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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1951
Page
6
Elegant dessert guide describes Creme Brulee a French custard from New Orleans. It uses coffee cream egg yolks brown sugar and vanilla with a broiled sugar crust and long chilling. Recipe covers baking in a pie plate water bath chilling and optional almond garnish.
Flint conservation officer Ivan Kesten reports a Geo County farmer’s experiment with a decoy near a roadway. Ten cars stopped, six drivers fired, eight asked not to shoot on the farm.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. Somers hosted relatives including Mr. and Mrs. John Archbold and family. Hospital news reports David Wilson undergoing surgery at Saginaw General. Community members attended stock yard opening day in St. Louis and Soil Conservation meeting in Harrison. Card party for March of Dimes and local visits round out the week in Mt. Pleasant area.
The Variety Club met with Wilma Scott on Thursday January 6. Gladys Robison baked the cake and Wilma Scott drew the lucky piece. cake will be baked for Lucille Brown's club February 8. Members gave household hints during roll call, prizes awarded to Lucille Brown and Maxine Bowling for aprons, and guests took home prizes from games and quizzes. A small hostess gift was given to the day’s hostess.
A large crowd attended a special Coloville Ladies Aid meeting at the Zimmerman home where the week old quilt was completed. Many locals visited, illness affected attendance, and spring activities at the Wildcat school include 4 H sewing and upcoming Achievement Day.
Schedule shows routes from Clare with 6:30 a m departures to Detroit via Lansing and St Ignace with connections to Sault Ste Marie and Marquette. Additional connections note Midland Reed City Cadillac and other Michigan points with evening departures from Clare and several city stops.
Mrs Harley Coats returned home after visiting her ill father Albert Hanner last week. Several residents attended church and social visits at the Bard church and various homes. Gary Coats missed school due to stiff neck after a doctor visit. Marilyn Davia and Delbert Sanders family hosted and attended multiple gatherings and a movie in Goleman.
South Garfield reports Lawrence Vinton and his girlfriend staying with his mother Betty and grandmother in Garfield. Gerald Phelps from Mt. Pleasant visited Mrs Lucy Vinton. Lawrence will travel Thursday to Detroit for his Army physical. Others visited or hosted including Jesse Richter, Arthur Vincent, John Nagy, Mildred Birtles, and Janice. Karen Richter returned to school with mumps and Charles Brown had chicken pox. Sweet family note Lavért Rasch of Alma reported missing in action in Korea.
The Isabella 4-H page reports the second bake sale earned just over 41 dollars with goals to beat last year’s 100 dollar profit. A one day Recreation School for adult leaders south of Ithaca featured Arden Peterson, with many local attendees and a focus on useful recreation guidance for extension groups and 4-H clubs.
Mr and Mrs Edward Butterfield and Mrs E Needham of Saginaw spent Monday afternoon with Eds parents Mr and Mrs Dan Butterfield. Mrs Brenner of Clare and Mrs Phil Killoran visited Thursday afternoon and evening at Cadillac. Mr and Mrs Leo Martin and family hosted relatives Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Warren Nellis of Coleman called on the Martins last week.
To owners of cars needing bumping painting or repair we offer quick service. We have sheet metal and fenders in stock and can estimate your job. 24 hour wrecker service provided by Dan McDonall Ford Sales and Service Claré phone 343.
The Second Annual Soil Conservation District meeting drew 125 attendees. Officials announced officer reelections and introduced new planners while detailing last year’s results. Pending annexation, 296 signatures support joining the east half to the west half for county-wide soil conservation services.
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