Protest Ruling On Killing Of Deer In Michigan
In Alpena Michigan sportsmen protest a conservation department ruling and a circuit judge decision allowing farmers to kill deer out of season to protect crops. Special permits were issued by the department. The judge exonerated a farmer fined for out of season killing, citing property rights. The deer population is estimated at 750,000 to 1,000,000 with 10,000 perished last winter and 51,200 killed during last year’s 15 day season. Many locals own deer country property and argue property rights.
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Alpena
Mich
Michigan
State Conservation Department
Conservation Department
Fred T. Miles
Justice Court
Valley City Short Items Highlight Local Visits
Valley City social notes record Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hoff from Cleveland visiting the Sam Mack home for supper. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herthneck of Cleveland spent Sunday with the George Mack family. The A B C Club met with four bridge tables, with top results by Mrs. Earl Arick and Mrs. Carl Hauck for ladies and Ralph Feuchter and Earl Arick for men. Orlin Welfe of Medina will host the club in three weeks. Ed Stever and Violet Feist joined Walter Kunkle in Cleveland for Mrs Stever’s sister Mary Muorokey Mor’s birthday observance. Julia Otterbacher is in Ely- and connected to local events.
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Valley City
Elmer Hoff
Cleveland
Sam Mack
Frank Herthneck
George Mack
George Wolfe
A. B. C. Club
Earl Arick
Carl Hauck
Ralph Feuchter
Orlin Welfe
Medina
Ed Stever
Violet Feist
Walter Kunkle
Steverg
Mary Muorokey Mors
Julia Otterbacher
Ely
Beware Coughs from common colds That Hang On
An advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a powerful remedy for persistent coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims quick relief by soothing inflamed mucous membranes and loosening phlegm, with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
Versatile 13 Yearold Girl Shines On Brockton Playground
In Brockton Massachusetts 13 year old Josephine Hasham nicknamed Feeney stands out as a versatile southpaw at the O Donnell playground. She excels as fielder catcher and pitcher while also playing horseshoes basketball swimming track and even football.
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Brockton
Mass
Josephine Hasham
O'Donnell
Local social notes and game recap from area towns
Community guests and visits fill a weekend roster with Lakewood and Lucas hosting relatives, including Antoinette Heil and Donald Parfitt families. Irvin Gunkleman returns home to La Grange. Ohio Lutherans in Cleveland attended a district conference. Valley City toppled Granger 26 to 15 in basketball with a second team 9 to 4.17. Numerous local residents share Sunday visits with neighbors and relatives across Cleveland, Medina, North Olmsted, Lafayette, and Northfield.
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Ria Memorial Hospital
William Steck
Hulda Bayer
Antoinette Heil
Lakewood
Albert Parfitt
Ronald
Wilbur Taylor
Donald Parfitt
Lucas, O
Irvin Gunkleman
la Grange
Albert Lamprecht
Air
Orlin Wolfe
Jimmy
Medina
Fred Feuchter
Waterburg
Fred Eckert
North Olmsted
Harry Grimm
Northfield
Mary Mentzey
Florence Dean
Ralph Feuchter
Huntington Briefs Highlights Local Social Guests
Mr and Mrs William Ginnard of Cleveland and Mrs Howard Jordan were Sunday supper guests at the C C Hines home. Lawrence Thudhum visited his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs Fred Harriss, Saturday night. Mrs Minnie Touby and daughter Jennie of Norwalk spent Wednesday with the Bowen Fasterday family. Mr and Mrs Clifford Bowen and Mr and Mrs Lester Bowen were Sunday and Monday guests at the Bowen Fasterday home. Mr and Mrs Oscar Ramsier and ...
Bellevue baby visits relatives over the weekend
The baby of Bellevue spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Neel. Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Dirlam and Mrs. Viola Dirlam spent Friday in Clyde at the home of Walter Dirlam. Sunday afternoon and a supper guest at the O. H. Dirlam home were Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dirlam, Ed. Dirlam, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Dirlam, all of Ashland.
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Bellevue
Marion Neel
O. H. Dirlam
Viola Dirlam
Clyde
Walter Dirlam
Clayton Dirlam
Ed. Dirlam
Wade Dirlam
Ashland
Brighton Ladies Meet at Wellington Home
Mrs Paul Rhodes hosted the Brighton Methodist Ladies Society at her Wellington home with nineteen members and two guests. After the business meeting a brief program and light lunch followed, and social hours ended with a hatter. Mrs Dean McClellan will entertain on December 15 with a covered dish lunch and a Christmas party with a gift exchange. Births record a daughter to Mr and Mrs Stacey Gifford on November 19. Sunday visitors included Eddie Shanaut of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Charles Dawson and son Harold.
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Brighton
Paul Rhodes
Ladies’ Society
Ben Fenner
Eddie Shanaut
Cleveland
Carl Jones
Famiy
Charles Jones
Wellington
John Green
Charles Dawson
Harold
Family and friends visit across cities in Ohio and beyond
A string of visits unfolds across towns including Marysville Elyria Ashland and Camden as relatives and friends journey to see each other. Notable encounters include Mrs Jessie Moore Mr and Mrs Zella Johnson and others hosting guests like Edwin Branson from Oakmont PA and Henry Ober of Camden during recent weekends.
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Lois
New London
Walter
Norman Everson
Jessie Moore
Marysville
Donald Day
Day
Zella Johnson
Elyria
Carl Jones
Edwin Branson
Oakmont
Penn
Howard H. Patrick
Sparta
Merton Merrill
Melvin
Albert Figley
Ashland
Str
Charles Seeley
Seeley
BE. L. Ober
Virga
Mr. Ober
Henry Ober
Camden
Orville Switzer
Huntington
West Ridge visits and Sunday calls noted
West Ridge residents Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hillier spent Sunday in Ashlane with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jorden. Mrs. J. H. Penfourtd and son Harland visited Ed Sweeny and family of Oberlin, while Mrs. Rose Flood and Mr. Edward Flood from Elyria called on the Flood family.
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West Ridge
H. J. Hillier
Ashlane
R. E. Jorden
J. H. Penfourtd
Harland
Ed Sweeny
Oberlin
Rose Flood
Edward Flood
Elyria
Community Visits and Family Gatherings Across Oberlin Area
Oberlin residents and relatives from Lorain Elyria Pittsfield and Medina visited kin and attended events. Notable travels included Henry Pallas and daughter in Elyria and the 20th annual Farm Bureau convention in Columbus. Many dinners and Sunday visits tied together families from Vermilion Amherst Sala da Pittsfield and nearby towns.
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Lottie Peabody
Carry Horick
Oberlin
Henry Pallas
Ted Manns
Columbus
H. J. Hillier
L. J. Foster
Elyria
Rustenburg
Charles Butler
R. L. Walker
Fred Sheffield
Pittsfield
Theodore Grills
Cornelius Smith
Edison Highway
Clayton Damon
Harold Fisher
Medina
Open Air Theater Built On Island In Budapest
A unique open air theater has been completed on an island in the Danube, placing a cultural venue in the heart of Budapest.
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Budapest
Danube
Hidden Grounded Theatre by Hungarian State Opera
To preserve island beauty, the building lies underground with an invisible orchestra. Cloakrooms are hidden by bushes and passageways to the stage are concealed by grassy banks. A 3500 seat auditorium blends with the terrain and a movable roof shields against rain. The plays are presented by the Hungarian state theatre.
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Hungarian State Theater
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