Church Notes and Social Roster From Saginaw Area
The Home Missionary program for Saginaw Zone was held at Saginaw First Church with Rev. Wachtel as speaker. The annual Sunday School banquet occurred in Lansing. A great niece, Karen Ann Karmer of Lansing, died at three months. funeral held with Ruth Herron and Ernie Cleveland attending. Various local visits and gatherings are listed, including Coleman Methodist supper and multiple family visits across Clare, Averill, Vernon, and Saginaw.
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Saginaw Zone
Saginaw
Hola McDonel
Karen Ann Karmer
Lansing
Ruth Herron
Ernie Cleveland
del Keller
Kathern Mack
Coleman
Frank Simpson
Doris Kay
Floyd Werts
Harrison
Dorothy Simpson
Roy Holford
Temple
Norma Arnold
Clare
Simday
Donna Nevins
Rebekah District Visit Notes Social Calls in Mt Pleasant
Mrs Phyllis Bromley and Hazel Undegraft of Baldwin visited Mrs Margaret Briggs after the Rebekah District meeting in Mt Pleasant. Clift Powlison of Lake. Floyd Towers and two children of Lake called on Mrs Briggs. Several families from Vlint Coleman Sterling Sheridan Clare Lansing were noted as visitors and dinner or supper guests at local homes.
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Phyllis Bromley
Hazel Undegraft
Baldwin
Margaret Briggs
Rebekah
Mt. Pleasant
Bromley
Rebekah Assembly of Michigan
Alva McReynolds
Coleman
Darwin Mott
Frank Nevins
Willard Phillips
Sterling
Hola McDowell
Ruth Herron
Walford Siel
Robby
Sheridan
Bob Hitchcock
Ernie Cleveland
Clare
John Underwood
James Yeoman
Frank Yeoman
Lansing
Linde Retires as Softball Great After Storied Career
Al Linde, star pitcher outfielder for the Dow ACs, announces retirement ending a 20 plus year dominant run. He earned five World USA Championships with Kenosha 1934 Tulsa 1942 Hammer Field Raiders 1943 1944 and Dow ACs 1951 and posted a .857 batting mark in the 1953 World's Tournament in Miami. He began with the ACs in 1946 after a perfect opening game debut and totaled 119 wins to 39 losses in Dow AC play.
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Al_Linde
Big al
Miami
Florida
Ac’s
Linde
Kenosha Wisconsin
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Hammer Field Raiders
Dow Acs
Acs
Midland
Caterpillar
Peoria
Illinois
Dow AC
ETMA Announces Big Summer For Tourists
The East Michigan Tourist Association unveiled the 1954 Playtime guide, announcing 10 000 requests filed to date. The 128 page pictorial booklet highlights recreational activities in eastern and central Michigan with information on transportation resorts restaurants accommodations hunting fishing and parks across 29 counties. Fifty thousand copies will be mailed to inquires travel agencies and information bureaus.
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East Michigan Tourist Association
Frank Davis
Michigan
Fammily Vacations
Plant Powers City with Jet Age Scale Output
A Kansas City plant consumes electric power enough to supply a city of 80 000 people, illustrating the scale of jet plane and civil car production.
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Kansas City
Why Ford’s 115 h p I block Six Attracts Buyers
Motors fans favor Ford's 115 h p I block six for modern design, low friction, and lower price. The engine promises less gas waste less wear longer life with a deep I shaped block for rigidity and a free turning overhead valve system. High turbulence chambers and Automatic Power Pilot boost efficiency and acceleration.
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Ford
America
Ford Introduces New Engines with Multiple Drive Options
The industry note highlights two new Ford engines offered with Fordomatic Overdrive or Conventional Drive. The lineup emphasizes a top value in the low-price field and presents flexibility for diverse driving preferences.
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Ford
Champions Rise in Ring as Two Fighters Demonstrate Dedication
Rocky Marciano and Bobo Olson earn title-worthy respect through relentless prep and effort. Olson defeats Kid Gallagher by applying his busy relentless style, while Marciano, once seen as crude, refines his punch and becomes world champion under Charlie Goldman. Rumor says Bill Yerry could return to baseball management if offered a Major League post.
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Rocky Marciano
Bobo Olson
Olson
Kid Gavilan
Reed
Brockton
Mass
Charlie Goldman
Marciano
Bill Yerry
Gianti
Casey Seeks Sixth World Series Pennant
Casey Stengel, manager of the New York Yankees, poses with a sign asserting he aims for a sixth consecutive world series pennant. Experts foresee strong competition from Cleveland, Boston, and Chicago in the race.
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Casey
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Clare Bowling Association Meeting and Officers Elected
Clare men part of Bowing Association hold meeting at Dunlop's on May 5 at 8 pm for officer elections and other business.
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Clare Men’s Bowling Association
Dunlop's
Clare Alleys Merchant League Scores and Highs
On Thursday April 22 at Speedway 79 lanes Clare Alleys Merchant League posted team scores for Stough and Bauer at 18 percent and 19 percent, Clare Mtg Co at 14 percent and 21 percent, Schuffer's Dairy at 21 percent and Loomis Rite Hites at 23 percent and Loomis Welders at 22 percent. High series: G Wisler 653 J Nussell 537 C Foss 509. High games: C Foss 201 1 Neff 201 L Shaw 192.
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Clare Alleys Merchant League
Speedway
Stough & Bauer
Clare Mtg. Co
Schuffer's Dairy
Loomis Rite Hites
Loomis Welders
Hoor
Don's Sinclair
G. Wisler
J. Nussell
C. Foss
1. Neff
L. Shaw
Consumers Power Co. al
Citizen’s State Bank
Greer’s, Rockét
Houghton's Drug
Schaeffer’s Dairy Bar
Cairn’s Grocery
Red Line Garage
Prather
P. Brown
Musser
B. Spicer
E. Spicer
Moffitt
B. Simons
Dunilop's and Wally's Tackle Lead Local Bowling Doubleheader
Friday results show Dunilop's 7216 544 32% and Wally's Tackle VW 642 with strong team totals at Central St. Bot. 64 50 48 and Dan McDonald's GO 46 478 Twin Elms 4914 3744 55% Marsh Grain 45 36 57. High series include J. Swantek 569 and W. Spenny 567. High games feature W. Spenny 219 and P. Schroeder 214. Averages list L. Shelander 180 and R. Musser 180 among top scorers.
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Dunilop’s
Wally’s Tackle VW
Bungalow
Barnes Cafe GG
Central St. Bot
Dan McDonald
Twin Elms
Marsh Grain
J. Swantek
W. Spenny
G. Thayer
P. Schroeder
EB. Baumgarth
G. Cain
L. Shelander
R. Musser
J. Grove
Gateway Lanes Gateway Ladies L and A League Results
Friday April 23 at Citizen St Bank lanes the Gateway Ladies league posted team tallies with Gateways teams and sponsors. High series honors went to Phyllis Hartshorn 482 Bonnie Bauder 471 and Betty Thatcher 461 while high games belonged to Shirley Neff 182 Bonnie Bauder 175 and Phyllis Hartshorn 170.
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Gateway Ladies L&agueb
Citizen St. Bank
Trelicats
Gateway Cafe
Word-O-Maties
Clarettes
Bowlerettes H
Marbles Auto Col
Nesbitts Bottling Co
Schaeffers
Phyllis Hartshorn
Bonnie Bauder
Betty Thatcher
Shirley Neff
Hamilton Burr duel remembered and myths cited
Alexander Hamilton died in a duel with Aaron Burr on July 11 1804 with reports he fired into the air. The article notes days named for mythological gods and recalls the Capitol Building wings cornerstone laid in 1851. Delegates at Caracas condemn racial discrimination and urge anti discrimination laws.
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Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Hamilton
U. S. Capitol Building
Caracas
Venezuela
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Frank Herron
Shirley Charlene
Joyce Hagegart
Ray Harper
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Pringle
Mac Qollard
Averill
Will Wilson
Ernon
Ezra Cobleigh
Gladys Tessman
Patricia Tessman
Dee Turner
Owosso
Turners
McDonel-Herron
Wava Smith
Max Hagearet
Maxine
Larry Randal
Thelma Loucks
Rosebush
James Bradley
Evelyn Heintzelman
Geaetie
Pamela Reid
Etma
Meewan Street
Clare, Michigan
F.da
Bowling News
Rexall
Rexall peLuxe
Dr. Loughran
Berg
Feena
Helen Cornell
Bobby Pins
Amos
N? Andy
CBS
Mute Uys
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