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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1941
Page
6
The Clare Pioneers defeated Midland Chemics 38 to 25 in a game highlighted by strong defense from George Parent Albert Samborn and Carl Cappaert. Ernie Bryant scored 20 points on ten field goals improving his seasonal average to 22.34 points per game.
In a Sunday mixed match Grove Bros girls beat Manee's Market men by 78 pins. Grove won the opening game by 81 pins and added 30 more in the second, while Manee's took the final game by 33. Mane's led in splits with 25. Grove had 7. H Hampton led Grove, while M Pratt topped Manee's with 413 followed by D McConnell at 411.
Coleman gains on Farwell by winning two of three as Bradshaw leads with 470 despite seven splits. Farwell’s top bowler J Grove with 469, Harrison 486, Clare sweeps all three games with Ne 188 high game and 539 series. Other scores include Harring 486, Young 170, Bradshaw 175.
In the Mason City league Mason No 1 leads with 19 wins 17 losses. KC No 1 sits second at 19 and 7. Mason No 2 is 18 and 48 while KC No 2 barely stays alive at 20. KC No 2 won a deciding game by 3 pins to force a first place tie with Mason No 1.
McConnell led KC No 1 with 877 pins while Burdo trailed by 87 percent. Hampton topped Mason No 2 with a 182 high game and a 472 series. Beck led KC No 2 with 440 and McConnell followed at .388. Drumway paced Mason No 1 with 394. Stanley had 388. High: Beck 153-159, Horden 157, Hampton 163-182, Roach 149, Seibt 148-149.
Barnes Cafe leads with 38 wins 15 losses while Graves 5 and 10 holds 28 22 and Hotel Doherty sits 23 25. Individual high scores include Myra Hales 415 Neva Grove 460 Bette Hampton 466 Frances Anderson 382 Hazel Bradshaw 364 Louise Hales 399.
Gulf Gas came from behind to win the final game against Clare Elevator to take 2 of 3. Nivison's Case posted 920 team high as Gay's and Clare Hardware split. Highs include G. Nivison 212 opening and 481 for Clare Elevator, L. Brewer 6561, and J. Grove 538.
The Versailles treaty signed June 28 1919 officially ended war between Germany and the Allies. Separate peace pacts followed with Austria on September 10 Neuilly on November 27 Bulgaria on June 4 1920 Hungary and Turkey in 1920. The United States did not finalize peace with Germany Austria or Hungary until 1921.
The notice stresses daily cleaning of the refrigerator and all containers to prevent spoilage. Any spilled food should be wiped up immediately and refrigerators should be cleaned weekly to maintain safety.
Relatives in Greenwood report the death of Mrs. Roy Berry of Ann Arbor with funeral attendees William Hileman, Mrs. Charles Heber, and Mrs. Carl Bringald. A schoolhouse party drew a good crowd last Friday. Grace Pfannes plans a benefit card party tonight. Richard Pfannes and Algernon Tessman visited Seb Pfannes home Sunday.
Sunday School at 2 60 p m and preaching at 3 00 p m with Rev I W Wyrick and wife visiting from Lake and teaching new songs The prayer meeting occurs each Thursday Much sickness reported in the neighborhood George Lidell to Ann Arbor hospital Dale Rulapaugh improving Betty Loomis visited Flint relatives Carl Schofield entertained flu symptoms and returned to Farwell school Elmer Schofield from Detroit and the Harkins family visited relatives in Farwell and Mt Pleasant
Norman Myers and family hosted a string of visitors including Georges Perkins Mary Perkins and Mrs Rushlow from Saginaw over several days. Weidman and Clare guests were seen at multiple homes while Chicago and Pontiac guests recently visited Mrs Norman Myers sister Mrs. Norman Myers.
Community calls and club meetings populate the week in South Garfield. Ray Hawkins and neighbors visit Hawkins home near Sears as the Good Luck Club meets at George Skinner’s east of Brinton with a February 6 gathering planned.
Mr and Mrs Frank Henry with children visited Mr and Mrs Walter Sherman near Belding over the weekend. Gerald Sherman was visited by Hunt. Mrs Mayd Hunt family and friends called on Mrs O Vinton. Hawkins sold spiked fish. Hold Hawkins speared a 4 pound pike from Hight Point. Vinton yielded 6 pound and 3.75 pound pikes from Bright Point Lake.
A. L. Atwood of Fort Morgan reported a thief stole his hay from his truck near a restaurant. Police then helped the culprit escape as the truck lurched, tossing hay bales onto the street. The thief returned to retrieve the hay after officers stopped him.
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