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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1950
Page
14
The report lists current standings from the Antles governed Clare bowling alleys league. Details cover team positions, points totals, and recent results shaping the race to the title.
The report lists team names and figures from a bowling meet including Everts Jewelry Bill's Tavern Groyé Brothers Don's Sinclaireattes Hotel Doherty Clare Auto Parts and others. High series by N. Smith 477 Re Schroeder 464 D Buzard 459 with high games by Robison 188 Buzard 176 and L Van Hoose 171.
Thursday event shows Northland Super Market 31 24 16 with Harrison Cleaners 81 2318 Hoffmans Service 27 1920 Perry Flait Super Market 26 1920 Surrey House 85 22 Aliens Dry Goods 16 14 26 with high games Jim Hamp 208 Daf Sullivan 186 Clair Bauserman 178 and high series Dan Sullivan 449 Jim Hamp 475 Bd Wolf 469
Clare Country Club leads with 40 points and a 29 16 record while Marble's Auto Collision has 38 points and a 29 16 mark in the Tuesday league standings.
County Shuffleboard League standings feature teams Budd Lake Bar Harrison Airport Tavern Harrison Sportsmen's Bar M 115 Swiss Inn Lake George Dutch s Tavern Temple Chuck s Tavern Clare Good Luck Rest Harrison.
Dan McDonald Your Friendly Ford Dealer offers no money down on major repair work with available financing options to ease payment.
A note on material choice for bowling pin production. Makers favor blonds among maple trees due to the wide band of white sapwood in maple logs that determines eligibility for foot-lights.
Mr and Mrs Brow entertained with guests including Mr and Mrs Peter Beale and Sally Pierce from Hastings. Gerald Brow has returned home from pneumonia recovery. Many relatives from Saginaw Midland Mackinaw City and Jackson visited or stayed at local homes during the weekend and New Year period.
South Garfield residents report New Year dinners with families and visits. A.J. Marvin’s condition worsens to severe illness in Carson City hospital. Dora Richter and family face sickness while others share holiday calls and meals.
A fragmentary scan lists New Year’s Eve gatherings around Saginaw Clare and Farwell. Families including the Millers, Loomises, Rulapaughs, Wilds, Rokeres, and others visited relatives in mills Flint Iron River Clare and Lansing with meals and greetings.
Gilmore Church of Christ schedules a 10:00 song service and devotion followed by communion and preaching at 10:15. Syd Austin from Roscommon will deliver the Sunday morning message as guests attend New Year visits to local homes in Lansing Colonville Shields and Greenville areas.
W R Jarman visited Archie Wilson at the Byatt area home last Thursday evening. The annual church meeting was held Friday afternoon at Gilmore Church of Christ with officers elected for the coming year. Donald Seymour returned to work Tuesday at Michigan Gas Storage in Mt. Pleasant. New Year’s events at Ed McAlvey’s included visits from Leslie of Middleton Dale and Michael, and Kenneth Lautzenhelser of Lansing. Mr and Mrs Vaneese Cook and family joined Willie Graham’s for dinner and afternoon visit.
West Freeman lists weekend guest attendance at the Hlton Darnell residence including Rex Lloyd Carlton Scherlitz Frank Craven and Joe Clark plus their families. Additional guests Elgin Hickok and James Gillett shared New Year dinner.
Mr. and Mrs Terrance O Rourke and others spend holidays in Nebraska and Colorado. Alvin Harvey and son visit Flint relatives. Norma Robison weekends with Marilyn Dillon. Gladys Robison hosts visitors Len Cluley and Spokane aunt. George Pitts callers at Frank Freeman home. John Dillion Jr returns to Great Lakes Naval Training. O M Somers visitors include Wyson Farwell Shaver and Hileman families. Mrs Somers to Lansing and Detroit trip.
The article notes that good will of visitors to this community is a valuable asset in any man's business, highlighting the impact of visitor impressions on local commerce and reputation.
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