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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1938

Page

5

Local Social Notes From Vernon Hill Area

Vernon Hill and surrounding towns report a flurry of visits and calls as residents share sundry greetings. Aii residents mention relatives from Flint Gladwin Clare Rosebush and Detroit areas visiting, with Hill hospital observation for Mrs Peter Aiey and revivals set for Loomis church March 6.

James Bolen Flint Tom Bolen Vincent Heiser Knt Crawford Glad~win Milo Myers Loris Roberts Gladwin Robert, Archambault Mra Howard Penros Amelia Gardner Will Dickerson Farwell Edward Mussell Warren Heiser Carl Spicer Paul Lloyd Athey Arthur George Tope Clare Ray Walters West Grant George Bryant Chas. Whitlock Chas. Wagfoner Frank ‘Robison, Jr Prank Robison Sr Lyle Roy Robison Rosebush Joe Kelly Vernon Frances Bitler Mt. Pleasant Charles Davis Arviila Strouse L. Pud~way Catherine Robinette Mona Jean Harvey Arthur Johnson Ray Miller Ithaca Wesley Teale Loomi John House Grace Henry Gruno Mayo Robinette Brown Corner Fern Athey Lansing Lee Reynolds Hinora Orvis Lucille Poet Russell Stilgenbauer Joan Elizabeth Schoonover John Lowrey Anna Arrand Ruth Jackson Marjorie Nowlan Norman Jackson Basil Virgil Todd Marilyn Jean Reed City Orison Huntley Wim. Smith C. D. Harvey Clarence Cotton Elm Grove Arthur Ginn Byron Herrick Cecil Blanchard

Ickes Radio Remarks Draw British Ire and US Policy Clash

Washington News and Comments criticizes Harold Ickes for attacking fascism and communism abroad while defending the New Deal at home. The piece warns such remarks strain Anglo American relations, risks isolation from Europe, and urges a stronger US defense and noninterference in others affairs.

Ickes New Deal Administration Mr. Ickes Mr. Roosevelt Rexford Guy Tugwell Chicago Italy Germany Japan Roosevelt America Britain Great Britain Middle Europe Harold Ickes

First and Only Woman Ranger Frances Haskell

Mrs Frances Haskell daughter of Charles N Haskell first governor of Oklahoma serves as chairman of the Texas state Democratic executive committee's women division. Edmondson, deputy sheriff of Bexar county Texas, shown after her arrival in New York to study metropolitan law enforcement methods. Also includes a kitchen recipes section and a note on color reflections for chrome yellow floors.

Texas Ranger Frances Haskell Edmondson Bexar County New York Charles N. Haskell Oklahoma Texas State Democratic Executive Committee

Housewife Favorites Yorkshire Tarts and Orange Bread Pudding

Two cherished recipes shared for home cooks. Yorkshire Tarts blend butter sugar eggs and lemon rind for a creamy filling suitable for tarts or cake layers. Orange Bread Pudding uses bread crumbs butter orange juice and zest baked in a water bath and finished with meringue.

Eeost India Paris New York Yorkshire

Fruit Soufflé and Fried Clams Recipes

Detailed kitchen instructions for Fruit Souffle using egg whites and crushed fruit, Fried Clams with batter and frying steps, French Fried Potatoes with soaking and frying times, and Steamed Soft Clams washing and prep. Provides temperatures, quantities, and serving suggestions.

Magazine Postage Per Page Under Early Mailage System

The article notes that sending magazines under the early mailage system cost one cent per page. It highlights the per page rate as a key detail of postal charges in that period.

Michigan to issue 1938 metal license plates

The state will ship 1500 tons of Michigan steel for license plates in 1938, a one third rise, with 10 000 gallons of enamel totaling 40 tons. Secretary Leon Ep. Case approves half year permits replacing windshield stickers, one in three plates a half-year permit. Plates made at Southern Michigan Prison at about 11 cents per pair, stickers about 4 cents each.

Michigan Leon, D.case Illinois

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Vernon Hill Peter Aiey McArthur-Strange Hospital Mt. Pleasant Monday Effie Stanford Wilma Nowlen Townsend Loomis August Henschdle Randall Martha Schultz Aioe Coleman Washington Texas Ranger Bell Syndicate WNN Service Edith M. Barber Department of State Sentinel Office James McKinnon Quaker Food Week Toasties Wheaties Kelloggs Kate Smith P.&g Perth
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