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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1950
Page
14
Readable fragments show Clare Mig and Behrend high totals in a bowling series. Behrend posted 48k with 200 in high games, while Coil reached 425 and Schultz 459. The text lists players and scores in a rough match summary.
Bowling results from Clare alleys show Mason teams leading with scores and series. High series honors go to L Back 586 and H Doll 582, while high games include LL Thayer 208 and G Thayer 207.
Thursday March 30 bowling results show teams Wolf Schaeffer's Dairy O'Bryants Sport Shop Wally's Balt Loomis Welders Hendrie Brothers DeMolay Clare Auto Parts and 108d. High series listed for G Wisler 668 Ruby 212 and others.
Friday March 31 results show UL and Wally's Tackle with 21 1659 Thayers Dairy 22 16 8 North Bradley 2014 10 i Brown and Bruckart 15 idi 18 Dunbar's Bar 16 612 O Houghton Drug 18 ak 18 Clare Mig Co 13 He 34 Barnes Cafe 10. High Series led by J Murphy with Brinkerhoff 530 and W Bauer 521. High Games: W Bauer 212 C Wehrman 203 J Murphy 200.
Monday and Tuesday bowling results list team standings points and wins losses for Corsant's Radio Rotary Kiwanis Clare Country Club and others. High series by L Shelander Foss Grove Weible and Buzard with top games noted for Feeney Nivison and Buzard.
The Harrison women's and men's bowling leagues report team tallies and high individual scores. Standouts include Helen Gagush with 171 single game and 453 series, with Irene Wolf and Trene Wolf also posting strong marks. Teams like Jay Wood Motors and Hoffmans Service lead their respective standings in a busy Wednesday night.
An all day Missionary Unit Society meeting March 30 at the church basement featured letters from fields in India, Pakistan and Czechoslovakia. Fellow attendees enjoyed a noon meal, a later Easter themed slide show, and updates on local visits and health. Noting absences due to weather, the article also mentions a birthday gathering, school closures, and a bake sale to fund a trip to Bloomington to see the Passion play.
Oursie ay extends sympathy to Hy on the death of his mother Mrs. H Hutchinson in Lyons Colorado. He left Saturday to attend the funeral. Sunday dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Donald Kleiner Chelsea Mr and Mrs Verne Haines Clare Mr and Mrs Henry Kleiner and Faye Ann. Remember the Union Good Friday service at Eagle Church at 2:00 pm. Rev Sturgill Colonville delivered a message Sunday evening. The large crowd was hindered in coming. The verse John 11 25 was quoted: I am the resurrection and the life.
The City Library invites children and families to a weekly story hour every Saturday at 1 PM after noon. Reading sessions encourage participation and imagination with a rotating selection of tales and activities.
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