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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1959
Page
11
The Church of God of Michigan held a Sunday afternoon youth rally at Colonville Church with 92 attendees. Several churches presented numbers, then Rev. Wood delivered a short sermon. his horse is at Vestaburg. He is a returned missionary from southern Africa and shared pictures of his work. Mrs. Wood sang songs in African. It was a very fine program.
St Luke 6 37 verse quoted. Mr and Mrs Carl Weck of Lansing called on Tom McCormick Tuesday. Mrs Goldie Collard went to Lansing and returned with a trailer home. Mr and Mrs Harry Cornell of Lake visited Tom McCormick Wednesday. Cloyd Hilyard is no better. Tom McCormick and Mrs Collard visited Mrs Collard's parents, Mr and Mrs E Beal at Evart Sunday.
Pudvays hosted a Farm Bureau gathering Monday night with 18 present led by Robert Clute. Discussions focused on taxation. A lunch followed. Upcoming hosts Kendal Wood Clare Rex Morse Wise Township were Sunday dinner guests of Clare and others attended Rally Day at church.
The article outlines calcium and phosphorus in bone, iron in hemoglobin, iodine for thyroid health, and the roles of sodium potassium and chlorine. It explains how mineral balance affects blood acidity, nerve function, and energy, and promotes chiropractic examination and diet-based corrections.
The notice announces time changes for Lake Baptist church services with Young Peoples meeting at 6:30 and evening services at 7 3. The piece lists various local visits and relatives including Mr and Mrs Treddore Deegan Mrs Jennie Muir in Cadillac and trips to Port Arthur Texas. It notes hospital visits for Mr Scott in Grand Rapids and social visits among area families including the Tryons and Lysorgorskis.
Mr and Mrs Tom Brockway and Tommy visited Detroit Wednesday as guests at the Queen for a Day program at the Masonic Temple. Mr and Mrs Robert Sommers and family were weekend guests of her parents Mr and Mrs W B Stephison and Glen. Sympathy is extended to the family of Sidney Beemer who died in a Detroit hospital. former residents of the old Giers place.
The plan would raise the minimum pike size from 14 to 16.20 inches seeking to protect declining populations across southern lakes. It cites research noting pike are easy to catch and often reach spawning maturity around age two at about 20 inches under proper conditions. The change aligns with reducing panfish overabundance and limiting harvest to mature pike to support recovery.
The article notes Michigan dunes along Lake Michigan, especially Sleeping Bear, as a top regional attraction per University of Michigan faculty. It profiles dune features, dune rides with balloon tires, sand skiing, and legends about the dunes’ name tied to wildlife and a Wisconsin forest fire tale.
Meadowdale Raceways at Carpentersville introduces the Monza Wall, a 45 degree banked curve on a 3.7 mile stretch. Engineers say the curve can be negotiated at speeds from 130 to 140 mph as gravity and centrifugal force balance. The course blends features from top tracks worldwide.
The root of atom means indivisible from Greek. Democritus expounded atomic ideas around 400 B C. Mt Everest rises 29 028 feet. The deepest ocean depth near the Philippines is 35 948 feet. Ruthenium melts at over 4400 degrees Fahrenheit. Nickel markets in US and Europe dominate world supply. Beavers are generally gentle but defend themselves with a waving tail.
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