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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1960
Page
5
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Listing for a year old beagle given away to a family with children. Contact Jim Sykora at EV 6-2252 to arrange pickup and share details about the dog's temperament and care.
Mrs. John Kehl and family spent time with relatives in Midland and St Louis, while Clare County figures attended soil conservation meetings in Harrison. Numerous local residents hosted and attended weekend gatherings in Beaverton area with late January events including a Riverside Grange pie social on Friday the 29th.
A guide for retired couples on a $200 monthly budget outlines food as the largest cost, with $75 for food, $50 for housing, and $8 for utilities. It stresses variability by region and emphasizes growing or producing food to cut costs, with housing and clothing as flexible budget items.
Mr and Mrs Johnny Cooper visited relatives in Ewart on Sunday. Dale Davis and family enjoyed a weekend with the Willets in Flint. Arch ie McKillop of El Lake stayed with J D Clute and Ruby Thompson. Other guests included Rev and Mrs Hull, Rex Clute of Midland, Morrel Clute of Rochester, and many local families at various Sunday gatherings and a Farm Bureau meeting.
Read tips from Michigan State University home economists on baking apples and silverware care. Jonathan or Northern Spy apples are recommended bakers, with slits to allow expansion. Also includes advice on silver cleaning and preserving oxidation for pattern depth.
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