1960 Census to Visit 160000 Households April 1
Enumerators will visit about 160000 households starting April 1 1960 to collect data from the Advance Census Report. Every fourth household will receive a detailed Census Household Questionnaire mailed to the district office. After counting final totals in late spring the Secretary of Commerce will transmit state figures to the President by December 1 1960 aiding congressional reapportionment and public planning across federal state and local agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gengus
Jopal Cena
Secretary of Commerce
Methodist Men March Meeting Presented Northwest Oregon Trip
The Marchs meeting of the Methodist Men was held Thursday evening with 25 present for supper served by Mrs. Ben Downs and the Mary Martha Circle. Thomas Brockway, president, led the business meeting and Willard Ireland conducted the devotional hour. Rev. L J Nevins gave a program with pictures of his trip in Northwest Oregon and other points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Downs
Martha Circle
Thomas Brockway
Willard Ireland
L. J. Nevins
Oregon
Extension Lesson On Good Grooming By Group No 1
Extension Group No 1 met at the home of Mrs. Ron Cooper on Tuesday evening March 15 with thirteen members present. Mrs. Tom Cook presented the lesson About grooming and choosing cosmetics and colors that fit. The group discussed color testing and home hints as Roll call, and planned next month's meeting at Mrs. Dan Czyzewski with a speaker on Retarded Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cate
Ron ‘Cooper
Thad Bellows
St. Patrick
Tom Cook
Rhust
Dan Czyzewski
Virgil Bergstrom
Funeral services held for Arngid Hearns in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. and Mr. Joseph Graham Hearng of St. Louis travel to Coleman for the funeral of Arngid Hearns who died Thursday at Community Hospital in Mt. Pleasant. Services were at O Laughlin Funeral Home and burial in Forest Lawn Cemetery Saginaw. Family and friends noted a Sunday birthday gathering for a 74th. ongoing local events include missionary society work and visits among relatives in Saginaw and Dewitt with church plans announced for a pre Easter message at First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Graham Hearng
St. Louis
Coleman
Arngid Hearns
Community Hospital
Mt. Pleasant
O’laughlin
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Saginaw
Anaveryart
Dewitt
Ra Owens
Ida Irish
David Seiter
Frank Knapp
Minn
Drake
Kate Knapp
Clare Hospital
Knap
Henry Hall
Gladwin
First Baptist Church
Rebekahs Map Events and Rummage Sale Schedule
Mrs Erma Rutter presided over a Rebekahs meeting with Patsy Schiafley Fannie Simmons and Lucélia as acting officers. Past noble grands answered roll call. Gladys Katenhag of Coleman lodge attended as a guest. A fish supper for the Oddfellows is planned for Friday March 18 with an apron and three booth raffle. A rummage sale is set for March 25 and 26 in the Loomis building on East Fourth Street. bring rummage for key at Midway. Mrs Iva Fisher won the mystery prize. Mrs Carrie Green escorted Helen Welch to the noble grand station to receive a gift. Mrs Hutter entered Community Hospital at Mt Pleasant for surgery Thursday. The April committee set April 23 as a date for a fun and money making project with details to follow. members should reserve the date and invite guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Rutter
Noble
Rebekah
Patsy Schiafley
Fannie Simmons
Lucélia
Derald
Eva Nowlen
Gladys Katenhag
Coleman Lodge
Oddfellows
Rebekahs
Loomis
East Fourth Street
Midway
Iva Fisher
Carrie Green
Helen Welch
Noble Grand
Enrich a Child’s Life With Music for Pre Schoolers
Betty Garlick of Spartan Nursery School at Michigan State University advocates indirect teaching through singing during daily activities. Introduce children to diverse songs from nonsense tunes to classics, matching songs to actions like swinging, and select radio and TV shows and records that offer age appropriate music.
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Joey
Yies
Betty Garlick
Spartan
Michigan State University
Miss Garlick
Brownies Hear Troop Reports at Clare Congregational
The Brownie meeting on Monday March 14 at Clare Congregational church drew 86 brownies mothers and guests. Troop 10 led kitchen and dining room duties and welcomed a new brownie troop with leaders Pilppo and Cobb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Congregational Church
LaGoe
Roy Warner
Pilppo
John Cobb
Brownie Troop 10
Comstock
Patti Case
Kathy Owens
William Case
Sam Kushmaul
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