Bowling News Tuesday Nine O'Clock League Standings
The Deede Radio team topped three games with 2708 while Gray's Five led at 2588 for the week. Walter Jaeger and John Gray posted top individual totals. kegiers Peg Hunt, Jane Burdick, Lou Dell, Julia Barnes, and Jan Karn celebrated their feats amid a light Turkey tally and snowy week. League standings show Lambarth's Ramblers near Saline, Observer Bridgewater, Rollers, and A M Chevrolet in tight pursuit.
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Thursday 7 OClock Bowling League High Scores Report
The Slick Chicks lead after taking four from Universal. Peg Steiner high games 187 162 and 177. Leona R 174, Dot 177, Mary H 174, Marilyn J 162 153, Shirley B 161, Mabel H 157, Shirley A 155, Marion K 154. Doubles featured Steiner Bassett Bredernitz with two turkeys. Betty Hieber spared 5 7, Marilyn Jaeger 5 9 7. Standings show Slick Chicks ahead over Rockets.
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Lambarths Ramblers Set New League Three-Game Record
The week of Oct 25 saw Lambarths Ramblers take three points from A M Chevrolet while Saline Observer beat Bridgewater Rollers. Margaret Vance defeated Peg Hunt 189 to 187 in a private feud for high game with Hunt’s 491 for the eve ning. the Ramblers posted a league record 2107 in three games without a handicap. Doubles were rolled by Margaret Vance Jan Karn Helen Welch Carol Girbach.
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Dell Fend
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Saline Observer
Bridgewater Rollers
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Peg Hunt
Margaret
Peg
Jan Karn
Helen Welch
Carol Girbach
Bank Statement From Michigan Bank 1951
Cashier H A Holmes certifies the bank statement is true. It lists total liabilities and capital accounts including common stock of 100 000 with undivided profits 105 663 25 and reserves 25 000. The document is sworn before Notary Walter A Hinderer on October 26 1951 in Washtenaw County.
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Martin Fucss
State of Michigan
County of Washtenaw
Walter A. Hinderer
Friday Night Bowling Standings and Highlights
Friday night bowling saw Frank's Texaco leading with 19 points and Burkhart Stores at 17. B & B Tool and Haviland's Tavern gained to close the gap while Standard Oil dropped to fifth. High game was Hunt 216 and Starling with 565 for three games. Frank's Texaco led team single game 855, Haviland's Tavern led team three-game series 2538.
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Haviland’s Tavern
Haarer’s Market
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E'S
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Farmer Rejects More Controls at Michigan Grange Meet
Auditor General John B. Martin Jr. told the Michigan State Grange that farmers are determined to block further federal controls. He spoke at the annual convention today in Michigan, outlining resistance to expanded government interference.
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John B. Martin, Jr
Michigan State Grange
Michigan farmers oppose Brannan Plan and federal controls
Martin states farmers favor price support as protection against dumping but reject Brannan Plan and federal dictation. He notes Iowa and Michigan farmers prefer local cooperation and resist federal subsidies and heavy Washington oversight. He cites Family Farm Policy Review protests as evidence.
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