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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
15
The article describes in school homemaking programs the real world skills girls learn. It covers cooking and sewing, budgeting and nutrition, child care observation, nursing, prenatal care, personal finance, and home safety, plus grooming and appearance within a year long plan.
Mrs Rauch of Harrison will sing in a prize group at the State Federation of Women's Clubs convention at the Sheraton Cadillac Detroit this week. The Dundee Michigan Choral Group has won several first place awards in five years of competition. Mr and Mrs Rauch left for Detroit to visit friends before the convention. Mrs Rauch teaches at Harrison Elementary and recently moved to Budd Lake.
Richard Johnson of Los Angeles, winner of the 1955 Mobilgas Economy Run, shares tips to save fuel. He urges smooth acceleration, moderate speeds, gradual deceleration, proper gear use, anticipatory braking, and regular engine adjustment to maximize miles per gallon.
Former Clare county resident Stewart McAninch died at Hurley Hospital in Flint on March 26 at age 71. Born July 29, 1883 in Farwell, he farmed in Maple Grove and served on the Surrey township board, as highway commissioner and treasurer, later retiring from Buick in Flint in 1951. Funeral services were held in Flint and Farwell with burial in Surrey Cemetery. survivors include his wife Julia and their children.
Superintendent Z Campbell accepted Dr Gershon offer to serve as Team Physician for Clare high school athletics next fall. He will accompany teams on trips attend home games and perform pre season medical exams to assess athletes fitness.
A Holy Week pageant titled Easter Story continues with scenes from The Last Supper Gethsemane and The Crucifixion culminating in The Resurrection and He Rules Triumphant In Our Hearts. Admission is free with a voluntary offering to cover production costs inviting the public to attend.
Dry cleaning pickup and delivery service advertised with phone contact for Clare Cleaners. Includes short instruction and contact point.
Lake PTA meets Monday night April 4 with Richard Bogan to finish showing his pictures of the British Isles and the Pacific Northwest. Installation of officers will take place. Those interested are urged to attend.
An 11 year old boy from Harrison was arraigned before Judge William B. Dunlop on March 26 for breaking into a cottage owned by Albert Kleiner. State Police took him into custody after the break in. The judge fined him $20 and nothing was reported stolen.
A 100 year story of farm and home mechanization will unfold at Michigan State College from August 15 to 20. More than 300 exhibitors fill 60 outdoor acres and four indoor venues with past and modern machines, home appliances, and irrigation gear as part of MSU’s Centennial celebration.
Summer resident Prof. Carl Welty, Beloit College biology head, has an article in the March Scientific American titled Birds As Flying Machines. He is brother of Mrs. Norman Tolson of Lake George and visits them each summer.
A small advertisement seeks to clear surplus furniture and items from a residence. The listing emphasizes quick sale and bargain pricing to attract buyers and move inventory. The notice reads like a generic local classified offering household goods.
Nevada records 11 deaths per 100 million miles driven, far above the national average of 6.2 according to the National Safety Council. A new laugh machine for TV uses a taped audience laugh track as its “funny bone” to provide varying levels of laughter.
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