger school closure for three weeks at Lake. Gleaner hall screenings in Lake postponed to a later date due to the health concern.

Garfield Township

Theo Wallington Named Director at Citizens Bank

Theo Wallington was elected to the Board of Directors at a Citizens State Bank stockholders meeting held Friday evening. He has served since 1936 and also directs Lake City Bank and Rose Bush State Bank, with civic and church duties noted.

Citizens State Bank Theo Wallington Wallington Lake City State Bank Lake City Bank Rosebush State Bank Central Michigan Theo The Sentinel

Conrad Walker Named Clare County War Fund Chairman

Conrad Walker is named United War Fund Chairman succeeding Arthur Damoth who resigns for pressing duties. Paul Gibson and Mrs. Nettie Holbrook serve as county co chairs outside and within Clare city respectively. The report notes Polish War Relief shipments to Warsaw and clothing relief efforts by the Queen Wilhelmina Fund. The National War Fund raises War Prisoners Aid funds for 1944 1945 and highlights a large delivery to German POW camps including books athletic equipment and musical instruments.

Conrad Walker Clare County United War Fund Arthur Damoth Damoth United War Fund Paul Gibson Clare Nettie Holbrook Warsaw Polish War Relief National War Fund Poland London Netherlands Queen Wilhelmina Fund Local War Fund Rotterdam War Prisoners Aid

Canned foods ration changes shrink point values

War Mobilization Director Byrnes and War Food Administrator Jones announce rationing updates as September 17th ends most canned foods point requirements. Some items rise in points while others become point free including beans juices and many jams.

James A. Byrnes Marvin Jones Byrnes Jones

Clare PTA Club to Meet Monday Night at School

The Clare PTA Club will hold its first autumn meeting in the Home Economics room at Clare Public School at 8:00 PM next Monday September 18. Plans for the coming school year focus on aiding students and fostering parent teacher collaboration. all mothers with children in school are urged to attend.

Clare PTA Clare Pta Clare Public School

Former Resident Laid at Rest in Clare Cemetery

Mrs Aliie Chaffee West a Clare native died early Sunday in a Pontiac hospital. Funeral in Pontiac Monday, burial in Cherry Grove Cemetery Clare with Rev Chas Hahn. Survived by husband three sons Himery Prank Vern all of Pontiac a daughter Mrs Mable Pyne Flint ten grandchildren and two sisters.

Aliie Chaffee West Clare Pontiac Cherry Grove Cemetery Chas B. Hahn West First Methodist Church Himery, Prank and Vern Chaffee Mable Pyne Flint

War Price and Rationing Board Hours Updated

The Harrison office of the War Price and Rationing Board sets new hours starting September 1. Weekdays are 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and 12:45 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. with Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. The office closes Saturday afternoons. Clare County War Price and Ration Board No. 39.

War Price and Rationing Board Harrison Clare County War Price and Ration Board No

Fire Department Makes Two Runs Sunday Afternoon

The Clare Fire Department responded to two Sunday fires. At Stevenson Lake Gabe Van Buskirk residence a box of papers ignited bedding and a partition, with about 1000 dollars in damage. At Seymour Border residence on South McEwan Street a box of papers ignited at the rear, climbed the siding to the roof, with about 800 dollars in damage.

Clare Gabe van Buskirk Stevenson Lake Seymour Border South McEwan Street

Army nurse Marie Burke serves in France on 40 and 8 hospital train

Marie Burke is an Army nurse serving with U S troops on the Normandy Front where the 40 and 8 Hospital Train converts French and German boxcars into emergency ambulances. Major L M Hrenburg leads the Medical Detachment coordinating rapid evacuation from field hospitals to English Channel depots and onward to Army hospitals in England.

U.S. Army France United States Army Medical Corps Normandy England United States L. M. Hrenburg United States Army Transportation Corps Channel English Channel

Clare Chamber of Commerce Postpones Fall Meeting

The Clare Chamber of Commerce fall meeting with ladies from the commerce group and Clare Public School teachers as guests is postponed one week due to school rationing registration. Stuart Bicknell will supervise a planned program of interest to both guests and hosts, with details to be published in next week's Sentinel.

Clare Chamber of Commerce Commerce Clare Public Stuart, Bicknell Chamber of ‘Commerce Sentinel

Military Honors for Wayne E. Brown Friday

Military rites were held for Cpl. Wayne E. Brown son of Mr and Mrs Howard R Brown of this city who was killed near Muroc Field California on September 1 during a combat training flight. The bomber crashed after engine trouble with all ten crewmen perishing. Brown a Clare High School graduate and aerial gunner received his wings at Harlingen Texas last May. Funeral services were at the Methodist Church with American Legion Post Walter H Larman as committe and a Legion firing squad rendering a final volley.

Cpl Wayne E. Brown Howard R. Brown Muroc Field California Murog Field Wayne Clare High School Harlington Texas Clare Leon E. Bemis Muroe Field Thurston Funeral Home Methodist Church Chas. B. Hahn Leah Gardon Walter H. Larman American Legion Ernée Temple Pvt Lawrence -Reger George Wisler Army Art Damoth Navy Arthur Lamb Ronald Sage Elmer Olds Calvin, Foss Robert Chapman Russel Telcer American Legion Auxiliary Conrad Walker William D. Harger Legion Chic Burdo Tommy* Creguer

Lieut John Schaaf With Fifth Army In Arno River Battle

Lieut John A Schaaf of Clare leads a platoon with the 138th Infantry Regiment in the Arno River action as part of the Fifth Army in Italy. The regiment, part of the 4th Red Bull Division, has spent extensive time in combat overseas and is praised by many community members. A large group from various towns attended services and paid tribute to the fallen and surviving soldiers.

John Schaaf Arno River John A. Schaaf Clare Arno Italy Fifth Army 138Rd Ifantry A4th Red Bull Ray Harrold Chas, Harrold Gladwit Ruth Harrold Bay Guy Stanley McClellan Stanford Jaret Frank Brown Highland Pay Dave Dénnie Ann Arbor Glenn Carpenter Naw Barney Kawkawlin Everett Zelda van “Horn Mt. Pleasant Allnay Algor Thos Woolf Vand Betty Faws Lerville Win, Spencer Corn Weil

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C.P.A Grand Lodge Rebekah C.F. Ham FBI Enforcement Jackson Garfield Citizens Bank Clare Cemetery Fire Department Marie Burke, RN Clare Girl Commerce Group
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