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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1954
Page
13
A reflective essay urges parents to consider education as the lasting present for children. It highlights the roles of great teachers and the need to improve salaries and school conditions, urging community action to support classrooms, bonds, and future teachers for a stronger society.
A Michigan State College textiles instructor notes metallic finishes sprayed onto glove fabrics provide warm, sleek, well fitting gloves. The finishes also line draperies to insulate homes, applied to ta ffetas and satins for coat linings while remaining porous. Names Milium and Teimore sisto are common finishes tested by the USDA. color and drape stay unchanged.
Michigan State College invites men and women to Farm week events on campus February 7 to 11 1955. Programs cover a range of interests and include fur-related displays. Printed programs will be released soon.
Rosebush Rural Agricultural School dazzled Friday afternoon with a multigrade Christmas program. Grades five through eight sang in a chorus, kindergarten acted, and younger students recited and performed in pageant segments including The Birthday of a King and A Suit for Santa.
Local families from Clare and nearby towns hosted and visited relatives during the holidays. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clare Hec ker and Mrs. Cora Wilson in Clare, and many others from Mt. Pleasant Beaverton Saginaw and Midland. A Christmas program at Dover Tabernacle featured grandchildren.
Mrs Hertha Lydell travels to Texas to visit friends. The writer reports a stroke suffered yesterday at the Myers Convalescent Home. People visiting during the week include Rev Ernest Burk and Mrs Ger ald Brady, Mrs Elsie Dyke, Mrs Lole Hecker, and Mrs Curtis Murton with Mr and Mrs Leonard Klaasse at Marion.
State of Michigan Department of Conservation Geological Survey Division announces a hearing on January 11, 1955 at 2:00 PM in Lansing to consider issuing a deepening permit for Union Development Company to extend well Henry Millner Estate T 1 in Clare County. The well current depth 3320 feet in Traverse. proposed depth 3900 feet in Dundee Formation. location described as section 12 township 20 north range 6 west Winterfield Township.
In the Probate Court for Clare County Michigan on December 21 1954 Judge George Bates ordered that creditors must present claims to the court by February 28 1955 at ten in the forenoon. Publication of the order in Clare Sentinel for three weeks is required and mailed notice to interested parties with registered mail.
The National Dairy Council states that the average adult requires about one gram of calcium daily. Two and a half glasses of milk, plus calcium from other foods, meet this requirement.
Greenwood area notes report Pomona Grange Christmas party planned for Riverside Grange next Tuesday 28. Local residents share Christmas preparations, visits, and illnesses. Ray Heintz underwent surgery at Mt. Pleasant hospital. families host gatherings and helpers assist with chores amid holiday activities.
Clare Office Supply accepts Vernon township taxpayers paying taxes any weekday except Saturday. Beatty Earl, treasurer, notes options remain open through regular business hours.
In hundreds of U.S. communities chemical plants sustain a $3 billion annual payroll with diverse operations and employment. Reed Chemicals and regional facilities highlighted as major contributors to local economies.
A fragment lists prices for wheat oats corn barley rye and meats. References include dressed hogs beef veal spring lambs and prime hides with figures showing price ranges and weights.
We express deep gratitude for acts of kindness and sympathy shown during our sorrow. May God bless you all. Signed by Mrs. Ivan Feighner and the Goetschs Feighner family members, Mr and Mrs J B Feighner.
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