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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1940
Page
5
A lively guide urges planning a simple make ahead menu during spring cleaning. It recommends easy hot meals served on paper plates, plus a few tested recipes such as Spanish Roll, Busy Day Cake, Lamb Chops en Casserole, and Lamb and potato casseroles with timing tips for minimal attention.
Next week Eleanor Howe shares her favorite tested recipes for simple and delicious salads. She will cover fruit salads vegetable salads and molded salads too offering spring tonic ideas without sulphur or molasses.
Pare and slice six tart apples and bake with brown sugar cinnamon and water under a crumb topping. Pa s Lima Beans and Sausage combines country sausage onions lima beans canned tomatoes salé and chili powder simmered to finish.
Get Your Copy of Household Hints now. The book by Eleanor Howe promises 350 simple tips for cleaning painted walls removing old paint varnish and window washing. Send 10 cents to Household Hints care Eleanor Howe 919 North Michigan Avenue Chicago Illinois from Western Newspaper Union.
A flurry of weekend visits and Sunday calls connect Greenwood, Saginaw, Clare, Mt. Pleasant, Bay City, Lansing, and Midland. Notables include Eva Monday and Carl, Jas Lane family, Wm Brophy, Frank Rawson, and many others as travel between homes and gatherings continues.
Mrs. G. B. Lamb returned from Lansing where she represented the Jay people at the annual meeting of the Michigan Nurses Association. Three state groups attended including the Michigan State Nurses Association, the Michigan State League of Nursing Education, and the Michigan State Organization for Public Health Nursing. Noted speakers from out of state included Miss Helen Dunn of Washington DC and Miss Marion Howell of Cleveland Ohio.
On Monday May 6 the Girl Scouts host a cooperative pot luck banquet in Madge B Lamb Hall with parents as honored guests. Miss B Winnefred Golley superintendent of the Childrens Fund Clinic Traverse City speaks. Attendees should bring own table service and a dish to pass. admission is free.
Nineteen Vocational Agricultural students from Farwell travel to Michigan State College for the twenty first annual Future Farmers Week May 2 and 3. Supt R F Tyndall leads the group arriving May 1. They will judge and identify crops grains potatoes seeds stock and dairy cattle while at East Lansing.
Mrs. R F Tyndall and family visited Bear Lake with the Littlefield couple on Sunday. The Ladies Library Association meets Friday May 3 to finalize plans for the May 24 Birthday Party. A daily bus service now serves the area with arrivals at 24 30 p m and 4 10 p m from Mt Pleasant and the southeast respectively. The Journalism class toured the Saginaw News last Tuesday. The Madge B Lamb Hall hosts the annual oil show Friday May 3 with no admission charge.
Hyacinthus, a Spartan youth and friend of Apollo, is slain by Zephyrus in jealousy. Apollo mourns and a purple flower springs from Hyacinthus’s blood, shaping the origin of the hyacinth.
A traveler seeking ads in a country paper is told the village grocer for eighty years avoided advertising. He asks about a hilltop building, learns it is the village church, and notes it has stood three centuries. The traveler remarks the bell still rings.
A wedding guest asks to exchange an umbrella with a disliked handle. The assistant checks the hallmark and reveals the umbrella was not purchased in the shop, noting the label marks it as a recovered item. The exchange is denied based on the tag indicating recovery.
A playful note introduces Maude and a lighthearted public greeting. The speaker asks for pardon and presents the name with a wink, signaling a casual, personality-driven moment in a social setting.
A father scolds his son for subpar school results. The boy defends himself saying grades are passing but slightly below C level. The exchange centers on expectations and academic performance.
George accuses Maria of unreasonable behavior for keeping him waiting as she apologizes. The exchange centers on time, patience, and perceived expectation in a domestic moment.
Robert imagines the future as a grandfather who recalls cold winters and his boyhood deeds. The brief exchange contrasts a child’s aspiration with a vows to reminisce. The piece captures nostalgia and a humorous, warm outlook on aging.
A playful dialogue has Jane asking Auntie why she powders her face. Jane wonders if Auntie is using the right kind of powder, prompting a lighthearted exchange on cosmetics.
A light anecdotal tidbit notes Palmetto's quip about sock repair. It humorously contrasts marital roles and language used when mending socks.
A brief dialogue scene centers on a housewife and a man at the door as they clash over what constitutes a good day’s work. Their exchange probes daily labor, value, and personal effort.
A lighthearted exchange features Righto Onion noting Mr. Red Pepper is quite sport while Cucumber affirms he is hot stuff in a playful culinary banter.
A playful exchange about a harsh cold that left someone unable to speak for three days. Mrs Blabber expresses sympathy as the affected party explains the length of the silence and hardship caused by the illness.
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