Orchids lead bowling week with Leona Rogers 546 total
Leona Rogers tops weekly scores with 546 in the Orchids, aided by 189 and 187 games. Rogers narrows the top averages to 151, while Shirley Armbruster sits at 152 and Dorothy Stimpson at 151. Betty Hieber and Martha Routson pursue the most improved average, with 28 and 27 pins respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Rogers
Shirley Armbruster
Dorothy Stimpson
Betty Hieber
Martha Routson
Slick Chicks
Lodi Snaps
Universal
Bonnie Steiner
Martha Boutson
Marion Gillespie
Audrey Feurbacher
Thelma Evinger
Jean McPhee
Lucy Turner
Ruth Hanson
Hazel Gordon
Johnnie Johnson
Peg Steiner
Universal Fee Rece Erates
Haarers Market
Marilyn Jaeger
Virginia Bassett
Helen Haarer
Leona Rogers Eery
Lucy Turner Eee Nee
5Ackie Hoeft Ee
Lambarth's Ramblers Clinch First in Thursday Nine O'clock League
The week of April 3 saw Lambarth's Ramblers clinch first place with two more nights left in the season. A & M Chevrolet dropped four points to the Ramblers, while Saline Observer blanked Bridgewater 4 to 0 to move into second. Doubles were to Vance, Dell, England, Girbach, and Geis. Turkeys were Rae Gillen and Peg Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambarth’s Ramblers
Ramblers
A & M Chevrolet
Saline Observer
Bridgewater
Margaret Vance
Lou Dell
Julia England
Carol Girbach
Wini Geis
Rae Gillen
Peg Hunt
L Ramblers Pein i
Jmpro
Moea Eae
Bridgewater Rollers
J. Barnes
Bersuder
I. Bergey
EK. Betz
H. Welch
Friday Night Bowling League Tightens Race at Top
Frank's Texaco now leads by two points after taking first place, with B & B Recreation and four leaf clover boys vying for second. Grease Monkeys dominated early but face four remaining weeks as standard oil, Hull's Grocery, and Dairy, Burkhart's, George's Tavern, and others pushed for spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Leaf Clover
Grease Monkeys
B & B Tool
Frank
Texaco
Standard Oil
Hull’s Grocery
Hull
Dairy
Haarer’s
Burkhart’s
George’s Tavern
R&b Tool
KR & B Tool
Haviland’s
Hull’s
Wes Steiner
Kroske
Zurlinden
Ken Jeppesen
Kealy
Frobel
Bower
Hoeft
Harold Haarer
B & B Recreation
Ao EO
Haarer’s Quality Market
Burkhart
Saline Dairy
Haviland’s Tavern
B & B Tool Co
Gilberts
Eeaee
Aee
Wanted a Wife advertisement and local career notes
A column recalls a 50 year old notice headed Wanted a Wife inviting marriage minded women. The text also notes Ed Cook’s initiation as a clerk at Kelsey’s Grocery. Michael Luckhardt and Lizzie are mentioned in passing within the column’s society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Cook
Kelsey
Michael Luckhardt
Lizzie
Larkin Club Bridge Night Ends With Prizes
Mrs. Edna Burkhart hosted the Larkin Club on Monday evening. Peg gy Hunt won first prize and Julia Schmid second after bridge play followed by light refreshments. Nearby, Otto Buege and family from Belleville visited Mr. and Mrs. John E. Dicks, and Fred Gillen of Highland Park visited sister Mrs. George Burkhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xavier Bauer
William Sturm
Edna Burkhart
Larkin Club
Peggy Hunt
Julia Schmid
Otto Buege
Belleville
John E. Dicks
Fred Gillen
Highland Park
George Burkhart
Carl Curtiss
Harry Holmes
Dora
Thelma Brown
Howe
Indiana
Arthur
Local visits and church group outings noted
A sequence of community activities includes Miss Mattie Howard and Miss Ruth Morris visiting the Morris home in Albion on Friday evening, local women attending a Study Club Music Appreciation program in Ypsilanti, and the Poly Ann class from the M E Church visiting Ford Greenfield Village last Thursday. Advertisements promote Friday and Saturday specials at Haarers Market and announce a new Chevrolet Six with immediate delivery at low price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Mattie Howard
Ruth Morris
Albion
Tatters
Henry Morris
Luther Briggs
Fred Burkhart
Simon Schofield
Thomas Schurtz
Ypsilanti
Poly Ann
M. E. Church
Juliette Stark
Ford Greenfield Village
The
Observer
Supt Jensen Flies To Boston For School Admin Conference
Supt. Lea L. Jensen departed Willow Run Airport Saturday with Michigan school officials bound for Boston for the annual conference of the American Association of School Administrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Jensen
Boston
Lea L. Jensen
Willow Run
Michigan
American Association of School Administrators
Dinner honors and Toledo guests mark weekend gatherings
Miss Thelma Wahl hosted Mr. and Mrs. David Osgood of Ann Arbor for dinner Saturday. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. William Meister hosted a dinner honoring their daughter Mary's confirmation with guests Mrs. Moser, Mrs. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. Gamber and daughter Sharon, all from Toledo Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Wahl
David Osgood
Ann Arbor
William Meister
Mar
Moser
Richardson
Gamber
Sharon
Toledo
Ohio
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the Bowling News
Betty Heiber
Marian Gillespie
Elsie Hanson
Audrey Fuererbacher
Mable Haarer
Bonnie Stiener
Betty Heibert
Hoyle
Haarers
Chicks
Burkharts Chicks
Hawiland’s
Aull’s Grocery
Hibert’s
Hartbeck
Ray Schroeder
Ray
Bob “Rabbit” Merchant
Nipper Finkbeiner
A.B.C
Dot
Moehn
Lodi
Dr. Sage
G. C. Townsend
D. Nissly
S. Gil
H. D. Heller
King's
Cynthia Hurd
J. H. Bartle
Gilbert M. Smith
Smith
Fritz LeBaron
A. B. Hamlin
Grass Lake
Pratt and
Canada
Bill’s Tavern
Kroger
Kroger Tomato
Gan
Aol
Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina
the Lady and the Bandit
Lucille Ball, Sokn Agar
Gary Cooper
Mari Adlen
F.C.B. Flint
Geo. Cook and Son
America
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
State Bank No
Federal Reserve
Edafs
Wiedman Auto Company
N. Ann Arbor
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