SEC Boosts Football Grants In Aid To 55 Per School
The Southeastern Conference raised football grants in aid for freshmen recruits from 40 to 55 per school across its 12 members. Baseball attendance last year rose 9.7 percent, with the Milwaukee Braves surpassing 2,000,000 in total attendance. Babe Ruth's career totals include 5,793 bases, 506 doubles, 136 triples, and 1,123 sacrifices. Distances reveal Yankee Stadium the shortest right field at 296 feet and Polo Grounds longest center field at 480 feet among major league parks.
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Southeastern Conference
Milwaukee Braves
Babe Ruth
Yankee Stadium
New York
Comiskey Park
Chicago
Polo Grounds
Southern Michigan deer herd grows. highway tolls rise
Deer in southern Michigan are increasing, causing more highway fatalities. Last year 378 deer died in southern lower peninsula accidents, up from 361 the year before. Officials warn of greater traffic problems as the herd expands over the next 10 to 15 years, aided by better food and weather and higher fawn production.
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Michigan
Lower Peninsula
Field Administration
D. H. Raess
Jackson
Raess
Upper
Lower Peninsulas
January Bounty Totals for Coyotes Foxes and Bobcats
The conservation department reported January bounties totaling 30 coyotes 40 bobcats and 1349 foxes with 7475 dollars paid to trappers and hunters. It notes 45 coyotes and 581 foxes were bountied in January 1954.
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Conservation Department
State Gets Stecine Eggs Soon For Exchange
Michigan will receive 50 000 steelhead eggs from Washington around March 4 in exchange for 50 000 rainbow eggs sent to Washington. Steelhead eggs will be hatched at Harrietta hatchery with experimental plantings planned across Michigan streams to test adaptation. The steelhead is only slightly different from the Michigan rainbow.
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Michigan
Washington
Conservation Department
Harrietta Hatchery
Order For Publication Appointing Hearing Time
Michigan Probate Court in Clare County orders creditors to file claims by April 20 1955 at ten in the forenoon. Public notice to run three weeks in Clare Sentinel. Registered mail to all interested parties required at last known addresses. Judge George Bates signs.
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State OF
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Said
George Bates
Tra
Garrison
Frederick C. Sanford
Appointment for Hearing of Claims in Sanford Estate
Probate Court of Clare County Michigan orders creditors to file and adjust all claims against Frederick C. Sanford, deceased. Hearing set for April 25, 1956, at 10:00 am at the probate office in Garrison. Publication and mailing requirements noted. registered mail to interested parties.
Local Neighbors Share News From Gilmore Grange
Gilmore Grange notes Mrs Keith Scott, Mr and Mrs Claude Briley hosted KA and ME. DeWayne Renner and Bob Hart left for Camp Carson. Rebecca Virginia Graham works at Clare telephone office. Lynn Laverty and Johnny visit grandparents Smedleys. Arden Somers family welcomes a new baby girl. Several calls, sales and visits mark a busy week in the Clare area.
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Claude. Briley
KA & Me
Ross Renner
DeWayne
George Pitts
John F. Shilling’s Jr
Hubert Phipps
DeWayne Renner
Bob Hartgrove
Camp Carson
Colorado
Virginia Graham
Clare
Ross
DeWayne Rennery
Lansing
Glass
Dean Graham
Robert Bowling
Sombra
Ontario
Olive Laverty
Thomas
Clare Perry Place
Robert Bowlings
Keith Scotts
Glen Scott
North Bradley
Lynn
Johnny Laverty
Walter Smedleys
Jim Pedgrifts
Milt Harrigers
John Laverty
Donna Wood
Arden Somers
O. M
Pink and Blue Shower Honors Mrs. Gerald Ayle at Farwell
Mrs. Gerald Ayle entertained fourteen friends with a pink and blue shower at her parents home, honoring Mrs. Neil Pifer a former high school friend. Guests enjoyed refreshments of sandwiches jello coffee and homemade ice cream.
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Gerald Ayle
Farwell
J. B. Watters
Neil Pifer
Anid
Local Social Roundup Shows Busy Hosted Weekends
Mr and Mrs Ted Butcher and girls visited relatives in Remus and Collins Stuermer home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cecil Robinson Frank Sprague and many area families. birthdays celebrated for Fed Butcher and Miss Barnes with cake and ice cream.
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Pee A Eore
Floyd Stanley
Leigh Marie
Max Stanley
Carol Sue
Wallace Bringold
Reese
Carl Bringold
Lake George
Max Howard
Archie Davis
Don Smith
Myr
Glenn Bucholz
Coleman
Lloyd Sprague
Ted Butchery
Ioais
Bob Robins
Charles Heber
Mt. Pleasant
Nannie Latison
Arlo Beavers
J. B. Watters
Mort Balcom
Shepherd
Leonard Robinson
Breckenridge
Ted Butcher
Cecil Robinson
Frank Sprague
Willard
Murrel Wedge
Sandusky
Henry Hileman
Qwosse
Collins- Stuermer
Bud Hileman
Alice
Walter
Clare
Miles Miner
Midland
Howard Ford
Cathy
J.B. Watters
George
Johnnie
Walter Bringold
Hilman
Fletchers Pond
EB C. Schwartz
Remus
Bud. Hileman
Willard Bringold
Collins-Stuermer
Weekend Visits Mentioned in Michigan Household Notes
Mr and Mrs Rex Morse hosted and visited relatives in Michigan over the weekend. Detailing stops include Detroit with the McGuire couple, Au Gres and Mt Pleasant area visits with Chaffee Doughty Gordon and Strauch families, plus a Jack Methner social.
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Rex Morse
Detroit
Lloyd McGuire
Bill Chaffee
Au Gres
Louie Doughty
Pleasant
James Wild
Dallers
Jack Methner
Rollin Gross
Irwin ‘Callison
Stuart Gordon
Ray Strauch
Mr. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant
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Ort
Parry O’brien
Madison Sq. Garden
Otun
NORGE
Ian
Firestone Store
McEwen
Gilmore Grange
Keith Scott
Green Eor Grange
WISE
Goleman
Hoverter Laboratory
Evart, Michigan
Rowley
Standard Service
Clare, Michigan
Ford
McEwan Street
Glare
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