Saginaw Editor Named 1961 Scout Fair Chairman
Glen A. Boissonneault editor of the Saginaw News is named General Chairman of the 1961 Scout Fair by Ray Matey Scout Executive of Valley Trails Council. The fair will be a booth style show at the Saginaw Fair Grounds in May with seven committee chairmen guiding program publicity tickets arrangements judging and awards finance and services. More than 30 000 attended a 1959 show.
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Glen A. Boissonneault
Saginaw News
Ray R. Matey
Valley Trails Council
Boy Scouts of America
Boissonneault
Scout
Campfire Girls
Ttee
Saginaw Fair
1961 Auto Tab Sales Are Good
Automobile license tab sales rise over last year with 142,686 tabs sold in November 1960 versus 126,395 in November 1959. Secretary of State James M. Hare cites good weather and early tab purchases as factors. High 1960 car inventories and 1961 introductions boosted demand.
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James M. Hare
Hare
Beware Of The Chain That Binds Chain referral plan warning
The notice warns against chain referral schemes used by door to door salesmen for vacuum cleaners carpeting and other goods. It cautions that prospects are exhausted quickly as the top price is paid and little to no free purchase is gained. It urges patronizing local reputable merchants for reliability and ongoing service.
World Clothing Week Drives Help Needy Through December
Beginning Monday Shepherd area students will collect used clothing for needy children and adults in the United States and abroad. The drive runs through Friday December 9 as part of World Clothing Fund, Inc. with donations accepted at school home rooms or via students.
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Shepherd
United States
World Clothing Fund, Inc
Alda Laidley
America
World Clothing Fund
World Clothing
Arizona
New Resident Hall Merrill Hall Opens at CMU
Central Michigan University announces Merrill Hall will open February 3 for the second semester. The 288 beds will house men previously in Sloan and Barnes halls as construction delays shift Merrill’s opening. Sloan returns to women’s housing. Barnes North moves to a music building, with Sweene y Hall plans still incomplete.
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Central Michigan
Merrill Hall
Lee Polley
Sloan
Barnes Hall
Polley
Merrill
Sweeney
Isabella Drivers Lose Licenses
Isabella County drivers lose licenses as Michigan Department of State suspends 287 licenses and revokes 110 in a week. James M. Hare notes 2000 to 3000 monthly convictions lead to license actions. Violators with 12 points in two years face interviews, warnings, or school programs. Listed local cases include Walter Carson, Eileen Elias, Richard Gilpin, and Theodore Mattonen.
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Michigan
Michigan Department of State
James M. Hare
Michigan State Safety Commission
Isabella County
Walter Woodrow Carson
Mt. Pleasant
Eileen Veronica Elias
Weidman
Richard Wm Gilpin
Theodore Harold Mattonen
N. Kinney St
Mizpah Class Elects Officers and Sends Missions Support
The Mizpah Class of Orchard Avenue Church of Christ met at Louvne Slates home on December 1 for a cooperative supper. Nineteen attended as officers were elected: President Pearle Hook Vice President Mae Gruber Secretary Laurel Wicker Treasurer Mary Shults. The class voted to send $10 to the Paul Pratt family missionaries in Japan and $10 to the Holy Land Christian Approach Mission.
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Orchard Avenue
Pearle Hook
Mae Gruber
Laurel Wicker
Mary Shults
Katie Cohoon
Ethel Caszatt
Paul Pratt
Japan
Holy Land Christian Approach Mission
Ella Ardner
Ethel Fenby
Okla Baughman
Lawrence Keppler
Samuel
Keppler
Christ
Garland family spends Monday with Harrys and grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Harry and their children spent Monday visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harry and other relatives.
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Garland Harry
Frank Harry
Gratiot County Beef Tour Detailed Schedule and Stops
Gratiot County conducts its first fall Beef Tour on Friday December 9. The 9:30 a.m. stop at Delbert and Dick Crumbaugh farm near Ashley features 300 head of steers and heifer calves. At 11:15 a.m. the tour visits Don Feichtenbiner farm near Ithaca to view 230 calves and a new feed layout. Lunch at Muscott Hall at noon. Final stop at 2:00 p.m. at Rolla Donnan farm near Ithaca includes 400 head of cattle and remodeled feed yards. Michigan State University extension agent Hugh Henderson and commission men will accompany the tour.
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Gratiot County
Delbert
Dick Crumbaugh
Ashley
Don Feichtenbiner
Ithaca
Muscott Hall
Rolla Donnan Farm
Hugh Henderson
Michigan State University
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Tloyd
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Shepherd Briefs
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