Birthday Joy and Visits Mark Weekend in Michigan
Pat Murphy was taken by ambulance to the Caw troit Rehabilitation Institute and would appreciate hearing from friends. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henderson stayed in Lansing on business and were overnight guests of their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs. Walter Warren to celebrate their third granddaughter Colleen’s 11th birthday. My and Mrs. Leo Casper of Lansing were dinner guests of Mrs. Ella Wade and attended the birthday party for their uncle William Wild at Rosebush Presbyterian Church. The Andersonville Pep per Party was held Friday with prizes won by Pansy Yost and George Renner first, Mrs. John Stough and John Tice second, Clare Jones traveler. They planned to meet again December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Murphy
Cawtroit Rehabitation Institute
Mack
Detroit
Mick
Earl Henderson
Lansin
Walter Warren
Colleen
Leo Casper
Lansing
Aie Wade
William Wild
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Andersonville
Pansy
Yost
George Renner
John Stough
John Tice
Clare Jones
Births in Harrison and Farwell families
Mr and Mrs David Roth of Harrison welcomed a daughter Terri Anne born December 8 at Clare Hospital weighing eight pounds. James Harmon arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs David Furman of Farwell weighing eight pounds four and a half ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Roth
Harrison
Clare Hospital
Terri Anne
James Harmon
David Furman
Farwell
Benches Replaced For School After Theft In Vietnam
First Lt. Edwin Sanford supplies temporary seating from empty crates to a Thu Due school after thieves steal benches. Brigade crews also build permanent benches, keeping students in class the same day. Stanley the canine from Headquarters Troop, 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment, has seven puppies after surviving a shell blast. The dog will be sent to Sacramento to reunite with owner Jeff Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Sanford
Sanford
12Th Infantry
199Th Light Infantry
Thu
Stanley
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Extra Dollars For Dairymen Feed Inventory Planning
Extension dairy agent Keith C. Sowerby explains that a full feed inventory helps dairymen save by buying at seasonal lows and storing surplus for higher prices. Three planning steps include assessing current supply by storage capacity and estimating herd feed needs to contract larger quantities at lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith C. Sowerby
Montcalm
Isabella
Sowerby
I Remember By The Old Timer
Vera Farris of Northfield Massachusetts recalls Christmas memories from a simpler era. The piece contrasts scarce currency with abundant joy and family traditions of decorating, feasting, and candlelit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Old Timer
Know Your Better Business Bureau and Cautions
A guide to BBB basics and fraud warnings. Examples from Exhibit A to C show how contracts, vending schemes, and insurance pitches can mislead buyers. Rules include verify credentials, read contracts fully, avoid large advances, and contact the BBB if suspicious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exhibit C
Baltimore
Social Security Office
Social Security
Better Business Bureau
St Johns Lutheran Aid Elects New Officers and Plans Events
The St John s Lutheran Aid elected new officers at the November meeting and installed them in December. Installed were Mrs Adelaide Berhenke president Mrs Neva Mielke vice president Mrs Judy Steeby secretary Mrs Jeannette Waterstradt treasurer Pastor Waterstrad t officiated. The group planned flowers for shut ins and a January sauerkraut supper. A letter from Dr Howard Vogel medical director of Medical Missions in Lumano Zambia and a nurse letter from Hong Kong were read. They discussed high school graduates to assist Apache children in East Fort Arizona. An honorary certificate was awarded to Mrs Marie Schug new member Mrs Marlene Merillat was welcomed. Advent wreath sponsorship and gifts were noted. Hostesses were Mrs Mae Baumgarth and Mrs Emma Walters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Lutheran Aid
Adelaide Berhenke
Neva Mielke
Judy Ste~eby
Jeanettee Waterstradt
Pastor Waterstradt
Howard Vogel
New Ulm
Minnesota
Lumano
East Fort Arizona
U S Army Reserve units diversify training and roles
U S Army Reserve units total 3 575 personnel ranging from small detachments to infantry brigades. They include combat, support and service units with some highly specialized elements. All units continuously train to sustain high military proficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
U.S. Army Reserve
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Grove Bros
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Gery
Grove Down
Town Shopping
Mber
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
WAC
WAVES
WAF
Marines
Women's Medical Service Corps
Elizabeth P. Heisington
Women's Army Corps
Vietnam
Bia
Mens & Boys
Hanes
Jee
Iit
Aya
ATI
Vera Farris
Northfield
iMassachusetts
Santa
Your County Cooperative Extension Service Office
Dairy Department
Mbsu
East Lansing
Topeka
la Jolla
Frankfort
Kentucky
Marie Schug
Marlene Merillat
Hong Kong
Children’s Friend Society
Mae Baumgarth
Emma Walters
Farm Bureau
Farwi Owners
Larry Rank
Don Swindlehurst
Farm Bureau Insurance
Companies of
Michigan
Teal’s Country Kitchen
U.S
FFA
Ithaca
St. Charles Road
Dale Wetzel and Sons
Wade
Ashley
Ithaca Beef Club
Jim Sykora
Clare John Demull
Cedar Springs
Maurice Devuyst
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