Entertains For Mother On Birthday
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Birdsall entertained Sunday with a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs. Birdsall's mother. Guests included Mrs. Frank Seeley, their granddaughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jay King and sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Haddox of Hillsdale.
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Glenn ‘Birdsall
Frank Seeley
Mrs. Jay King and Sons
Hillsdale
Mrs. Haddox
Mrs. Seeley
Surprise 68th Birthday for Mrs Dan Butterfield
Mrs Dan Butterfield was surprised October 1 as several Rebekah ladies arrived to help celebrate her 68th birthday with lunch gifts and cards. It was a happy time for all.
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Dan Butterfield
Rebekah
WSCS Lesson Summarizes Study Classes at Farwell Methodist
The Farwell Methodist WSCS met Thursday night with Mrs. Hazel Tryon presiding. Devotions and lesson led by Mrs. Kerwin Parsons and Gladys Scott covered "Home Mission Centers and Race." Next family night supper set for October 17 hosted by Mrs. Minnie Dell and Mrs. Mae Hartman.
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Gladys Scott
Minnie Dell
Mae Hartman
Birthday Observed for Mrs Don Ferguson
Mrs Don Ferguson celebrated her birthday on October 2 with neighbors. Refreshments were served and she received gifts. That evening several members of the Ferguson family stopped by to visit.
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Don Ferguson
Ferguson
Travelers Visit Mackinac Straits and Local Families
A stream of visitors spent weekends and holidays visiting relatives across communities. Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Coleman toured the Mackinac Straits and Boyne City calling on Hylon Heaton and Don Haig, then returned home to hosted guests including Webb Strong of Pinckney. Numerous families shared dinners, visits, or trips to see foliage in Alpena and Georgian Bay area, with several weddings, anniversaries, and illnesses noted among locals.
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Edward
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Lester McCullough
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Leon Brasington
Ruth
Paul
Jud
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Thornberry
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Richard Hecksel
Norman Johns
Kerwin Parsens
Lewis Saupe
David
Carter
Mt. Pleasant
Robert Sutton
Loomis
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L. E. Jacobs
Perrysville
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John Moore
Alpena
Fran Thrush
E. Watson
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Floyd Faber
Alta Hanner
Frank Nessler
Clare
Palmer Dolph
Muskegon
Aaron Irwin Jr
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Romulus
George Marshall
Elizabeth Schoen
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William LaVing
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eQeerel Wickert
Walter Smith
Della Kimble
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Frank ‘Thompson
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Ronald Root
Hersey
Marl Rush
Evatt
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Harvest Moon Couples Merge With Big Day Costs
Aged in August or September many couples choose the harvest moon for weddings with 300000 couples planning nuptials this year. Costs vary from 200 for a small church ceremony to 750 for a church reception of 150 guests and 3000 or more for a deluxe hotel or country club wedding. Banks offer wedding accounts honeymoon clubs and travel planning to ease saving for homes furnishings and other life goals.
Michigan offers AP credit for high school students
High school juniors and seniors aiming for the University of Michigan can earn college credit through the College Board Advanced Placement Program. Up to 16 credits may be earned by passing May exams, with U M accepting English, foreign language, history, chemistry, physics, biology and mathematics. The program, now in its third year at U M, is designed to challenge top students and reduce subject duplication while tracking actual academic progress.
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University of Michigan
College Board
Clyde Vroman
Vroman
Vrorian
U-M
State police report September traffic safety gains
Provisional September figures show 108 traffic deaths with 61 lives saved versus last year. First nine months total 1,084 deaths, down 16.6 percent from 1,300 in 1956. August final counts: 147 deaths, 5,538 injuries, 15,266 accidents, all lower than 1956.
Office Automation Opens Career Front for the Future
A extensive review notes that office automation will require about 170000 trained workers in the next decade. It outlines roles from planners like programmers and systems analysts to operators, tapes clerks, and repair staff, with growth tied to finance, manufacturing, distribution, and government offices.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger Magazine
Census Bureau
Social Security Administration
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