Foreign firearms warned against hunting use in Michigan
Harold Lillie of Lansing warns that German Italian and Japanese firearms sent by occupying forces are dangerous as hunting weapons unless proper cartridges and shells are secured. European guns require correct ammunition and may be unsafe with American rounds. guns under thirty inches must be registered with local police or sheriff departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Harold Lillie
Lansing
P. J. Hoffmaster
Lillie
Check of Game Taken at Rifle River Estate
The conservation department will survey game taken on the Rifle River area in Ogeman county, a 4277 acre estate developed by the late Harry M Jewett. Hunters must report hours and game hunted, breed and number of dogs used. A similar fish count has been conducted in nearby lakes and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservation Department
Rifle River
Grousehaven
Ogeman County
Harry M. Jewett
Detroit
Letter From Okinawa War Front From Frank Burdo
Frank D Burdo FC 3ce U S Navy writes from Okinawa dated September 4 1945 describing the March 27 invasion and April 1 battle. He recalls kamikaze threats the Baka bomb dangers and the Mt Suribachi Hot Rocks area pounding pill boxes and snipers. He notes near misses and the hope to return home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Okinawa
Iwo Jima
Mt. Suribachi
Dan
Women golfers at Twin Elmna host Mag Tournament
Clare women golfers met at Twin Elmna Wednesday afternoon for a Mag Tournament under Mrs Albert Haley acting Sports Chairman in Mrs J K Naumes absence. Mrs Burke Colling won. Luncheon followed play. All matches conclude before the banquet on October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Elmna
Albert Haley
J. K. Naumes
Burke Colling
Rosebush Elevator to be Honored on Radio Program
The Rosebush Elevator Co of Rosebush Michigan was named to be honored by Allied Mills Inc on the national radio program Lets Go Visiting The program airs on about thirty stations including WLS Chicago and WOWO Fort Wayne at 6 30 AM on Thursday September 27 Neighbors and friends can listen in as part of a series spotlighting notable people and places broadcast on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Rosebush Elevator Co
Rosebush
Mich
United States
Allied Mills, Inc
WLS
WOWO
Fort Wayne
Clare Townsend Club Holds Meeting at President’s Home
The Clare Townsend Club gathered Friday evening at President Mrs. C. D. Harvey’s residence. Members sang America, pledged the flag, and prayed. Communications were read. readings by Mrs. Harvey and Mrs. Etta Howard were shared. The group closed with the Townsend pledge and a pot luck lunch. The next meeting is September 28 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Abbott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Townsend Club
C. D. Harvey
America
D. W. Osborn
Congressional Record
Tom Abbott
Clare Townsend Club No. 2
Archambault
Clare Lutheran Church
Clare Odd Fellows Lodge Meeting Highlights
The Clare 1 0 C F Lodge met with 26 members. Richard Hall presided in Ernest Green’s absence. Initiatory degree planned for next Monday. A new fan was installed and donors were thanked. Brother Myers from Toledo praised Ohio lodge work and local attainments. Members urged to attend next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Odd Fellows
Clare
Ernest Green
Richard Hall
Brother Myers
Toledo
Ohio
Rebekah Lodge reports October events and new member
Fifty three members and guests gathered for a Rebekah Lodge meeting with Eva Schlafley presiding. A new member Charlotte Hagan was welcomed, and talks highlighted donations to the Service Band and the Rebekah-Odd Fellow Camp at Big Star Lake. An October committee was named and an upcoming Grand Rapids Assembly set for October 15-17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Rebekah Lodge
Eva Schlafley
Noble Grand
Addie Smith
Assembly
Myrtie Paige
Charlotte Hagan
Rebekah
Grand Rapids
Schlafley
Fannie Schultz
Mona Wilkinson
Lucy Roberts
Mary Mussell
Smith
Paige
Margaret Irvin
Wava van
Ruby Salisbury
Treva Sparkel
Loie Hansler
William D. Harger
Ellen Henderson
Ernest Irwin
Betty Irwin
Carl Seiter
Ellen Schwartz
Wava .van
Etta Howard
Extra Copies of The Sentinel For Sale This Week
Notice reminds readers extra copies of The Sentinel will be sold weekly while supplies last. Orders must be placed by Tuesday of the issue week. Unclaimed copies will not be held beyond thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Éustoners
Ariyone
Oie
ASE
Bowling News Fraternal League Standings and Highs
Wednesday results show Rotary No. 13 and Kiwanis No. 3 on top with 3 0 records while Masons No. 1 and KC of C No. 2 trail. Highs include single series 507 by Comes 504 Warner and Beltinck 502. top games Bradley 196 White 191 Comes 186.
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Rotary
Kiwanis
Masons
KC of C
K of C
Comes
Warner
Beltinck
Bradley
White
Merchants League Standings and Highs From Thursday
The Merchants League results from Thursday show Dunlop Cafe Youman's Radio Shop Varmers Produce and Dover A each with 2 wins and 1 loss. High series posted by Varner 677 with 214 and 191 in high games and other top scores include Parent 540 and Cimmerer 512.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlop Cafe
Youman’s Radio Shop
Varmers Produce
Dover A
Schaeffer’s Dairy
Loomis Welders
Moline Construction
Varner
Parent
Cimmerer
B. Bauer
City League Bowler Standings and High Scores
Kiwanis No 15 tops Monday action with Mahan and Kelsey & Rogers tied for second North Bradley and Rosebush follow, Clare Hardware and 404 Masons in lower slots. Grove 520 Haley 517 Warner 616 lead in high series with Shultz 220 Haley 215 and Hampton 199 high games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis No
Mahan, Const
Kelsey & Rogers
North Bradley
Rosebush
Houghton Drug
Clare Hardware
Masons
Grove
Haley
Warner
Shultz
L.” Hampton
John L. Giles Donates DDT for Polio Epidemic Aid
The Sentinel reports that DDT flown to Rockford Illinois to fight infantile paralysis was donated by John L. Giles vice president of Michigan Chemical Corp St Louis Michigan. The DDT Pestmaster was supplied for germ insect control and transported by the same effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sentinel
James EH. Ryan
Rockford
Illinois
Central Michigan
John L. Giles
Michigan Chemical Corporation
St. Louis
Michigan
Hardwood School Reunion At School Building
The fourth Hardwood School reunion was held Sunday September 16, 1945 at the school house with seventy five in attendance for a pot luck dinner. Mr Newman urged a new president for another year as Mrs Mary Sanders was elected president and Mrs Alta Brubaker secretary. The meeting included songs prayers a recitation by Mr Slentz and an ice cream served by the district. Several attendees came from distant towns including Pontiad Glad Wich Vernon township Midland Clare and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Slentz
Newman
Mary Sanders
Alta Brubaker
John Horn
Ida Leitute
Pontiad
Lorin Leitner
Sont
Glad Wich
Joh's
Stentz
Vernon Township
Clarence Dali
Midland
Myrtle Haray
Coe “Robinette
Clare
Alfa ‘Byllbaker, ‘Svortetaiy
Card of thanks for Ronald S Barton family names
The Barton family and relatives extend heartfelt thanks for floral tributes and kindness after the loss of Ronald S Barton. Appreciation goes to Rev Glias Hahn LO OF for services and Miss Lida Strong for music. Signed by Mr and Mrs Leo Barton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldvéll
Ronald S. Barton
Glias
B. Hahn
Lida
Leo Barton
Shirley
Kenneth
George Irwin
Mary. Hilen
Bid
Bruce Peleh
S/Set
Donald Peleh
Solomon Crewman Plans Surprise to Family in Loss Echo
Lt. John Schaaf St John Schaaf has arrived at Newport News aboard the U S Solomon but his wife and parents have not heard from him directly. He is apparently planning a surprise for them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Schaaf
Newport News
U. S.solomon
John
Service members return and honors noted in local notices
Sgt. L. D. Munn returns to Camp McCoy Wisconsin after a thirty day furlough with his wife and daughter. He served seven months in Italy with the 10th Mountain Division and holds two Bronze Battle Stars on his ETO ribbon plus the Good Conduct Medal. Donald Burton reports from Wise township that he, a Navy seaman first class, was captured at Corregidor with General Wainwright and held forty-two months by the Japanese before release and travel home. Capt. Frederick M. Probst and Renee Rosendahl Probst visit Clare relatives. he has served four and a half years and joins the 376th Bomb Group staff redeploying from Italy to the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Munn
Camp McCoy
Wisconsin
Italy
10Th Mountain Division
Sgt. Munn
Donald Burton
George Burton
Wise Township
Guam
Corregidor
Wainwright
Frederick M. Probst
Grand Island
Nebraska
Joe O. Rosendahl
Clare
Probst
Renee Rosendahl
376Th Bomb Group
V.H
Exquisite Blouse Details Highlight Summer Fashion
Cherie Nicholas notes a season of feminine blouses from peasant to lace trimmed filmy designs. She cites hand embroideries eyelets jabots and laced trims on fabrics like batiste voile lawns and dotted swiss with ready to use bows rosettes and flower accents for youth and sophisticated wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherie Nicholas
Milady
Batiste
Sandpapering Fabric Shine Risks and Remedies
Sandpaper may remove shine from cloth but weakens fabric and can cause holes. Temporary results occur with abrasive action. Light scorch can be erased by sandpaper at home or oxidizing agents. deeper marks resist removal and removal of heavy scorch is not attempted by cleaners.
Red Cross Efforts Support Michigan Veterans Program
The article praises the American Red Cross for its cooperative role in Michigan veteran services. It notes collaboration with state and federal agencies, training by the Office of Veterans Affairs, and aid from Red Cross Home Services in helping veterans and dependents, filing VA claims, and easing reintegration from service, with ongoing community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Missouri
Dearborn
Veterans
Office of Veterans’ Affairs
Red Cross
Michigan Veterans
Pine Lake
Michigan
Michigan Plan
Home Services
Veterans’ Administration
American Red Cross
Battle Fields
Legion Invites Ex-Servicemen to Join Post 128 Clare
The American Legion urges ex servicemen to join Walter H. Larman Post No. 128 in Clare with a cordial invitation from Commander John W. Dunlop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Américan Legion
Walter H. Larman
Clare
John W. Dunlop
Community club and lodge meeting schedule for Clare area
A detailed list of ongoing club and lodge gatherings in Clare including meetings for Farwell Townsend Club Clara Rebekah Lodge No 167 Farwell Rebekah Lodge No 208 Clare Kiwanis Club Clare Study Club Clare Knights of Columbus Clare Common Council Mt Vernors Grange Red Cross Clare Rotary Club Loomis Townsend Club Advance Grange 1014 OES Glaze Boy Scouts Clara Photo Rho Girs Club Walter H Larman Post American Legion Masonie Lodge Townsend Club No 2 and related church supper notices with dates and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farwell L0.c.f. Lodge No
Clare Study Club
Clare Knights of Columbus
Clare Common Council
Clare Lodge No. 333
L.C.C
Mt. Vernors Grange
O.E.S
Him
Grove’ Townsend Club
Vernon Grange
American Legion
Glaze Boy Scouts
Root
Clara ‘Photo Rho Girs Club
Walter H. Larman
American Légion
Clare Masonié Lodge
Tribute to Jackson Emerson and family thanks
The family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses and floral tributes during the illness and death of their beloved brother Jackson Emerson. Special gratitude is given to Rev Klein hardt, the singers, and Mr Thurston for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Emerson
Kleinhardt
Thurston
Appreciation for Kindness After Ronald Barton’s Sickness and Death
Acknowledgment from Mary Hilen and family expresses heartfelt appreciation to those who offered kindness, help, and comfort during the illness and passing of brother and uncle Ronald Barton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Barton
Expressions of sympathy for Roy C. McKinnon family
We sincerely appreciate the kind expressions of friendship during the illness and death of our brother Roy C. McKinnon. Mrs. Ethel J. Allen and Mrs. Estella L. Artibee and families express thanks and gratitude for the support received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. McKinnon
Ethel J, Allen
Estella L. Artibee
Gratitude for Kindness at Gladwin Hospital
The author thanks friends and the Wood Parts staff for kindness during a hospital stay at Gladwin Hospital and extends gratitude to Dr. Coulter and the nurses for their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Parts
Gladwin Hospital
Thanks for flowers and care during illness
Mrs Clarente Ramey expresses gratitude to friends and relatives for flowers, cards and remembrances and thanks Dr and Mrs McArthur and the nurses at the hospital for their care during illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends Aid
Mrs. McArthur
Clarent¢e. Ramey
Booster Night at Delwin Grange Affected by Fix
Notice announces booster night at Delwin Grange on September 26 1945 with a planned supper after a good program featuring a fixed Wyeryouse and Pot tuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delwin Grange
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S. J. Burdo
Frank D. Burdo
FC 3/ce
U.S. Navy
September
Sentineliner
Clara Rebekah
Bowling News
Merchants League
U.S
Henry A. Wiley
San Francisco
Calif
John Schaaf
Citizens State Bank
Clare, Michigan
WM. H. Bicknell
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Farwell Townsend Club
Farwell Rebekah Lodge No
Clare Kiwanis Club
Hotel Doherty
H. M. Gordon
Wim. Reid
A. D. Hampton Reginel Reid
George Irwin and
Mary Hilen
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