Van Horn pool in Clare county eyed as key Michigan oil find
The Van Horn pool near Clare in Redding township gains status as a major Michigan crude source with 15 producers active and 31 operations. October output ranged 6 500 to 8 000 barrels daily under pipeline proration, while September averaged 5 224 barrels per day from six wells. The discovery sector spans about 1 600 acres with 650 acres proven, and geologists foresee continued development and possible saddle between pools as independents push wildcatting northwestward. Major majors like Pure Oil Gulf Refining and Cities Service show strong stake alongside local independents led by S J Higelmire trustee.
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van Horn
Clare County
Michigan
Discovery Sector
Pure Oi Company
Switzer
Redding Township
Temple
Lake George
Windover Lake
Clare
Gladwin
Mt. Pleasant
Vernon
Leaton
Chippewa
Greendale
Yost
Porter
van Horn Pools
Monroe
Sherman
Isabella County
Tuscola County
Dundee
van Horn Pool
Vernon and
Pure Oil Company
Jasper, Porter and
Freeman-Redding
Sodohy-Vacuum, Oil Company
Active Fi Wildcatting
Devel
Oper
Buckeye Play
Clare Pool
Gulf Refining Company
Caster
Cities Service
S.J. ‘Higelmire
McClanahan Oil
Mammoth Producing & Refining
Basin Oil Company
Daily Crude Oil Company
GC. W. Teter
Buckeye
Hardwood and Coniferous Trees Planted at Park
A crew of twenty enrollees from Camp Houghton Lake 8 S worked at Wilson State Park Harrison planting White pine seedlings along the park edge Red and Soft Maple through the picnic and camping area Hawthorne and Sumac along crest and hills to prevent soil erosion. A similar project will begin next week at Higgins Lake State Park under Thomas A Belt Junior Forester.
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Camp
Houghton Lake
Wilson State Park
Harrison
Hawthorne
Sumac
Higgins Lake State Park
Thomas A. Belt
Temple News Briefs Hint at Local Changes and Travel
Temple residents report deer season activity with Mrs Diehm helping at the Temple Tavern and Baren Kohn visiting from Saginaw. Families in Butler Pennsylvania host Rome Spohn and Frank Green a week with relatives. Jose Stambaugh travels to Ann Arbor this week. Mrs Roy Myers attends a Clare meeting. sympathy sent to the Davis family after a death. George Naegle builds a new store in Temple. a new restaurant opens in town. Mrs Roy Myers also trips to Mt Pleasant.
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Diehm
Mecosta
Temple Tavern
Baren Kohn
Saginaw
Rome Spohn
Frank Green
Roy Kress
Butler
Jose Stambaugh
Ann Arbor
Roy Myers
Clare
William Barns
Peter, Schram
Olin Davis
Lansing
Davis Mothe
Davis
Glen Goodrich
Geo. Naegle
Temple
Mt. Pleasarnt
Birthplace of General Sheridan Clarified in History
The article notes dispute over Gen. Philip H. Sheridan birthplace with Albany New York and Somerset Ohio both named in history. It asserts Sheridan was born in Albany as historians debate the origin of his birth.
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General Sheridan
Gen
Philip
H. Sheridan
Albany
Ireland
Somerset
Ohio
The School Child's Eyes Health Warning
The United States Education Commission reports about 20 percent of school children have eye defects. A health program urges annual or biennial exams. Preventing eye injuries includes correcting refractive errors, treating skin issues, and ensuring proper glasses.
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United States Commissioner of Education
New York City
Michigan Beet Sugar Industry Boosts State Farmers
Arthur A. Schupp of the Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association of Saginaw urges consumers to buy Michigan beet sugar to preserve local benefits. With a harvest near record sizes, Michigan sugar supports thousands of workers and farm income, while uniform quality drives home and industrial use of locally produced sugar.
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Michigan
Arthur A. Schupp
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association of
Saginaw
Lake News Roundup at Grange Hall Thanksgiving Program
Sunday School and church services mark a Lake gathering with a Wednesday evening entertainment to aid the Salvation Army. The program includes a short Thanksgiving performance, games, fish ponds, and more. Several local residents and visitors share updates on family arrivals, visits, and deer-season plans across nearby towns.
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Grange Hall
Lake
Chas. Kleinhardt
Salvation Army
Irwin Howell
Joan Eileen
Stella Rose
John Baum
Qwosso
Charles Summer
Wayne Scott
I. HE. Smalley
Clare
Harold Lockwood
Farwell
George Scott
Henry Stalling
Carland Wolfan
John Morse
Close
Lloyd Close
Saginaw
Perl Tryon
Lloyd
Perl
Gordon Smith
Sackyon's Parents Kept Inn In North Gate, Antrim
Parents of Andrew Jackson, the seventh US president, kept an inn at North Gate, Chris SEA County Antrim, Ireland. The fragment references Jackson's family roots in Ireland and an inn operation near a gate in Antrim.
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Sackyon
Andrew Jackson
United States
North Gate
Chris Sea
County Antrim
Ireland
Highest Church Steeple in Ulm Reaches 528 Feet
The Ulm church steeple, dating to the Middle Ages, stands 528 feet tall making it the world’s highest. It towers over Todt Hill in Staten Island by more than 100 feet, the Atlantic coast’s highest point.
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Ulm
Germany
Todt Hill
Staten Island
Atlantic Coast
United States
Messiah in Jewish texts dated 635 48 Chinese context
Fragmentary description notes a Chinese work on Judaism titled Messiah with dating around 635 to 648. Mentions of translation efforts and references to the Book of the Jewish sources indicate a scholarly or religious historical record. The limited readable text suggests discussion of messianic concepts in early Chinese scholarly context.
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Chine
World Travel Talks On School Radio Program
John Stahm, a University of Illinois journalism graduate and young traveler, speaks on a school radio program heard over W L8. Sponsored by Prairie Farmer, his talks explore living conditions and habits in distant lands versus America. Travel expenses are paid by Prairie Farmer.
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America
Praiie
Who Defines Good Sportsmanship at Clare High School
A Clare High School discussion questions the standard of sportsmanship amid student pranks and clashing attitudes between resident and rural students as seniors plan entertainments for Reed City.
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Clare High School
Reed City
Leota School Notes Highlights October Activities
The October schedule includes a Halloween social, curtain purchases for the stage, new students Mabel, Albert, Vera, and Ida Mary Hanner, Pilgrims in Art, Germany in Geography, and a 4-H club forming. Vera and Albert Hanner were ill. visitors Miss Edna Henry, Minnie Lewis, and Phyllis Hoover stopped by. Thanksgiving wishes are shared.
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Mabel
Albert
Vera
Ida Mary Hanner
Germany
Albert Hanner
Edna Henry
Minnie Lewis
Phyllis Hoover
Deep Sea Sharks Use Underbelly Lights For Food
The article notes a small deep sea shark living at 9,000 feet uses lights on its underside to illuminate the ocean bed. This adaptation helps it spot prey in the dark depths.
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Nature
Tit-Bits
Meetings Remain in Planning Stage Cited by Caller
If any meetings of interest are being planned, kindly phone 365 for details. The note invites readers to contact for information about upcoming gatherings.
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