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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1940
Page
6
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The Pioneer presents a high school basketball schedule listing games at Coleman Reed City St Louis and other venues from December to February with district tournament dates provided. Teams include Ewart Remus Gladwin Midland and Evart with home and away designations.
Weather warmed last week and hunters raced home for Thanksgiving. Clare Hi- Speed buck contest weighed in wins for Heaviest Bill Jay 198 percent counts and Heaviest West by Grant Hamilton and Rand Ledge 185 pounds, with Hemsley earning Widest Spread 2214 inches. Entries exceed last year by several hundred.
Conservation officers urge hunters to follow established duck hunting hours published for Clare county and extending to Isabella Gladwin Midland and Ros common counties. In Houghton Lake hunting ends at 2 00 pm with standard Eastern Time.
The column lists team records with Won and Lost for Jerry's Cafe Clare Hardware Manee's Market Gay's 5 & 10 Cities Service Kiwanis Clare Drug Gulf Gas and others. Gulf Gas rolled 19 pins more than Manee's Market but won only one game as Manee's swept the first and last games by six pins total. Individual highs include N Struble 448 and J Graves 462 in losses.
Carl Ambrosier of Linden spent the first three days of deer season with grandparents. John Frisbie harvested a six point buck on Tuesday. The Allman family Thanksgivinged with J Bergey north of Harrison. Mrs Cane and several Frisbie and Ambrosier relatives attended an O B S installation in Farwell. Detroit relatives Manley Mills Leland Mills Anna Bell Miller and others mentioned in the gathering.
Mills and Mrs C Macklin of Farwell joined Mr and Mrs M Mills for Thanksgiving dinner. Maud Burston and Mr and Mrs Traverse City hosted Mr and Mrs 3B Littlefield for several days. L Ambrosier of Flint dined with his parents A F and Mrs Ambrosier. F Littlefield and Sholds hosted Sunday dinner in Grand Rapids.
Mrs Leland FWavreau of Alma visited her mother and family Mr and Mrs Emerson Burton last week. Mrs Burton has ongoing leg infection. Personality contest attendance reported from Harrison last Friday. Corn shredders completed work in the neighborhood. Mrs Robert Smith of West Grant visited her parents Sunday. daughter Eleanor accompanied her. Mrs H R Brockway of Royal Oak cares for Mrs Howard Brockway who is ill. Mr and Mrs Russell Shenk of Highland Park returned home after visiting here at the C Krocker home last week.
Pleasant Valley reports Thanksgiving visits among residents including Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clute and children, Jacob Erb, the Kleiner family, Bay and Barton households, and many relatives. Sympathy extends to the Henderson family. Gwen Spink to host Eagle Aid quilting on December 5. Sunday dinner guests featured Henry Kleiner and extended family.
Sympathy is extended to Mrs Koch and sons and to Mr Harvey Dull and his family for their losses. Local residents shared Thanksgiving visits, visits from relatives, and a venison dinner. Townsends Club members held a regular meeting with a plan for a Sheridan town hall gathering on Friday November 29 with Ira Brinker from Bay City expected to attend. services at the church Sunday drew a good crowd and a strong message.
Families gather for meals and visits across Hinkleville with callers from Detroit Midland Clare and Kalamazoo. The community mourns the mysterious disappearance of George Struble formerly of Mt Pleasant, with no trace found a month later.
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