Pioneer Tennis Team Tops Regional Meet at Mt Pleasant
The Pioneer tennis team won the regional meet held at Mt Pleasant on May 18. Ernie Bryant and Wayne Brown, both from Clare, battled to determine the singles champion with Bryant winning two of three sets. Ronnie Brown and Hugh Maxwell advanced to the finals and defeated Hutson and Zettle of Gladwin.
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Mt. Pleasant
Ernie Bryant
Wayne Brown
Ernie
Ronnie Brown
Hugh Maxwell
Hutson
Zettle
Gladwin
Clare Tennis Team Suffers Setbacks From Standish and Others
Clare tennis squad loses 3-2 at Standish on May 3. Wayne Brown wins 4-0 4-0 in No.2 singles. Hugh Maxwell and Ronald Brown drop 1-6 6-4 3-6 in No.1 doubles. May 8 Midland defeats 7-1 with Ronnie Brown and Hugh Maxwell winning No.1 doubles. May 10 Evart sinks Clare 3-2 as Wesley Samborn takes No.2 singles 6-1 6-0 and Maxwell and Brown win 6-3 6-0. Opponents this season include Midland Mt Pleasant Reed City Ewart Gladwin Standish.
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Standish
Wayne Brown
Hugh Maxwell
Ronald Brown
Midlands
Midland
Ty Ronnie Brown
Evart
Wesley Samborn
Ronnie Brown
Mt. Pleasant
Reed City
Ewart
Gladwin
Suns Diameter And Heat Compared To The Moon
A historic account notes the sun has a diameter about forty times that of the moon, which is measured at 2,160 miles. It records the sun’s heat as roughly 12,000 degrees, five times hotter than needed to melt iron or steel for pouring.
Harrison United Brethren in Christ community notices
Harrison unit church services listed with Rev E E Drumm and Pastor Sunday School 10 a m and services at 11 a m and 8 p m. A long list of weekend and weekday visits and family gatherings follows including guests from Jackson Toledo Cadillac and Detroit all over Clare County and surrounding towns. A note on Mrs Wayne Fosgett after fourteen months in hospital returns home with husband and three daughters. Pink and white birthday celebration marks fifteenth anniversary of White and others.
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United Brethern IN Christ
Harrison Mission
E. E. Droum
Bernard Fischer
Arthur O'Neil
Clare
Fred Smith
Charles Reynolds
Robert Burdett
Clarence Lilly
Park
Carl. Copp
Jackson
Howard Growdh
Toledo
Ohio
Frank Bush
Charles Hack
Gladwin
Ben Carpenter
Harrigan
Lee Maurer
Cadillac
Fife Lake
Harold Gilmore
Dover
Clair Stanley
W. EB. Smith
Tawas
Thomas Barclay
Long Lake
Ralph Carpenter
Drummond
Richard White
Trayes Township
Charlotte
Pearl Rich
Frank Stockman
Pleasant
A. F. Light
Samuel Bruce
Ed. Bruce Jr
Charles
Jeanette
Thomas Bruce
Ephriam Briggs
Mary Ruth
Jesse Allen
Remus
Tuesuay
Henry Heintz
Greenwood Township
James Garrabrant
James van Hoouten
Detroit
Bert Gleason
Vesta Budd
A. W. Johnstone
Adah Hunt
Paul Drummond
Ashley
E. E. Drummond
P. Drummond
Harrison United Brothers Church
Merlan Steele
Shirley
Frances Jean
Columbus
Joseph Brinks
Lake City
Sarah Scrimeger
Dorothy
Scrimeger
William Henderson
Clare’ County General” Hospital
Hart Skinner
Gladys Dutt
Lansing
Olive Hallett
Orle Hilston
Indiana
Wayne Fosgett
North Michigan
Pioneer Pitchers Hold Opponents to Few Hits
In six games Schlafly Parsell and Cradit allowed 26 hits and struck out 38 with 22 walks and 19 runs against. Bryant led at 3rd with .409, Cradit .277, Schlafly .266, Marshall .421, and Parsell .294 with Leosh at catcher batting .388. Clare High boasts the best infield among teams faced.
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Schlafly
Parsell
Cradit
Bryant
R. F
Marshall
Pins Mberhart
Parsell RF
Haring
Sixteenth Birthday Celebration for Misa Onalie
A joyous birthday party was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Higgins Saturday afternoon May 18 to celebrate their daughter Misa Onalie turning sixteen. A guest, Miss Linda Leg, attended the event with friends and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Higgins
Misa Onalie
Linda Leg
Local Social Roundup From Loch-A-Bar and Nearby
Mrs. T Barr and daughter from Bald win visited Mrs A Cline and Mrs F Littlefield joined Mrs BE Thorton for a visit to Saginaw on Wednesday. Neighbors Barret of Orion stayed with the Hulls over the weekend. Sunday callers at Ambrosier's included R Barton from Farwell R Ambrosier from Linden and B Cooley from Corunna and M Hull. Alger Cline of White Cloud visited his mother A Cline Friday. Harold Alman and family moved into a new home Saturday. Mrs F Littlefield spent Thursday in Grand Rapids. Mrs M Hull has shown marked improvement after illness. Mrs A Cline and Mrs L Frisbey shopped in Clare Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Barr
Baldwin
A. Cline
F. Littlefield
BE. Thorton
Saginaw
M. Hull
Alger Cline
White Cloud
Harold Alman
Grand Rapids
L. Frisbey
Gaskill and Friends Visit Across Town
Winterfield residents Mr and Mrs Sam Gaskill were in Clare Monday with Roy Sutton and family. Weekend visitors from Flint included Bert Lockwood Sherman Boyer family Amos Church family William Cutler and friend Frank Davis and daughters Olin Teachout and Vander Woude relatives. John Gaskill visited Frances and Edith Davis Friday evening. Deits spent Sunday with daughter Clinton Foster and family.
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Sam Gaskill
Clare
Roy Sutton
Edd Cutler Homie
Bert Lockwood
Sherman, Boyer
Simon Vander Woude
Andrew Vander Woude
Grand Rapid’s
John Gaskill
Frances
Edith Davis
Co. J. Deits
Clinton Foster
Sunday visitors and acquaintances around Farwell
Oren Mason of Ionia called at RB Powell's. Carl Cotterman, working near Gladwin, visited sister Mrs. Glen Powell and family. Walter Heyden and Harry Tikhams of Lansing and Flint guests at Pearl Tryon’s. Lena Davison and daughters dined with sister Mrs. Harley Bentley. Wallace Graham and son from Flint visited. B J Rainville and three children of Hunt spent weekend with Harley Bentley family. John Halstead and Lester Finch attended John Davis funeral at Cadillac. Davis was longtime Maple Grove resident. We extend sympathy to the bereaved. Miss Joan Tyndall of Farwell and Miss Mateuret Harris visited Doris Powell. John Andrews, 80, is poorly and sick.
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Oren’ Mason
Ionia
RB. J
Lena Davison
Ann Arbor
Harley Bentley
Wallace Graham
Flint
Algo
B. J. Rainville
Hunt
Harley
Bentley
John Halstead
Lester
Louis Finch
John Davis
Cadillac
Local Notes From Barwell and Farwell
In Barwell and Farwell area reports include several health updates with a stomach hemorrhage noted Tuesday night and blood transfusion given to Connie Cne. Little Betty Jean Powell shows improvement after two weeks of illness. A Welgh family moved onto the farm vacated by John Andrews and Mr. and Mrs. A West. Graduation at Barwell attracted local attendance. Farwell commencements Friday night drew good local representation. Yellow chalkboards replace blackboards at a Torquay school citing eye strain relief and easier copying onto white paper.
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Geneva
Connie
Beitty Jean Powell
Welgh
John Andrews
A. West
Barwell
Farwell
Robert Botts
Baby
R. J.powells
Torquay
England
Heating Value Comparison Between Wood and Coal
A standard cord of wood provides roughly the same heating value as a ton of coal, indicating comparable energy output for heating applications. The statement highlights equivalence in energy content between these two common fuels.
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Pioneer Tennis
Netters
Harrison
White
Onalie
Linda Lee
Sports
Dope
Harris & Hirts
Great States
RED Devil
Pine River
Michigan
Oscoda
Quaniassee
Charlevoix
St. Joseph
Winterfield
Wisconsin
Sudan
Pfeiffer’s
Michigan Liquor Control Commission
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
FORD
Tudor
E. Hampton Motor Sales
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