Farmers Open 110000 Acres for Public Hunting in Michigan
More than 1500 farmers in southern Michigan join a cooperative hunting club opening about 110000 acres to a controlled number of sport hunters. Daily guest tickets issued by the Conservation Department limit hunter numbers to reduce trespass and protect crops and livestock. Masters of the land require hunters to ask permission, follow safety rules, and close gates to prevent cattle escapes.
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Conservation Department
Michigan
Cooperative Hunting Club
Local residents visit friends and report break ins and a death
Mr and Mrs Herbert Sutton of Greenwood called on Mrs Grace Rouse and Robert Carson Wednesday. Buren Kohn died in Saginaw and was a longtime resident. Club 61 and Three Oaks cabins were broken into, with valuables missing. Sheriff Darling and state police investigate. Roy Baldwin lost his trailer in a village fire. The article notes various social calls and a Detroit trip by Mr and Mrs Tom Austin.
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Herbert Sutton
Greenwood
Grace Rouse
Robert Carson
Bessie Cox
Clare General Hospital
Stella Fraser
Clare Hospital
Buren Kohn
Saginaw
Russell Haught
Anna Crawford
Robert
McIntyre Funeral Home
Baren Kohn
Lena Martinson
Missaukee County
Lake City
Club
James Darling
Clare
Three Oaks
Roy Baldwin
Jackson
Tom Austin
Detroit
Coleman
Duane Hagan
John Bradley
Den 5
Farmer
Dell
Richard Salter
Eric Flegel
Charles Gilbert
Paul Swantek
Randy Haller
Bruce Finney
Eugene Washburn
Roy Peters
David Griswold
James Marshall
Benny Boyce
Denny Boyce
Timothy Bradley
Bear
Donald Berthame
George Nobles
Denners
Fritz Sprenger
Denner
Den 8
Den 2
Den 4
Den 1
Den 3
Cubmasters
den Laurie
Connie
Paula Lietzke
Near Clare
Martin Heiser
Lloyd Green
Hope
Florida
Virgin Islands
James Seaman
Albert Seaman
Barryton
Lottie Robison
Vanda Young
Beaverton
Leon DeJongh
Michigan State College
Lansing
Neal DeJongh
A.C.P. Evans
Lyle
Midland Hospital
Carl Mowry
Jim Mowry
Mehoppany
Pennsylvania
Johnson City
New York
Niagara Falls
Grand Canyon
Watkins Glenn
Corning Glass Works
Dorothy Whitney
Gladwin
Nettie Whitney
Roy Osborne
Port Huron
Jack Huss
Community News Roundup Reflects Visits and County Events
Residents and families from Clare, Beaverton, and nearby towns gathered for visits, farewells, and local activities. Highlights include a farewell for Stanley Brugger Sr. to Florida, a large plant tour at ORE-IDA in Greenville, and numerous hospital updates. Activities feature Eastern Star installations, Cub Scouts ceremonies, bridal showers, and weekend family visits across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavigne Elbar
Pleasant
Henry Ranck
Thomas Burbin
Clare
Forest Densmore
Lloyd O’ Conner
Bud Gairns
Charley Robinson
Midland Hospital
Don Brugger
Stanley Brugger Sr
Florida
Bob DeJongh
Baby
Flint
Carl Hadley
Vernon Tesman
Irene Johnston
Henry Rest Home
Harrison
Ellis Penny
Greenville
I.D
Butternut Garden Club
I,d.a
Chicago
Martha Telfer
Paul Pope
Ruth Ann Brand
Kate Lewis
Chas Clark
Anna Reese
Susan Caswell
Chas Monroe
Maple Grove
Paul Mishler
Earl Robinson
Bella Wright
Methodist Church
Beaverton
Lena Walter
Maud Mce-Leod
Sherwood
Oregon
Lee Lower
Minnie McDonald
Tina Dunlop
Agnes Walter
H. Bran
Robison and local families visit. Beth Jackson hospitalized
Gilmore Grange member Robison broke a collar bone at Ferris last week. The Robison and Shilling families host and visit at the Russell Robisons in Saginaw and nearby towns. Beth Jackson remains in Alma hospital after Friday surgery with family updates on her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucky Robison
Ferris
Mervil Robison
Saginaw
John Robisons
Jim Haring
Barry Bigelow
Milan Robisons
Russell Robisons
Mervil Robisons
George Shilling
Beth Jackson
Alma _ hospital
Robert Rowlings
John Lavertys
Keith Scott
Keith Scotts
James Hazard
Jon
Flint
Ethel Schaar
Robert Bowling
John Laverty
Terence O’rourke
Alma Hospital
Ross Renner
John Shilling Sr
Veterans Hospital
R Rowley Named Ranger for Lost Lake Reservation
Robert R. Rowley of Clare was named resident ranger for the Lost Lake Scout Reservation, newly acquired by the Clinton Valley Council. The facility, 15 miles west of Clare, serves over 11,000 council members and was formerly the Harry Bennett estate. Rowley, a Clare business man, was chosen from 20 applicants and will attend a camp ranger school at the first opportunity.
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Robert R. Rowley
Clare
Lost Lake
Willard H. Wells
Clinton Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America
Pontiac
Michigan
Harry Bennnett
Rowley
Michigan tourism envisions billion-dollar year
Michigan’s vacation travel industry rose 12 percent in spring-summer over last year’s peak. A 4 percent early 1965 winter gain and strong autumn outlook suggest income may top one billion dollars this year. McGraw notes $70 million in state and local tax receipts could follow from higher tourism spending. 1964 income was a record $814 million with $59 million in public revenues.
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Michigan
Michigan Tourist Council
William T. McGraw
Tourist Council
Were you indifferent or bashful in teen romance asks
A teen questions how to tell a boy they like him and how to break the ice when dating. The newspaper offers guidance from a suburbia service, noting a shy boy and mixed signals. It advises direct messages and group setting approaches.
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Myjlyou
Cort
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Coleman News
Sam Swanton
Worthy Berk
Jenny Rillet
John Geiling
Vetsh Hospital
Edna Huss
Merlin Dana
Lawrence Dana
Edna
Eastern Star
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
LaVada Coryea
Fenton Bathke
Clark Dennis
Guy Shepard
James Broka
Thomas Wilcox
Bernadine Bischoff
Marshall Pearl Keeler
Alba Lyness
Myrtle Hach
Donna Wilcox
Mildred Bauman
Thelma Crockett
Joy Broka
Gertrude Pischel
Norma Brownlee
Ruth
Berneda Thomas
Esther
Dorothy Banks
Martha
Patricia Brugger
Electa
Barbara Boyce
Leonard Coryea
Sentinel
Christian
Pimothy Thornton
Adah
Zee Alexander
Fisher
Chevrolet
Clare, Michigan
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Insurance Companies OF
Don Swindlehurst
Rosebush
Impala
Fisher Settings
Gilmore Grange
R. Rowley Ranger
Clare Sentinel
Suburban Press Service
Frank
Fort. KY
Miller Feed Service
Srehescre & Wiehe N. Loomis
Clare, Mich
Ane Ghee
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