School opens with list of teachers and staff for year
The article lists the new school staff across elementary and rural Winn campuses including kindergarten through sixth grades with many named teachers. Office secretaries, custodial staff, and bus mechanics are named. The High School tuition rate for the coming year is $98.51.
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Nellie Stalter
Ellen Combs
Robert Smith
Reve Merrill
Anthony Myshock
Preston Barrett
Helen Scott
Marjorie Moore
Chester Shoe
Isabella Drivers Lose Licenses
In the past week 550 Michigan drivers had suspensions and 112 had licenses revoked. Secretary of State James M. Hare explains suspensions are temporary withdrawals of driving privileges up to one year, while revocations terminate and are not automatically reinstated. Names listed include Eugene Dale Bower and Wayne C. Harless with unsatisfactory driving records.
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Michigan
James M. Hare
Secretary of State
Eugene Dale Bower
Isabella
Coleman
Wayne C. Harless
N. College
Mt. Clemens
D Promoting Fallout Shelters
Ralph M. Sheehan announced that the Department of Defense leads in fallout shelter protection for military and civilian personnel. The directive enables defense departments to provide shelter in housing and facilities and links civil defense to national security, deterrence, and military effectiveness.
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Ralph M. Sheehan
Michigan
Office of Civil Defense
Department of Defense
United States
Defense Department
Education Key To Advancement Says U M Prof
University of Michigan professor Algo D. Henderson argues that higher education now surpasses land and resources as the path to individual success. In his book Policies and Practices in Higher Education he says college is essential to national welfare and social progress. Henderson, former Antioch College president, now directs U M’s Center for the Study of Higher Education.
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America
Algo D. Henderson
University of Michigan
Harper and Brothers
Antioch College
Henderson
U-M Center For the
Beware Quack Diets Warns University of Michigan Experts
Michigan dietitians warn against weight loss cures and life prolonging claims by quack diets. They urge the public to seek guidance from the A M A, state health departments, and the American Dietetic Association, offering to answer questions by mail.
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University of Michigan Medical Center
U-M
American Medical Association
State Health Department
The
American Dietetic Association
Local residents attend events and political gathering notes
Shepherd and Isabella County residents frequent community visits from Lansing to Grayling. The piece lists multiple gatherings at homes and public venues, mentions a Stirling address by Leroy Collins at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, CMU professor Joseph Woodka on credentials, and Elector Bielawski from Bay City. It notes incumbents James Hare Sanford Brown Otis Smith and Chief topics include the convention slate and visits by Otis Smith to the county.
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Leroy Collins
Los Angeles
Deiver
Stirling
Joseph Woodka
CMU
Isabella County
Philip Epple
Joseph Hradel
Lloyd Cairns
William Coughlin
Richard Brooks
Robert Sawyer
William Colburn
Mt. Pleasant
David Burrows
Franklin Switzer
Shepherd
James Hare
Paul Adams
Sanford Brown
Otis Smith
Michigan Justice Souris Career Highlights
The Democratic State Convention praised Justice Souris for eight months in office and wide experience in industrial, business, and financial law. Souris, educated in Detroit and Grosse Pointe public schools, served in the Air Force during World War II, earned a BA in 1947 and a UM Law degree in 1949, and joined the Detroit firm McClintock Fulton Donovan Waterman, becoming a partner in five years. The firm focuses on corporation and business law.
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Michigan
Supreme Court
Justice Souris
Detroit
Grosse Pointe
Air Force
University of Michigan
U. M. Law School
McClintock, Fulton, Donovan & Waterman
International Tuna Week Seaside Chowder Challenge
Cooks are invited to feature tuna in chowder during International Tuna Week from September 15 to 24. Hearty soups with canned tuna and vegetables make a meal in itself, ideal for lunch or supper and likely to become family favorites.
Hearty Tuna Chowder Recipe Makes 6 Servings
Simple kitchen instructions for a hearty tuna chowder. Melt butter, cook vegetables until tender, add tuna and remaining ingredients, simmer 30 minutes on low heat. Includes carrots onions celery mushrooms milk and seasonings for six servings.
The Natural Look and Self Grooming Advice
An advisory on self grooming urges a cold self check to spot flaws but promotes thinking beauty. It stresses confidence, posture, and inner attitude as part of overall appeal with practical tips on tools, makeup, and professional guidance.
Summer Spots and Stains
Instructions for stain removal and fabric care appear, outlining methods using chlorine bleach beads, rinsing, soaking, and alternating steps with alcohol and vinegar. The fragment references candy and sugar syrups and a note about paint perspiration.
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