Local bowlers take eighth in national tournament event
Gerald Nivison's Clare Bowling Alleys team placed eighth in the A B C National Bowling Tournament booster squad event in Columbus Ohio with 2522 pins and $81 in winnings. The group noted better shifts could have yielded a higher payoff, while singles and doubles results highlighted individual scores from W Becker L Brewer James Stanley and others.
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Gerald Nivison
Clare
A.B.C
Columbus
Ohio
Jim Grove
Glenn Cain
Nivison
W. Becker
L. Brewer
KC and Mason League Bowling Scores and Leaders
In the KC and Mason League meet on Friday March 13 1942 Mason No 2 topped KC No 1 with 85 to 31. Mason No 1 and KC No 2 each posted 37 games. High series were Haley 596 Beck 528 Stanley 484 and Stanfield 482. High single games featured Beck 220 Stanley 178 Stanfield 167 Verette 168 Haley 217 197 182 Doll 165 McConnell 174.
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K. C
Mason
Mason No
A. Haley
L. Beck
J. Stanley
G. Stanfield
H. Doll
IF. Verette
D. McConnell
Inter-City Bowling League standings and high series
The Inter-City League table lists Clare with 25 wins, Dover 17, Farwell 17, North Bradley 14, Red Liners 11, and Harrison 6. High series include Oberdorf 482, Walters 488, Grove 489, Schofield 519, Wisler 530. Top games feature Whitmore 179 180, Oberaorf 210, Walters 194, Grove 175, Schofield 191 188. Clare Ladies League note recorded for March 12 1942.
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Clare
Dover
Farwell
North Bradley
Red Liners
Harrison
Oberdorf
Z. Walters
J. Grove
H. Schofield
G. Wisler
J. Whitmore
S. Oberaorf
Lt. Brewer
H. Hall
D. Throop
City League Bowling Standings and Leaders
In the City League standings Kiwanis No 1 leads with 22 wins and 11 losses followed by Nivison's Cafe 2013 Gulf Production 17 16 Allen's 16 14 404 Masons 15 15 Kiwanis No 2 15 18 Coleman 11 19 and Standard Oil 10 20. High series honors go to L Hampton 519 H Wehrly 503 J Grove 502 L Brewer 492 W Hales 491 and G Thayer 489. Top games include L Brewer 195 H Fleming 190 H Wehrly 189 and others with multiple players posting 176 184 181 183.
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Kiwanis No
Nivison
Gulf Production
Allen's
Masons
Kiwanis No. 2
Coleman
Standard Oil
L. Hampton
H. Wehrly
J. Grove
L. Brewer
W. Hales
G. Thayer
H. Fleming
W. Becker
D. Groves
D. Stough
J. Stanley
L. Chapman
T. Cotter
G. Cain
J. Bowman
P. Brad- Shaw
G Clare Elevator Te Be Se Schafer Dairy League Scores
High series led by J C Marotzke 506 B Burnett 484 H Hall 481 Jim Grove 503 Z Walters 479 P Manee 506 G Wisler top single 201 H Hall 167 D Parish 168 NI Sprague 166 J C Marotzke 166 181 John Groves 167 B Burnett 168 173 Jim Grove 179 175 G Green 174 I Thilly 173 Z Walters 170 166 L Green 169 J Green 166 T Kane 187 M Pratt 188 N Hiden 171 P Manee 166 174
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G. Clare
B. Burnett
Jim Grove
G. Green
I. Thilly
Z. Walters
L. Green
J. Green
T. Kane
M. Pratt
N. Hiden
P. Manee
Community Notes From Estes Area Sunday Meeting
Rev and Mrs M R Honderich report a large crowd at a Sunday meeting in Estes. Many locals attended sugar beet gathering at Mt Pleasant last Thursday with a good program. Readers note March weather affected school attendance and local travel remains difficult with mud.
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EAGLE
M. R. Honderich
Estes
J. B. Allen
Saginaw
Jackie Watson
Julia Hutchinson
Walter Kleiner
Mt. Pleasant
Rilett
Adam Reger
Lloyd Reger
Reed
Welch
Midland
Theodore Reger
Clare
Mary Reger
Brighton
Mack Leeth
Ernest Kleiner
Marjorie Jane
Amasa Keith
Pleasant
Marion ‘Stanley
Lynn Archbold
Grandpa
Grandma Rank
St.Patrick's Day
Ralph Allen
Palace of Gold in Ancient Rome Named The Golden House
The palace of Emperor Nero near Palatine Hill was called The Golden House. It was roofed with solid gold tiles and interior walls floors and ceilings were laid in gold. In the banquet hall pipes sprayed fragrant perfumes over guests.
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Emperor Nero
Palatine Hill
Ancient
Rome
Prenuptial Dinner Honors Miss Elaine Frey
Miss Leona Dobson hosted a dinner in honor of Miss Elaine Frey who will wed Cleland Green on April 1. Guests dined at 7:30 at Dunlop Cafe and later played Bridge and Hearts with high honors awarded to Miss Doris Zinser and Miss Phyllis Frey.
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Leona Dobson
Elaine Frey
Cleland Green
Dunlop Cafe
Dobson
Hearts
Doris Zinser
Phyllis Frey
Blaine Frey
Mrs Hartman Honored at Eighth Street Stork Shower
Mrs Ernest Green hosted a Thursday afternoon stork shower for Mrs Claud Hartman at the Hartman home on Eighth Street. Twenty four guests attended enjoyed games prizes and a light lunch. Mrs Hartman received many lovely gifts.
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Ernest Green
Claud Hartman
Hartman
Eighth Street
Friends Honor John Archbolds at Nuptial Shower
Mr and Mrs John Archbold of Oscoda were honored guests at a nuptial shower held at the Archbold home. Seventy five relatives and friends attended and extended best wishes. The couple received many gifts as refreshments of ice cream and cake concluded the social evening.
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John Archbold
Oscoda
A. J. Archbold
Baptist Youngsters Host St Patrick's Party
The Junior Class of the Baptist Sunday School met at Mrs. Charles Brooks home Tuesday afternoon from 4 to 5 30 pm for a St Patrick's party. Ruby Foss acted as Major and a program followed with scripture verses piano solo poems and a song. Lunch featured a green decorated cake and favors in Irish colors.
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The
Baptist Sunday School
Charles Brooks
Bowes
Ruby Foss
Lorraine Birdsall
Mar-guerite White
Rene Reeder
Barbara Paxton
Ronnie Brooks
Jesus
Community Club Surprises Celestia Scott
The Lake Community Club surprised Celestia Scott by visiting her home with baskets on Thursday March 12. They shared a noon dinner and played bridge in the afternoon. Mrs Irwin won first prize and Mrs Somerville second.
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Celestia Scott
The
Lake Community Club
Irwin
Somerville
Scott
Odd Fellows Meet Monday in Hall Heads Rent Fund Plan
The 1.0.0 Igdge lodge met Monday evening with Vice Grand Mussell in charge. A discussion set to replenish the rent fund led to appointing Robert Archambault as chairman to meet with the Rebekahs on Tuesday evening. District Meeting date announced for April 26 with place to be arranged.
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Igdge
Rebekahs Meet Tuesday at Clare Lodge
Twenty five members met with Noble Grand Daisy Tiedeman in charge. One new candidate was voted to membership. Initiation planned soon for waiting candidates. Fish supper set for Wednesday evening April 1. Committees named for ticket supper dining room soliciting and more. Lodge to start promptly at eight o clock until further notice.
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Rebekahs
Clare Rebekah Lodge
Daisy Tiedeman
Noble Grand
Elizabeth McIntosh
Robert Archambault
Fannie Schultz
Crystal Walters
Sadie Ogle
Etta Snider
McIntosh
Rebekah Club Holds Pot Luck Dinner Meeting
The Rebekah Club met at Mrs. Nearine Miller’s home on March 12 with seven members present. All enjoyed a delicious pot luck dinner at one o’clock.
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Rebekah Club
Nearine Miller
Quilting Club Plans March 26 Meeting and Pot Luck
The meeting was opened with routine reports. Members will gather in the lodge hall on March 26 for an all day quilting event and a noon pot luck dinner. Attendees are urged due to special business to be addressed.
Not New Polarization Discovery Ties to Ice Land Spar
The text notes that light polarization is not a new discovery, traced to over 300 years ago with Iceland spar. It explains how crystals filter vibration of light, leaving one type while retarding others, but calls these minerals rare and costly.
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Iceland Spar
Ladies Guild Sees Plans At Congregational Church Meeting
The Congregational Ladies Guild met in church parlors with president Mrs. Austin Bates presiding. They voted a pancake supper a cafeteria lunch on election day and a rummage sale April 17 and 18. Mrs. Dan McDonald spoke on civilian defense and the group offered kitchen and basement space for the Nurses Department in an emergency.
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Congregational Ladies Guild
Austin Bates
Dan McDonald
Civilian Defense Nurses Department
Vena Lee Gillespie
Ardath Cleveland
Homer Douglas
O. A’ Derby
Albert Dawe
St. Patrick’s
Lionel Duncan
N. A. Elden
Malcolm Feighter
Young Chicago Volunteers Take Old Bayonets to Army
In Chicago George Series 15 and Edward Mendenhall Jr. 16 join the U S army. They carry two Franco Prussian war bayonets one Civil War bayonet one plain bayonet and one ornate dress sword.
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Chicago
George Series
Edward Mendenhall Jr
U. S. Army
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Bell Telephone
Clare Bowling
Grove’s
Ten Ping
Cotter’s Motor “Sales
Clare Independents
Dr. Slattery
A. Cimmerer
L. Stillwagon
V. Becker
J. Anderson
J. Chapman
C Sheridan
H. Bradshaw
M. Hales
C. Sheridan
K. C. & Mason’s League
Bowling News
Clare Ladies League
Merchants League
Loomis Welders
Clare Hardware
Manee’s Market
Houghton Drug
Half
Tanners
Danhop Cafe En Aedes
Michigan
Edgar A. Guest
WXYZ
Michigan Radio Network
H. Jones
D. Stough H. Perkins
O. Lynch J. Schaeffer
Palace of Gold
North Star Grocery Company
Beechnut Coffee
Bliss Coffee
Maxie Pumpkin Templar Peas
Hi Life
Snellings
Texas
Peet
C. Hartman
John Archbolds
ODD Fellows
Oxfords
Ladies Guild
Congregational Church
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