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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1941
Page
4
The report notes the Little Pioneers extended their sequence of consecutive victories to four, highlighting the team’s improving form and current winning run.
The High School Pioneers lost their first game of the season to a St Louis team 30 to 21. Ernie Bryant had averaged 25 points in recent games but faced tough defense from Walker. Wes Samborn and George Parent led Pioneer scorers with 6 points each while Maesen topped St Louis with 12. The narrow finish followed a late comeback by the Pioneer reserves.
Clare ladies bowling league results list teams Barnes Cafe Hotel Doherty Grove s 5 and 10 and Clare Bowling with Wins and losses. Individual totals show Louise Morrison Lee Stillwagon Neva Grove Hazel Bradshaw Frances Anderson Louise Hales and their scores.
The week ending January 4 closes the first round of the City League standings. Teams head into the second half with updated win loss records and key matchups looming on the schedule.
Kiwanis edge Nivison s Cafe in a tight three game set led by I Brewer 529 and L Schaeffer 525. Standard Oil beat Johnson Electric as D Foss 480 and W Hale 474 shine. Cities Service opened with 737 787 779, Hartshorn 202 high, Clare Hardware beat Half Tonners 2 of 3, Gay s extended winning streak over Gulf Gas led by Stanfield 522, Bell Telephone upset Clare Elevator 3 games with Marotzke 498, Clare Drug rallied to take 2 of 3 from Mance s Market led by A Brown 485 and N Struble 497. High singles include Stanfield 215, Burnett 215, Lackey 214, Hartshorn 202.
Mason No 1 leads after taking an odd game from K C No 1 J Sproat tops with 172 176 in a 452 series D McConnell has 424 for losers Mason No 2 struggles despite 70 more pins than Mason No 2 K C No2 wins one game J Hampton leads Mason with 427 L Beck 453 tops KC Gs High games include 172 176 by Sproat 171 Crum 164 Doll 164 Beck 172 Hampton 158.
Farwell remained atop the Inter-City League after sweeping Coleman 3–0. J Grove led Farwell with a 527 series, while Bradshaw 204 paced Coleman in a 635 series. Harrison won two of three over Clare as Schaeffer led Clare with 457. high games included Bradshaw 204 and Schaeffer 185.
Notice to fishermen about gear limits for the year with terms Pringle Hi Speed and Version HIN mentioned in a garbled OCR fragment. No clear names or locations discernible.
Brig. Gen. Charles H. Bonesteel announced two month traveling exam boards to enroll 250 Flying Cadets monthly in Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin. Major Floyd M. Showalter leads boards touring Detroit Milwaukee Grand Rapids Saginaw Flint with full exam equipment and meals quarters uniforms and 75 dollar monthly salary during nine months training. Cadets who graduate become Air Corps Reserve lieutenants and fly three years.
The John Q. Look Lodge No 404 F A M adopts a 30 day charter drape in memory of Elmer A. Anderson who died January 4 1941. The resolution extends sympathy to the family and directs copies to Clare Sentinel and the lodge minutes. Signed by M R Howlett D W Osborn and Kenneth Hendrie.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Ackerman and family express gratitude to all who assisted during illness and death of their daughter and sister. Thanks go to pallbearers singers telephone company employees Rev H Beatjohnson for comforting words and all who helped at this sorrowful time.
Obituary notice for Mrs Levi Willey dated January 8, 1939. Mentions family and faith-filled response to the Master’s call and her service with heart and hand. Levi Willey and family present.
In memory of Carl Monday who died January 6 1940One year has passed since that sad day when one we loved was called away God took him home it was His will but in our hearts he lingers still His wife and son Eva Monday and Carl Monday.
John Walters expresses gratitude to the people of Arthur township for their kind gift received at Christmas and remembered during the season.
In loving memory of our husband and brother William I Erhart who passed away two years ago January 10332939. Mrs Emima Erhart.
The Christmas Seal Campaign ends today January 10 with profits up forty two percent over last year. Community dance from Pioneer Stone's Club and a student play Not Interested boosted gains to a total net of 200.03 dollars. Miss Mildred Harwood led the drive with senior assistants Leona Dobson Blaine Frey Betty Sutton Lorraine Sutton Frances Davis Esther Marshall Barbara Houghton Barbara Loomis Ruth Stoy and Theo Allen assisting.
A friend's poem laments the passing of Thomas B. Hirt. It reflects faith that God heals sorrow and hopes for reunion in heaven. The verse urges restful peace for the departed and calm endurance for the living.
In memory of our son and brother Gerald Lee Hickok who passed away one year ago January 8 1940. Gone from our home and hearthstone gone from our yearning hearts. The light and glory of a soul in the bosom of God shed its beams on our grieving spirit. His parents sisters and brother.
The Orvis family expresses gratitude to all who assisted during illness and death of their son and brother Dr Wood and to Hospital staff flowers singers and Rev Klein hardt for comforting words. Mr Eugen e Orvis and family and relatives sign.
The Michigan State Police will show pictures on State Police Organization and Safety at Vernon Center School on Wednesday evening January 15. The public is invited and urged to attend.
A Clare Study Club benefit bridge will be held at the home of Mrs. A. J. Doherty next Wednesday at 7:30 pm. Committee chairwomen are Mrs. Clayton Neff, Mrs. Art Damoth, and Mrs. A. J. Doherty. Refreshments will be served. Tickets are 25 cents, available in advance from club members or at the door.
In loving memory of our dear husband and father Corydon Bowman who passed away one year ago January 14. Although his body lies in the cold grave his soul is with the God who gave. Sadly missed by his wife and daughter Emma and Lucinda.
The text notes a tax collection commitment rescheduled from January 4 to January 11 with a 1 percent fee, attributed to Mary Sanders, Treasurer of Arthur Two, and mentions Butcher cattle for sale by Young and Feighner Meat Market.
The notice lists recurring meetings for Clara Rebekah Lodge on Tuesdays, Farwell Townsend Club on alternate Tuesdays, Glare Lodge 333 ICIF Mondays at 8 30, Hatton Townsend on first and third Fridays, Clare Common Council on first and third Mondays, Loomis Townsend on first and third Fridays, Elm Grove Townsend on second and fourth Fridays, Grant Townsend No 1 on second and fourth Fridays, Zenobia Chapter 129 OB meets first Thursday 7 30, American Legion Auxiliary on first and third Mondays, Grant Township Local No 143 Farmers Union on first and third Wednesdays, Clare Masonic Lodge on second Tuesday, plus Amért meetings.
The Clare Townsend Club No 2 will hold its annual meeting at the Odd Fellow hall on Thursday evening January 16 at 8 00 o clock. All members urged to be present.
A Belgian mare colt two years old offered cheap by Tom Nichols at Lake George. Also a notice seeking to buy a small portable saw mill from Tom Nichols at Lake George.
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Legion are held on the second and fourth Monday evenings of each month The Grant Townsend Club will meet January 10 to elect new officers Everyone invited The Help the Hostess Club will meet at the home of the Edgar Van Sicklens Wednesday January 15 with Lucille VanSicklen as hostess
Announcement lists Engineman at 1860 dollars per year with January 29 1941 filing deadline Senior Automotive Instructor or Automotive Instructor at 2600 and 1800 dollars per year with February 4 1941 deadline Applications via Seventh U S Civil Service District Chicago Post Office Building Blanks available at Clare Post Office.
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held Wednesday January 15 1941 at 8 00 pm at Clare City Hall. Reports will be read and three directors elected with any other business brought before the meeting.
A dancing party for Townsend's birthday is set for Friday night January 17 at Grint town hall. The event promises good music and a good time and is open to everyone. Committed organizers invite all residents to attend.
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