Bowling League Notes Show Tight Race and Top Honors
The Ramblers and Bridgewater Rollers tie for third as Slick Chicks and Atomics split, Rockets rise to fourth. Maxine Fosdick leads high game with 186 and high total 510. Slick Chicks post 2064 three game total. Atomics claim high game 705. Irma Betz and Bette Lowe vie for averages rise with 47 and 48 pins gained. Newkirk Scout camp reports heavy use year round. Washtenaw-Livingston Council invites troop cabin use applications.
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Ramblers
Bridgewater Rollers
Slick Chicks
Atomics
Rockets
Maxine Fosdick
Helex Welch
Peg Hunt
Helen Griffin
Gwen Armbruster
Shirley Armbruster
Omah Naruard
Graze Stierle
Shirley Burnett
Anne Coe
Dot Stimpson
Dorothy Betz
Zita Bersuder
Julia Barnes
Thelma Burkhart
Irma Betz
Rena Hunt
Jean Osterhaut
Bette Lowe
Better
Irma
Z. Bersuder
Aa Ek
Eee
Ase Sheet
A. Lockwood Pie
D. Stimpson
Ptt
L. Bowen Meee
J. Osterhaut
B. Schumma
M. Deede
Rea
Greenhorns Lowe
N. Schmid Spee
J. McHenry
I. Christopher
G. Armbruster
I. Lange L. Burkhart
M. Richardson
Max Fosdick
M. Greene
Apt
Armbruster
L. Dell
Lambarth Wee
Shirley Stephenson Niet
P. Hunt
D. Burkhardt
P. Deede Pat Pe
T Burkhartt
Uphaus
M. Harms Motes
Sparks
Helen Welch
J. Hartman Peieat Ph
S. Betz
B. Kellogg
D. Betz Hees
Etter
Camp Facilities Use Guidelines For Troop Leaders
The document outlines seasonal limits for camp use from fall through spring. An adult leader must accompany each group. Stoves cots and mattresses are provided to ensure comfort. Troops must submit a written application to use the camp facilities.
Tiny Hummingbirds and Electric Thought Across Time
A quirky collection notes tiny hummingbirds weighing less than a cent, Roger Bacon suggesting electricity communication in 1267, and a two inch pressure drop lifting vast earth loads. It also cites U S population growth every 35 seconds, New Orleans hosting America's first artificial ice plant in 1866, 600 years of iron reserves, and six of ten Americans favor aluminum car bodies per Iron Age magazine.
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Roger Bacon
United States
America
New Orleans
Publication orders for estate accounts in Washtenaw Probate Court
The Washtenaw Probate Court in Ann Arbor orders publication of annual accounts of trustees for the estates of Edward A. Hauser and Emily P. Davenport. The May 31 1946 and May 29 1946 hearings are set with three weekly public notices in the Saline Observer. The Judge is Jay G Pray and Nora Borgert is Register of Probate.
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State of Michigan
Washtenaw
Ann Arbor
Said
Jay G. Pray
Edward A. Hauser
Detroit Trust Company
Detroit
Michigan
Saline
Nora O. Borgert
Emily P. Davenport
War era profits limited for Abracadabra Automotive sales
Abracadabra Automotive profits from sales averaged under four percent during the war, half of peacetime levels, with higher gains in the upper peninsula. Dairy output falls while demand rises and Michigan dairy farmers find a ready market for all they can produce. A voluntary food reduction and home gardens will help feed starving Europeans.
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Michigan
Turkey Production Increase in Michigan Declared by MSU
C. G. Card of Michigan State College reports over one million turkeys raised in Michigan last year, up from about a hundred thousand a few years earlier. The rise reflects a general growth in turkey production across the state.
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Michigan
C. G. Card
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