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Newspaper

Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1952

Page

8

Bowling Scores and Standings Update Thursday League

The Thursday Seven O Clock League shows Slick Chicks holding first place by five points with Haarers Rockets and Skylarks challenging for second. Lodi Snaps sit four back in third as Universal and NYCC Hotshots chase fifth. Peg Steiner hits another 203 and leads total with 505. Ruth Miller bowls a turkey in game one.

Hi Girls Haarer Rockets Skylarks Lodi Universal Nycc Hotshots Peg Steiner Jackie Hoeft Ruth Miller Ruth NYCC Lodi Snaps Slick Chicks Hot Shots New York Hotshots Feam P. Steiner B. Steiner B. Hieber J. Steiner Armbruster Universal E. Smith A. Waters Crittenden D. Komora L. Turner S. Bredernitz D. Meister M. Boutson K. Michalke H. Frey Haarer’s Rockets L. Rogers A. Cash

Bowling Scores and Dames Team Totals From Local League

Standings show NYCC Hot Shots, Lodi Snaps, and other squads with individual totals for players such as Hoeft Feuerbacher Gillispie Bienick and Stimpson. Handicap figures and sub doubles listed. crew names include Hieber Steiner Breder nitz Rogers Rautson Frey Stimpson Evinger Hoeft Armbruster Steiner Miller and Dieterle with splits noted for several players.

W. Thomas A. Coe D. Stimpson NYCC Leona Rogers Martha Rautson Helen Frey Dot Stimpson Thelma Evinger Jackie Hoeft Mary Ann Bienick Mary Cook Betty Dieterle Shirley Armbruster Peg Steiner Ruth Miller Joan Steiner

Friday Night Bowling League Sees Frank's Texaco Lead Narrow

Frank's Texaco holds the top spot in the Friday Night Bowling League for the fourth week as Haviland's Tavern slides from second to fourth. B & B Recreation climbs from fourth to challenge, now 114 points behind Frank's Texaco.

Frank’s Texaco Haviland’s Tavern B & B Recreation B & B Rec

Bowling Standings See Shifts and Deer Hunting Disrupt League

Over the last four weeks Saline Dairy moved from 11th to 8th, George's Tavern from 10th to 9th, Standard Oil rose to 5th, Old Masters fell to 11th, and Wilmac dropped to 10th as deer hunting disrupts league play. Only three teams bowled Friday night finishing the season's week on Nov 14 1952. most teams return by Nov 21 as two completed Nov 21 matches before hunting season. High scores include Burdick 215 Deckert 215 Deede 226 Lindeman 224. Winkle 600 for three games. Frank's Texaco 949 single, 2682 three-game team total. Frank's Texaco, B B Recreation and Haviland's Tavern among top scorers.

Saline Dairy George’s Tavern Standard Oil Ys Point Hull’s Grocery Old Masters Wilmac Burdick Deckert Deede Lindeman Winkle Frank Texaco

Temperature plunge at Vanderbilt Michigan in 1934 event

Temperature dropped to 51 degrees below zero at Vanderbilt Michigan on February 9 1934. Michigan auto weight tax reducing licenses from 55 cents to 35 cents per hundred weight passed March 7 1934. Eleven inches of snow March 26.

Vanderbilt Michigan

March 1934 Blaze Tops Chicago Stockyards District Loss

A major March 1934 fire in Chicago's stockyards district destroyed 42 blocks of stores and houses. One person killed and 20 injured. a large loss of stock and property estimated at 10 million dollars. May 19 1934 also saw a heavy windstorm with branches, broken windows, and damaged chimneys at the Feder property.

Chicago

July 4 1934 Church Service Note

A note states a church service was to be held at 3 00 p m on July 4 1934 marking a July Fourth observance with a specified time.

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Description of the eel's appearance and features

The eel is a slender graceful fish with a brown body and gray or white underparts. It has a small head, wide mouth, and sharp teeth on the jaws. Its scales are tiny and embedded, making them hard to observe.

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