League Standings Tied by Total Pins Governing First Place
The standings rank teams by total pins with ties broken by highest total. Each entry reflects the sum of pins across games, determining the order from first to lower positions.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
4
The standings rank teams by total pins with ties broken by highest total. Each entry reflects the sum of pins across games, determining the order from first to lower positions.
The Clare County Road Commission held its regular meeting in Harrison on March 3 1947. The board discussed borrowing 19999 dollars in anticipation of automobile weight tax revenues to buy land and materials for a garage and pledged future tax revenues for repayment. A payroll of 4317 90 was approved and bills from multiple local utilities and businesses were allowed.
The Dysinger family thanks friends neighbors and relatives for donations and acts of kindness after their home and contents were destroyed by fire. Mr and Mrs Leot Dysinger and children express gratitude for the support received.
A personal message from Nancy Steverts thanks friends for cards and classes for gifts and to snow shovelers and helpers who could be brought home. She ends with heartfelt gratitude to all.
A local notice clarifies garbage collection in Clare. Harold Hanchett paid $100 monthly for pig feedable waste, but actual costs are higher including labor and transport. Residents are urged to keep trash in separate containers and place it at the curb on the first and third Mondays for city pickup.
The Clare Church of God reports a powerful revival last Sunday with seven seeking salvation at the altar. Three young couples and one junior boy prayed, while Rev. Noble C. Davis urged readers to attend and witness the stirring spiritual renewal claimed to fulfill a prophecy to interest youth and inspire older members.
The Glare Methodist Church announces a Masco Sound public address system installed to broadcast services to the church basement for nursery hour listening. The gift from Mr and Mrs Norman Maxwell is gratefully acknowledged as a notable church kindness.
Wartime demand boosted the dry milk industry. From 1940 to 1945 production rose sharply, with total dry milk products reaching 1.117 billion pounds in 1945 and 736.8 million pounds in 1949. nonfat dry milk led产, while dry whole milk saw the largest percentage increase. Leading states were Wisconsin, Minnesota, New York, California, Michigan, Idaho, Ohio, Indiana, Missouri, and Washington.
Rummage sale scheduled for Friday and Saturday March 28 at St Cecilia's Church. Funds raised will support church programs and community outreach.
Funeral services for William A Lackie who died in Flint earlier this week will be held at 11:30 Friday at Algo-Gundry Funeral Home Flint and at 2:00 Saturday at Thurston Funeral Home Clare with Rev. Chas B Hahn officiating. Interment in Cherry Grove cemetery. Survived by wife Mable Locke Flint, daughters Lynn Farnum Flint and Walter Searbrough Clawson, two granddaughters and three sisters.
The Piper Cub Super Cruiser for the modern family is shown at Bauer Flying Service Clare Airport. A three passenger aircraft with front and rear seats and dual controls offers long range with an auxiliary gas tank up to 600 miles. Free flight demonstration available to the public.
War Assets Administration announced the transfer of Kellogg Field to Battle Creek and the Tri City airport to Midland Saginaw and Bay City within two weeks. Custer Airfield at Monroe will go to Monroe. 151 buildings at Kellogg and Romulus bases will be disposed. Schools and local governments priority buyers, with veterans housing use as a condition.
The Sentinel directs advertisers to place display ads by Monday of the publication week due to paper shortages and labor conditions, stressing early arrangement for the 2313 issue.
Vera B Peterson thanks supporters for unanimous GOP nomination as city Treasurer candidate. She pledges conscientious duty and thanks voters for their confidence.
The Clare city hall hosts a V. F. W. Auxiliary card party at 8:00 PM on Friday March 21. The public is invited to join and play games they like. Men included. Admission 25e per person.
After March 21 I will not be responsible for any contracts made by anyone but myself. Joseph Methner Jr. states he will assume sole liability for agreements entered into after that date.
Ivan Felghnar thanks the Second Ward voters for their support at the recent caucus. The note urges courteous attention to tourists who pay for items in Clare.
Reverend Chas Kleinhardt announces resumption of preaching on Sunday March 23 with Sunday School at 10 30 a m and preaching at 11 30 a m in Elm Grove services at 10 a m Sunday School and 8 p m preaching he invites friends to attend and help make a crowd
We express sincere appreciation for kindness sympathy flowers and singing after the death of our mother Mrs Mary J Field R W Field and Harry Clara Crowley Martha Staley Ralph McNeil May Bilyea Gladys Wendel The Grandchildren
The Hodges family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our husband and father Inez Hodges signed by The Children
L. H. Thompson expresses gratitude to voters for support at the Republican City Convention Tuesday night and at the Second Ward caucus in his nomination for supervisor.
Rath Belé Ritter expresses gratitude for kind thoughts and gifts received during a stay at Saginaw General Hospital.
Herb Randall expresses gratitude to city residents for their support in nominating him for mayor at the Republican City Convention held Tuesday evening. He thanks voters for the vote of confidence.
Federal Civil Service exams open for field and claims assistants with the Social Security Administration. Salaries start at 2644 dollars, training grade 2394. Applications due by April 3, 1947, to the Executive Secretary in Cleveland, Ohio. details at post offices and SSA offices in Ohio, Kentucky, and Michigan.
In loving memory of Rolland L Dysinger our dear son and brother killed in Germany on March 24 1945. Our lips cannot tell how we miss him our hearts cannot tell what to say God alone knows how we miss him. Mr and Mrs W D Dysinger sister and brothers
Mr and Mrs Albert Walters express thanks to friends and relatives for cards flowers and gifts received on their fiftieth wedding anniversary. Their appreciation is extended to all who remembered them.
Notice to public regarding relation of George W. Brownell and Emily Wilson Brownell and Mary Jane Brownell Wilson Moore. Family known to live Clare from before 1876 until Emily Brownell's death in 1925. Address: 23110 George H. Plake, Box 947, Murrieta, California.
Yendbia Chapter of OHS presents events at the Masonic Temple on Friday and Saturday March 28 and 29. The schedule highlights community gatherings and performances by local groups. The notice invites attendance and notes venue details.
A community dance in Elm Grove sponsored by Sheridan Grange. The event runs on a day night in March with a 50 cent per person fee and light refreshments provided. Proceeds support local activities.
Independent one man business chance promoted by Harvey Ritter listing localities in Clare Michigan. Includes address 316 BE 7th St and phone 160 W for inquiries.
Dover Repair Shop invites residents to bring old plow points for rebuilding and hard surfacing. Located five miles north and one mile east of Clare, the service offers a durable refurbishment option for farming equipment.
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