Indiana Fish and Game releases 137000 animals for conservation
The Indiana Department of Conservation Fish and Game Division plans to add 137000 targets for hunters this year. Licenses for deer hunting rose in price, enabling purchase of many game animals and birds released at selected sites. Totals show 11915 rabbits 37182 quail 30600 pheasants and 300 field trial birds released, with 57000 quail and pheasants from clubs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Ind. Dept. Conservation
Indiana
Fish and Game Division
Kenneth M. Kunkel
Henry P. Cottingham
Cottingham
Fish and Game
Statesman Leader David United Israel in Birth of Nation
A 1952 lesson compares a politician and a statesman, praising David for uniting Israel, making Jerusalem capital, and achieving military, commercial, and spiritual security. It argues David’s unity, prosperity, and national loyalty benefited the country, unlike Saul.
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Israel
Saul
David
Judah
Jerusalem
Gibeah
Hugh
Church announces staff and Sunday schedule for Loyall area
Edgar C. White serves as Pastor with Loyall Hunt as Superintendent and Mildred Nigh as Assistant Superintendent. Sunday school begins at 9 30 with classes for all ages followed by morning worship at 10 40. No evening service due to participation in the District Young Friends meeting at Charlottesville. The guiding theme notes the chains that bind may also keep you from straying.
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Edgar C. White
Loyall Hunt
Mildred Nigh
Young Friends Meeting
Charlottesville
Carthage Friends Church notices and schedule
Everett W. Chapman is minister Alta Carr is pianist Sunday School Supt Mrs Wayne Osborn Assistant Supt Flora Heim Sunday School Secretary Mary Robertson Sunday school 9 30 a m worship 10 30 a m Young Friends district meeting Aug 31 at Charlottesville Friends church fellowship 5 30 p m sack lunch 6 45 p m worship 7 30 p m district includes Dublin Spiceland Walnut Ridge quarterly meetings
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Everett W. Chapman
Alta Carr
Wayne Osborn
Flora Heim
Mary Robertson
Young Friends 3Rd Quarterly
Charlottesville
Dublin
Spiceland
Walnut Ridge
East Street Christian Church Service Details
Basil Stultz serves as minister and Eeith Hull is superintendent. The lesson covers The Reign of David from 2 Samuel 5-8 with worship at 10 30 and a sermon by the pastor. Choir director Mrs John Wagner and pianist Mrs Harold Ruby lead music. Attendance last Sunday was 112. You are invited to worship with us. Hunters are alerted to 7950 acres of new hunting lands in Cagles Mill State Forest Area per Indiana Conservation officials.
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Basil Stultz
Eeith Hull
Reign
David
Samuel
John Wagner
Harold Ruby
Indianapolis
Ind
Ind. Dept. Conservation
Kenneth M. Kunkel
Indiana Department of Conservation
Henry P. Cottingham
Fish and Game Division
Cagles Mill State Forest
Corps of Engineers
United States Army
Cagles Mill Flood Control Project Opens Hunting Areas
The Cagles Mill flood control project in Putnam and Owen counties will open fall hunting on 105 900 acres of state forests and seven thousand huntable acres held by the Engineer's Unit, with 950 acres as state lands. Some zones near the dam entrance road spillway dam and admin area remain off limits under state and federal posting.
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Cagles Mill
Putnam
Owen
Kunkel
Cottingham
Col. C. Bidgood
Corps of Engineers
Ralph Wilcox
Conservation Department
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Rushville
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