Friday Night League Keeps Frank's Texaco Five-Week Win Streak
The Friday Night League notes Frank's Texaco Service extending their lead to five weeks over B and B Recreation. Hoeft's Service and Wilmac Co. face tight standings while Saline Dairy falters on a disputed first game. Highs include Hartman 230, Beaver 578 series, and team marks by Havilan ds Tavern and Frank's Texaco.
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Frank
Texaco
B & B Recreation
Haviland’s Tavern
Hoeft’s
Wilmac Co
Saline Dairy
Hoefts
George’s Tavern
R & B Tool
Hoeft Service
Hoefts Service
Gilbert
Wilmac
Clark
Havilands
Hartbecks
D. Hartbeck
Havilands Tavern
Team High
Travilands Tavern
Manchester
Franks Texaco Service
Mr. Kraychr
Mr. Clark
Kraychr
Franks Texaco
Standard
Burkharts Store
Georges Tavern
Hully Grocery
R&b Tool
Hoeft
Michalke
D. Hartman
K. Bredenitz
Gable
Kreske
Etherton
McCormick
W. Hartman
Hulls Grocery
Etherston
Jeppesen
Ken
Old Man Gray
Mama Gray
Marty
the Blair
Bowling Night Shows New Hope and Tight Standings
One ball night features B and B Ree versus Franks Texaco at 7 00 and Std Oil against Georges Tavern at 9 00 to gauge 8th place. A younger Hoeft debuts replacing Owen, nearly challenging Caven as the crowd anticipates future showdowns.
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Franks Texaco
Georges Tavern
Owen
Caven
Thursday Bowling League Reports Strong Scores and Close Standings
Teresa Jondro led with 183 and a turkey plus a double. Others posting doubles included Marge Green, Margaret Lange, Gloria Gray, and Jan Karn with three. Ramblers and Bridgewater finished tied 2-2, keeping Bridgewater ahead by one point. A&M Chevrolet took three from B&B, Saline Variety Store also three to one.
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Teresa Jondro
Marge Green
Margaret Lange
Gloria Gray
Jan Karn
Vera Schmid
Olga Lambarth
del Erickson
Iva Lange
Gertie Gray
Louise Fritz
Bridgewater
The
Ramblers
Bridge
Saline Observer Alley Matchups and Venue Plan
Saline Observer reports alley chess schedule with A&M tonight on alleys 1 and 2 and Variety and Bridgewater on alleys 3 and 4 plus B and B at an additional court.
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Saline
A&m
Variety
Bridgewater
Aii
Saline Hotel Takes First With 3-Point Win Over Polar Bears
In Wednesday night league bowling at the Saline Hotel team Saline surged to first place by defeating Polar Bears 57 to 56. Highs included M Streeter 197 and 531 series, A Goltz 174, EH Harrer 164, M Martin 160, and a team high 769. Other notable results involved Bergeys and Universal, with several players boosting averages.
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Henry
M. Streeter
A. Goltz
EH. Harrer
M. Martin
Saline Hotel
Polar Bears
Turkey
C. Hall
EB. Gross
H. Starling
W. Thomas
M. Beagle
L. Bowen
M. Winters
L. Burkhart
G. Armbruster
E. Harrer
H. Graf
Peg Moore
Bergey
Wolfin
Robison
Standard Oil
Universal
N Schmid
W. Wahl
Polar Bear
Wolfin & Robison
Bergery’s
Billy Still Home Nears Completion in Lifted Spirit Touch
The Billy Still home is almost finished and due to be completed within two weeks. Three weeks ago Billy was brought home for two hours to see the progress, and the visit uplifted him, strengthening plans for the remaining work.
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Billy
Lure of the Bobcat In Michigan Outdoors
In Michigan winters a hardy band of bobcat hunters pursues elusive big cats across deep snow. Pack and train trusted hounds, face unpredictable chases across swamps and ridges, with hunts lasting from sunrise to dark as hounds and hunters press on in rugged pursuit.
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Michigan
Upper
Lower Peninsulas
University of Michigan students stay night at Clinton resident
The article notes William Barnard, Jack Denman, and Clifford Shutts visited the home of Harry Anderson Jr. overnight in Clinton. Funds reported include $366.42 from the Rotary Club and $85 from other sources, bringing the total bank balance to $3,000. Mrs. Susie Worth of Clinton oversees the funds and welcomes those who wish to view the home.
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Ning
Rotary Club
Susie Worth
Clinton
William Barnard
Jack Denman
Clifford Shutts
University of Michigan
Harry Anderson, Jr
Merchandising changes drive business groups to unify locally
The speaker argues that merchandising methods have evolved beyond old rules and that modern consumers seek up to date stores and techniques. He suggests forming a local business men's group, as no single person or outside group can restore the old system.
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Saline
Jaycee
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Valentine
Yosyud
Berkshire
Burkhart’s Store
Saline, Michigan
Saline F. F. A
G. L. Parsons
Night League
Billy Still
Michigan Outdoors
Wwj-Tv
Channel 4
C’s Say
Cees
Ann Arbor
Zenith T.V
Zenith
FORD
Ford Tudor
Karaghausian—Gulistan, Inc
Mohawk
Beatti — Firth
Archibald Holmes and
MAGEE
Artloom
Smith’s
E. Washington ST
Emiel E. Sattler
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