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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1957
Page
7
The Young People's Society hosts Sunday evening gatherings at 6 45 PM inviting all youths and older youths to attend. Mrs Lucille Smith leads next Sunday's program. Rev and Mrs Forrest Stoll attended a Missionary Rally in Bay City and a Nazarene Church rally.
Local notices recount birthday celebrations at the Darwin Mott residence for Mary Ann and other community greetings. Guests from Clare Coleman Harrison Elkhart and nearby towns attended. Other items note church events and tips on proper dryer use to avoid wrinkling and energy waste.
The recipe describes bulk rise by the imprint left when two fingers press into the dough. If the dough does not spring back to fill the indent, it has doubled and is ready. This test checks dough readiness through a simple finger impression.
State Police Commissioner Joseph A. Childs reports Michigan's traffic deaths fell to 1,747 in 1956 from 2,016 in 1955, a 269 decline. For January and February 1957 the toll dropped and March eight day total showed only 28 deaths, with optimism and vigilance urged for April. The aim is to cut the 1956 toll by ten percent this year.
A Michigan essay notes growing demand for state parks outpacing supply across 69 parks and 176000 acres. It cites rising attendance from eight million in 1946 to about 28 million by 1960, with appropriations lagging and staff stretched to maintain facilities and camp areas.
The guidance says white flour should be sifted before measuring while dark flours should be stirred lightly with a fork. This helps ensure accurate measurements and uniform texture in batters and doughs.
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