Waterfowl seasons and rules to mirror last year
Federal wildlife authorities outline states may choose regulations for waterfowl seasons with Michigan adopting a 30 minute pre dawn shooting hour and sunset by 7 00 p m The daily duck bag includes hooded mergansers within the limit of four ducks per day plus four other ducks The conservation commission will finalize selections at its August meeting The rules resemble last year with minor timing adjustments and identical limits for most species
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Fish and Wildlife Service
Michigan
Conservation Commission
Reduction Seen In Fishermen's License Sales
Conservation officials report lagging resident fishing license sales this year with 564 000 sold to date vs 600 000 last year. Nonresident licenses near 113 000 but trout stamps drop 11 percent. hunting and fishing licenses for 1953 54 were the highest on record.
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Conservation Department
A. L. McNeil
NeNeil
Gladwin County Social Roundup Notes Farm Activity
Community notices recount visits and gatherings around Gladwin County. Lorene Hildebrandt Marilyn Davis demonstrated kitchen arrangements at a council meeting. Families like Hildebrandt Davis and Davis enjoy visits, lunches, and Farm Bureau events across Elm Grove and Arthur township.
Opening game draws 40000 as Japan hosts nonprofessional title
More than 40 000 fans attended the opening game of the 25th nonprofessional all Japan baseball championship at Tokyo's Korskum Stadium. Forddy Anderson, before coaching at Michigan State, led at Great Lakes Drake and Bradley. Eddie Mathews turns 23 in October. Birdie Tebbetts, Reds manager, appeared in three All Star games and a World Series. Hall of Fame Day honors two Columbia graduates, Lou Gehrig and Eddie Collins. Tommy Thompson, captain of the Cleveland Browns, retires after knee injury.
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Tokyo
Korskum Stadium
Michigan State
Forddy Anderson
Great Lakes
Drake and Bradley
University of Oregon
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Birdie Tebbetts
Cincinnati Redlegs
Cooperstown
N. Y
Columbia University
Columbia
Lou Gehrig
Eddie Collins
Tommy Thompson
Cleveland Browns
Thompson
Ainebacker
State Sets Firearms Disposal Sale By Conservation Dept
The conservation department will sell confiscated firearms to the highest bidder in a sealed bid auction on September 9. The sale lists eighty one rifles and shotguns and buyers may obtain weapon lists and sale details from the department field administration division in Lansing.
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Conservation Department
Department
Field Administration
Lansing
Your Physician of Choice and Your Pharmacy Rights
One reason against socialized medicine was interference with selecting the physician of your choice. You may also choose your preferred pharmacy and have prescriptions phoned in for ready pickup. If a physician in another city writes a prescription, mention that our facility can compound it exactly as specified.
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Congress
Brush College 4 H Girls Entertain Mothers
Brush College 4 H girls entertained their mothers Monday evening August 16 at the Harley Coats home completing their summer projects. Each girl prepared a dish for the dinner served at 8 o clock with menu items including fried chicken biscuits and gravy mashed potatoes corn on the cob cabbage salad relish plate hot rolls and butter lemon pie cocoa with marshmallows. Guests included Mrs Adolph Hildebrandt Lorene Mrs Randolph Rockey and Charlene Mrs Galop Coats and Helen Mrs Bernard Allen and Nancy Mrs Perry Davis and Marilyn Mrs Harley Coats and Carolyn. The hosts were thanked for hospitality and the girls praised as good cooks earning merits for their efforts.
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Brush College 4-H
Harley Coats
Adolph Hildebrandt
Lorene
Randolph Rockey
Charlene
Galop Coats
Helen
Bernard Allen
Nancy
Perry Davis
Marilyn
Carolyn
Social visits fill weekend across Findlay and local towns
The narrative lists numerous Sunday and Saturday gatherings. Robert Davis and cousins Norman and Orville Coney visited Bernard Fitzpatrick and family. various residents from Findlay and nearby areas called on relatives including the Hildebrandt, Farmer, Rockey, Coats, Sanders, and Fitzpatrick households. Several outings to Pratt Lake and Hartwick Pines are noted along with reunions at the Robinette and Sportsman's Club events.
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Robert Davis
Norman
Orville Coney
Frank Sturm
Findlay
Ohio
Bernard Fitzpatrick
Vernon Fitzpatrick
Adolph Hildebrandt
Lorene
Albert Hildebrandt
Marion Hildebrandt
Rudolph Hildebrandt
Cyril Farmer
Earl Sanders
Randolph Rockey
Marlin
Galion Coats
Gary Helen
Doris
Eunice Carter
Mancelona
Hartwick Pines
O. M. Somers
Glen Carnes
Denny
Robert Gingery
Cyril Farmers
Lester Allen
Amanda Newman
Bernard Allen
Harley Coats
Robinette
Albert Schorder
Pete
Niles
Lloyd Athey
Dick Wood
Long Lake
Wayne Primmer
Charlotte
Vern Worden
Forest Booth
Sylvania
Bernard Fitzpatricks
George Noll
Galen Coats
Pratt Lake
Glen Newman
Newman
Tal
Jack.Sims
Chicago
Bernard
Alfred Roe
Elk Lake
John Brubaker
Sportsman’s Club
Gladwin
Geneva Davis
Perry
Davis
Perry Davis
Lloyd
Russell
Margaret
Delbert Sanders
Willig Strouse
the Sanders
James Irwin
Jin
Man 104 Years Old Stays On Fishing Trip
A 104 year old man from Chicago traveled by bus to southwestern Michigan to fish in the St. Joseph River. He appeared unconcerned by the long journey and considered the fishing to be good.
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Dock Rivers
Chicago
Michigan
St. Joseph
Winterfield Residents Share Weekend Visits and Weddings
Winterfield notes show Frank Davis and family hosting Sunday visitors from Lansing and Ithaca mourners at Ruth Davis funeral. Néal Nevins on sick list. Iva Strouse visits Blanche Pifer’s mother. incident injures finger at Claude Baker home. Dorothy Berkompas attended Carol Jean Turner Marion wedding reception.
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Frank Davis
Halmond Cutler
Melvin Berkompas
Ollie
Sam Gaskill
Roy .Cassler
Lansing
Wilfred Landers
Alvin Pence
Ruth Davis
Ithaca
Néal Nevins
Iva, Strouse
Clare
Blanche Pifer
John Gaskill
Vicki Lynn
Gaskill
Aaron Briggs
Muskegon
Briggs
Claude -Baker
Dighton
Dorothy Berkompas
Carol Jean’ Turner
Marion
Sentinel Want Ad Seeks 35 Cent Week Service
Classified line promotes an inexpensive go-getter program costing 35 cents a week and invites readers to phone 35 for details.
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Sentinel
Community Notes From Brown Corners Weekly Roundup
Mrs Alcatrdr Garver reports the church at the U B Conference in Carson City Camp Grounds will return Rev Charles Malson and family for another year. Vera Wallace of Wolverine visited. Shaver reunion held in Wilson State Park. Skull Cottage owners Mr and Mrs Murray Lemmon of Flint spent weekend here. Numerous neighbors and families attend Sunday School and local visits noted.
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Alcatrdr Garver
Carson City
Charles, Malson
Vera Wallace
Wolverine
Nina Kleinhardt
Shaver
Wilson State Park
Donald Dunlop
Johnnie
Donnie
Gardner
Pontiac
Murray Lemmon
Flint
Skull Cottage
Nora Langworthy
Henry Ford Hospital
Russell Williams
Bobby
Grant
Freeland
Leo
Detroit
Ida Austin
Ada Coulter
al Shaver
Dean
Roy
Wilson State Park Sunay
Raymond Hanchet
Clare
Lewis Sunday
John Hartman
Farwell
Geraldine
Mr and Mrs Lower Visit Mr and Mrs Russell Paxton
Mr and Mrs Lower called on Mr and Mrs Russell Paxton of Sheridan Sunday afternoon.
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John. Lower
Russell Paxton
Sheridan
Missionary Reception Honored African Missionaries
The W.M.A. program drew a well attended gathering Monday evening. An offering for African missions totaled sixty one dollars. A reception followed for Reverend Marion Burket and family with a short program and refreshments enjoyed by a large group.
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Marion Burkett
Bear Facts Berry Shortage Prompts Bear Safety Advisory
Northern Michigan visitors are urged to take bear safety precautions as a dry July reduces berry crops. Campers and hikers should avoid feeding bears and stay clear of semi tame bears near dumps and resorts. Photographs should be taken from a distance and bears left alone due to their unpredictable nature.
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Michigan
Williamston hunting co op deadline announced
Farmers may join the Williamston plan hunting cooperative by Sept 1 to post lands of two or more adjoining square miles as a unit for regulated harvest and trespass control. Tickets and signs are provided free, with state workers available to explain the plan. Last year about 50 groups opened 170000 acres under the program.
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Williamston Plan
Conservation Department
Michigan
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Willis Strouse
Margaret Davis
Donald Davis
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Winston Raymond
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