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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1953
Page
8
Informal porch or back yard suppers center on crispy fried chicken. Recipes include Butter-Crisp Chicken with paprika and thyme and a beef roll using biscuit dough, onion, garlic, and tomato paste. Cooking times range 25 to 30 minutes for chicken and about 25 minutes for the beef roll.
The Michigan Department of Health urges parents to vaccinate children before school starts. Booster shots for smallpox diphtheria and lockjaw are essential as immunity from infancy may wear off. If a child has never been immunized complete immunization should be given and a physical examination should be done within six months.
Michigan State College agricultural economist Robert C. Kramer says careful management can make cattle feeding profitable in the 1953 54 season despite last year’s losses. He cites strong beef demand, steady take home pay, lower feeder cattle prices, large feed supplies, and reduced pork, plus buying corn at harvest and shopping around for prices as key factors.
A new ulcer treatment allows patients to eat anything and has been used on nearly 1,000 people. The plan uses frequent anti acid pills for 24 hours to overwhelm stomach acids, then lets patients eat freely while monitoring distress with more pills.
Gilmore Church of Christ in Newton lists morning worship at 10:00 and Bible School at 11:00 with youth group at 7:00 and evening worship at 8:00 led by Minister Newton L Huffine. Nearby visits include Norfolk Ohio residents Thomas and Mrs Conway with Elam Seymour aunt, and other local calls including the Griffen and Buchel families.
More than one hundred gathered at the Gilmore Church of Christ for Homecoming services on Sunday August 16. Speaker Robert Pelfry Jr of Great Lakes Bible College preached in the afternoon and two people professed faith in Christ in the morning. Several church members and relatives visited, with numerous attendees traveling from Ypsilanti and Lansing. Mrs. David Wilson died at home in Gilmore after a months long illness. Bus transportation details are noted among attendees.
Conservation officer Ernest Spycher of Saginaw reported a patch of moist tar on Bush road near Foster s Michigan that mired several sparrows. He freed six pheasants still alive and washed their feet with gasoline before releasing them as the road commission covered the area with gravel.
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