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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1953
Page
4
Ruth McIlhenny of the Michigan State College extension explains safe canning practices. She recommends cleaning the pet cock and safety valve, using a proper pressure gauge, and checking a dial gauge before and during the season. Wipe the canner cover with soapy cloth and rinse. do not immerse it in water.
A homemaking article from the Michigan State College foods and nutrition department discusses proper water-bath canning setups with deep vessels and racks to prevent jar contact, plus ideas for hearty desserts. It highlights using desserts to balance meals, suggests pies cakes steamed puddings and fruit desserts like rhubarb and grapefruit, and notes seasonal fruits such as strawberries and peaches.
Mrs. Mary Morrison spent the weekend at Mt. Pleasant with the Bissetts and Morrison households. Furloughing Pvt. James E. McDonald returned from Camp Atterbury. Numerous callers and weekend visits spread across local families including the Warrens, Honeychurch, Rogers, Walker, Myers, Kerr, Paxton, Bolle, and Bellinger with several drives and dinners noted.
The article notes Khartoum as the Sudanese capital on a land tongue between the White Nile and the Blue Nile. It also states Kenya hosts thirty thousand Europeans.
The Clare Home Demonstration Group 1 met on Tuesday May 26 at Dick Wilson's home with thirteen members present. Officers were elected: Ray Hanchett leader, Dick Wilson chair, Carl Stephenson vice chair, Het Bosink secretary treasurer, Jack Green reporter, recreation leader, and Homer Borle community chair. The lesson covered Oven and Broiler Meals by Ben Bosink and a sample meal was prepared. Refreshments were served by Chas Richter and Jas Corsaut.
Community updates follow DeWayne Renner visit and return to Camp Atterbury Indiana. Memorial weekend visits include Russell Robinsons from Saginaw and Claude Bailey home. Weddings births Bible School events and accidents feature in June notices across Gilmore Grange and nearby towns.
Community members from Grand Rapids Pontiac Clare Muskegon Napolian and nearby towns visited relatives and attended Niagara Falls excursions. Multiple families hosted relatives and joined Sunday school trips with plans to return Monday night.
Under the National Junior Achievement program Chicago youths form companies sell stock and produce items like a distinctive telephone lamp. Bob Morris and Alice Bertha are among 4000 JA participants in Chicago making the program the nation's largest.
Congratulations to Mr and Mrs Marion Hildebrandt on the arrival of a daughter named Dawn Debise born May 26 at Gladwin Hospital. Lynette and Phyllis stay with grandparents Adolph Hildebrandt and Bernard Allen as relatives visit.
Nicolai Lenin died on January 21, 1924, following about two years of a lingering illness. The news notes the death of the revolutionary leader and reflects on his long struggle with illness.
Summer 4 H enrollments arrive from Chivington McCormick and Isabella Denver clubs with 10, 8, and 17 members. Leaders include Mrs Harold Lindenbure Mrs Letilla Deniski Geo Jane Ada Sherman and Mrs Eldean Acker. Projects span foods gardening canning poultry dairy beef swine crops photography and more. Plans proceed for Tractor Club trip to Battle Creek and Camp Counselors School at Coldwater Lake with a $3 fee and June 16 schedule.
Marble Auto Collision offers a free brake inspection as a specialized service. The ad promotes brake safety with a slogan urging brake care to save lives and mentions contact details.
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