Pioneers Sweep Reed City In Week Win String
Clare High School beat Reed City 29 21 behind strong defense holding Brown and Goffman to four points each. Jimmie Kane led yearlings with nine as the Pioneers built a 7 5 first quarter lead, then widened to 17 7 at halftime and 29 21 final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare High School
Reed City
Reeds
Brown
Goffman
Pioneers
W. McCormick
G. McCormick
Burdo
Pioneer
Capaert
Chapman
W. Samborn
Clare
Jimmie Kane
Pioneer Yearlings
Ernest
Coffman
Dyer
Coleman
Due Porte
Wes Lamborn
Cappaert
Hodson
Chaffee
T. Kane
Cozat
Sack Man Not a Ballplayer
Readers of the sports pages might think a sack man is a baseball player, but his real job is in a corn products plant.
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Sack Man
404 Masons Defeat Rosebush in Local Bowling Match
The 404 Masons won a bowling match at Clare Bowling Alleys Sunday afternoon over a Rosebush team by 2007 to 2013. Rosebush top scorers included J Traynor 180 Lowery 457 series and Traynor 423. 404 Masons leaders included Jim Stanley 160 and Geo Wistler 152 160, with Stanely 432 and Wistler 430 in series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masons
Rosebush
Clare
J. Traynor
Lowery
Martin
Geo. Wistler
Jim Stanley
Dale Stough
Inter-City Bowling Standings and Leaders Report
January 28 1942 bowling standings list Dover Clare North Bradley Red Liners and Farwell with records. High series includes Brewer Stanley Oberdorf. high singles feature Walters Bauer Bruggar Clark Oberdorf Nivison Brewer Shaw and Stanley. Clare Ladies results show Bell Telephone tops and multiple teams with singles and series leaders. Mason's League results mark J K C No 1 Mason No 2 and others with Haley Haynak Beck Pratt and Stanley leading.
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Dover
Clare
North Bradley
Red Liners
Farwell
Harrison
L. Brewer
J. Stanley
S. Oberdorf
H. Walters
B. Bauer
W. Bruggar
B. Clark
G. Nivison
W. Shaw
MASON
K. C
A. Haley
F. Haynak
L. Beck
Haynak
M. Pratt
G. Stanfield
City League Bowling Scores and Highs for Feb 2 1942
Monday league results list teams Nivison s Cafe Kiwanis No 196 Coleman Gulf Production and others. Three games bowled by Harry Wehrly 169 each with high series by Hales Cotter and Wehrly and high singles by Cotter Hales and others.
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Masons
Nivison’s Cafe
Kiwanis
Allen’s
Gulf Production
Standard Oil
Coleman
Harry Wehrly
T. Cotter
J. Stansley
W. Becker
L. Brewer
W. Hales
H. Wehrly
L. Beck
L. Chapman
A. Haley
G. Nivison
J. Grove
A. Parker
L. Hampton
G. Thayer
J. Stanley
P. Evans
Merchants League Bowling Standings and High Scores
The Merchants League on Tuesday February 3, 1942 lists teams and records led by Half Tanners at 11 4. Clare Hardware and Mance's Market sit at 9 6 with Loomis Welders at 10 5. High series include N Lackey 516 and M Loomis 505 with multiple players posting top games such as WN Lackey 188 and G Wisler 177-169.
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Tanners
Loomis Welders
Clare Hardware
Mance’s Market
Houghton’s Drug
Clare Elevator
Schaeffer's Dairy
Dunlop Cafe
N. Lackey
M. Loomis
J. C. Marotzke
B. Barnett
John Groves
G. Wisler
WN. Lackey
W. Wentworth
H. Douglas
R. Cimmerer
Z. Walters
M. Rice
W. Shaw
FE. Thilly
Butterfly Club Match Result Highlight
Butterfly Club action saw O. Parent and W. Brown advance with Methner and Ruby defeating Sproat in a close match. The listing notes opponents and players without additional context.
Mixed Doubles Bowling Sign Ups Near 8700 Weloek
Mixed Doubles will be played Sunday night February 8 at 8700 Weloek. Sign up at the bowling alley.
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Eloek
Bowling Allega
Hair from Chinese Mills Used in Oil Seed Mats
A historic report notes several cottonseed oil mills in the South using coarse hair from Chinese women to weave mats that separate air from seeds after hydraulic processing.
Farmers may file income tax returns on cash or accrual basis
The article explains that farmers including livestock raisers and fruit growers may file income tax returns using cash receipts and disbursements or accrual accounting with a consistent method. It lists deductible expenses and distinguishes capital expenditures, notes livestock losses, and mentions local human-interest items from Fort Benning and Long Lake.
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United States
Vernon City Social Notes Bring News of Visits Around Town
Vernon City residents report visitors from Pontiac Flint Clare and Kalamazoo as Ernest and Mrs Stevens return from visiting children. The Akers and Browns hosted relatives while Etta Howard enjoys a warm Kansas vacation. Local calls and weekend visits wrap up with guests Walter Reage and others from North Bradley.
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Ernest Stevens
Vern Stevens
8. Pike
Pontiac
Russell Berry
Flint
Eola McDowell
Abner Thompson
Joe Durham
Dave Woolston
Marie
Harry
Bola McDowell
Tom White
Norelene
Morris
Bernie Ramey
Clarence Ramey
Etta Howard
Kansas
Jake Milan
Dover
Ramey
Walter Reage
North Bradley
Local Socials and School Board News
Frost couple from Tus tin attended Sunday School at Long Lake and visited the Cooper home. They also went to Caner schoolhouse Greenwood for afternoon services. The Prayer Meeting at the Cook home drew a good crowd last Tuesday. The Frost School Board met at the schoolhouse last Friday. Sick list includes Dave Bailey Bill Allen and Ray and Mabel Cummins. Delma and David Miller spent the weekend with grandparents Spohn in Greenwood. Raymond Garrish of Harrigan visited his aunt Woods in Long Lake. Harlow Cosgrove reports he is stationed at.
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Fort Benning
Georgia
Claude Allen
South Carolina
Charley Koch
Long Lake
Lola
George Cooper
Waiting
Dan Pilgrim
Ann Arbor Hospital
Frank Morford
Tustin
Cooper
Caner
Greenwood
Russell Cook
Frost School Board
Dave Bailey
Bill Allen
Ray
Mabel Cummins
Delma
David Miller
Charlie Spohn
Raymond Garrish
Harrigan
John Woods
Harris on Fertilizer Distribution to Clare Farmers
County Agricultural Adjustment Association leader Robert C. Kleiner and Mrs. Marion Roth spent days in Farwell signing applications for another carload of fertilizer 0-20-06 and 0-20-20 to be distributed to Clare county farmers this month. Frank Bush and Mac Shaw from the Roscommon Experimental Station toured Lansing for Farmers Week to display fire fighting equipment including a complete fire tower booth and related gear for combatting rural fire hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C. Kleiner
The
Agricultural Adjustment Association
Marion Roth
Farwell
Clare County
Lansing
Frank Bush
Mac Shaw
Roscommon Experimental Station
Michigan Department of Conservation
Hast Lansing
Michigan State College
Bush
Shaw
Tuberculosis Clinic Draws 170 At Local School
A tuberculosis clinic at the local school on Monday February 2 tested 170 people with skin tests. Readings occur Friday, with some done Wednesday. The day included physicals and diphtheria and small pox immunizations for younger pupils and later immunizations for older students. The Tri County Health Unit sponsored 120 vaccinations and 60 diphtheria treatments. Several local residents hosted or visited relatives during the period and others were noted in family updates.
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Tri-County Health Unit
Notable Local Visits and Family News Across area towns
Senator Ben Carpenter spent several days in Hancock for a State Road meeting. Ruth Zabler of Me Pleasant and Mrs. Arthur Sheffield of Bay City visited relatives, including Senator and Mrs. Ben Carpenter. Asa Carey and family were guests of his brother Max Carey. Ruth and Marwood Allen wedding gifts noted from Ohio celebration.
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Ben Carpenter
Hancock
Ruth Zabler
Pleasant
Fred Zabler
Arthur Sheffield
Bay City
Samuel Bruce
Ben Garpenter
Sheffield
Asa Carey
Beaverton
Max Carey
Carey
Samaritan Hospital
Wayne Tennant
Clair Stanley
Ivan MacIntosh
Clare
Mae Shaw
Higgins Lake
Prank Bush
Mynard Maybee
Mt. Pleasant
Ralph
Haton
Charles
Chester
Hather
Ohio
Ruth
Marwood Allen
McClure
KFP
Grelton
Marwood
Snoring Tied to Ear Damage Says Scientist
A scientist explains snoring strains the middle ear by air currents during sleep. Repeated snoring may contribute to progressive deafness through excessive ear inflation and deflation.
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Ewart Wildcats
Wildcats
Ewatt Wildcats
Ewatt
Remus
Gladwin
Midlana
Lone Pine
Sinclair
Bowling News
Clare Ladies League
Bell Telephone
Grove’s
Clare Bowling
Clare Independents
Dr. Slattery
Gulf Girls
Cotter’s Motor Sales
C. Sheridan
H. Cain
L. Stough
R. Garfield
G McDonald
L. Stillwagon
Merchants League
Vernon City
Frost
Harlow Cosgrove
Paul Gibson
John Kemmis
Cleo
Dewey Dell
Sumner
George Munroe
Manistee
Munroe
Pigeon River
CCC
Jean Fredericks
Saginaw
Lee Darling
Harrison High School
Lloyd Butcher
Alma
Theodore Butcher
Walter Rhodes and
Anna Rhodes
Jessie Gleason
Eugene Stanley
B. P. Hampton
Stanley
Bert O’nealey
Maurine
Pat
Detroit
Jesse Allen
Earl Skinner
Billie
Henry Aldrich
George Houston
Bruce Cabot
Gene’ Tierney
Design
Walter Didgeon
Rosalind Russell
David Roth
Francis McKenna
Mark McKenna
Max Stanley
Greenwood Township
James Stanley
B. I. Hampton
Robert Burns
Sunnyfield
Escanaba
Gone Parken
Calif
Florida
Texas
California
Amn Page Tomato Soup
AM Page
A&p
Amer
Enrichet Marvel
Giotti “En Ayenst
IONA
Instant Ralston Weltman
Pko
A&p Food Stores
Yalb
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