Coleman Ladies Bowling League Standings and Highs Listed
The Coleman Ladies Bowling League shows team standings led by Dunlop Bar 29 points and Gateway Lanes 22 with members like June McNally and Pat Arthur achieving high scores. Individual highlights include June McNally 509 series and high game figures such as 206 by June McNally and 191 by Pat Arthur, while team highs reach 772 for Drewry's and 2591 in team series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita
Drewry’s
State Bank
Sealtest Pahbat
Simona L. O'Lauglin
Drewry
Beauty Shop
O’laughlin
Town & Country
Luce & Terwiliiger
Clare Painters
Mich. Bell
Bryants Mobil
Citizens Bank
Rockerete ~ i
Krafts
State Farm
Firebirds
Stanley Oi
J&r Builders
Clare Dairy
Dunlop
Cherry Lane
Carling
Dollar Gateway
Modern Woodine O’laughlin
Wilkie’s
Service Independent
Johnson Oil
Anderson Drug
Standard
K&d
Corat Bros
Pk. Dowd
Service Ward Electric
W. D. Herkel
C. Dana
Ed Weihl
D. Bowman
Gateway Lanes
Anderson
Modern Woodmen
Thursday Night Mixed League Scores and Highs 1965
Recap of results from the November 4 1965 Thursday night mixed league with team scores from Goodwin Riley to Hatton including top men and women high series and games Fran Carncross Betty Stevens Pete Brown and others among listed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickle and Busche
Pangus, Inc
Bes Cruden
Szul
Ardis Ani
Bryant
J & R Builders
Roe and Everts
Patterson
Conley
Hales and
Gordon
McDonald's Mustangs
Bel-l-Wil
Bryant and Erickson
Green and Burdo
Colvin and
Foss
Il Irwin
Robison
Stanley Oil Co
Flintstones
Floyd Stanley
Wyhursday
Clare City Briefs Vacation and family visits noted
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Artibee vacation in Jamaica. Cleveland visitors joined relatives in southeastern Michigan. Mrs. Wayne Grimm and Janet of Royal Oak spent Saturday with sister Mrs. George Finch. The Wrights and Wright family hosted Fern Wright in Midland. Archambault and Cunningham families visited Lloyd Montgomery in Kalamazoo. Frank Cunningham of Flint dined with Effie Harvey and Mary Mussel. Terry Mussel spent the weekend in Holt with Ellis and Barb Mussel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Artibee
Jamaica
Ralph Cleveland
Wayne Grimm
Janet
Royal Oak
George Finch
Ricky
Dayton LaVoye
Marilyn
Twyla
Cathy Blackledge
Charles E. Wright
Midland
Fern Wright
Farwell
Merle Archambault
Kenneth J. Cunningham
Sandra
Lloyd Montgomery
Kalamazoo
Frank Cunningham
Flint
Effie Harvey
Mary Mussel
Terry
Holt
Ellis Mussel
Ellis
Barb
Clare Sentinel note on local residents travels
In November 1965 the Clare Sentinel reports Mr. and Mrs. Les Cotton traveling to Florida. Mrs. Cecil Bouchey visited her mother Mrs. Emma Perry and aunt Mrs. Clara Burgess in Mason. She then went to Houghton Lake to visit her daughter, returning home with several relatives from Clare, Farwell, Rosebush, Mr. Pleasant and Clare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Cotton
Florida
Cecil Bouchey
Emma Perry
Clara Burgess
Mason
Houghton Lake
John Small
Homer Livingston
Glenn Livingston
Farwell
Robert Meyers
Rosebush
Lee Clause
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Blazers
Witbecks Iga
Der
Leonard
Michigan
Leon Stanley
West 5Th Street
Leonard Dealers
Coleman Ladies Bowling League
Holley
Snick Wood
F. Willey
L. Skinner
Ine
Holley Jets
Clare Sentinel
Blatz
Hilltop Bar
Doherty Funeral Home Hi
Fran Carncross
Betty Haggart
Grace Irwin
Bonnie Bauder
Ladies Gateway Lanes
Hendrie Packing
Coker Funeral Home
Dunlop Bar & Grille
Witbeck I.G.A
Selter Bros. Lumber
Gateway
Clare Laudromat
Wilson’s. Painting & Decora Alexander, Shoes L
Gibis & Song Transit
Clare Furniture
Colonial House
Stanley Off Co
Johnson Elevator
Witbeck
Wilson
Carncross
Lynch
Blystone
F. Carncross
L. Lynch
L Mumford
Enemas
REN Cox
Ph. EV
Hoover , Puig
Aetna
Ms Sige
Peel
Pinbreakers
Messers Megs
Wildcats
Isaac
Machal
Whitfield
Wilkinson
Skinner
Bantam
J. J. Bluejays
Foster’s Fussbudgets
Riley's Roughnecks
Lewis Lemons
Lainback Lainbackers
Cruden
Crusaders
Brewer's Bulldogs
Anderson’s Astros
Jabour’s
Graham's Gumdrops
B. Bryant
M. Coakley
M. Foster
K. Jabour
Coleman Mens Bowling League
Jar
Bowman
Ani
Rexall
Hallmark _ HOLIDAY
Hallmark
National Football League
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Clare City Briefs
Witbeck' S Plaza
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