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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
7
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Gilbert of Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Gilbert's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Perrine. Mrs. Hildebrand and Mrs. Dalrymple spent a day with Mrs. Hildebrand's parents and Mrs. Dalrymple's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dee McClintic of Mr. Pleasant called on Mrs. Bohannon. The Teagardens of Mr. Pleasant and Nellie Bowman joined Harold Travis and Mrs. Best for a dinner in Ithaca.
Mr and Mrs Gale W Brien and daughters Beverly and Sharon visited Rosebush for Sunday dinner with his sister and the Dale House family. Agnes Fultz of Mt Pleasant joined Friday calls from Mrs Holt and family of Mt Pleasant. Charles J Clark and family hosted Sunday dinner with Rosebush roots. Dan Eisenhimer and three daughters visited Mary Allen in Maple City. Paul and Ames on greenhouse project hope to display home grown plants by spring. Mrs Okla Baughman spends week with daughter in Clare with Harold Hughes family.
A string of Sunday and weekday visits across Pontiac Six Lakes Edmore Riverdale and Breckenridge shows residents hosting relatives friends and neighbors. Notable mentions include Mr and Mrs Donald Hicks and Mr and Mrs Robert Fagerson in Pontiac dining with the Benns. Ruth Brown Ethel Cassatt and the Hamels in Florida wintering residents enjoying time. many others visiting relatives including the Curtiss family and Grace households with Reverend Kinkle and Reverend Wells among those seen.
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