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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1956
Page
4
The article chronicles a long list of weekend and weekday visits among Vernon City residents and relatives in Lansing Clare Alma Mt. Pleasant Coleman Tower Rosebush Farwell and Hinkleville detailing family dinners, hosting duties, and social calls across several households. Dawn Henderson is highlighted through a family dinner honoring her.
This week Friday Saturday and Sunday nights youth services will be held at the Church of the Nazarene. Rev Allan Cobb of Beaverton will be the guest speaker. The Junior Class Sunday School held a party Tuesday evening at the parsonage after school. Mrs Ezra Cobleigh visited her daughter in Midland. James Yeoman visited his mother in Lansing. Henry Snider of Flint spent Saturday with his parents in town.
The American Tree Farm System expanded to 37,838,910 certified acres across 40 states by January 1, up from 33,692,964 a year earlier, with Georgia and Texas showing large gains. Four new states joined in 1955, plus Wisconsin widening ownership scope. Planning for 1956 launches includes Vermont and others as timber as a crop gains prominence for private landowners.
University of Michigan rocket teams praised for advances that helped pave the way for the first earth satellite. They plan about 25 launches this summer to study upper atmosphere 80 to 150 miles up using instruments to measure air temperature pressure and density.
The National Safety Council seeks nominations for the 1956 Carol Lane Awards for Traffic Safety. Open to American women and women’s groups, the awards honor traffic accident prevention work by women. First three winners in individual and club categories receive bronze sculpture and savings bonds, plus a trip to the National Safety Congress.
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