Selvy Signs One Year Deal With Baltimore Bullets
Frank Selvy of Corbin Kentucky has signed a one year contract with the Baltimore Bullets of the NBA. He averaged 41.1 points over 29 games last season, setting a single season scoring mark for his college career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Selvy
Corbin
Kentucky
Furmin University
Baltimore Bullets
Selvy
An-Aiméricati Haltack
Gillstream Park
Dave Philley
Cleveland Indians
Social Round of Weekend Visitors and Family Gatherings
MANN SIDING notes show numerous weekend visits and birthdays among residents. Families from Saginaw Clare Midland Pontiac Detroit and Harrison visited their relatives including the Brockways Hilemans and Krockhers, with many local dinners and host-family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard. Frannes
Saginaw
al Tessman
Floyd White
Chesaning
Alice Richardson
Harrison
Gaupitiérs
Charles Haton
Hortors Case
Laura Rule
Charlene ‘Ant
Rod
Nial Abbott
Nial Abbott Jr
Clare
Nial and
Lyles
B. JL. Duckworth and Sons
Pontiac
Howard Brockway
Charlie van Blarcom
Russell Shiink
Detroit
C. Krocher
Jim Forrester
Lea Vhair
Midland
Tor Bennett
Robert Bennett
Kid Pfatines
John Smith
Richard Pfannes
August Hosrey
Waterfowl projects outline flooding plans across counties
The conservation department lists seven scheduled waterfowl flooding projects under the Pitman Robertson program. In Rostorimon county the Der ton Creek dam near Prudenville floods 270 acres. other dams along the Blind Sucker Mo loisse s River and Molosses River No 8 will create habitats for waterfowl muskrat and beaver. Bids open on Robinson Creek and Martiny Lake projects. Fish Point and Headquarters Lake add 160 to 185 acres, with Unionville and Grand Traverse and Chippewa River areas targeted for habitat expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consdrvaction ‘Department
Pitlman- Robertson
Rostorimon
Derton Creek
Treek
Pruedenville
Adrés
Grand Marais
Luce County
Moloissés River
Gladwin
Gladwin County
Headquarters Lake
Fife Lake
Grand Traverse County
Fish Point
Unionville
Robinson Creek
Martiny Lake
Roscommond
Big Rapids
Chippewa River State Forest
Brinton Girls Win Honors At Isabella County Fair
The Britten Busy Bees club performed well at the Isabella County Fair with every member completing a project. Dianna Beers was the canning food champion and Marilyn Sechter won for her Brown Swiss heifer. The report also notes calf events and various local visits and gatherings around the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britten Busy Bees
Isabella County Fair
Dianna Beers
Marilyn Sechter
Freezer Design Aims At Noncube Ice For Waiters
A printed note describes a plastic freezer tool that forms ice in shapes other than cubes for use by wait staff. The description mentions improved presentation and faster service with novel ice forms.
Bounty Payments Reported for July Predator Hunts
The conservation department reports a total of 8396 in bounty payments for July. Hunters took 119 coyotes and 1263 foxes, with 14 coyotes killed in five northern counties below the Straits and the rest in the upper peninsula. Mid-summer is slow for predator hunting with trapping peaking in August and September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huhteys
Conservation Department
TAERE
Straits
Upper Peninsula
Two Girls Enter Michigan State College Exhibit Judging
Miss Joyce Kleinhardt and Miss Carolyn Carter left Tuesday for Michigan State College to enter their exhibits and take part in the judging. Joyce was a Saturday night guest of Miss Lois White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kleinhardt
Carolyn Carter
Michigan State College
Joyce
Lois, White
YPMB Social Evening With Ashley Band at Park
The YPMB met the Ashley band for a Friday night social at a roadside park. Numerous local residents visited relatives and enjoyed travel anecdotes while Michigan vacation spots and family ties featured prominently in attendance and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YPMB
Ashley
Road Side
Glen Lower
Clare Hospital
Arthur Lower
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Yonne Kenneth Houghton
Detroit
Ray Houghton
Myr
Lee Jackson
Dearborn
Byrdit Gélier
Torch Lake
Edward Wilbrandt
Hher
Julian Wilcox
Evart
Mike
Pete Géller
Camp Algénquin
Burt Lake
Munsei
Ithaca
Sevice
Enard Holdrich
Clarettee Hay
The
Eagle
Hinora Hendrich
Leon Cook
Garver Tome
Carmen Newman
Iff Flin
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Mammoth
Brake Service Hospitalized at Markle Auto Collision Service
Free inspection offered with slogan Safe Brakes Save Lives Pew ape Your Own. Phone a0W for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markle
Wedding Bells Signal Changes At Lake City Family
Mrs. Thomas Cafferty of Long Beach Calif, mother of Patricia Jean Cafferty, will soon arrive at Lake to live with the Young family. Patricia married James McAtees of Seattle, Washington, making Mrs. Clara W. Cafferty and the late Thomas J. Cafferty her proud parents. Numerous brief notices recount visits, back-to-work calls at Ferra Mfg Mt Pleasant, and family weekend gatherings across Michigan towns including Flint, Midland, Saginaw, and Roscommon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Albert McAtée
Seattle
Wash
Norris Manion
Saginaw
Crooked Lake
Ferra Mfg
Stamping Co
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Sowle
Brintoff
Harold Adams
Childiers
Gertrude Sowle
Galvin
Tryon
Pred
Sowle
Freeland
Clifford Jones
Jarries
Ambrose
Deborah
Flint
W. D. Bellinger
Thelma Cornell
Phyllis Ambrose
Harry Carter
Lillian
Midland
Ricky Hidey
Moother
Charles Tucker
Russell Hoover
Harrison
J. B. Gilmarn
Charles Phillips
Roscommon
Fred Cunningham
Keith Tiedeman
West Grant
William Bennett
Detroit
Gayce
Clifford. Jones
Stinda
Sowlé Hotte
Brinton
Edward Gilman
Air Force Base
Amarillo
Texas
J. B. Gilmait
JoAnn Ruth
Frank Berry
Willard
Gorstaitifié
Nettie Gook
Lillie Berry
Theo Gunderman
Clare
Glad Bes
Maude Lurhnerville
Néttie Coole
St. Dohris
J. B. Gilman
Aid
Dofield Morrison
Elaind Anday
Orson Morrison
Shirley Johnson
Fostoria
Sami Muir
Aear
Barbara Colton
William
Red
Scott
John Iseboth
Walter Braley
Willian Scott Sr
Lewis Colton
Gétdeh Ferneda
Frank Carstensen
Minnie Gilman Frome
Charles Haywood
Harbor Beach
Harry Coriell
Paula Kay
Paul Coffiell
James Coley
Extindt Towis
Sylvie Towris
Frank Harbor
Flirt
Harald Wilcox
Grand Blanc
Walter DeGeer
Arthur DéGebr
Alexis Avs
Farwell
Weidman
Frank Marey
Sally Lyler
Royal Oak
Lyle Bake
Clare" Dake
Evart
Io Detroit
Wedding preparations and local visit spread through Snover and Clare
Community members attend wedding plans and family visits across Snover Clare Owosso and Adrian. Revs. Ducker and Sylvia Ardetsin from Wichita arrive as evangelists singers while Rev and Mrs Harold Smith travel to Decker for a relative’s ceremony. Families host guests from Coleman Vernon Sag inaw and Farwell with kids and news of academic plans at Crozer Theological Seminary.
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Dukerand Sylvia’ Ardetsin
Wichita Kansas
Harold Smith
Ratucasy
Charles E. Smith
Snover
Revy Smith
Decker
McDonel-Heryon
Wilburne Just
Philippines
Guar
David Seiter, Jr
Dorothy Hinkle
Raymond
Harold
Kile
Betty-Jo
Marlene
Clare
Helen
Tice
Vernon
Fred Miller
Farwell
Frank
Bowenh
Hubert
Frank Nevins
James Cornell
Perry
Simpson
Darwin Mott
Ernest Mott
Coleman
Laura Willets
Carl Klockziemt
St.Charles
Lester Olds
Henry Schlemmer
Breckeridge
Chester Holford
Hélen ‘Kohn
Saginaw
Mers
Dorothy Simpson
Noreen Decker
Miriam Bessemer
Elid ‘Nichols
Néwaygo
Franke ‘Pringle
Grant Boyer
Sagihaw
Frank Simpson
Doris Kay Simpson
Floyd *Werts
Harrison
Haley
James Yeoman
Adrian Priday
Berlaine Schultz
Robert “Robb
Kenneth Yeoman Jr
Undle
Lansing
Robert Robb
Adrian
Chester
Tie
Crozer Theological Seminary
Robb
Michigan Heads For Peak Federal Aid In Wildlife Programs
Michigan will receive the largest share of federal aid under the Pittman Robertson and Dingell Johnson acts for the coming fiscal year totaling about 711000. Texas and Michigan tie for 480840 under the P R program while Michigan Minnesota and California share 221140 under the DJ program. The two programs fund wildlife restoration with a federal tax on hunting and fishing gear and require states to match a quarter of project costs. Last year Michigan drew roughly 773000 from both programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Wonhder
Pittman - Robertson
Dingell-Johnson
Texas
P H
Minnesota
California
U.S
Michigan Forest Fires Damage Acreage Rises
Michigan reports last week forest and grassland fires damaged ninety six acres across state lands. Through this year the conserv ation department notes a record low total damaged of 3320 acres, compared with 3805 acres by this date in 1951, covering all lands except federal forest acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Conservation Department
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Jody Alder
Ghieane
Jooms
Wm. Hileman Jr
Lyle Shaver
Wm. Hileman
Little Pegey Hileman
Floyd Squires
Robert Heber
Bob Heber
Theola
Ebert Hoskinson
Wm. Case
Clara
Horton Case
John Huskey
Jimmy
George Fitzpatrick
Beaverton
W. B. Stephison
Stephison
Ponitiac
Dorr Mcnally
Winters
City
Oneawveek
Wil Jer Austin
Ed Magnus
Music By
Don Bryant
Rudd Lake
Harrison, Michigan
Mr Pleasantered
Thanes
Keith Baker
Hari
Johns
Lelayid Forbes
Lewis Bowen
George Skinner
Portland
Charles Forbes
Roy Phénix
Coldwater Grange
Dicky
Miller-Jones
North Fairfield
Offio
Mire
Alvert Miller
Duatie Miller
Vrs
Betas Hi
Lotine
Billig Lafevéen
Bhterson Blodgett
Dor Lafgreen
Harold Skinner
Wally
Ray
Sieg
Art Milles
Wayne Mayes
Ara Bobby
Don Laftgreen
George Hamilton
Lotte
Brown
Léster
Houghton
Isabel Houghton
Kenneth
Satford Mott
Charles
Ott
Rogér. Kleinhardt
Frank Nesler
al Shavér
Velma Schlossér
Lyle
Staudgon
Terry
Houghton Lake
Makera
Zenith FM
Tilsvieior Ste. Higley
Mith
Jimmie Gillespie
Clute
Phane
Hendy
Consumers Power Co
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