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Michigan United Conservation Clubs (1951 Beaver Island award)

Also Michigan United Conservation Clubs

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Summary

The Michigan United Conservation Clubs is named in a November 1951 announcement as the organization represented by executive Harry Gains among the expected attendees at the Beaver Island Game Club’s award ceremonies.1

Evidence and limits

This is an episode-qualified organization record. The held source supplies no charter, headquarters, officers beyond the named executive, or independent proof that the organization itself attended the planned ceremony.

Open questions

  • What records document the club’s 1951 role and Harry Gains’s position?
  • Did the organization publish an account of the award?

See also

Footnotes

  1. Charlevoix County Herald, November 9, 1951, “Beaver Island To Be Honored.” ↩

Sources

  1. Charlevoix County Herald, November 9, 1951, “Beaver Island To Be Honored.”
    Names Harry Gains of Grand Rapids as an executive of the Michigan United Conservation Clubs expected at the announced Beaver Island award ceremonies.
    charlevoix · Charlevoix_County_Herald_1951-11-09