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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1951

Page

12

Brinkerhoff's 601 Leads Week High Series and Games

R Musser posts the week high with a 670 series. A Ha ley 548 and G Cain 546 follow. High games list includes Musser 224 Hay ward 212 Hailey 211 Kilbourn 184 Wisler 179 Chapman 177 Cain 176 Bailey 176 Thayer 176. Harrison Women's League led.

R. Musser A. Haley G. Cain Is Hayward G. Hailey D. Kilbourn G Wisler G ' Chapman C. Bla G. Bailey A. Thayer

Dover 4-H Club Holds March Meeting and Plans Box Social

The Dover school 4-H club met Wednesday March 28 with minutes read and roll call. The group pledged 4-H, enjoyed games and popcorn, and planned a box social for April 20 at the Dover schoolhouse. Mothers and fathers were invited to visit. exhibits near completion with a goal to finish by April 6. next business meeting set for April 4. reporters Shirley Hivilsizer.

Dover School Goudie

Valley Loa Dairy Processed by Dairyland Cooperative Creamery

Valley Loa dairy products are processed by Dairyland Cooperative Creamery Co for distribution by Schaeffer Dairy in Clare Michigan. The arrangement assigns processing and distribution duties to the named cooperatives and dairy company.

Schaeffer Dairy Clare Michigan

Harrison Men’s League Scores and High Games

Harrison Men’s League results for Thursday March 29 show Surrey House led with 23 10 29. Hoffmans Service 20 13 28 Perry & First Mkt 17 16 24 Harrison Cleaners 15 18 22 Allen’s Dry Goods 15 18 18 Gase’s Old Home Bread 9 24. High games included Bunky Suykowski 215 and 212, Jerry Brown 190, Warren Millard 188. High series: Bunky Suykowski 591, Jerry Brown 520, Allen Henderson 518.

Koffee Kup Jay Woods Motors Clare—Doll Surrey Houge Hamp’s Sports Center Budd ‘Lake Bar Erma Perry Norma Allen Pauline Watts Martha Ann Rehmileder Helen Houghton Bruce Hill Top Northland Drive-In Marble Auto Schaeffer A. Mac Donald O. Clare Office Ib Presley G. Johnson Wildcats Loomis Welders Is ‘Witbeck S ‘Mkt P. Barbes M. Ruby Is Ladies Shagah N. Smith Sport Shop C. Foss B. Neff Clare Country Club R. Musser Grove Brother D. Stough A. Nys Hill Pop J. Chapman Evert D. Buzzard Wisler R. Green N. Wisler D. Buzard Brown & Bruckart Kiwanis No Wally’s Barnes Cafe Kiwanis No. 1 Mt. Pleasant Corsant’s Radio Thayer's Ice Cream Surrey House Hoffman's Service Perry & First Mkt Harrison Cleaners Allen's Dry Goods Gase’s Old Home Bread Bunky Suykowski Jerry Brown Warren Millard Allen Henderson

Judge Discusses The Trials Of Christ To Harrison Club

About 50 women attended the Harrison Study Club program Tuesday evening as Judge Donald Holbrook spoke on The Trials of Christ from a lawyer's viewpoint. He outlined historical background and details of four trials, with musical numbers and a brief club finance report.

Donald Holbrook Harrison Study Club Myrtle Miller Holbrook Marian Amble

Fry Promoted to Private First Class in Japan Army Unit

Pfc. Clair E. Fry of Harrison has been promoted from private to private first class while serving with the 882nd General Hospital in Japan. He joined the unit at Fort Lewis and moved overseas in January. The 882nd is part of the Southwestern Command based in Osaka, aiding Korea and Occupation Forces. Fry, formerly an assembly worker for Cadillac, serves under Brig. Gen. Carter W. Clarke.

Clair E. Fry Vivian Pry Harrison 882Nd General Hospital Japan Pfc Fry 882Nd Fort Lewis Washington Southwestern Command Osaka Cadillac Motor Company Korea Carter W. Clarke Honshun Island Shikoku Kyusiiu

Young Women Plan Father-Son Banquet

The Young Women's Fellowship sponsor the annual Father and Son Banquet to be held Tuesday evening April 7 at the church parlors. A family style turkey dinner is planned with adult tickets 1.25 and children under twelve byo. Tickets may be purchased from Anda Pardue. Mr and Mrs Wnt Hibbard visited his mother Miss Rose Hibbard and sister Mrs Tess Jaeger at Funk Sunday.

Young Women’s Fellowship Anda Pardue Wnt. Hibbard Miss Rose Hibbard Tess Jaeger Funk

Local brief notes from Harrison community events

Bruce McGregor Jr returns to Big Rapids studies after a weekend with his parents. Several residents visit relatives in Saginaw Pontiac Detroit and Durand. Weekend guests include Mrs. Grace Curtis Mrs. Paul and daughter Danet of Saginaw and Mrs. Jnice Eaton and Clare Hecker.

Bruce McGregor,Jr Big Rapids Grace Curtis Paul Qs Danet Saginaw Pail Moore John Young Weidman Ernest McCartney Perry Durand Harry Lee George River Rouge Veterans Hospital Elmer Durham Carl Knapp Ross Alkire St. Mary’s W. Virginia Hersel Alkire Anna Seeley Alkire Berdette Reigle Gull Lake Herman Sturmer al Collings Greenwood Hazel Reigle Myr B. H. Hughes BH. H. Hughes Pontiac Bruce Reigle Bruce

Vaccine success for tuberculosis attested by AMA exhibit

Dr. Andrew K. Ivy showcased BCG vaccination before the American Medical Association, arguing it cuts TB infections and deaths by about 80 percent. The vaccine uses a cattle TB organism, is considered harmless to humans, and widespread use with 50 million doses since 1921 is cited. A World Health Organization panel endorses vaccinating 15 to 20 million globally. Japan and Europe have vaccinated millions. TB remains a leading killer for ages 15 to 44, with about 50,000 American deaths yearly and one million active cases in the United States.

Cleveland, CO Andrew K. Ivy Chicago Research Foundation American Medical Association Public Health Service World Health Organization U. N World Japan Europe

Experts Seek Ways to Boost Farm Labor in 1951

In 1951 a shortage of farm workers is forecast by agriculture experts. Congressional leaders urge easing immigration red tape to bring more foreign labor for seasonal work to fill the gap.

Washington, D.C Congressional

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Brinkerhoff Harrison Women’s League Bowling News Merchants League Mason G. Thayer H. Doll G. Wisler Spencer Gateway Lanes Gateway Lanes League B. S Marsh Grain Sportsman Bar Woody’s Diggers Central State Bottlers Lone Pine Cafe Northland Hardware White’s Jewelers Hendrie’s Market Brown and Brackart Swiss Inn Massey R. Goodrich R. Owens Presley R. Lang Harrison Men’s League Pmearialel Ishop Gillette Aera CBS Judge Holbrook St. Louis Fowler Noble Logie Brothers Willowbrook Ed Mikolazyk Fred Busche Pleasant Main St
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