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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1942
Page
5
Probate notices and publishing terms listed for the Sentinel Clare Michigan. Rates: $1.50 yearly within Michigan, $2.00 to other points. single copies 5 cents. display ads by application. locals 10 cents per line. fillers 5 cents. heading 10 cents. Cards of Thanks 2 cents per ten lines. resolutions poetry 5 cents per line.
Harrison News Branco Williams of Sheridan township was a Monday caller at the home of Mr and Mrs Jesse Allen. John Hughes of Detroit visited his parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Guy Stimpson of Flint were guests at the home of their son and wife. Mr and Mrs Leo Skinner have moved from the trailer at Lake Station to Little Alma at Harrison. Mr and Mrs Robert Roth and son David visited her parents in Reddinug township Friday. Mrs Fred Smith left Tuesday for a few days visit with her sisters in Grand Rapids.
The Harrison Study Club will host its regular meeting Tuesday evening October 6 at the home of Russ Anna Joes. Women members of the Harrison schools faculty are invited as guests. A nutrition panel led by Mrs Hogue will feature Miss Anne Wellington and others. A milk fund silver collection is planned.
The Congregational Church Women met at Mrs. Fred Weatherhead's home with many members and guests. President Bertha Hughes led planning for upcoming events including a public Red Cross dinner on October 22 with 50 cents per plate, plus a December Christmas Bazaar featuring booths and baked goods to support the Red Cross fund.
In Harrison News readers are urged to buy war bonds with every pay day. The item emphasizes that anyone can contribute regardless of income and encourages supporting the war effort through regular purchases.
The County Red Cross Chapter met in Farwell with fifteen members including four Harrison chairmen. Four hundred soldiers kits were allotted to Clare county, with Harrison to complete one hundred. Sixty blouses for children eight to fourteen will be sewn, kept in America for civilian use if needed. Mrs. Hibbard called a meeting for September 22 to map the year's work and distribute sewing. Anyone not in a Harrison group should contact Mrs. Hibbard for service opportunities.
Mrs. Samuel Morrison hosted a Thursday bridge club with eight guests and prizes awarded to Mrs. Hibard Mrs. VanByery and Mrs. Keller. At Mrs. Charles Amble’s Friday bridge event high honors went to Mrs. Skinner second to Mrs. Emery and galloping prize to Miss Joes with punch and cake served afterward.
Mr and Mrs David Roth hosted a family dinner Tuesday night at their home. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ed Bruce Jr and children Mr and Mrs Robert Roth and son David Mr and Mrs Marion Roth and Mr and Mrs Ernest Roth.
Clinton Hilton pastor leads Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Russell Cook directs services at 11:15 a.m. Church services at 8:00 p.m. Special Wednesday evening service at 8:00. Young People's meeting held Friday evening.
Elder David Bailey presides with services at 10 30 a m on Sunday Sunday School at 11 15 a m Oriole and Bluebird groups meet at 7 30 p m and Evening Services at 8 p m
Ernest Burk, pastor, leads Thursday prayer meeting at 8:00 p.m. Clara Smith, superintendent, directs Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship service at 11:00 a.m. Sunday evening service follows at 8:00 p.m.
Rev. H. E. Philo leads Bible School at 10:00 a.m. Charles Van Blarcom supervises. Church Services at 11:00 a.m. Junior Endeavor at 6:00 p.m. Senior Endeavor at 7:00 p.m.
Washington reports a revolutionary naval aircraft engine nearing 2,000 horsepower to enable faster, more powerful carrier fighters. Navy, historically using air-cooled motors, moves toward liquid-cooled designs parallel to army pursuit aircraft. Lycoming division leads production with Ohio plant under contract.
Shortages of rubber labor trucks and paper threaten to accelerate a shift away from home delivery and toward every other day service. War pressures may drive zoning of sales areas and end special deliveries while long running trends toward paper packaging peddlers and wholesale changes continue in the fluid milk industry.
A cotton economist notes cotton seed linters hulls and oil are expanding industry uses. Linters yield plastics, varnishes, paper films and gun components. rayon from linters. hulls feed stock and packaging. oil supplies food and cosmetics. cotton cake feeds livestock and fertilizer.
A new method of cheese making developed at the Virginia Polytechnic Institute halves the usual production time and has been selling at a premium in the market.
In a Southern United States study Professors John Knott of Iowa and Tom Spies of Cincinnati injected thiamin into 115 emotionally unstable individuals. They report a complete personality turn within hours, noting winter irritability in low income groups linked to diet, while summer brings more contentment from garden produce.
Fontana North Carolina workmen prepare the foundation for the $50,000,000 Fontana dam to rise 450 feet and become the tallest TVA structure east of the Mississippi. The dam sits above a scenic, hard to access western North Carolina site where the Tuckasegee and Little Tennessee rivers meet in Swain County, about 35 miles from Bryson City.
A Rochelle draft board reports a local registrant who, after two months of marriage, requested induction to the army next week. Classified 1-A pending physical, he was mailed induction papers.
Officials report continued efforts by the American Red Cross in coordination with the International Red Cross to deliver supplementary food and clothing to prisoners and internees in Japanese occupied territories. Japan’s refusal to allow a neutral rescue vessel hampers shipments, though some aid on exchange ships has been delivered to Yokohama for distribution by the Red Cross.
Create attractive vases and lamp stands by painting the inside of clean glass jugs and bottles. Swirl enamel to cover all interior surfaces, drain excess, and optionally apply outside decalcomania patterns for decoration.
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