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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1941
Page
8
Mrs Rosa DeWalt of Ohio visits at the Rockey home and is identified as a sister of the late Mrs John Rockey.
The City League wraps the season with Nivison's Cafe atop the standings at 29 10. Clare Drug second at 26 13 Kiwanis third 23 16. Nivison's 25 10 in first round-equivalent form. Jim Grove 532 series Hartshorn perfect middle frame. Other match notes include Clare Drug whitewashing Clare Elevator, Kiwanis 858 864, Manee's 2 1 over Schaeffer's, Gulf Gas 3 0 over Bell Telephone, Clare Hardware closing with six straight wins, and Half Tonners 2 1 over Gay's. Banquet is April 8 at Twin Elms. wives invited to postbanquet dance at 9.00.
The Clare Ladies Bowling League results show Barnes Cafe, Grove’s, Coleman, Hotel Doherty, Dr. Slattery and Clare Bowling with scores listed. Mason No. 1 and No. 2 teams split, with D. McConnell leading Mason No. 1 and Leo Hampton pacing Mason No. 2. high games reached up to 188 by D. McConnell and 183 by L. Hampton.
Coleman beats Farwell two games to one led by Spencer 464 while Farwell’s Brewer tallies 468. Clare whitewashes Harrison as Harting leads with 463. Harrison’s Kress posts 449 series. high singles include Harting 191 and Stanley 180 166.
The state department of conservation extended the field training season and field trials from April 15 to May 1 due to late spring. Officials cited lateness of spring and Haster on the last weekend of the regular season, plus permit requests to train for late events in nearby states.
Mr and Mrs Norman Myers and children joined Mr and Mrs J C Marotzke of Glare for Sunday dinner. Dale Hartman visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Hartman over Sunday. Marshall Vollmer had Friday dinner with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank Myers in Harrison.
Mr and Mrs Mart Graves visited Harrison on business Monday. KF Littlefield also called on business Thursday afternoon. The Littlefields are installing a new bathroom at Bear Lake. Detroit visitor Mr MacDermott spent the week with his mother in law Mrs Pearl Hall. Corunna residents Mr and Mrs B Cooley spent Sunday at Silver Lake cottage. Leland Mills of Detroit visits with his parents. Monday callers included Mr and Mrs M Graves to Mr and Mrs A F Ambrosier. Mrs I Littlefield spent Thursday in Mt Pleasant. Loyle Littlefield and family from Fort Wayne spent the weekend with his parents. Mrs Pearl Hall will spend two weeks in Dryden with her son Clarence.
Winterfield C J Dells visited relatives in Grand Rapids on Sunday. Flint residents Mr and Mrs C Coleman spent the weekend with their parents Mrs and Mrs Clarence Coleman. Verona Bowers stayed at home in Clare for the weekend. Martin Kheen and Shirley and Dorothy visited sister and aunt Mrs Frank Davis and family Sunday. Helena VanderWoude spent the weekend at home. Peter James Cook remains home from school with measles. Alden Dunn underwent appendectomy at Gladwin hospital Wednesday and is hoped to recover swiftly. Mrs Kennedy returned from Clare hospital Monday. Dunn and Delmar Thayer went to Gladwin to see Alden Saturday. Arthur Kheen lost four cows last week. Mrs Biji Prelep and son and Miss Bernice Richardson called at Frank Davis home Wednesday evening. Seigel VanderWoude of McBain visited their parents Simon and spouse Sunday evening.
Brush College events feature visits by Mr and Mrs Heyman Wisner and daughter from Angola and other families spent weekends with J C Coats family. Ladies Aid March meeting canceled. April meeting set for April 10 at Mrs Edwin Wood’s home. Additional visits include Hart Sanders home with Horn Leftner and Kenneth Roller calling. Newman family and Galen Coats clan also mentioned.
Helen Gaffney visited her parents, John and Mrs Gaffney, Sunday. John Gaffney drove Elgia Hickok to Valhalla to see W C Hickok who is seriously ill, while Elgin stayed to help care for his father.
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