Bowling league upsets and high scores across clubs
Betty Heiber's Slick Chicks defeated the Clippers by 4. Highs include Dot Stimpson 159 single, Milkey 418 three games, and Slick Chicks totaling 2021. Standings show Slick Chicks 50, Clippers 47 with Rockets and Salinettes also active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Heiber
Slick Chicks
Clippers
Alice Lockwood
Helen Fry
Peg Steiners
Turkey
Marj Bredernitz
Edna Findley
Salinettes
Ann Coe
Rocket
Sally Sacks
Dorothy Luttman
Lorena Heininger
Dot Stimpson
Sally
Vera
Opal Hart
Rockets
Mary Shhaefer
Blairettes
Marion Gillespie
Atomics
Lorena Scheldt
Dorothy
Milkey
Ann McCormick
Omah Bernard
Carol Uphaus
Dorothy Milkey
Jackie Mitchell
D. Cekau
A. McCormick
H. Laravee
M. Gillespie
Heko
M. Scheefer
L. Scherdt
J. Groeb
D. Milkey
Dorothy Dieterle
O. Hart
H. Haarer
L. Heininger
D. Stimpson
A. Coe
Thursday Night League Bowling Standings and High Scores
Bridgewater Rollers lead Thursday bowling with 50 points followed by Ramblers 46 Pinnets 43 Alley Cats 36 and Jolly Five Speks 30. High team single game Pinnets 706 high team three games Pinnets 1997. Individual highs include Selma Swanson 171 and B Thomas 429. Notable scores list and absences for each team follow.
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Bridgewater Rollers
Ramblers
Pinnetts
Alley Cats
Jolly Five
Speks
Dorothy Betz
Ruth Miller
Tema Moehn
Shirley Bredernitz
Shirley Burnett
Selma Swanson
B. Thomas
Presidential Quiz from Major Murdock raises U.S. history questions
The column presents five questions on the Spoils System Civil Service Act presidential terms and birthplaces with answers. It cites states Pennsylvania and New York origins and Jackson’s era for nationalization, Arthur as president in 1883, Hayes opposing a second term idea, Adams father and son born in Braintree, and Washington dying on the final day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
New York
Jackson
Chester A. Arthur
Rutherford Hayes
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Braintree
Quincy
Mass
Pleasant Lake Tavern Leads Monday Night League Standings
In Pleasant Lake Tavern action Ypsi Floor posted a 61 48 victory over Towner Stores 47 42 over Klager Hatcheries and 31 entries. High single game belonged to R Wurster with 246. Dieterle led three games at 608. Team high three games went to Pleasant Lake Tavern with 2545. Other scores include Five Point 907 and 2528 for Five Point, Saline Hatchery 48 Tecumseh Produce 40 Trinity Church 40 Sears 38 Armbruster's Grocery 23 Milan Recreation 23. Standings show Saline Hotel 61, Ann Arbor Aero 52, United Stove 51, Standard Oil 48, Hartman Insurance 44, Haarers Market 42, Gross Farm Equip 39, Firemen 39, Lockwood 34, American Legion 32, St. Pauls Church 26. High single game by Finkbeiner 256 and Jaeger 614. B B 916. United State 2620.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wurster
Dieterle
Pleasant Lake Tavern
Saline
Ann Arbor Aero
B & B Recreation
United Stove
Hartman Insurance
Lockwood
American Legion
St. Pauls Church
Finkbeiner
W. Jaeger
United State
Standard Oil
Hartman’s
Gross Farm Equip
Legion
St. Paul
Saline Hotel
Haater’s Market
Home life and the farmer budget in our town
The article notes country folks spend more per household on homes than city dwellers. It describes town residents as home loving, preferring evenings by the fire with beer and cider and popcorn for the kids, with budget priorities centered on home comforts and family life.
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Mom
Firemen to Team Numbers and Local Family News
A listing shows teams by numbers from Firemen to Ann Arbor Aero. Local notices report Mrs Brown and son Tommy staying a week, Denton visitors the Clarks, showgoers at Detroit, and various calls on Ypsilanti and Gary households with a birth of Gary Earl February 5.
Local Residents Attend Regional Pastoral Conference and Social Visits
Reverend and Mrs Geo Daschner attended the Tri County Pastoral Conference in Ottawa Lake on Tuesday. Elmer Cammet and family called on Erwin Weidmayer and family Friday evening. Harold Bersuder Edward Galloway and Lucille Scully of Manchester attended the Sonja Henie Hollywood Ice Revue in Detroit Friday. Leonard Hunt of Royal Oak visited Erwin Feldkamp and family and Herman Wackenhut Saturday. Oscar Bersuder and wife dined with their daughter and Ray Brown in Detroit on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Tommy
Charles R. Clark, Sr
Denton
Joe Clark
Nelson Short
Eugene Johnson
Wampler’s Lake
Detroit
Erwin
Weidmayer
Dale
Betty
Orville Hartford
Ypsilanti
Hartford
Gary Earl
Leroy Feldkamp
Erwin Feldkamp
Melvin Becker
Dorothy Betz
Hidean G. Betz
Gary
Ind
Geo. Daschner
Ottawa Lake
Elmer Cammet
Erwin Weidmayer
Harold Bersuder
Edward Galloway
Lucille Scully
Manchester
Leonard Hunt
Royal Oak
Herman Wackenhut
Oscar Bersuder
Ray Brown
Local Notes From Central Lods And Area Moves
Delores Reed spent time with Mr and Mrs Arnold Guenther and family. Laverne Moore and family plan a move to East Ann Arbor after buying a home. New pupil Jackie Stein attends Lodi School. Beekeeping note reports Indian wild bees outperforming domestic in cold, fog, and moonlit conditions. Oscar Hirth manages a farm operation on Six Mile Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Reed
Arnold Guenther
Arthur Reed
Audrey Ann
William Kinsley
Clara Kalmbach
Ralph Moore
Six Mile Rd
Oscar Hirth
Laverne Moore
East Ann Arbor
Mark Sweetland
Ed Gensley
Will Cold
Bert Moore
Eastern Star Hall
Jackie Stein
Lodi
Cloakey Farm
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Cornelia
Rena
Eleanor
Mae H
Jerry
Hazel
Jean
Lois
Betty D
Joyce
Lena
Doris Heininger
Wilma
Martha
Laura
Doris H
Mae
Eleanor Hertler
Ann Arbor City
Kegiers
Bombardiers
Strikettes
Lucky Strikes
Greenhorns
Maghbees
Inez
Gwen
Bena
Doris
Esther
Virginia
Doris D
Marble
Carol
Marcella
Wiltrude
Ben Kellog
Mae Harms
Bernice
May W
the Saline Hotel
Henry Leutheuser
Pleasent Lake
Koebbe Road
Buzz
Summer Chicken House
Davenport
John Hohenberger
Clarence Cook
J. Barnes
H. Welch
EB. Betz
Z. Bersuder
D. Betz
T. Moehn
P. Hunt
M. Haarer
HE. Heininger
L. Dell
A. Bersuder
S. Burnett
J. Way
J. Hartman
L. Feldkamp
M. Feldkamp
S. Christknee
Amateur Hockey Association of the
United States
Jon Geary
New Haven
Conn
Jack Kirrane
Brookline
Bruce Mather
Springfield
Robert Boeser
Minneapolis
Walter Brown
John Semple
John Garrison
Robin Bjorkman
Roseau
Minn
Bruce Cunliffe
Jack Garrity
Medford
Robert Baker
Thief River Falls
Ralph Warburton
Cranston
Kr.l
Jack Riley
Fred Pearson
Beverly
Goodwin Harding
Terry van Inzen
Greenwich
Major Wm. G. Murdock
George Washington
Pleasant Lake
Towner
Klager Hatcheries
Bridgewater Lumber Co
Uphaus Electric
Ormsby
Salina Valley
R &B Tool Co
Jerry Ae
Hannah Ee
Hi Speed
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
P.M
Alley
Bridgewater
Lods
Orangeburg
Huron Plumbing Co
W. Stadium Boulevard
Ann Arbor
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