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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1950
Page
6
Littles Evening League standings show leaders by total pins across events. Top teams and individual totals highlighted, reflecting performance through most recent matches in the bowling circuit.
Harrison Cleaners leads with 14 points and 6 wins as Allen's Dry Goods and Hoffmans Service tie for second with 129 points. High games include Ed Wolf 212 211 and 608 series. other top scorers are Howard Stimpson 200 Keith First 189 Warren Perry 189. Clair Bauserman 547 and Howard Stimpson 508 also noted.
High Games: Mary Jean Roth 161, Mary Ellen Millard 158, Irene Wolf 164. High Series: Mary Jean Roth 434, Valera Ferguson 418, Leons Stimpson a
I. Wolf bowled a 187 high game and led with a high series around 425 while L Behrend and P Schaaf posted strong scores. Other top totals included 395 by Schaaf and 159 156 games by Schaaf Sanger and Schaat as Clare Mfg and Pure Oil entries appear in the standings.
Rural Sunday School attendance sits at 15 amid bad roads and weather. A Long listing of visitors and well wishers includes Stan Ireland and family of Lansing Eva Nowlen and son of Clare Larry Rulapaugh and daughter of Lansing and Lou Gee’s farewell as route carrier. Maple Grove church plans Sunday night preaching and wedding bells loom. local names John Orton A Martin Farwell Arthur Hunt Charity Hilyard Vernon Hichhorn Jess Hilyard appear in visits and care notes.
Cleo Orion left Fint over the weekend while Donna Rogers and Donald Art called Monday evening at Rula paugh s. Stan Rulapaugh of Schaar Tile went to Auburn for a few days work. Raymond Tigner is spending a few days at his parents farm nearby.
Mt Vernon Grange activities include 22 members at Monday gathering with a birthday drawing awarding five pounds of sugar. Guests include Edward J White and Jimmy of Flushing and Archie Ackerman hosting. Several families traveled for dinners and visits across Barrryton Lansing South Lyon and Deckerville. Birthday celebrations honor Marguerite Dawson Otis Norton John Sexton.
Song service and devotion at 10:00 communion and preaching at 10:15 Bible School at 11:15 a m Young People's meeting at 7:45 Bible Study by the pastor at 6:16. Several local residents visited relatives and were listed as callers and guests in Colonville and nearby towns. community health note on Isaac Shaner improving.
Our church services Sunday begin at 10 00 A M with Mr Saunders of Alma as guest speaker Sunday School follows at 11 00 A M Everyone is welcome. The notice lists numerous local visitors and well wishes to Hawkins and Winn families.
Auto ad promotes a budget plan for motor and transmission work with no down payment offered by Dan McDonald and Ford Teale, aiming to attract car owners seeking affordable repairs and service options.
Mrs. Harry Lennox returns home from Central Michigan Hospital in convalescence after a major operation. Local gatherings include visits by Mrs. Floyd Spulding, Mrs. Floyd Graham, and Miss Faith Johnston. The Dwight VanNote family from St. Louis dined with the Grahams, and others hosted dinner in Mt. Pleasant and Clare. Salem Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Elmer Methner’s home. families from Mt. Morris and Coleman shared weekend visits with George Brock and William Swan households.
Rev Francis Branigan presides at RoseBush St Henry’s Catholic Church Masses on the first and third Sundays at 8:30 a.m. and on the second, fourth and fifth Sundays at 10:00 a.m. Holy days mass at 7:00 and 10:00 a.m.
Rev. Willis J. Dunn presides at morning worship at 9 30 A M with Sunday School following at 10 30 A M.
Rosebush Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 30 A M led by Superintendent Mrs Ray Martin Morning Worship at 1 30 A M with services for the congregation
Morning Worship at 10 30 A M and Sunday School at 11 30 A M with Mrs A P Smith serving as Superintendent.
Rev. RK D Thomson presides at Rosebush Bible School 10 16 a m and morning service 13 15 a m with evening service 3 pm. Wise church offers preaching 9 30 a m Bible school 10 30 a m. Rosebush Ladies Aid meets first Wednesday monthly. Wise Ladies Aid meets second Wednesday monthly.
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