Santurdia club linked to Giants names noted in rusted report
A scattered snippet lists Santurce club ties to New York Giants figures Willie Mays Rueben Gomez and Herman Pranks with Gomez a Santurce native. It also mentions Dusty Rhodes wintering in South Carolina, a $12 million antitrust suit in Chicago, and various 1955 baseball and sports notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santurdia Club
New Yorks
Giant
Willie Mays
Rueben Gomez
Herman Pranks
Fie Santurce
Gomez
Santurce
Dusty Rhodes
Rocky Hill
South Carolina
Liberty Broadcasting Company
Dallas
Texas
United States District Court
Chicago
Phil Cavarreta
Chicago White Sox
Willie Shoemaker
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Dark Star
Mike Brown
Paul Brown
Cleveland
Brown
Dartmouth
State Forester Adds New Job
George S. McIntire, chief of the state conservation department’s forestry division, was elected to the executive committee of the Association of State Foresters at its annual meeting in Jefferson New Hampshire. The association includes representatives from 44 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. McIntire
State Conservation Department
Association of State Foresters
McIntire
Jefferson
New Hampshire
Gilmore Grange and Area Social News Highlights
Local notes from Gilmore and Farwell cover weekend visits to Atlanta from Bill Wood and Claude Bailey families, trips to Colorado by Dale Laverty party, and a card party with seven tables hosted by Ralph and Florence Garter. Hospital stays include Blanche Owens in Mt Pleasant. Community members stop by Clare and Farwell for dinners and greetings as updates on local families continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wood
Atlanta
Claude Bailey
John Laverty
Colorado
Dale Laverty
Jo Dee Ann
Chip We Rawson
Somers
Ralph
Florence
Garter
Blanche Owens
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
John Dillon Sr
Clare
O. M. Somers
Jamies Pedgrift
Gilmore
Marilyn King
Mr. Pleasant
Dale Wysong
Cheryl
Farwell
Dale
John Wysong
Nancy
Carl Martin
Clare Hospital
Wood Store
Bud
Alma
Allen Rawson
Paul ‘Brown
Allen Rawson’s Monday Evening: October 11. Mrs. Howard
Mile
Jeanie
Keith Scotts
Glen Scott
Hilda Scott
Gldsy School
Wrs
Carl Williams
Chaotic Social News From Southeast Sheridan Social Circle
Local society notes recount visits and dinners among Bradley, Parrish, Paxton, Lower and Randle families in Southeast Sheridan. Guests include Mrs. Nona Sowle Mrs. Bessie Drake and Mrs Nellie Jordan. birthdays and farm visits noted amid a flurry of Sunday calls and weekend gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Parrish
Vernon
Nona Sowle
Bessie Drake
Nellie Jordan
Sheridan
Drake
Jim Bradley
Evelyn
Floyd Shively
Vernell Carey
Clare
Les Randle
Raney Busick
Groverhill
Ohio
Russell Busick
Detroit
Russell Paxton
Herman Lower
Roger
Robert Lower
Lake Thirteen
Ross Coe
William Cole
Ernest Young
Coleman
John Lower
James Paxton
Sid Court
Carl Bradley
Jim
Edna Langin
Flint
Sandy Butler
Evelyn ‘Bradley
Warren Hart
Louis Paxton
Mt. Morris
Jim Solosky
Midland
Kenneth Lower
Sanford
Flooding Plan Expands Marshes Around Houghton Lake
Michigan conservationists push a fringe flood plan around Houghton Lake to create interconnected marshes for long term waterfowl habitat. Five marsh projects within 14 miles have been completed, using Pittman Robertson federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Houghton Lake
Backus” Creek
Deadstream
CCC
Big Lake
Cannon Creek
Denton Creek
Pittman-Robertson
Election issues Discussed by Denver Farm Bureau
The Denver Farm Bureau met at the Lattimers Tuesday evening October 12 with 18 members present. Minutes were read and approved. Women planned a lunch for Isabella County Women’s Farm Bureau on October 26. The next meeting is November 9 at the Moggs home with a pot luck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Farm Bureau
Gene Lattimer
Womens Farm Bureau
Isabella County
FE Ross
Pris
Alfred Mogg
Wise Farm Bureau Meeting Highlighted by Pot Luck Supper
The Wise Farm Bureau plans a Thursday meeting October 21 at the Orr Community Building, with the monthly program and an annual pot luck chicken supper served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wise Farm Bureau
Orr
Michigan halts red pine cone purchases in two peninsulas
The Michigan conservation department suspended red pine cone purchases with 7500 bushels on hand. TF J Hodge, head of state forest nursery operations, says about 3000 families and individuals collected cones recently. Seed from the cones will be reused at three state nurseries over the next five to eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Department
Lower
TF. J. Hodge
Coast Guard Seeks Recruits in Michigan Area
Chief Bodhawain's Mate Joseph Moscotta, Officer in Charge, announced today that applications from men ages 17 to 26 are being accepted for immediate enlistment in the United States Coast Guard. Various ratings including Electronics Technicians and Machinists Mates may enlist, with many in the same pay grades as before. Write to U S Coast Guard Recruiting Station Federal Building Detroit Michigan for details and area recruitment schedules.
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Bodhawain
Joseph. T.’Moscotta
Coast Guard
Michigan
United States Coast Guard
Wormer
Coast’ Guard
Navy
U. S. Coast Guard
Federal Building
Detroit
Riverside Grange celebrates fifth anniversary and community events
Riverside Grange notes Union Grange's fifth anniversary with a Monday program featuring State Master William Brake. Local activities include Pomona Grange election plans, upcoming officers club at Delwin Grange Hall, and many visits and hospital recoveries among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Grange
Norman Myers
Bernard Allen
William Brake
Greenwood Grange
Clare County
Pomona Grange
Delwin Grange Hall
Othel Denslow
Mt. Pleasant
Bernard Alien
Ard
Beery
Awaa
Drew Gow Super
Harry” Harrison
Lansing
Jesse Newman
Glen Newman
B. Allen
Dale Travis
Midland
Grange
Ida Sanders
Mt. Pleasant Hospital
Fred Chamberlain
Saginaw
Smokey Bear Takes R and R After Record Fire Year
Smokey Bear rests at the Roscommon forest fire experiment station after a year of campaign effort. Conservation workers report Michigan fire damage at 3900 acres this year, topping 1951's 4401 acre previous low. officials expect Smokey to recover and return to duty in a few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smokey Bear
Smokey
Bear
Conservation Department
Roscommon
Yehod
Michigan
Hunters urged to report waterfowl bands to Service
The U S Fish and Wildlife Service asks waterfowl hunters to report banded birds including leg bands and to provide where and when shot. Field workers across North America track mallards and other ducks to gauge local harvests and inform regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Washington D.C
Sontinent
Michigan
Crow Island
Saginaw
Canadian
Fish and Wildlife ‘Service
Fishing Popular Sport In Michigan This Year
Michigan conservation records show resident fishing licenses reach 759,069 sold by October 1 this year, just above last year’s 759,011. Nonresident licenses total 244,843 this year versus 243,434 a year ago, while trout stamp sales rise to 164,744 compared with 164,996 last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Department
Check on International Bag Limits for North American Hunters
The notice outlines import limits for birds from Canada and Mexico before hunting this fall. Ten ducks five geese eight woodcock and shorebirds may be imported per person in one calendar week. Hunters should verify other international boundary rules before hunting across borders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Mexico
Qil Lease Sale Deadline Set For Statewide Oil Auction
The conservation department announces a statewide oil lease sale deadline set for October 29. Applications are obtainable from the lands division in Lansing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qil
Conservation’ Department
Lansing
Michigan Turkey Festival scheduled in Jackson this December
The Michigan Turkey Festival will be held in Jackson from December 7 to 9 this year featuring local vendors, crafts, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Jackson
Bob's Sales and Service Ad Promises Tubes and Batteries
Local shop offers sales of tubes batteries and accessories with service options. Phone number 342 Clare listed for customer contact and inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob's
Clare
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Gerald EB. Eddy
Lower Peninsula
Downstate
Allegan County
Chuck Dressen
Washington Senators
Dressen
Dodgers
Oakland
Gilmore Grange
Mr& Keith Scott
MUSC
James Bradley
R. Parrish
Ka. Tre Wane
Noa
Piper
Hser Dealer Sales and Service
Phono
WISE
Joe Foldess
Karen Morse
Rex Morse
Audres
Bill Chaffee
Murray Mogg
Rosebush
Pat Burch
Silo
Anne’ Fisher
Lida Methner
Prudénville
Ito
Hilsie Methrier
Minnesota
Kenny
Richard’ Wilds
James Wilds
Jack Methner
Ray Strauch
Lloyd Anderson
Ford. Morse
Averill
Bob Strauch
Marion
Charles Strauch
Lake George
Wm. Strauch
Stuart ,Gordon
Ken Cozat
Alexander
Brown City
Zenth Rane
Giare
Mich
Riverside Grange
Bob. Rowley
Service
West
Standard Service
Larry Beck
Prop
McEwan
Ide Soto
Plymouth
Munising
Michigan Ebrewers’ Assaciation
Madison Avenue
Altes Brewing Co
Frankenomth Brewing Co
Goebel Brewing Co Pfeiffer Brewing Co
Schewaing Brewing Co
Siroh Brewery Co
Cenjoy
Hastings
Cedar Springs
Round the
Hunters
Gaylord
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