Baseball’s decline worries Chandler and owners’ grip
Gov. A B Chandler warned baseball has slipped and may worsen because owners control the game despite fans’ wishes. Red Schoendienst on TB recovery eyes Milwaukee lineup by September after a lengthy rehab. Detroit Lion Bob Miller says he would quit rather than be traded to Philadelphia.
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Michigan Hunting Rules Stay Similar for 1959 60 Season
The Conservation Commission kept most 1958 59 regs, extending fox squirrel protection in the Upper Peninsula for five years from October 1. Bear season shortened to 15 days in the lower peninsula, bear stamp required with the deer license, and Drummond Island sharp tailed grouse closed to boost breeding. Chippewa county partridge hunting set for October 12 15 with two bag limit. Muskrat mink raccoon trapping seasons lengthened statewide.
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Drummond Island
Chippewa County
New Ladies Bowling League Organizes with Officers Named
A new ladies bowling league prepares to start with officers elected. Mrs. Hrma Gephart is president and Mrs. Joan Mickle serves as secretary and treasurer. Wilma Johnson is vice president and Phillis Richards sergeant at arms. A meeting at Gateway Lanes this afternoon at 1 pm outlines scheduling and team membership, with openings for new members who may join by calling an officer.
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Gateway Lanes
Hrma Gephart
Joan Mickle
Wilma Johnson
Phillis Richards
Michigan water toll rises with July drownings
State Police records show at least 126 drownings in Michigan waters so far this year, with 172 water accidents including 106 fatal. Through six months the trend suggests the year could surpass last year’s 193 deaths and 89 injuries, as July Fourth weekend saw 15 drownings.
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Community social notices fill Vernon area with gatherings
Sunday events honored birthdays and visited relatives across Vernon and Clare. Families from Harline Aube to Nevins, Bush, Wehrman and Yeoman joined in suppers, trips to Bay City and Saginaw, and carded out many greetings.
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Edna Jockwig
Saginaw
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Tressa
Stacey
Leroy
James Bradley
Clare
Cindy Hemstreet
Carl. Wehrman
Susan
Midland
Jack
Hemstrest
Wehrman
Clara” Storie
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