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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
GRACE FULL. GOSPEL CHURCH
3. P. Wilson, Pastor

Rev. Arvid Ohrnell, VINO is we'll
known prison evangelist and has col
orful and useful ministry in the Jalis
and penitentiaries of Washington, VIII
be the Sunday evening speaker Inc
nrblic should take advantage Of TINS
opportunity to hear Rev. Ohrnell.
Sunday services:
Sunday school, 1000 a. N.
Morning worship, 1900 a. m.
Prayer service, $500 P. m.
Young Peoples meeting, GAS p M
Evangelistic service, 7:45 p. m.
Tuesday:
Prayer meeting (prayer room,
500 p. m.
Thursday:
Bible study and choir practice,
500 p. m.
"Be we also ready, for in such an
hour as We think not the Son OF Man
cometh." Matt. 24:44.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
MRS, HARRY SCHNEIDER

Mrs. Harry Schneider, Maritime,
died Friday after lingering illness.
She was born and reared near Hart
line.
Surviving are her husband and sew
en- children at the home, Flam, Billie,
Mildred, Albert, Lee, Tia May and
Mary Jane; her mother, Mrs. Elan
Rice; three sisters, Mrs. Clara Pease,
Mrs. Katie Pease and Bessie Rice of
Hartline, and one brother, Howard
Rice, Boise, Idaho.
Funeral services were held at Omak
Monday morning
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
Fire Dept. Play Set
FOR Saturday Night

A record crowd is expected to be
on hand at the school gymnasium Sat
urday night for the presentation of
+" Aunt Tillie Goes To Town. a three
act play, under sponsorship of the Cou-
lee City fire department. Curtain time
is CLOCK
The cast is made up entirely from
thespians of post-school age, married
and single.
Admission prices have been set at
35 cents for adults, and IS cents for
students, tax included.
Tickets may be purchased in ad'
vance from almost any member of the
fire department.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
St. Andrews News

Mrs. w. D. Bogart is visiting for
few days on the coast.
Mrs. Elmer Vaughn and children
and Mrs. L. Hillbrick and Mary and
Harry DeVeris went as far as Wen
atchee Tuesday on their way back to
Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slim Jolley and son
spent last Friday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Mickelsen and family.
Mrs. Laurance Tanneberg and Pat
ricia spent the last week end visiting
i'll Coulee City.
Lloydia~Taylor Of Coulee City spent
the week end visiting Doris and Wini-
fred Bogart.
Mrs. Elmer Vaughn and girls and
Mrs. L. Hillbrick and Mary visited
Mr. and Mrs. D. f. Jolley in Hartline
last Sunday.
Several cases of the flu have been
reported in this vicinity.
The card party last Friday night
was very well attended, with thirteen
tables in play. Elaine Johnson and
Mike Struntz won high prize and Mabla
Jorgensen and Otto Olesen second
Those winning door prizes were Mr.
and Mrs., Bert Lamb of Coulee City
Mrs. Otto Olesen and Ralph Jorgensen
There will be one more card party
Thursday; March 6, at $3.50 sharp
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
Mold Activities

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor of
Coulee City were dinner guests at the
Nathan Gander home recently.
Mrs. Frank Sims and Harold went
to Spokane last week. Mrs. Sims re.
manned for short visit.
Mrs. Valley Pitts of Rice has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Hayes af.a family,
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Bise went to
Rearlan Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
cnce Jones accompanied them, Mrs.
Jones going on into Spokane
Mrs. Robert Bucknell of Wenatchee
brought her mother, Mrs. Del Mclean,
home Saturday. She left Tuesday for
her homo, accompanied by her nieces,
Barbara and O'Del Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wagner, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Lemley, Betty and Will
liam Lemley and Thelma Wilson were
guests Saturday at the Henry Peter
son home at st. Andrews where the
Petersons were celebrating their 36tn
wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kay Leander and
Fred Clark spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Anna Weir. Mrs. Weir has
just returned to her home at Leahv aft.
er spending the winter with her son
at Pearl.
Mr. and Mrs. James Edgemon spent
Monday at Sam Malone's.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Gander spent
Thursday with 'Hersciel and Ed Gan
der at Leahy.
There will be dance Saturday
night, March /, at the Grange hall
given in honor of Willis Dodge, who
leaves March 18th for his year Of train
ing.
About two inches of snow fell Mon
day night and remained several days
Mrs. Rose Closing of Spokane visit
ed her brother, FRANK Nillus, last
week.
Thelma Wilson spent the week enc
! at the Peterson home at st. Andrews
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Camden an(
family spent Sunday with Raymond
| Davis and mother at Leahy.
Grange was held Saturday at zoo
p. m. The next meeting will be Marcl
Sth at 500 p. m.
Frank Hayes, who is working il
East Wenatchee, was on the sick lis
several days last week.
Al Jensen, who has spent the win
ter visiting in Oregon and California
is back in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Leander, Mrs. /
J. Leander and Fay O'Connor went t
Spokane Monday. Mrs. Rose GlessinG
who has been visiting relatives her
and in Mansfield accompanied Their
home to Spokane
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
maritime PIT. ASSN. TO
SPONSOR BOOK REVIEW

The Hartline PIT. A. is sponsoring
a book review which will be present
ed Thursday evening. March 6, at the
Hartlinc school house. Mrs. Harry
Davenport, Spokane, will review the
current best-seller, ''Wild Geese are
Calling by White.
There will be no admission charge
for the program, but coffee and
doughnuts will be on sale afterward
The public is cordially invited to at
tend
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
A. nj. MCCLURE DIES

A. NJ. Mcclure, IL, died Monday in
a Wenatchee hospital after short III
ness. He was born in Sparta, Illinois
September q, 1890, coming to Wat
erville in 1900.
Surviving are his wife; two daugh-
tiers; his father; six step-chldreh
two sisters and three brothers.
Funeral services were held today
at 2 p. M. from the Federated church
in Watervllc.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
TWO FILE FOR SCHOOL POST

Two men, Rev. p. P. Wilson ana
Oscar L.arsen. have filed as candidates
for the position of school director, II
was revealed when the filing date
closed.
Election for the dictatorship will be
bo1d saturday afternoon at the school
house. between the hours Of ] ana =
O clock. The member chosen Will serve
for three years.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
MRS. ILNDLEY HOSTESS

The Coulee City Women g club met
Monday evening with Mrs. Susan
Lindley.
Rev Peterson of Mason City gave
talk on the spiritual training Of the
child in the home.
At the close of the business meet
ing a handkerchief shower was given
for Mrs. E. II. Hopkins, after which
light refreshments were served.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27

Wesley Gilman, a member of the
state patrol for the past few years,
has resigned to accept post with the
federal government at Anchorage,
Alaska His father, Louis Gilman, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Gilman and Mrs,
John joplin went to Seattle today to
see him prior to his embarRing for An
chorage.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
pRE-scHooL GROUP TO MEET

The Pre-school organization w'll
meet Monday evening at the school
house. Dave Nelson will be the man
speaker, and will talk on safety -tlfst
for children.
Mrs. Frank Janni will read paper
on safety. first for the pre-school emil
den, and Mrs. Wayne Allen VIII tax
on music on the ra.io for children.
After the business meeting, MIS-
Leonard DIN and Mrs. Dave Nelson
will serve Refreshments.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
ROYAL NE1aHBoRs ELECT

The Royal Neighbors met last We'd
nesday night at the home of Mrs. Joe
Dodd. The following officers were ell
ected:
Oracle-Eana Rhodes.
Vice Oracle-Zella Mathis.
Pact Oracle-Vernie Steinmetz.
Reeorder-Mary LETTERS.
Receiver-Susan Lindley.
Marshal-Gladys Evans.
Asst. NIarshal--Mrs. Harry Mitchell
Managers-Mrs. H. Davidson and
Margaret Dodd.
Inner Sentinel-Eva Dodd.
Observation-Disclosures Jeffers
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
School News Notes

The seventh and eighth grade OPP
eretta, "Twllight Alley" viii be pre-
scented on the night of March IA. The
cast is rehearsing daily, and stage
managers are busy building special
set for the. stage.
--ooOoo-
Seniors to Spokane Friday.
The customary annual pilgrimage of
the high school senior class to Spokane
for vocational trip will take place
tomorrow (Friday). This years clafA
of "a is the largest in the history of
the school. The next largest class was
in 1899, with II graduates, which Was
record at that time. High school en-
rollment this year was 80. Supt. Fitch,
senior advisor, and several parents vii!
accompany the class tomorrow a fea'
ture of the trip will be banquet at
tho Desert Oasis in the evening, With
FLOW LETTERS, class president, acting
as toastmstress.
-ooOoo-
SAVE THE DATE;
March 1.-The firemon 3 play Aunt
Tillie Goes to Town.
March 14--Grade operetta, "Twit
light Alley
March 90 - Junior class play
"Sound Your Horn.
May 29-Commencement.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27
TUx1s CLUB MEETS

Tux, met Tuesday evening with
June Ewell as hostess. After the club
ceremonial and devotional, the mem
bcrs held a personality clinic" In
which each girl wrote brief analysis
of the personality of each of the other
members present, Judging it from two
angles, that quality which needed
changing or improving, and that which
was particularly helpful. The club de-
cided to repeat the idea periodically
with plans for individual improvement
in mind.
NJ n Iholo woc in Tnhrata to
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27

The Girl Scouts enjoyed a long hike
Saturday, visiting among other places.
Trapper's cave.
T. L. Dowell visited Sunday with
his family here. He is working at Ket-
tie Falls.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-02-27

Mrs. C. Eheler was in Ephrata t.
transact business Thursday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
"a: Teams
Enter.
Cage Meet |!

oYPSILANTI, Mich. March ~
-(R-The Eastern Michigan A.
A. u. basketball tournament BE-
ginning here Tuesday will bring
together "a amateur teams from
southeastern Michigan In . bat
tie for places In the state finals
ct Midland, April o-l2.
Entries are equally split be-
tween classes a ana b, the lat
ter limited TO players weighing
100 pounds or less. Leading
class "A contendsr Is Briggs
Heautyware, runnerup to Chem
ical A. c.. Of Midland in the
state tournament last year.
Other class a teams are De-
troit Ditzler Color. Ann Arbor
Argur. YpsilanN Central Spe-
cialty, Highland Park Baptists,
Detroit Van. Hishland Park
Pete's Bar. Ypsilapu Collegiates,
Ypsilanti Whiriwtnds, Dearborn
Winston, Ypsilanu Cunning
hams ana Detroit blue Devils.
Briggs wfll meet Cunning
hams in Z first round game
Wednesday at 10 pm.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

Saturday becauss u injuries r.
ceived h the opening eams.
The safest prediction u IL
whole series, n tnct are that IO-,
rontc's Gordon prillon VIII ~ :
new scoring recoedj land sthst ~
Aansers and Iotroit will have .
rouSh time . ll.whsn thsy nneet
"a thei Red Wtaee rink toGnDs.
row q ssttls their hrst-sotnd
dispute. ~
DPiIlop scored he 11th plnus:,
az aarne n 1--WE sokuope ou1lnoe
Doo86o - ~ tl,e roeuo0 & Dook
rtonk 1oucbes q ~ nnno1gt
40 yoogD q playofIs - - ~
1ho Hanesr- De>eilt sq(lp6 ~
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s1nGkine' epd they V1o1g ~ i "a
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
beIlioll HaIIbor'
Wins Tourney
81. Thsrsss Takss
Glass , Crows

~ eeo AsoQolAeo1 PSeoe
oEight Michigan high schools
had new trophis. On display ~
day, signalixing ~ stste cham
piouships they. Won n Saturday
ninht's baskGtba1l finals endidg
the. 18th annual MichiGan High
School Athletic Association
tournaynents.
Benton Harbor inherited The
state, class a crown otter =
gruslling battle with SAeniaw
beSpre $500 spectators q III
Lower Peninsula tournament IN
the huge Jenisou field house at
1GiehigAn State College.
"a Series Of free throws which
cusnterbalanced Z determined
Saginaw attempt TO tie the score
60v6 Benton Harbor their stx-
Soonth victory In 20 games and
their tirSt state championship.
othef divisional winness In
~ Eat Lansing tournament
wero: Class BDetroit Sc.
Ihseo1o: Cas- CGnnsing 81.
1Gstyl sClone -Stevensville.
Upper Peninsula winners
were: Glass , Sault ~. Marie;
Class q Crystal Fails; Class D
-Eben: C1a0 = Palmer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
LaCroix His 297
in- AIn,on Meet

"A 6-7-1o SPLIT Seea1ehS
scross the. alley kept Oe. Al
bert LaCroix from beWling =
perfect game In Tia A1peat
Haadisap yesterday.
LaCrolx relied ~ StrAiSht
strikes but threw hi last hall
Z litt1s ~ high and gDllt TIE
lnaplee fer . 1e5.
The aoctoH wAS ro1llnG h
the deubles with HaSsy dab
Ian an maAe . ~ oeeies
win games q 3l3.1S3.4o5.
Caklau was creGite1 VIII .
S51 (lel.1Sl-loo> olvlng TIE
toaln 1,271 and llrt plaQo r
,6e week-ead touS1an1ont,
Which kas dawn neto Man
30 toamc r. thA. - meAth.
Tho next team = swoy 1own
n p6ints With : 100.
LaCreix sn1 0GhlAn ropre-
cent the Go6bo1'0 tooln Is the
Bowl 0.Dfome. +
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
koIs|ty,noN!iles
tonight
Winner % Msst
Willissss' fot Titis

OThe playoef race for tn, city
cage crown will be narrowed
down to two teams tonight when
Howie's Service and Koleky
clash In the third round Of the
playoffs On the floor Of the
Mount Clemens High school
gymnasium.
Howie's eliminated the Mer-
chants from the race last Thur
day night by the score Of 42-30.
while Williams assured itself Of
a place In the finals BY edging
out Kolelky, $3.50, In one Of the
Closest and most exciting games
of the tournament thus far.
The winner Of tonisht's con-
test will play willianS Wednes-
day 1t 7:15 p. m. for the city
title, Should Williamg lose
Wednesday they still have. .
chance OF taking the title since
they have won two games to
their opponents' one n sne 'SWo-
round knockout affair. Tia game
promises to be one Of the hottest
Of the year.
On paper Howie's figure to
take Koleky tonight but re-
verses have been 20 6eQuont
during the winter campaign
that anything might happen.
Howie's took two games % No
leky's one during the reeulsr
season.
Howie's swept through the
season with IL wins and two
losses, and with volkenant, Cap
ron and Bobcean in the lineup
rate a the strongest contender
for city honors. Willie May, the
leading scorer In the league,
helps 'NDleky'g chances. r
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
q zeasss Bid for
National Hsae,s
IL Colts5al Sxs,v


oSr. JOSEPH. Mo-, March a.
One Of the more colorful ath.
letic spectacles q the national A.
A.sU: women's basketball tourn-
ament being held here. March
A-1o.
1hirty-two teams are takins
part. From Jacksonville 10 Oak
land ana from Nochester 10 Cal
weston. The str1nosst field In the
history q thaspaay u Indicted.
Pittsbursh, cipcinnati, Kansas
City, G eluMbch Idianapolis,
0maha, nsnvsr, d., lGo(psG5 WI
chita and Winston salem scnd
tournament utnness o. I Teams
thak hAvo. @ hGvwiGo 1ognOnStrSt-
Cd tAslr 1af5nl6 4hstness. J.
Hsaded " H81sl Walker
CrutchaF, All-laanoFica Harvard
seven tlmeA md L6ota Aarham.
Z susrd who I'm hen similarly
honored Tor tour ysaSS The Little
Rock ylyers defend ths ckam-
pionship.
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nsric. A.rnrr.ss nsns,r.s r sAl 49,
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

GpoSo JUN tuo WY ~ WINS M
gol1 tournaments. & % m . b o ~
colnpetitiop under. pressure
.brinGS forth his best r.
foxts. He never tightens up IN
such spots, but instead whams
the he'll for Ill he's worth.
Because Of that he's worth
$ls4po- more today. having won
that much Is. first prixs In tn
5000 Greensboro Open yester-
day. In = perfect Nelson >etting
the biggest galleries sinc9
Bobby Jones' time, and men
ahsed md behind him who
lniyht Win; Dtron staged y PER.
feet Nelson finish. 81. =
J6hnny Hulli already was 81
with 40. Further back On The
coutSo were such threats -
Ralph 0pldahl. Hen Hogan and
Vic Ghex1i. IN the same three
some with him was Lawson Lit
Tie. chopping the back mines par
50 70 d.
81.
So Nelson stood on the 18th
tee, and realized he'd have 70 get
two brides in three holes 10 In
ssiras victory. He got brides ON
III three, for Z 276 that wa two
shots better than Ghexxi, four
up on Bulla end Guldahl. and
six better than Little and Hogan.
TO prove his point he checked
back over his most important
wins: 80
lA) Last years PGA final,
WHEN - Wa one down with
three o49o against Sam SAead
and finl6hQd SIS 70 win, ! up:
{D) 1he 1880 Nationsl ON.
Told he'0 nsed . last-round % 70
win 81 ~, IA got thu % and lied.
IN The p1ayon against Ckaag
Wood md Denny Shuts he
needed ! birdie . on the bnek-
broaklng last hole TO tie Wood
ana carry the playoH smother
day, m rot the 4. and next day
beat Wood for the title.
(C) The 1889 Western Open.
Lloyd Mangrum already was In,
and Nelson had to finish the last
four holes one under par to
shade him. He did.
ID The 1898 Augusta MaS-
tiers. In the two-some right
ahead was Ralph Guldahl, look
ing 1 likely winner. On consecu-
tive holes Guldahl took as and
1 Q. Nelson. knowing just WHIST
he had 10 Shoot tct ! ; and > =
make up six shots right there,
and won the tournament BY two.
The. tournamsnt troupe now
viii move on q Asheville. n c.
TOT, four days there staktlnt
Thursday, Hogan again will -
the ,deSonder. trying q rppont -
the lasf q the three atfai9ht he
won ! year Ago after having Lost
the North-South title TO Sam
Snead and the Greensboro 70
Nelson. 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Saginaw Gains
'SecOhd Place,
in Moose Meet

oDEARBoRN. Mich, March "a
shakeups occurred
during the weekend pin-spilling
in the Loyal Order Of Moose
national bowling tournament
hers,
Biggest excitement came yes
terday when Acorn Press Of Sag
inaw rolled into second place in
the team event with a s.a14
total. Two Ashtabula, Ohio.
teams. the White Sox and In
dams, took. over fourth ana
nth place with totals Of $3.50
and 3,1le.
I Jack Lambright and Joe JET
&ery OF Ioni4 moved into fourth
place In the doubles with 1887,
while NJ, Carroll Of Bryan, Ohio,
gained the same spot n the all
events md singles. Carroll had
totahs o. I,eo4 III the alI-events
md TIA In Tie singles.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
Little Rock Flyers Defend - 4
Basketball Title AGAINST Fine F1fGIlI
Cirls: Fat C1sss
Makes .Mka;s ~
Appear I Bit lsj

sor u selscted. l1iss 1ose Scufo6
heavily Last ssason. NJ.
ROCuEoTg1 TRAM DA00xDs
III STRAIGHT
Rochester's Rival TiIorets
have won lis straight engage
ments !. 334 out o1 1oe ((
1888, losing eight BY one p6lts
Stella Walsh. the OlyInDee
sprinter, ~ I Inember 20 thiK -
ray. which = coached byS ~
Van Gsaflnn, tormer AmexipeA
League Umpire. $50 n y I
The Des l(oinee' Thnmps6nA
one az the fullest teozns IN I'M
sport, have travelkd mors than
Z, 500 miles thia sehs0n IN setting
Ia 80 games. IrnoUsne Pederson
Of. this array stands 9 fset ~
! Mary Alline Banka IN rcd
head acclaimed the outstandang
player = year ago. y back, nj
her Nashville Bushes CoIIeG1
team, ytmner-,1p IA lQlO, y ~.
stored ~ Iottie Jakkspu a An
America With the Gi1y4Dtca ~
icos. y y y &
Miss Banks performs like =
tomboy g.. cracks the better
outfits wide open.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24
The ] So rts Glass
So cliesssd

& kas Never found sportswomen TO b any less suusos
~ their particular form Of Fscssoton than sportsrsn
TREY rother more ardent In tslr attentions
hes ben and y benq written about the AeC tourno-
which, this year ~ beid at ST. Paul; Minnesota
0rGy Il Is sports On Tremendous scole, borum would
ovs sold "s most supsndous show ct It's kind in the world
eM tie woman have t6r KeC, pnd although may not have
~ magnitude ct tho mems tournament i sosiH compares
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-24

Women trovel -fron, all
points IN the sUnited Stotes
cnd many other ports OF the
'aiobe to compete. They ore
Usually sponsored By sporting
concerns and enterprises 81 BY
1ocdl boards ond booster clubs.
But they travel nDony, irnony
rAiIsS for the privilege ard 10y
lof rolling IN the Womsn's In,
tsrnotionol Bowling Congress.
This year the congress Is to
Be held in Los Angeles. and
Mount Clemens has locol rep
reservation. "A five mon team.
known os the Bowl O. Drome
team, and composed OF MEM
bsrs Of the hi-Spsed and To-.
Croix and Groesbeck 8 teonns,
which, roll at thernew recseo-
tion holl, will pit their ksoolin9
skill oooinst omoteur bowisrs
from here and yon. They ore:
Mrs. Emo Davis, copt, Mrs.
Edward Meitz, MRS. J o I'm
hecIumonn, Mrs. Roy Seiffer-
Istt7, and Charlotte Ruttey.
The team will roll on Moy 10
and remoin at the Tournament
three days. !
All Of the women feed. they
have a good chance Of taking
some prize money in the tour
noment, and we'll they might
bscouse they con- boast Of
sotne fire seoson, oyecooes.
The ieodinq bowler on the
team Il, Mrs. Ermd Dovis, who
hosr an; overops cfs ! 81. M.
Ml6ifx boosted q las at the
lossrerordin1 Mrs. Aeckmonn
lYus os l42; Charlotte Ruffer'
d ia; und Mrs. Roy Seiffer.
lsin d l3i. The team. there
fore, hos an overoee Of 1908.
In no tournament con thot be
Sneezed at. We ore roofing for
the Mount Clemens contin-
gent. ~, Ss'
s. 80 -o-E - =.
Another idea Of Just how
the women 40 in for bowling
rnoy b oleoned from the rep
rssertotion Of this city IN the
Detroit City tournament: Sew.
snteen teams from Mount
Clemens. are bowline.. The
fsons ore drawn from the
Monddy and Fridoy Leagues ct
Ire. Bowl brume, the Med
nesdoy and FHdoy Leagues at
the Mocomb, ard the Kings
and Queens leooue. On March
80 Ire Queens. Will Do their
keoolino.
i. CaUafy oewliNo Assoetee1ea
I'VE /, hove heard runners OF
dissent onDono TIE bowling BIG
WIGS In town.. II seems there
is a lot Of Dissatisfaction with
TIE tie-up with the Detroit
Bowling dssoci otIon. IN the
Dir now is a vogue plan to
estobilsh q Mocomb county
cssociotion. The reosot BE-
hind Il Is that more revenue
Is ooino out TO the oroonlso.
tion than in coming In
through use Of locol hollis By
Detroit teoms. Nothing d.
finite hos vt beer donG tut
dent " StFpejsed II sosnethino
IS IL (iSa not TOO distont ~.
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