Dunlop Cafe Team Beats Mt. Pleasant Altes Bowlers
The Dunlop Cafe bowling team defeated the Altes of Mt. Pleasant at Chippewa Alleys on Sunday. J Mitchell led Mt. Pleasant with a 231 single game, while Jim Grove scored 213 for Dunlops. Team totals show Clare Bailey and J McCord leading Mt. Pleasant with 462 and 537 respectively, while Clare Wentworth and J Mitchell contributed strong 483 and 538 for their teams.
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Dunlop Cafe
Mt. Pleasant
Altes
Chippewa
J. Mitchell
Jim Grove
Dunlops
Bailey
Clare
J. McCord
Mt. P
McCloskey
J. Barnes
Lucky
M. Goddard
Wentworth
Mussell
H. Shriver
Bowling News High Series and Singles Highlights
High series leaders include L Hampton 499 L Brewer 515 J Grove 626 R McMillen 507 D McConnell 495 J Stanley 509 L Chapman 497 and T Cotter 506. Top single game scores feature P Bradshaw 166 Spencer 172 Cotter 225 Chapman 201 Thayer 186 Stough 162 Thayer 186 McConnell 174 Grove 227 McMillen 202 Parkey 173.
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L. Hampton
L. Brewer
J. Grove
R. McMillen
D. McConnell
J. Stanley
L Chapman
T. Cotter
P. Bradshaw
Spencer
L. Chapman
H. Wherry
D. Stough
J. Thayer
F. Lewis
W. Becker
Woodworth
A. Parkey
Merchants League Standings And High Series Leaders
The Merchants League table for Tuesday, November 25, 1941 lists Hall Tanners 419 8 4, Dunlop Cafe 16 11, Clare Elevator 16 11, Mance's Market 14 14, Houghton Drug 14 13, Loomis Welders 13 14, Clare Hardware 11 46, Schaeffer's Dairy 522. High series honors go to Bailey 487, A Gilmore 522, M Rice 499, H Hall 524, O Parent 491. High single games include Bailey 172 168, Jim Grove 185, A Gilmore 181 184, M Rice 167 182, H Hall 216 among others.
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Merchants League
Hall Tanners
Dunlop Cafe
Clare Elevator
Mance’s Market
Houghton Drug
Loomis Welders
Clare Hardware
Schaeffer's Dairy
Bailey
A. Gilmore
M. Rice
H. Hall
O. Parent
Walters
T. Kane
B. Cleveland
Jim Grove
W. Wentworth
D. Parish
H. Olds
F. Walters
J. C. Marotzke
John Grove
Mowbray
K. Ritter
N. Maxwell
M. Loomis
Follett Restocks Michigan with Successful Ruffed Grouse Project
The Detroit Zoological Society and Michigan Zoological Society officials announce Richard Follett’s team raised fifty eight ruffed grouse from eggs in 1941. The birds, raised in two cages on sanctuary grounds, mark a major step in public and private conservation efforts to restock Michigan and potentially other states. Follett, Secretary-Director for nearly three decades, emphasizes the achievement as a pinnacle among past efforts.
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Detroit Zoological Park
Detroit Zoological Society
Michigan Zoological Society
Michigan
Folletts Grouse Project Advances Conservation Effort
The Michigan Zoological Society under Secretary and Director Mr Follett continues a drive to raise and restock grouse in Michigan. Dr William J Hale and Midland backers join the Hatton Township group to breed disease free Ruffed Sharptail Pinnated and Spruce Grouse. Fifty wild adults released. spring plans call for twenty females and a few males in a five acre pen to attract wild mates and reestablish native instincts.
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Follett
Mr. Follett
Michigan Zoological Society
William J. Hale
Dow Chemical Company
Mr. Follet
Richard H. Follett
Vernil
Dovis
Charles J. Strosocker
Dow
Busy Andersonville residents and community notes
The piece highlights a bustling Andersonville scene with residents like Lawrence Acker seeking a longer day, Mrs. John Tice's busy week aided by the Red Cross and school lunch kitchen work, surprise birthday party for Mrs. Tice, notices of well-kept farms and stables, a call for better team staffing for O W Day, and congratulations for the Sharpe couple. The report also notes the loss of a farm horse and local garden pride.
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Andersonville
Lawrence Acker
Congress
John Tice
Red Cross
John Stough
Vernon Township
John Holishok
Joe Acker
Joe
O. W. Day
Russel Sharpe
Weekend guests and sick list from local notes
Ployd Pishburn of Thompsonville visits Mr and Mrs Merlin Burns in Detroit while Thurman Swartz remains on the sick list during the weekend.
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Edd
Ployd—Pishburn
Thompsonville
Merlin Burns
Detroit
Frank Burns
Thurman Swartz
Pleasant Valley Social News Highlights
Mrs Orville Bates visited grandparents in Clare while Mrs Joanna Bechtel of Brown City and Gordon Rosenberger of Detroit joined Sunday guests at the Otto Kleiner home. Nearby visits include Owen Spink and Gordon Rosenberger’s circle. Congratulations to William Gordon on his golden wedding anniversary and sympathy to the Gordon family.
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Margaret Tillotson
Clare General Hospital
William Silvernail
Grand Blanc
Silvernails
Ernest Houle
Flint
Roy Myers
Houle
Gootch
Grimes Plant
Helena VanderWoude
Grand Rapids
Floyd Marsh
Stanton Clark
Pete Baker
Alma
William Merrill
Charles Cooper
Belle Lemere
Chicago
Alfred David
Clyde Postin
Fred Prudden
Vern Northrup
Northrup
Duane Prudden
Duane
John Balus
Walter Day
Marion
Eewin Rouse
William Gagnon
Charles Scribner and Son
Charles, Jr
Agnes Peterson
Fred Reimenschneider
Pontiac
Duane Scribner
Mt. Pleasant
Orville Bates
Sutherland
Clare
Joanna Bechtel
Brown City
Gordon Rosenberger
Detroit
Otto Kleiner
Phoebe Rosenberger
Bechtel
John Presley
Betty Presley
Herrick
Gerald Campbell
Jackson
Owen Spink
Maud Barber
Kenneth Roller
Arthur
Howard Penrose
Magmie Bunyan
William Gordon
Gordon
Commercial Tea Plantation in Guatemala Noted
A report describes Guatemala hosting the only commercial tea plantation outside the Orient, located just south of Mexico.
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The
Orient
Guatemala
Mexico
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Bowling News
Kiwanis No. 1
Masons
Standard Oil
Gulf Production
Nivison’s Cafe
Allen’s
Kiwanis No. 2
Coleman
Richard Follett
Guessoline
Midwest
RAD
Mae
Auerion-Auiz
NBC Blue Network
Ray McIntosh
Prudenville
Ral
Alan Page Beans
National Magazine
Marvel
Jane Parker
Lite
Gans
Ann Page
Sultana Bre
Rabbit
A&p
Jar
Can
Heinz Baby Foods
Wisconsin
Northern Tissue
Bot, Soc
S.F
White Sail
Ean
Texas
Florida
Doz
Pleasant Valley
Johnston’s
Clare Sentinel
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