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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1962
Page
12
Instructions describe making a crumb crust from baked almonds and sugar then combining cream cheese egg yolk and sugar with starch rind and juice. Whites folded in bake in two stages 400 F then 325 F for about an hour then cool refrigerate and serve with preserves.
Mrs. Robert Miller honored her husband with a Sunday dinner attended by William and Barbara Saul Perry. Richard Hammond Saginaw. Ernest DeBarr Harrison. gifts and cake celebrated the occasion. Other weekend guests included Cliff Jones Averill and families. Otho Fish Toledo. George Shilling family at Cedar Springs. Jennie Muir hosts and calls from Flint Farwell Clare.
City Briefs recount visits as Mr and Mrs Richard Fisher of Saginaw dined with grandparents H M Sowle and Lee. Frank Nash hosted weekend guests Raymond Nash in Laingsburg. Rev and Mrs Harry Cleveland returned from Lansing after a ten day stay with Ruth Gerry and sons. Barney Scott and children of Midland visited Flor ence Robinette. Edna Sutton joined dinner with sister in law. Rex Robinette and grandmother Harriet Phimsey visited Midland relatives.
The Con Con weekly report notes the proposed Michigan constitution to be ratified April 1 is shorter than the 1908 document by about 3 700 words with 51 sections removed. Delegates eliminated boundaries militia finance and elections language deeming it obsolete or unnecessary.
Rev. OD. R. Salisbury preaches on The Paradox of Judgement at Clare Methodist Church with two services on Sunday November 11 and changes to Loyalty Sunday moved to November 18. Meetings follow the 11 am service. membership class and visitation sessions set. broadcasts listed. readers in 3,300 homes noted.
The Hayseeders Dance Club met Saturday evening in the V F W Hall with five squares active for most of the night. Two guest couples joined from Reed City while caller Nelda Davis announced upcoming classes and provided contact Evo 7828. Committee for the evening included Mr and Mrs Calvin Cotton and Mr and Mrs Donald Davis.
The schedule lists WCTU and Methodist Men gatherings in November with times and locations. Reverend Robert Smith will discuss his Europe trip, and Mrs. Guy Dible will speak on New Frontiers in Home Missions at Clare Methodist Church. Plus the Clare BPW meets at Hotel Doherty with dinner at 6 30 and program led by June Groves.
A roundup of local visitors and gatherings includes Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greer attending the Michigan State versus Minnesota game in East Lansing. Debbie Lynn and Lee spent time with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Lee Greer. Mrs. Nannie Lanson hosted Methodist Youth Fellowship. Alvin Nelson and family attended dinner with the Andersons in Vassar. Attendance at a Midland Community Center affair honored Myrtle Stone and IOOF dignitaries with speaker Edward Sharpe. Visitors include Harry Hileman and relatives traveling to Bay City Akron Ohio and Tampa Florida for winter.
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