Gladwin Bowlers Edge Clare Team Sunday
Gladwin bowlers hosted Clare on their alleys Sunday and performed well though not courteously. Mt Pleasant chamber girls beat Dr Slattery’s team by eight points with Miranda and Stillwagon top scorers and several Mt Pleasant players posting solid totals.
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Gladwin
Mt. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Slattery
M. Miranda
Mt. P
Lee Stillwagon
Clare
Jean Smith
Cc. Sheridan
Hilene Milley
D. Koch
Lois Widermuth
Bowling News Standings and High Scores Report
The bowling news lists team records for the Cotter's Motor Sales league with Grove's 5 10 and Dr Slattery leading in low scores. High series honors go to H Bradshaw 395, L Stillwagon 482, N Grove 436, M Johnson 400, J Chapman 398, C Sheridan 436, G McDonald 470. High games include D Koch 162 and M Johnson 167, with multiple players posting 160s to 172. In Mason’s League, leaders are K C No 1 168 and Mason No 1 14 19. high series achievers include A Haley 507 and D Horden 440.
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Cotter’s Motor Sales
Grove’s
Dr. Slattery
Gulf Girls
Coleman
Clare Bowling
Bell Telephone
Clare Independents
H. Bradshaw
L. Stillwagon
N. Grove
M. Johnson
J. Chapman
C. Sheridan
G. McDonald
H. Phimey
M. Olson
D. Koch
L. Grove
CG. Sheridan
F. Anderson
S. Leichti
L. Hall
K. C. & Mason's
K. C
Mason
K. G
D. Horden
A. Haley
D. McConnell
G. Stanfield
High single games by bowlers Beltinck Horden Haley McConnell Stanfield
R Beltinck 178 Db Horden 155 A Haley 185 175 D McConnell 150 169 and G Stanfield 177 posted in an aggregate score update for a bowling night. Individual efforts highlighted include Haley with 185 and 175 in two games and Stanfield with 177.
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R. Beltinck
Db. Horden
A. Haley
D. McConnell
G. Stanfield
Binary stars show eclipsing Beta Lyrae tail phenomenon
Astronomers describe binary star systems where two stars orbit closely sometimes in contact. At a meeting in Wellesley Dr. Gerard Kuiper proposed Beta Lyrae’s mass transfer creates a fast stellar tail trailing behind as the pair revolves.
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Spica
Castor
Algor
Earth
Lyra
The
Harp
Devoted Sister Claudia Saves Girl From Slocum Disaster
On June 15 1904 a fire aboard the General Slocum killed over a thousand. Sister Claudia in charge of a young hospital patient refused to let her go despite pleas from the patient’s Lutheran family who later lauded her sacrifice and devotion.
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General Slocum
Claudia
St. Vincent’s Hospital
New York
Gir
Lutheran Church
Janie
New York Sun
Hunter Wounded by Excited Hound Dog
Carl Smith of Emporia Virginia was hunting for a squirrel when he climbed a tree to retrieve it. His dog accidentally discharged the rifle and he was hit in the arm by shot in Roanoke Rapids North Carolina.
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Hunter
Roanoke Rapids
N. C
Carl Smith
Emporia
Smith
United States Naval Base Grows at Argentia Newfoundland
A vast U S naval air station rises on the Newfoundland coast near Argentia, with over 1,000 American workers building barracks, a theater, post office, and supply facilities. The base hosts a large fleet presence at times, yet harsh peatland digging, cold weather, homesickness, and limited flora mark life here while the U S and Britain maintain wartime lease terms.
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Argentia
Newfoundland
New York
London
Great Britain
United States
Jail Trusty’s Odd Outing Ends With Sheriff Reunion
In Painesville Ohio a jail trusty with three dollars used an errand to visit Cleveland for a movie. He bumped into the sheriff in the city and returned to the county jail. The episode marked another on again off again stretch in his custody.
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Painesville
Ohio
Cleveland
Portable Bar Dispenses Food for Tourists Dogs
Clipper Gap California resort owner Robert White opened a portable dog bar on a shady lawn to feed dogs while owners refresh. Over 45 days the bar served 378 dogs with canned food biscuits milk and water without charge.
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Clipper Gap
Calif
Fido
Robert White
Sierra Place
Be illegible headline about bees as Wyoming livestock
The Wyoming board of equalization ruled bees are livestock to aid beekeepers facing sales tax on winter sugar. The decision frames bees as stock, distinguishing them from animals like pigs and cows in tax terms.
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Edict of Wyoming Board
Cheyenne, Wyco
Wyoming
State Board of Equalization
100th Year of Gretna Volunteer Firemen Parade
Gretna Louisiana marked the 100th anniversary of its volunteer firefighting force dating to 1841. The celebration featured a parade with bands and refreshments, recalling early equipment from a bucket brigade to a 500 gallon per minute steam engine, and a notable marcher Cornelius the top-hatted figure guiding the hand drawn engine.
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Gretna
Gretna Fire Company No.1
David Crockett Steam Fire Company No. 1
Cornelius
Long Lost Fort Osage Site Found by Road Workers
Kansas City area workers uncover stone foundations six feet underground on a hill overlooking the Missouri valley, tracing to Old Fort Osage built in 1804 by Maj. George Sibley. The find precedes Jackson County plans to reconstruct the stockade and buildings on 16 acres bought for a historical park, linking to the Santa Fe trail and Benton’s road grant.
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Kansas City
Old Fort Osage
Sibley
Here
Missouri Valley
Jackson County
Fort Osage
George Sibley
Washington
Jalopy travels 4000 miles on crankcase drainings
CLEAN, WN. Y. Young James Thomas reports his 1928 model oil burning roadster covered 4000 miles using crankcase drainings as fuel. He says the Ford averages 18 miles per gallon and reaches 40 mph, often refueled free at stations. He explains switching to drainings after a diesel fuel refueling stop and enhancing compression.
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Clean
WN. Y
James Thomas
Thomas
Ford
Calera
Texas
Desert
Permission Granted To Shoot an Opossum
CUSHING OKLA C W Shreves a cautious man saw an opossum head toward his chicken yard in moonlight and obtained permission from Police Sergeant Ray Oliver before firing one shot that killed the thief opossum.
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Cushing
Okla
C. W. Shreves
Ray Oliver
Orie
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Clare Clark
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L. Chapman
Neely
Clare Recreation Girls
Hales
Reithel
Chapman
Clare Adams
Johnson
Anderson
Clare Ballmer
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Behnke
Cladus
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Dunlop
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McCord
Wentworth
Clare Mitchell
Stanley
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Bowling News
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Veteran Center
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Gulf Tigers
Glare High School
Slocum
Part of
U. S
Jail Trusty
Gretna, la
Mowbray Insurance Agency
Citizens State Bank Bldg
Fort Sage
Freeman
Redding
Gilmore
Vernon
Edenville
Wise
Surrey
Grant
Freeman-Redding
Edenville-Jerome
Isabella
Midland
Missaukee
Montcalm
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Clare County
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