Farwell News High Individual Series and Games
The listing shows top scorers and high games from a local bowling event. Names include Joan Mickle 515 and Joln Archbold 495 for series with Rose Neff 490, Eleanor Gordon 484, and Judy Stephens 474. High games feature Cathrine Whock 183, Joan Mickle 183, and Eleanor Gordon 180.
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the Farwell News
Paul
Holley
Marble’s Auto Col
Citizens State Bank
Joan Mickle
Joln Archbold
Rose Neff
Eleanor Gordon
Nearine Morse
Judy Stéphens
Catherine Whock
Connie McNerney
Judy Stephens
Rosé Neff
Community Notes From Gilmore Center and Nearby
Mrs W R Jarman and Mr and Mrs Garry Meixner of Garden City spent a weekend at the Don Seymour and Fred Beck homes. Chester Van Buskirk and family dined with Gabe Van Buskirk in Farwell. Chester now works in Grand Rapids. Alvin Wood and sister Gerald Cameron’s sister-in-law visited. Cameron remains seriously ill after surgery at Gratiot Community Hospital Alma. Elmer Wilson a former Gilmore resident now at Bluff Lake is a Mt. Pleasant hospital patient. Archie Wilson also hospitalized at Mt. Pleasant. The Wilsons moved back near Farwell after a fire loss in Gladwin. Stuart Fordyce and wife welcomed a baby boy at CMC Hospital named John Stuart. Orville Cotter Jeff Cotter and Mable Cotter of Mt Pleasant visited the Jarman home. Oral Sommers died Saturday while vacationing in Florida. services and burial here. sympathy extended.
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Garry Meixner
Garden City
Don Seymour
Fred Beck
Chester van Buskirk
Gabe van Buskirk
Farwell
Chester
Grand Rapids
Alvin Wood
Wood
Gerald Cameron
Cameron
Gratiot Community Hospital
Alma
Herbert Edgecomb
Otisville
Eldon Jackson
Edgecomb
Jackson
Elmer Wilson
C.M.C. Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
Gilmore
Bluff Lake
Archie Wilson
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Wilsons
Gladwin
Stuart Fordyce
Fordyce
Gimore
John Stuart
Orville Cotter
Jeff
Mable Cotter
Pleasant
W. R. Jarman
Oral Sommers
Florida
Clare Sentinel Bowling Scores Across City Leagues
Readable excerpts show January 29 1962 league results from Clare area bowling groups. High series honor go to B Shelander 587 and B Spicer 585 with high games by Spicer 257 and Lang 216. Additional figures cover Mon Night Mixed and Women and Men divisions with multiple teams and sponsors listed.
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Bryant
Mobil Holley
Lone’ Pine
Schaeffer's Dairy
Rockwood Bar
Sentinel
B. Shelander
B. Spicer
R. Lang
H. Schofield
D. Spicer
Cruden
Saul Eichmar
Benley Green
Hales
Stanley Oil Co
Roe and
Pete Brown Hoffmans
Ernie Bryant
Ny O'Laughlins
Fran Campbells
Carncross
Judy Stephens
Farmer's Co-op
Fiat’ Thayers
Judy ‘Stephens
Lehr
Mudd
F. Carncross
E. Lehr
J. Cradit
Gateway Lanes
Twin Elms - Ph Hilltop
Pudway TV
Weee
Sweet's
Allen’s TV
Bell Construction
Drewry's ii
State Farm Insurance
Schaeffer’s
Farwell Insurance
Anderson's Drugs
Coldwater ‘Lake Bar
Holley Garbo
Schaeffer's Valleys Lea
Green’s Shoes
Bell
Bell Inst
Mte
Hill Top Okey
J& R
Contr
Clare Sentinel
Kraft
Bauder
N. Morse
B . Stark
Lakeside
Fletcher's Sittes
Coves Mason
Mason
G. Frampto
J. Bailey
W. Ae D
G. Frampton
D. Burdo
P. ‘Mecontelt
Terete Teague
Schaellen
Ruang
Ackerman
Rural News from Brown Corners W M L A
Community notes report a rural meeting with pot luck dinner and bandage rollings at the Hall home. Plans are set for an April conference branch meeting. Sympathy extended for Mrs Carmen Newman on sister Fra Somers passing in Florida. Families and members visited and hosted guests across Lansing Coleman Mt. Clemens and Florida.
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Carmen Newman
Tom Beatty
Roger Kileinardt
Bernard Allen
Roger Garver
Elnora Honderich
Robert Atkinson
Lansing
Ernest Kleinhardt
Walter Garver
Forest
Geraldine Sunday
Arthur Reese
Mt. Clemens
Florida
Delwin Grange and Maude McDonald Return from Florida
Mr and Mrs Jack Morrison also return home after a Florida vacation with Delwin Grange and Maude McDonald.
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Delwin Grange
Maude McDonald
Mrs
Jack Morrison
Florida
Reshuffle Tourney Leaders At Final Event Day
Eight teams head to the Starting line to challenge J and R's lead mark as the tourney ends. Doubles and Singles entries are set for Sunday. Defending 1961 champions fare poorly. Twin Elms won last year with 3149 points while Houghton Pudway 1285 led doubles then and 1313 current. Don Melnek won singles last year with 688 and Stuart Mott tops all events with 2027.
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Twin Elms
Ray Houghton
Cecil Pudway
Don Melnek
Stuart Mott
Family visits and birthday celebrations at local homes
Mr and Mrs Sam Sheredy and families of Clare and Sag inaw visited Mr and Mrs Carl McDonald Sunday afternoon. Leo Rogers and Jean of Saginaw joined Sun day dinner with Earl Walker family. They later celebrated birthdays at Cecil Epple's. Harry Lennox and family of Rosebush visited Earl Neff. Mrs Harry Lennox and Mrs Lorence Acker visited Sanford residents Paul Shauger. Lilly Hubble of Coleman is improving. Russell Dowd and granddaughter visited Earl Walker Sunday forenoon.
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Sam Sheredy
Clare
John Sheredy
Saginaw
Carl McDonald
Leo Rogers
Jean
Jack Morrison
Earl Walker
Cecil Epple
Harry Lennox
Earl Neff
Rosebush
Lorence
Acker
Paul Shauger
Sanford
Lilly Hubble
Coleman
Russell Dowd
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Teachers’ Institute
Catherine Cogswell
Circuit Court Trust
Law Library
Soldier & Sailor Relief
Veteran Trust
Township
Aty & Village
Citizens Bank
Harrison Bank
Ae Harrison Bank
Lewis
F. Rutter, Co. Treas
Gilmore Center
W R. Jarman
Clare Coleman Ladies League
Nebraska
Stanley Oil
Dan McDonald
Dunlops Cathelana
L. Shelander
I Shelindar
D, Spicer
Hart Motor Ee
Bari Rf
NES League
Clare Furniture Co
J. Melek
Bidi
UBS
Coker Funerval Home
Aexander
Hetdre’s Packing House
Magnus Tractor Sales
McGuire Bros. L. Gilis & Sons Evens
Ia Hurston Funeral En
Ashaston Elator Lioya’s
Gateway Quanes Saltee Manegle
G. A
R. Layton
P. Holbrook
B. Garver
Mobilgas
Falcon
Eparete
America
FORD
Adam
McEwan Street
Pe Clare
Mrs. Forest Garver
Santa Anita
Ito
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