Bowling News Recap From Clare League Matches
Jerry's Cafe led as Clare Drug Company fell to them in three games. Cities Service edged Manee's Market while Gulf Gas swept Standard Oil with big 463 series. Bell Telephone beat Clare Hardware. Half Tanners beat Clare Elevator. Kiwanis won two from Schaeffer's Dairy. Inter-City results show Farwell top, Harrison close, Coleman sweeping Clare.
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Jerry’s Cafe
Clare Hardware
Manee’s Market
Clare Drug Company
Cities Service
Gay's
Gulf Gas
Kiwanis
Half
Tanners
Johnson Electrick AU
Standard Oil
Schaeffer's Daily
Bell Telephone
Clare Elevator Q
Vice
Manee
McClusky
Standard Il
J. Graves
Roach
Haringe
Becker
B. Burgiette
Clare Elevator
J. C. Marotzke
Schaeffer’s Dairy
Fleming
Johnson Electric
Gay
WY. Hales
WL. Brewer
J. Grove
A. Brown
R. Cimmerer
J. C. Martozke
B. Burnett
J. Sproat
Chapman
A. Haley
A. Johnson, Sr
Parent
Farwell
Harrison
Coleman
Clare
Schofield
L. Stanley
Bradshaw
Mussell
Spencer
R. Renner
Stanfield
Stanley
Mason's League Bowling Scores Highlight Strong Matches
Mason's No. 1 led by A Crum with a 441 series defeated K C No 1 as D Mce Connell topped with 405. J Morrison totaled 560 to edge Mason's No 2 while L Hampton and Burnett posted 455 and 450. Leading single games include Fr Morrison 197 209 and Burnett 171.
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Mason
A. Crum
K. C
D. Mce Connell
J. Morrison
K. CG. No
L. Hampton
Burnett
L. Beck
Fr. Morrison
Arum
Doll
Hunters Urged to Observe Duck Hunting Hours
Conservation officers announce statewide duck hunting hours for Clare Isabella Gladwin and Midland counties. Hours span November 17 from 7 23 a.m. to 4 00 p.m. November 25 from 7 35 a.m. to 4 00 p.m. November 28 from 4 2 a.m. to 4 00 p.m. Roscommon County follows the same times except Houghton Lake closes at 2 60 p.m. All times are Eastern Standard Time.
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Clare County
Isabella County
Gladwin
Midland
Rosconywnon County
Houghton Lake
Pioneers Schedule Set For 14 Basketball Games
With football done the Pioneers announce fourteen regular season games starting December 8 at Coleman and ending before the district tournament February 27 28 29. Practice begins next Friday and results can be found in The Sentinel Glassified Columns.
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Coleman
Reed City
St. Louis
Gladwin
Hvart
Midland
Ewatt
Pioneers
Africa's Gambia Mosquito Threat Spurs Brazil Battle
Brazil fights the dangerous anopheles gambia mosquito blamed for malaria and heavy losses. Dr Evandro Chagas notes its potential spread to the Amazon, with a public health drive of 50 doctors and 3,000 workers deploying drainage and pool elimination as the dry season nears.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Africa
Anopheles
Gambia
Rockefeller Foundation
R. Shannon
Amazon
Evandro Chagas
Eightyearold Hugh Delanty Maps the Nations Railroads
In Aberdeen Washington an eight year old, Hugh Delanty, shows an encyclopedic knowledge of U S railway lines terminals and key stops. He writes to national railroad executives and uses maps and literature to study traffic problems and geography. He assists railroad agents on technical points despite disliking arithmetic.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Hugh Delanty
Hugh
United States
National Railroad
Propaganda Used 4 000 Years Ago by Egyptians
Dr. John A. Wilson of the University of Chicago argues at the American Historical Association that ancient Egypt employed organized propaganda 4000 years ago. He says priests shaped history to glorify pharaohs and notes Rameses II and Rameses III victories were likely propaganda.
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Chicago
Egypt
John A. Wilson
University of Chicago
American Historical Association
Wilson
B. C
Rameses II
Rameses III
Chicagoan
Bombproof Edison Relics Building Planned in New Jersey
West Orange officials announced a bombproof structure to house Thomas A. Edison relics and invention models. Designed by W Orrin Bartlett, the reinforced concrete building will be 90 feet long with four foot exterior walls and a two foot roof, costing $25 000 to $50 000. Vaults inside will be six feet thick with steel reinforcement, air conditioning and humidity control.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas A. Edison Industries
Thomas A. Edison
W. Orrin Bartlett
Bloomfield
Recruiting Rosters Include Canada and Samuel Germany
In Peoria the U S Army notes a parade of names as C O Canada signed the recruiting roster. Canada, from Decatur, was followed by Samuel Germany through the recruiting office, marking a notable sequence in the enlistment process.
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Germany
England
Canada
U. S. Army Peoria
C. O. Canada
Army
Decatur
Samuel Germany
Farmers Urged to Display Herd Records for Profit
Dairymen should mark each cow’s yearly fat and milk yield with fat percentage, a practice used in Denmark and Holland. Framed slate records above each cow’s head help with stricter culling, save better heifers, and educate visitors. Goal is 400 pounds fat per herd annually, guiding breeds like Ayrshire Brown Swiss Guernsey Holstein and Jersey to higher output. Continuous record use puts dairy herds on a modern business basis.
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EH. J. Perry
Extension Dairyman
Rutgers University
Denmark
Holland
New Jersey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Holstein
Jersey
Milk Cows Milch Right Side Not Essential Says Expert
Prof. W. T. Crandall of the New York State college of agriculture says there is no scientific or practical reason to milk cows exclusively from the right side. Calves nurse from both sides, and production is unaffected when cows are milked from the left side, though most people are right handed and prefer the right side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Crandall
New York State College of Agriculture
Insecticide shifts under federal regulation noted
University of Missouri expert George D. Jones says federal rules trimming poisonous residues push growers from lead or calcium arsenate to safer substitutes that kill but leave no harmful residue. Pyrethrum and rotenone mixtures are common plant based options with variable potency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Jones
University of Missouri College of Agriculture
Fire blight advisory for fruit growers
Growers warned to watch for fire blight in apples and pears as it can destroy orchards if unchecked. Early pruning of infected branches and cankers is the best control. Nicotine spray controls insects only.
Air power push at Wright Field for third dimensional warfare
At Wright Field Ohio air experts push for supremacy in advanced aircraft as export restrictions ease. They test every component from engines to fuels under 2,800 personnel, aiming for 400 mph pursuit craft and 1,000 mile bomber convoys while pursuing lighter, robot pilots and simpler controls to cut pilot fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Uncle Sam
Wright Field
Army Air Development
United States
Washington
H. C. Armstrong
University of Pennsylvania Receives Major Bequests
The University of Pennsylvania reported nearly 1.5 million dollars in contributions and bequests for the year ending June 30. A substantial portion funds the 200th anniversary of Benjamin Franklin's founding of the university.
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University of Pennsylvania
University
Benjamin Franklin
Dodge Adopts Coat-of-Arms for 1941 Radiator Medallion
Dodge adopts a 1941 radiator medallion featuring a coat-of-arms with origins dating to 1306. The arms were granted to an early ancestor of the Dodge founders and linked to the Barony of Coldingham in Scotland.
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Dodge
Doldge Business
Coldingham
Scotland
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