Central Michigan Baseball League Opens Season Sunday
Farwell's ace Bill Moore faces Seaton in a bid to avenge last season's three hit victory as Seaton seeks early win. Seaton beat Irishtown 5-0 on Sunday with Tom Stovak five hit effort, while Roy Miller led Coleman to a 10-6 win over Sanford. Irishtown plays Sanford, Pleasant Valley visits Coleman.
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Farwell
Seaton
Bob Rappley
Bill Moore
Tom Stovak
Irishtown
Roy Miller
Coleman
Sanford
Pleasant Valley
Joe Miller
L. Gee
R. Marshall
Pioneers Open Season With Setbacks to Gladwin and Coleman
The Pioneers lost 10-4 to Gladwin after a close start on April 28, then fell 11-2 to Coleman. With six games played and four remaining, upcoming matches include Gladwin May 6 Evart May 8 Coleman May 19 and Evart May 22. The team shows potential but must tighten hitting.
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Pioneers
Gladwin
Coleman
Clare
Evart
Tennis Team Faces Scheduling Struggles Before Regional Cup
The team trained under Mr. Pfister amid a season of difficult scheduling. April 26 against Gladwin ended in a tie as Wes won singles and Tom with John in doubles. Jim Kane and Art Clute with Eugene Maxwell lost singles and doubles, while Floyd and Albert lost an unscheduled doubles. Clare will play Midland and Ewatt through the season as May 23 hosts the Regional Tournament, which the team won for three years and hopes to repeat.
Cattle Herd Flown Into New Guinea Mountains
A small dairy herd was transported by airplane into the steamy lowlands and thriving in the mountains. The move aims to establish dairy farming in higher altitudes where cattle cannot live in the original lowland climate.
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New Guinea
Mystery Trophy Heist Shocks Spring Bowling Scene
A local garage mechanic is accused of stealing the Butterfly Club Trophy amid springtime banter. Homer Douglas has vanished with the prize, while Shingle Lake and nearby bowling alleys are scoured. Julius Schaefter impresses rivals Schaeffer and Nivison with showman skill in Lansing, beating them at maples and bowling.
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Homer Douglas
Homer
Clute
Clute’s Garage, the Bowling Alleys and the Pilferer’s Haunts About Shingle Lake
Shingle Lake
A.B.C
Lowell Schaeffer
Manistique
Gerald Nivison
Clare
Julius Schaefter
Lansing
Julius
Bertha Lake Resort Guests Share Weekend At Cottages
Mr and Mrs Frank Behm and father from Saginaw stayed Saturday to Monday at their cottage. Dave Swainston and family from Flint visited their cottage for the weekend. Vern Stephison and family from Pontiac visited their daughter Mrs Clinton Dunkle on Sunday. Bud Dunkle and wife enjoyed the weekend with Delos Dunkle. Miles Darling and family from Harrison stayed Saturday and Sunday with the Fred Bauers. Nate Brown of Mann Siding moves into the old Kube house. Mrs Caryl Chaney and friends from Saginaw spend several days at her cottage.
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Bertha Lake Resort
Frank Behm
Saginaw
Dave Swainston
Flint
Vern Stephison
Pontiac
Clinton Dunkle
Bud Dunkle
Delos Dunkle
Miles Darling
Harrison
Fred
Windover Lake Social Notes Tell of Visits and Travel
Fred Barton visited his sister in Midland on Sunday. Johnny Evarts came from Saginaw to the hotel. Zeke Little and family from Bay City stayed with his parents Saturday night. The Sheppers are building a new cottage. Clarence Ranes handles the work. Miss Helen Weage returned from Standish to Clare for work. Several locals traveled to Harrison for the May music festival. Don Young and daughter Sandra moved from the oil field to Clare. School closed Monday so Mrs. Richardson could register families for sugar rations.
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Fred Barton
Midland
Johnny Evarts
Saginaw
Zeke Little
Bay City
Sheppers
Clarence Ranes
Chipman
Harold Little
Wiltse
Helen We
Harrison
Don Young
Sandra
Clare
Richardson
Lake George Resort visitors from Michigan towns
Local cottages at Lake George host several Michigan couples this weekend. Flint residents Mr and Mrs Stanley Johnson enjoy their first cottage visit of the year while Mr and Mrs Clarence Hudson of Saginaw relax at their lakeside weekend retreat. Mt Pleasant and Owosso pairs also visit. Mrs Sylvia Borst of Fiint joins in. Rose Dufoss returns home after wintering in Florida. Mr and Mrs G Cripps of Flint depart after an overnight stay.
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Stanley Johnson
Flint
Clarence Hudson
Saginaw
George Clough
Mt. Pleasant
Lake George
John, Cameron
Paul Wesch
Owosso
Local Weekend Visits Reach Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Harley Davis of sing spent Sunday with Harry Davis. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Nichols of Willow Run were weekend visitors at Tom Nichols home. Johnny Bringold came home from Farmington for the weekend. Alfred Abbott returned to work in Pontiac and was home Sunday. Clare Luce and Stanley Hergenroeder returned to Owosso after a weekend at home. M A Quamme family of Owosso entertained friends at their cottage over the weekend. Al York now works for Pure Oil in Temple. Vincent Levi and family spent the weekend at their cottage on Lake George. William McGiveron of Lansing brought Richard Sites and another Lansing couple for a weekend at Bells Shingle Lake cottage.
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Harley Davis
Ansing
Harry Davis
Lloyd Nichols
Willow Run
Tom Nichols
Johnny Bringold
Farmington
Alfred Abbott
Pontiac
Clare Luce
Stanley Hergenroeder
Owosso
M. A. Quamme
al York
Pure Oil Company
Temple
Vincent Levi
Lake George
William McGiveron
Lansing
Richard Sites
Bells
Navy lowers age and education bar for Naval Aviation Cadets
The U S Navy has eased entry for Naval Aviation Cadets to 18 to 27 year old high school graduates. Class V-5 now accepts men with the minimum age lowered from 19 to 18 and waives two years of college. Eligible recruits enlist as Seaman Second Class and may earn Navy wings and commission as Ensigns after flight training. Commander GC L Edwards announced in Detroit and urged visits to local recruiting stations with no obligation.
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U. S. Navy
Naval Aviation
Naval Reserve, Naval Aviation
GC. L. Edwards
Naval Aviation, Cadet Selection Board
Detroit
Commander Edwards
Edwards
Chiropractors to Cooperate in Child Health
Michigan chiropractors will observe National Child Health Day on May 1 with a state wide public health education program, focusing on immunity and structural factors in children. Dr. L A Dunsworth of Detroit outlines the effort as part of the Michigan State Chiropractic Society public health project.
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Detroit
Mcp
Michigan
Roosevelt
L. A. Dunsworth
Michigan State Chiropractic Society
Dunsworth
Eagle Nutrition Group meets for final year gathering
The Eagle Nutrition Group met at Mrs Glenn Poet s home on Tuesday April 28 with nine members and three visitors. Mrs Ronald Chatterton of Midland attended as a new member and the group elected officers for next year led by Chairman Mrs Bryan Miller with Mrs Howard Penrose and Mrs Plordn Pudway as leaders. Plans for Clare Achievement Day were set and gifts were given to past leaders Mrs Hem street and Mrs Phimsey.
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Eagle
Glenn Poet
Ronald Chatterton
Midland
Mary Miller
Mary Hemstreet
Harl Phimsey
Bryan Miller
Howard Penrose
Plordn Pudway
Glenn
Ted Newman
Clare
Penrose
Hemstreet
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Pioneer
Windover Lake
Lake George Resort
Lone Pine
Lone Pine Cabins
Sinclair
Clare, North UF
Eagle Nutrition Group
Oksiok wHiTe
Clare Howe. & Furniture Co
Iona
Tal
Wisconsin
White House
Armour’s
Coor
Kutol
Angelus
Iby
Florida
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