Bowling Standings and High Scores From Round Two
Standings show Clare leading with 30 5 2, Dover at 23, Farwell at 23 with 16, North Bradley 19 20, Red Liners 14 25. High series honors go to N Lackey with 618 and J Stanley 614. high singles include Dancer 190 and Lackey 198.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare
Dover
Farwell
North Bradley
Harrison
N. Lackey
J. Stanley
J. Harring
G. Wisler
B. Clark
G.wisler
H. Hall
Court Bauer
Mason's League Bowling Standings and High Scores
In the Mason's League on Friday April 3 1942 K C No 142, Mason No 242, KGC No 233 and Mason No 1 lead with 33 33 42 38 losses respectively. High series include D McConnell 551 M Pratt 460 G White 483 J Sproat 478. High singles list D McConnell 2465 178 A Haley 176 M Pratt 174 Ly nden 163 163 D Barber 164 G White 202 J Sproat 180 164 F Verette 163 H Doll 171 J Stanley 164 G Stanfield 168.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. C
Mason
K. GC
D. McConnell
M. Pratt
G. White
J. Sproat
A. Haley
Lynden
D. Barber
F. Verette
H. Doll
J. Stanley
F and G Stanfield
City League plans banquet and reports final standings
Banquet scheduled at the Merchants League Hotel Doherty on Monday April 13 at 7:00. City League final standings for the second round list Kiwanis No 1 first with 27 wins and 15 losses, followed by Masons, Nivison's Cafe, Standard Oil, Gulf Production, Allen's, Kiwanis No 2, Coleman, and others. High series achieved by Thayer, Stanley, Bradshaw, Brewer, Nivison, Slattery. high singles led by Thayer and Stanley with multiple players sharing top scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City and Merchants League
Kiwanis No. 1
Masons Ab
Nivison’s Cafe
Standard Oil
Gulf Production
Allen's
Kiwanis No
Dr. Slattery
G. Thayer
J. Stanley
D. Stough
P. Bradshaw
H. Wehrly
A. Haley
L. Beck
H. Jones
G. Nivison
L. Brewer
J. Grove
L. Hampton
Merchants League Bowling Standings and High Scores
The Merchants League standings list Loomis Welders Clare Hardware Half Tanners Manee's Market Houghton Drug Dunlop Cafe Clare Elevator Schaeffer's Dairy with team scores 28 14, 28 14, 28 19, 23 19, 21 11 and 24 7. High series achieved by Wentworth Barnett Wisler Marotzke Cimmerer. High singles led by Thilly Barnett Shaw Wisler Wentworth Groves Shoemaker Pratt Parish with multiple 170s and 180s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants League
Loomis, Welders
Clare Hardware
Tanners
Manee’s Market
Houghton Drug
Dunlop Cafe
Clare Elevator
Schaeffer's Dairy
W. Wentworth
B. Barnett
G. Wisler
J. C. Marotzke
R. Cimmerer
F. Thilly
W. Shaw
John Groves
R. Shoemaker
M. Pratt
D. Parish
Meet a While Club Meets at Renner Home
The meet a while club gathered at Mrs. George Renner's home on April 1 and plans the next meeting for Wednesday April 15 at the home of Mrs. George Renner Sr. of Coleman. Mr and Mrs William Allen and family visited their grandparents Mr and Mrs Eber Raymond of Coleman. Mrs Esther Richardson of Pontiac visited her parents Mr and Mrs John Galloway. Miss Wanda Allen visited Andersonville school Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Renner
Coleman
William Allen
Eber Raymond
Esther Richardson
Pontiac
John Galloway
Wanda Allen
Andersonville
First Fish and Second Fish Exchange Quirky Romance
In a playful dialogue ROMEG imagines First Fish as an ideal lover and Second Fish questions why. First Fish replies he could give many nice squeezes, hinting at affections in a humorous nautical exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Octopus
Poacher Fleeing After Axe Hurl Cited Remarks
A foreigner tailed by pursuers after a poaching attempt vaulted a fence. He remarked that he took no fault with the remarks but objected to the axe used as a weapon in the pursuit.
Farwell Community News Highlights Easter Weekend
Supt and Mrs Reynold Mick and son William visited with Mrs Mick's parents near Grayling. Many locals and visitors attended Easter services in Clare and nearby towns. The town baseball team held its first meeting as preparations begin for opening day.
Easter Observances at Methodist Church Program and Christenings
Easter was celebrated with a Sunday School program and church service at the Methodist Church. Alan Luce and Janet Schofield performed piano pieces, Edith Shear sang In the Garden, and groups of girls and boys sang. The Junior Choir, led by Mrs. G. H. Lamp, provided special numbers and two infants, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hilcott and Mr. Lawrence Finch, were baptized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haster
Alan Luce
Janet Schofield
Edith Shear
Mra. G. BH. Lamp
Mra
Thomas Hilcott
Lawrence Finch
Punts
Surrey Township Elects Officers After Monday Election
Surrey township opened its election at 7:00 a.m. on Monday April 6 with a list of ag election board members. Elected officials include Supervisor Wilmot Carpenter Clerk Guy Perry Treasurer Dale Rulapaugh Highway Commissioner W Weisenhauser Justice James Stanley and Board of Review Cecil Davison. Constables were John Waddington William Miller BE F Bistricky and Arthur DeGeer. Cemetery Board members Bernard Schofield and James Stanley, Library Board members Mrs Madge Lamb and Mrs Minerva Richmond, with $50 voted for the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey
Www
Brown
Louis Gee
Victor Finch
Joe Miller
Wilmot Carpenter
Guy Perry
Dale Rulapaugh
Arthur DeGeer
Bernard Schofield
James Stanley
Madge Lamb
Minerva Richmond
Village President Reads Appointments At Council Meeting
The village council met Friday night with President Don Luce and officers present. Minutes from March 12 were approved. Licenses granted include Edmund L. Bearse hotel liquor with dance permit, Lawrence Knapp J Glass liquor with dance permit, and Gladys Engstrom tavern license. Ray Schofield appointed Assessor. Committees named. Farwell State Savings Bank designated depository. Village Engineer John Waddington hired. village cleanup days set April 24-25. Salaries fixed for clerk, assessor, health officer, firemen, laborers, and trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Luce
Louis Gee
Millard Pitts
Fred Siegle
Jefferson Willey
Elmer Godwin
Vincent Hisenhauer
Victor Finch
W. J. Renner
Treasuer
Edmund L. Bearse
Lawrence Knapp
J Glass
Gladys Engstrom
Ray Schofield
B. R. Horton
Luce
Jeff Willey
V. E
V. J. Rener
H. Bearse
Farwell State Savings Bank
John Waddington
Methodist Auxiliary Plans Church Improvements
Members of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Methodist Church met with Mrs Bernard Schofield to discuss church improvements including cleaning and new aisle runners. They scheduled a Food and Baked Goods sale for Saturday April 11 in the library. Rebekah Club met at Mrs Aaron Irwins home with plans for a card party Saturday April 11 in the hall inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Auxiliary
The
Methodist Church
Bernard Schofield
Reynold Mick
Rebekah Club
Aaron Irwin
New Building on Main Street Promises Busy Farwell Business District
A modern structure between the liquor store and the pool room in Farwell nears completion. Aaron Irwin and his son Lewis supervise the work on the attractive site with large windows and white walls. An up-to-date restaurant is planned to occupy the space, with more details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Farwell
Aaron Irwin
Lewis
Local residents host and visit over Easter weekend
A long list of weekend hospitality notes shows Mr. and Mrs. Chester Halstead and Yee Croft visiting Aaron Irwinn, plus numerous relatives traveling between Flint Saginaw Birch Run Dayton and Chicago. Household changes include PF Oberlitner’s promotion and a library hours switch to Wednesdays 12 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Halstead
Yee Croft
Aaron Irwinn
Idabel Sparta
Detroit
Bagster
Joe Sparta
Emil Middleton
Floyd McGuire
Flint
George Fuller
Gladwin
W. G. Fuller
A. Powell
Saginaw
Birch Run
Harold Schofield
Dayton
Ohio
Arlie Schofield
Chicago
Michels
Mlorencs Schofield
W. C. Fuller
Donald Peleh
Michigan
Selfridge Field
PF. M. Oberlitner
Ann Arbor Railroad
Bridge and Building Department
Eastern Star
Women’s’ Department
Latter Day Saints Church
Fred Aiey
Claré
George Orr
Orr
Gerry Peabody
Ann, Arbor
Marion
Roy Joslin
John Moore
James Histricky
Michigan State College
James Jewett
Olive Badger
Hilda Scott
Stanley Glass
Plymouth
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Bowling News
Clark Ladies League
M. Olson
M. Hales
G. McDonald
J. Cradit
C. Sheridan
L. Stough
A. Cimmerer
H. LaGoe
BH. Brewer
Bell Telephones
Grove’s
Cotter’s Motor Sales
Clare Bowling
Clare Independents
Ten Ping
Sheridan
Mason’s League
Lone Pine
Sinclair
North
Romeg
William
Mick
William Woodburn
Grayling
Ida Vandenberg
Petoskey
Gene Suckles
Midland
Maud Holmes
John Henry
Congregational Church
John Michael Hochstetler
Pearl Hall
Billa Carpenter
Raymond Scott
HB. Horton Store, Mrs. Scott Is A Former Farwell Gir
Gertrude Trwin
Horton
Dick Whitaker
Barbara
Martha. Fuller
Mt. Pleasant
John Richie
Weidman
Ronald Barton
Lewis Rawson
Joe Rawson
Gilmore
Ruth
Bernice Stanley
Highland
Alma
Olin Teachout
Gladys Wolven
Agnes Stanley
Harl Richard
Everett Irwin
Leo Joslin
St. Louis
Neal Joslin
George Finch
Myers
Pentwater
Audrey Christiansen
Christiansen
Almond Powell
Bertha Babcock
Wilton Powell
Gon
Harold Sproul
Arleigh Schofield
Ira Schofield
S. Schofield
Raymond
Ypsilanti
Hatfield
Jack Campbell
Eugene Sneary
Harry Webster
Mr. Pleasant
Dick Harkins
Jack
Carson City
Elmer Schofield
Frank Luce
Lake George
Fred Shephard
Mio
Reed City
Ruth Miller
Jennie Bingham
Evalyn Baker
Lansing
C. Updegraff
Olin Teachout Home
Clarence Seil
Ft. Wayne
Indiana
William Irwin
Vernon
George Seil
Wayne Fair Family
John “Woodward
Laurie Woodward
Glare
John H. Hall
Mae Syckles
Donald
Helen
Maud Syckles
Jackson Campbell
D. W. Rowe
Lena Carey
Wilma Lou
Big Rapids
Leone Baker
Danna Jo
Stanton
Mina Mills
Owosso
Jud Brasington
Bob
Brasington
Jane
20Th Century-Fox
Ideal Theatre
Jane Withers
Yoarty
Rwele. Lyshe
Roberts
William Tracy
Robert Cornell
Roman Bohnen
Twentieth Century+Fox
Chevrolet
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