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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1926
Page
4
The article notes wind driven turbines provide energy only marginally and not commercially. It cites variability of wind output and direction and the low concentration of usable power as key challenges for wind power adoption.
Archeologists note the wind god was depicted as a serpentine figure in ancient Mexico. The snake often formed fantastic shapes with feathers and sometimes two forelegs. A curious snout resembling a trumpet appears in some representations. The Mexican name associated is Quetzalcoatl.
Reports show the Colorado River deposits about 196 million tons of silt annually with 185000 cubic yards entering the Imperial valley monthly. California pays nearly 1 million dollars yearly to dredge irrigation systems from the silt brought downstream.
George Flanagan pastor leads mass at 8:00 a m Lutheran Leonhard C Bernthal pastor at 1002 McEwan conducts service June 11th at 2 00 p m School events June 13th Sunday 10:00 a m German services scheduled
Reverend H B Johnson pastor speaks at 410 am and Miss Stella Short discusses Near East Relief. Sunday School at 11 15 am with Ada Hochstetler serving as superintendent.
Rev. A. P. McDonald states Sunday morning worship at 10:00 and Sunday School at 11:15, with evening service at 7:30. He invites all to attend as enrollment increases.
Corner of Main and 1st Street hosts a welcoming church with Sunday School at 10:30, preaching at 11:30, Sunday evening service at 7:30, and a Wednesday 8:00 prayer meeting.
The schedule lists Sunday School at 10 00 a m and a class meeting at 11 00 a m with a giving service Bible study Tuesday evening at 7 30 at J A Allen home and Thursday prayer meeting at the church. Weidman F M Church offers 11 00 a m and 3 00 p m preaching services. Everyone is welcome.
The Church with a Welcome at 107 East 7th Street Clare follows a Sunday schedule with Class service at 9 20 a m Preaching at 10 a m Sunday School at 11 15 a m and an evening preaching at 7 30 p m Thursday prayer at 7 45 p m Herrick services list Sunday School 10 30 a m and preaching 11 30 a m Eastern time A subscription pitch offers a year for 1 50 with a brief liner for next week and quick results.
Blake Marlin of Detroit and Marvin Lamphere's family spent Saturday and Sunday with their respective relatives. Clyde Allen and Frank Gerry were hosts. Lansing and Flint visitors joined the gatherings with the Lamphere and Jordan households. Will Blue and families from Flint also visited, while Bert Maxwell and Wm. Maxwell hosted relatives. Detroit residents Will Wager Pearl Pearice and daughter Lillian spent time with Charlie Church family. Haliegh Dyer and Parker family hosted Sunday guests. Will MeJames and family joined Floyd Spicer kin over the weekend.
Ralph Heller and family from Jack son visited the Heller home over Decoration Day. Mrs Ernest Ankney and children and Mrs Doliah Bennett from Lansing visited Sunday at Frank Sanders. Mr and Mrs J C Newman visited their daughter Mrs Glen Lower Sunday. Earl Ruby came from Detroit for a short visit last Friday with his parents. Chas Ruby returned from Detroit for Decoration Day with his father and mother. Odie Sommers and family from Far well visited Chas Ruby Sunday evening. Aid meeting drew a large crowd and the next gathering is at Mrs Dennis Fitzpatrick Sr on June 10. all are welcome.
Local residents and relatives from Claré Big Rapids Lansing Flint Detroit and Coleman spent weekends with the Sparbel Byba Purdy Kraatz and Hinkle households. Armed forces members Archie Purdy and Herman Purdy visited from Detroit while families recalled old shingle mill days and shared a picnic with students.
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