Bowling News League Standings and Ail Tie Rules
Clark Bowling Alleys Fraternal League update notes that ties are determined by total pins. The Sentinel advertises a rare want ad for quick results across various needs.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1949
Page
2
Clark Bowling Alleys Fraternal League update notes that ties are determined by total pins. The Sentinel advertises a rare want ad for quick results across various needs.
County Shuffleboard League standings show team scores with Airport Tavern Harrison 60 30 Sportsmen's Bar M 115 4g Ag Dutch's Tavern Temple 43 AY Chuck's Tavern Clare 40 60 Budd Lake Bar Harrison 85 019 Swiss Inn Lake George 81 23 Good Luck Res Harrison 29 24 Lindy Lake Tavern Gladwin 21 51 All teams except Lindy Lake Tavern and Good Luck Restaurant have played 90 games but results not yet sent to the secretary. Upcoming December 13 matches: Lindy Lake vs Dutch's Tavern Swiss Inn vs Sportsmen's Bar Good Luck vs Chuck's Tavern Budd Lake vs Airport Tavern.
On Monday evening last, youths from the area held a business meeting at the parsonage naming the new group Room-4-A-Club. Thirty-five attended and plans were made for a harvest home supper at the church basement the following Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jay Clute visited the parsonage.
The supper was a complete success with thanks to Colomville ladies and neighboring communities for aid. Gratitude was extended to Clare friends for presence and donations. Visitors from Clare and Saginaw joined at the Lewis Rutter home, and Beulah Bodkins and Helen Town visited the Feighner home in Clare.
Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Otto Kleiner included Mr and Mrs Ernest Kleiner Mrs Webber and Gordon Kleiner. Visitors from here joined the Thursday supper at Colonville. Mr and Mrs Laurence Bates of Midland were Saturday dinner guests at the Bates home.
Mr and Mrs John Bedale spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Owen Spink. Alfred Jne of Elk Lake called on neighbors Saturday. Forrest Leeth and family visited her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Kistier Sunday. Ervin Orvis and Leonard Orvis hosted Sunday callers. Betty Low Bay enjoyed a supper at Mayme Runyan’s. Sanford Matt Norman Hutchinson and family along with Jennie Bates and Clarence Bay visited. Alton David and family spent Saturday with John Rollins at Elm Grove. Donald Kleiner and Chelsea visited Henry Kleiner, who hosted a Friday ladies gathering.
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