Evart Wildcats Down Pioneers in Friday Clash
The Evart Wildcats defeated Clare High School 44 to 18 in a local gymnasium game last Friday. Wildcats led 25-9 at halftime as Argue led scoring with 17 points, Oren added 12, and Brooks 5 while Cappaert posted 8 for Clare.
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Clare High School
Evart Wildats
Wildcats
Argue
Oren
Brooks
Cappaert
Jocals
Burdo
Pioneers
Ewatt
Uvart Eyes State Title After Narrow Season Losses
The Little Pioneers, undefeated in three years of play, hope to clinch the state championship this year despite recent tournament setbacks. In a recent game the Little Pioneers fell 27 to 16 to the Little Wildcats, with rising Oren brother scoring 10 points and Foels contributing 9 for the locals.
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Uvart
Henry Feeds His Chickens
Sunday morning drive with Henry Doll secretary of the Clare Rod and Gun Club to a wild life sanctuary where pheasants and rabbits left tracks in fresh snow. The corn feeder was emptied, showing birds still rely on winter feeding by the club at several locations.
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Henry Doll
Clare Rod and Gun Club
Wildlive
Bog and Gun Club
Henry
Kiwanians defeat Lady Bowlers in Sunday match
Kiwanis No. 2 beat the Lady Bowlers 2319 to 2112 at local alleys on Sunday afternoon. Top Kiwanians included Chapman 185 192 Wehrly 188 Slattery 185 with a 548 series for Chapman and 494 for Wehrly. Lady high single was Anderson 200 and high series 468. Stillwagon? listed in text.
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Kiwanis No. 2
Kiwanians
Chapman
Wehbly
Slattery
Wehrly
Anderson
City League Bowling Standings and High Scores
The City League results show Wou Lost 1 and Gulf Production leading in standings with 13 and 11 wins respectively. High series honors go to J Grove 621 and L Brewer 564 while high singles reach up to 192 by R McMillen and 201 by L Brewer. Mixed doubles from February 8 list Hales Grove pair at 1151 and Sheridan Hales at 1135 as top totals.
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Wou
Nivison
Masons
Gulf Production
Kiwanis No
Allen's
Coleman
Standard Oil
G. Nivison
L. Brewer
J. Grove
J. Stanley
H. Wehrly
Watson
L. Beck
T. Cotter
H. Forsberg
A. Parker
R. McMillen
P. Evans
J. L. Hales
C. Sheridan
W. Hales
J. Anderson
H. Hall
F. Anderson
QG. Wisler
H. Spagnuolo
D. Climer
P. Manee
M. Olson
L. Hall
F. Snider
H. Brewer
N. Maxwell
A. Cimmerer
Stanley
Bowling Standings and High Scores Reported in 1942 League Calendars
GCARE LADIES LEAGUE results list teams such as Guilt Girls, Cotter's Motor Sales and Independents with high series by M Wehrly and J Cradit. K. C. & Mason's League shows leaders Mason No. 1 No. 2 and K G No. 2 with A Haley and D McConnell posting top series and singles.
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Gcare Ladies League
Best Telephone Ee
Grove’s
Coleman
A. Clare
Dr. Slattery
Clare Independents
Guilt Girls
Cotter
K. C. & Mason
LK. Gd
Mason
K. G
A. Haley
D. McConnell
J. Stanley
G. White
J. Hampton
Clare Fishermen Seem to Miss Utopia in Bayou Hunt
Three Clare fishermen chase a promised bayou a half mile from a highway then wander two more miles before finding a stream. They fish, drink cold water, and watch live bait die in the water as they question the lure of a legendary winter delicacy.
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Clare
Green’s Bayou
Green
Perch Quest Drowns in Water of Green Bayou Discovery
Three fishermen chase perch across miles and a guiding native before finally naming the bayou Green's Bayou by discovery. They fail to find perch again, yet claim a moral about drinking Clare water for happiness.
Lake George Resort Guests and Local Angling Report
Mr and Mrs Howard Anderson of Saginaw entertained friends at their Lake George cottage over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hudson of Saginaw spent the weekend at their cottage. Frank Luce speared a fifteen pound Pike in Lake George last week. Ernie Haywood and friends from Barryton were in town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Morris Jordan of Lansing spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Basil Baker. Doctor Batson of Mt Pleasant was a Lake George visitor Sunday.
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Lake George
Howard Anderson
Saginaw
Clarence Hudson
Frank Luce
Ernie Haywood
Barryton
Morris Jordan
Lansing
Basil Baker
Doctor Batson
Mt. Pleasant
Windover Lake Social Notes and Local Visits
Windover Lake residents mention visits from Bert Miller and family in Battle Creek, Pattie Lyons’s weekend with Olive Goodrich, and Naoma Clark at a wedding near Bvart. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Little return from Illinois while A. B. VanHorn fished at his ranch Sunday. Naoma Clark attended a Harrison music meeting Friday.
Bertha Lake Resort wedding and local notes
The item reports the January 31 marriage of Bud Dunkle to a Napoleon, Ohio, native, now Mrs. Dunkle formerly Leon Winchell. It notes ice hauling finished, a plain and family visiting on a farm, and plans to return to Ironton, Ohio. Also mentions Mrs. Kenneth Cowles awaiting surgery at Clare General Hospital, visits by Art Rube and family from Farwell, and Mt. Pleasant guests. Jay King is recalled to the army, departing for Fort Custer.
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Bud Dunkle
Napoleon
Ohio
Fred Bauer
Art Rube
Helen
Farwell
Harold Knight
Janice
Mt. Pleasant
Jay King
Army
Fort Custer
Local Social News from Eight Point Lake and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. Feuchter hosted Pepper players with Roy Gook and Wiliam Peuchter reporting full ice houses. Red Cross meeting attended by several ladies at Mrs. C. D. Smith's Lake home. Next gathering set for February 20 at George Scott’s. News notes include visits by Ray Brown to Flint and Midland residents stopping by A. J. Marvin and other locals.
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Eight Point Lake
Feuchter
Pepper
Roy Gook
Wiliam Peuchter
Ibeucchter
Hickling
Marvin
Sturgis
Clarke
Red Cross
C. D. Smith
Lake
George Scott
Ray Brown
Flint
Roy Townsend
Midland
A. J. Marvin
Maple Grove Union Sunday School and War Time Call
The note advertises Maple Grove Union Sunday School with services at 2 00 p m and preaching at 3 60 p m plus Thursday prayer meetings at 8 00 p m It urges wakefulness in wartime with a brisk call to come alive as the bus and mail come and the sun shines, urging readers to stay alert and in style.
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Union Sunday School
If changing the clock will win us the war
A vocal wartime column questions why a simple time change was not adopted earlier to aid operations, suggesting urgency and missed opportunities. It argues that adjusting clocks could improve coordination, morale, and efficiency in wartime efforts.
Garfield Grange A Busy Weekend Report
Mr and Mrs Grant McLane and son Elmer visited near Sears with Joe Clark and Mrs Kate Mudget. Wilbur McLane attended Farmers Week in Lansing and found it interesting. Jennie Powlison remains homebound though improving. Six new members will be initiated into the Grange. A Saturday crowd braved the cold for an evening with lectures music and debate on daylight saving for farmers. William Feuchter says son Bill has found work in Cleveland.
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Grant McLane
Elmer
Joe Clark
Kate Mudget
Sears
Wilbur McLane
Lansing
Farmers Week
Jennie Powlison
William Feuchter
Bill
Cleveland
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Oulortown-Eeper
America
Greyhound
Greyhound Terminal
H. 6Th St
Bowling News
Dover
Clara I
North Bradley
Harrison
L. Er
G. Wisler
Merchants League
Tanners
Loomis Welders
Clare Hardware
Mauee
Houghton’s
Clare Alegatoff
Schaeffer’s
Jim Crite
Walters
M. Pratt
W. Wentworth
GC. Callihan
M. Loomis
O. Parent
B. Barnett
D. Mussell
N. Lackey
Jim Grove
Z. Walters
Artee
H. Douglas
LeFavour
D. Spencer
J. Curtin
Q. Green
B. Methner
J. Green
H. Schaeffer
R. Mair
H. Scott
J. Haring
H. Walters
B. Bauer
Roe
Windover Lake
Bertha
HEINZ
Ann Page
Coffee America
Ned
RED Circle Coffee
Bokar Coffee
White House al
Ae J
Pete
Campbell's Tomato Soup
Veltman
Florida
California
Sunnyfield
Jar
Buchs
Clapp
Gerber
White Sail Cleanser
IONA
Sunnyyfield French
Bae
Ps2as
Dik
Pie
Jane Parker
WoodDsuRy
Maple Grove
Citizens State Bank Bldg
Garfield Grange
Lone Pine Restaurant
Us-27
Lone Pine Cabins
Sinclair Service
the Sanders
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