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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1960
Page
4
Community cheers as the deteriorating black walnut tree, favored by locals like Charlie George and Lafe, is spared from removal. Dan and his crew will continue walnut clearing efforts while criticizing misleading radio and TV ads that misuse grammar and spellings in sponsor promotions.
A columnist cites a child misreading signs at a railroad crossing and a town. notes readers learn from roadside text. The piece mocks current fashion as the new "Spooky" look with blackened eye sockets and hollow cheeks, and ends with a quip about ANN LANDERS.
The group met on December 8 with Velma Hawkins presiding. Officers declared: President Velma Hawkins First Vice Opal Miller Second Vice Ida Coomer Secretary Mary Schults Treasurer Ethel Caszatt. Next meeting at Ida Coomer's January 12 1961 for officer handover.
The Shepherd Womans Club held its December Christmas party and meeting Thursday evening at Mrs. Lloyd Van Lente’s home. The decorated house featured hand-made holiday items including a toothpick Christmas tree and a pine cone wreath.
Dorothy Lantz remains in Carson City Hospital for observation and treatment. Max Rhode returned home after two weeks in Carson City Hospital for observation and treatment. William Pratt discharged from C M C Hospital and will stay with his son Charles in Alma as he improves. Linda Davis a 11 year old granddaughter of Mrs Eva Davis is recovering in Lansing General Hospital room 223 after a recent illness and will remain there at least another week.
The W S C S met at the Methodist parsonage for a December session on Emmanuel God with us. Marion Van Lente and others prepared a dessert luncheon. Jeannette Brattin led a Christmas with Music program and sang hymns. A collection supported the County dress and jean drive.
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