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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1952
Page
4
Josephine Brighenti notes early spring salads need crisp greens and inventive fillings. Try cream cheese with ham on large lettuce leaves, dandelion greens with bacon bits, and watercress tossed with a tart French dressing. Use dressing sparingly to keep ingredients light and fresh.
Advice from Dr. Irma Cross outlines comparing credit terms and interest rates to avoid hidden costs. Tips cover affordable, plentiful foods like eggs oranges and pork, plus the value and use of non fat dry milk in household cooking and nutrition.
Mrs Keith Scott called on Mrs Hershel Schars and children Tuesday evening. Mrs George Sage hosted Sunday dinner. Ken Rawson hosted and family visits noted with Moline and Robison families from Beaverton and Saginaw. Melvin Brasington funeral Monday burial Gilmore Cemetery. O M Somers hosted a card party Monday with neighbors. See you next week.
Farmers in the east half of Isabella County lead the way as the first neighboring group completes its five meetings in Vernon Township. County planner Dan Balog with Gene York and Jim Bentler coordinate with eight groups planned by April. Harold Brooks chaired the initial group and others listed include Arthur Thayer Wim Shugg Alfred Scott Charles Smith and Richard Brooks.
A U.S.A. experiment station trial found baby chicks grow fastest with one hour night and three hours rest between meals. They achieved 40 percent more growth in 18 days than chicks given 12 hours light and 12 hours dark. Continuous light raised growth by 25 percent over the 12/12 schedule.
Last Tuesday Judge Cunningham sought a fishing trip after his wife took his keys by mistake and left him unable to enter the office. He joked the keys were mailed and now lay under the mail slot, prompting a humorous office-side adventure before they went fishing.
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