First Christmas Cards Sold to Trade in 1860s England
Christmas cards were first offered to the trade by an English publishing house in the 1860s. Early designs included jolly gentlemen who might have been Santa's forebears, plum puddings, holly and mistletoe.
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EMTA Launches Expanded 1966 Winter Sports Guide
East Michigan Tourist Association unveils a 16 page full color winter sports guide to boost skiing ice fishing and other activities. EMTA reports doubled requests versus 1964 and plans distributing over 35000 guides across the Midwest and Canada featuring ski weekends weeks resorts maps and regional winter carnivals.
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East Michigan Tourist Association
EMTA
James Hall
Bay City
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Michigan
I—Weerk’s Letter On Teenagers And Popularity
A reader asks about dropping popularity in eighth grade and how to regain peers. The response urges self-reflection on friendliness and consideration, suggesting the best path is being kind to everyone and engaging politely with others rather than boasting or snubbing.
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Seemeans
Ekone
TEENA
Andsuburban Press Service
Frank. Fort, EY
Thanksgiving gatherings across the area
Southeast Sheridan households hosted relatives from Bay City Coleman and Beaverton for Thanksgiving. Friends and neighbors shared dinners, quilting, and planning for Christmas gifts while local 4 H clubs attract new members and holiday events are scheduled for December. Deer hunting noted as light with notable church Sunday attendance.
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CG. Jordan
Leo Jordan
Bay City
James Paxton
Lawrence Bergman
Childs
Coleman
Larry Arehart
Melody
Beaverton
Inez Teale
Dorothy
Selah Allen
Eagle
Beulah Armentrout
Brown Corners
George Teale
Marlette
Tom Ramsey
Lloyd Hinman
Detroit
Norman Randle
Daniel Band
Martin Heiser
Lietzke
Cliff
Tick
McClain
Colonville
Karen Barnhart
Clare
Severson
Flint
Bill Davis
Bernard Macklem
Nylander
Mt. Pleasant
Macklems
Gerald Macklem
Gladwin
L.J. Swanton
Glen Newcomb
Harley Randle
Dorothy Bushong
Bob Daly
Stine
Thanksgiving Gatherings Fill Cole man Community Center
The Coleman area held its Clark and Lewis Thanksgiving dinner at the Orr Community Center with about 90 attendees. Numerous residents visited relatives in Midland Flint Clare and Lansing as families shared meals and congratulations, including anniversaries and new arrivals.
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Orr Community Center
Clayton Burns
Midland
Josie Burns
Hazel Burns
Earl Dana
Ray Dana
Dana
Saginaw
Arden Barnhart
Midland Hospital
Irvin
Staley
Flint
George Seaman
Anna Marrs
Wayne Nearing
Claude Seaman
Morse
Seamans
Neal DeJongh
Lester Gross
Freeland
Martha Telfer
Charles Keeley
Robert Nobbs
Jane
Shawn
Leslie Miller
St. Charles
Carl Mowry
Merl Clark
Alfred Cobb
Nelson Clark
Edward Sayers
Holland
Glenn Sayers
Larry Strouse
Brian
Margaret
Bruno Braun
Frank Upson
Oscoda
Robert French
James Grant
Corounna
William Greeb
Wooden Shoe
Upson
Upsons
Harvey
Clare
Jack Severson
Arling Severson
Colonville Church
Dean Heintzelman
Lansing
Eugene Lawthorn
DeWitt
Marilyn
Chuck Heintzelman
James Bradley
Grange Hall
Delia Baker
Boyd Orr
Beaverton
John Orr
Mapleton
Clyde Draves
Averill
Richard Forsberg
Detroit
Bonnie Maxwell
Ron Bailey
North Bradley
William Keiser
Richard and
Lynn Keiser
Kate Ferback
Nancy Hill
Freemont
Ohio
Mildred Bower
Ronnie Bailey
Gladys Katenhus
Marcy Dedloff
Ralph Altman
Golda
Coleman
George McTaggert
Fenton
Hattie McTaggert
Della Caswell
Donald McCarteney
Randy Heiser
Martin Heiser
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