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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
2
Eagle reports a successful week long Vacation Bible School concluding Sunday night with a child centered program. Attendance peaked at 102 as Rev. Frank Humphrey led with Rev. Hilliard and multiple teachers. A Friday noon picnic welcomed parents and friends.
Yes blanching is necessary before freezing to slow enzyme activity that softens flavor color and texture. Heating wilt makes packing easier and timing varies by vegetable so consult a heat schedule from USDA Home Freezing bulletin No 10 available free at the Cooperative Extension Office in Harrison or Mt Pleasant.
Temple residents report weekend camps at Reeds Dam by Mr and Mrs Joe Pruden and family and by Mr and Mrs Sam Hilden and family. Other locals vacation in Upper Peninsula and Canada while several return from trips to Expo Montreal with Ottawa and Sault Ste Marie stops.
West Gilmore Mr and Mrs Jay Purdy of Flint attended the funeral of their aunt Mrs Harry Yats on Friday Miss Alice Rickel of Grosse Pointe attended the funeral of her brother in law Elmer Hoag The string mentions hospital stays for Miss Rickels and military service for Walter Ewing family plans to return to Mississippi for extended Air Force service Also William Cole and Paul of Midland visited his uncle the Paul Coles Sunday evening
South Bend visitors John Balint and Connie Jo Mossell stay with Paul and Mrs Cole as Pattie Lyn Ewing and Connie Jean return home. The Cole family paid respects to Sam Hoag and Mrs Harry Yates at Stinson Funeral home. Mr and Mrs Claris Allen travel from Commerce to their trailer for a week and the Mahon Kripa wedding is planned for Saturday.
The piece recalls the first radio commercial broadcast on August 29 1922 when a New York realty firm paid 100 dollars for ten minutes on Station WEAF. It notes how sponsorship could shorten airtime and mentions a card to aid the sponsor.
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