Ladies Wednesday League Scores and High Ind
In the City league play at Surrey House Rexal Drug Moyers Builders Verney Bosink Lehrs Shell Service and Citizens Bank Trust Co. the standout scores include Betty Stevens 196 high game and 523 series, Barbara Dunbar 174, Lois Foell 173, Edith Cain 451 series and 8-7-10 split converted by Edith Cain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surrey House
Rexal Drug
Moyers Builders
Verney Bosink Ins
Lehrs Shell
Citizens Bank Trust Co
Betty Stevens
Barbara Dunbar
Lois Foell
Edith Cain
Helen LaGoe
Monday Night Mixed League Standings 1965
League standings from September 27 1965 show teams led by Mickle and saileeee 9 Green and Burdo 9 Cruden and Saul 8 with several other clubs close. High series and games honors go to Ralph Leposky and Irene Cruden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickle and
Saileeee
Green and Burdo
Cruden and Saul
Galvin and Foss
Ardis
Bryant
McDonald
Mustangs
J & BR Builders
Patterson and Conlay
Hales and Gordon
Bryant and Erickson
Irwin and Robison
Flintstones
Bel-I-Wil
Co. Pangus, Inc
Roe and Everts
Stanley Oi Co
Ralph Leposky
Ken Roe
Jay Green
Irene Cruden
Betty Szul
Southeast Sheridan to Celebrate Wedding and Reception
Lawrence Bergman and Mrs Abbie Paxton announce their marriage in Southeast Sheridan with a reception at Dale hall Gladwin county at 8 00 PM on the date They reside Beaverton and will live on Paxton farm here Community members extend warm welcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Bergman
Abbie Paxton
Dale Hall
Gladwin County
Paxton
Mr. Bergman
Beaverton
van Dyke Road
Bill Randle
Tom Bennett
Less Randle
Sheridan
Valmer Armour
Port Huron
William Gerow
Lois Nylander
Manistique
Bernard Macklem
Roy Ramsey
Coleman
Leo Jordan
Lynn
Loren
Bay City
C. Jordan
Roy
Joe Schumacher
Jerome Schumacher
Fred Carter
Bob Wagner
Warren
Upson
Andersonville Card Party Highlights Local Winners
Eight tables played Friday with Edna Dixon and Elmer Methner taking first prizes. Second high went to Erna Kay Shafer and Vern Gilson, and Mrs. Vern Gilson won the Traveler. Hostess was Mrs. George Renner. next party on the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Dixon
Elmer Methner
Erna Kay Shafer
Vern Gilson
George Renner
Coats- Zinser
Methodist Church
Bill
Pat
Eugene Shafer
Saginaw General Hospital
Walter Dehmel
Birch Run
John Mitchell
Coleman
Thursday Afternoon Ladies Bowling Scores Report
The list records teams and sponsors including Coker Funeral Home Sester Lumber Hendrie Packing Wilson's Painting and Clare Furniture with scores from a Thursday afternoon league. High series achievers were A Schultz 514 B Szul 504 J Weldon 499 P Richardson 499 and high games by A Schultz 215 P Richardson 192 B Szul 185.
Thursday Night Mixed League Standings and Highs
In the September 1965 edition the Thursday night mixed league shows team pairings and scores led by Bauer and Lake with 15 points. Individual highlights include Pete Brown's high series 530 and 201 game, and Bonnie Bauder leading women with 493 series and Penny Bryant 195 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer & Lake
Goodwin & Riley
Baumgarth
LaGoe
Bicknell & Hearns
Smith
Jake
Fran
Morse
Pete
Earl Baumgarth
Pete Brown
Don Smith
Nelson Bauer
Bonnie Bauder
Fran Carncross
Penny Bryant
Romagne Hemstreet
Weew ear High Bowling Series and High Games
Weewer High Series shows S Isaac 444 and B Bryant 437 leading, with M Hartshorn 432. Team results include Foster's Fussbudgets and Lewis Lemons near top, while individual high games list Bryant 158 and Groves 135. Bryant also posts the high series 281 with Groves 257 and Lewis 256.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Isaac
B. Bryant
M Hartshorn
Weekend Visits and Train Ride Outing in Michigan
Temple area residents Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Earle Painter spent Thursday at the Carter cottage on M 611. Others from Flint joined trips to Lake City Cadillac and back, with dinners at Missaukee Cafe. Families and friends from Flint also spent weekends at Three Oaks and with relatives, while some hunted and planned returns home midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Carter
Earle Painter
Riverdale
Carter Cottage
Mary Green
Reed City
Don Weaver
Paul Deerbin
Floyd Anderson
Flint
Lake City
Cadillac
Misssaukee
Moorestown
George Welsh
Frank Hanes
Three Oaks
Ralph Waldron
Edgar Waldron
Local Visitors and Family News From Mt Pleasant Area
Mrs Lucy J Carey Mrs P Khabir and Mrs Maude Norman visited Mt Pleasant on Wednesday. They visited their daughter Mrs Lennah Barclay in the Community hospital and Mrs Norman called on her niece Mrs Ray Ellison. The Everdeen family from Ithaca visited Ralph Carey and his mother Mrs P Khabir in Harrison. Henry Normans hosted five generations of Coleman friends. Miss Judy Dutcher hosted Miss Smith from Detroit area for a weekend visit including trips to Higgins Lake Porter Ranch and a Whittemore football game. News tip line 539-3083.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy J. Carey
P. Khabir
Maude Norman
Mt. Pleasant
Lennah Barclay
Community Hospital
Coleman
Baker
Miss Baker
Bid
Mildred Bower
Josephine Bailey
Ronnie
Norman’s
Bowers
Judy Dutcher
Detroit
Miss Smith
Higgins Lake
Porter Ranch Conservation Experiment Station
Whittemore
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Porthae
Clare
Coleman & Harrison
Holley Jets
Hilltop Bar
Clare Sentinel
Doherty Funeral Home
Twin Elms
Blatz
Anderson Drugs
Citizen’s Bank
Betty Haggart
Grace Irwin
Bonniie Bauder
Ila Baker
Gateway
Dunlop
Luce & Terwilliger
Kraft Foods
Stanley Oil
Hilltop
Bell Beck's
Standard
Jervildars
Clare Painters
Bryants Mobil Citizens Bank Firebirds
Clare Dairy State Farm
N. Mahon
R. Wilson
D. Luce
N, Mahon
D Luce
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Ecuniees
Anos Aest Hag
Clare Hardware
MD Saat
Hardwarer Lumber
Warp Bros
Plastics Stree
McClain
Colonville
Paul Slater
Melanies
Edinborough
Mott
Barnhart
Cliff Lettick
Daniel Band
Howard Cotton
Illinois
Forrest
Peoria
Chicago
Loop
Lester Cotton
New Shaxlow Rest Home
Arling Severson
Lucille
Florida
Erma
Betty
Clare Loan Co
Phorie
Andersonville
Farwell
Wildcats
Holley High
M. Hartshorn
D. Colosky
J. Warner
Sentinel
Temple News
Aloe
Dull’s Farm Service
Leon Dull Clare
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U.S
Coyote
SEN
Usvel
Batt
Leiter Bros
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