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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1963
Page
7
McConnell thanks friends and neighbors for cards flowers and support during and after hospital stay. Young expresses appreciation for visits cards plants and staff also thanks blood donors. Dance notice: Friday and Saturday nights at County Line Tavern near Shepherd with live music.
In Isabella County Circuit Court Velma D. Stinson v James G. Stinson action filed November 14 1962 seeks divorce on extreme cruelty. Defendant James G. Stinson Wayside Hotel Clare Michigan must answer by April 19 1963 or risk default judgment. Judge Donald E. Holbrook presiding. Attorney David E. Burrows Mt. Pleasant Michigan.
A mixed crop of classifieds and notices from Shepherd and nearby Michigan areas includes auto parts and tune up services at Dean's Auto Electric, a sewing machine ad for a Zig Zag model, a real estate sale by John Dembicky, livestock listings from Stealy Cattle Co, and an electric radio service in Snyder. Also appears bake sale details, job ads for owner operators, travel salesmen, and a wall street Journal note about a New Jersey bar owner at the national meeting.
Immediate request for illustrated catalog announces limited openings for the April 1963 class at the Professional Barber College. International licensed teachers provide instruction at 9525 Jos. Cam pau Detroit 12 Michigan.
Doctors warn against picking or scratching warts as they may bleed or spread. The advertisement promotes Compound W which penetrates into warts to destroy cells and melt them away safely without cutting or burning, leaving no scars when used as directed.
Regular meeting held in public meeting room of Shepherd State Bank February 4 1963 President Gates presiding Roll call present six members absent none Minutes and treasurer reports approved Balance on hand February 1 1963 10541.02 Bond construction 651.13 bond retirement 2.50 Mr Schell presented bill for drawing water mains Clerk to contact Mrs Smith for her bill and pay each in full Notices to residents to leave taps open to prevent woven pipes Attorney Burrows absent President Gates to contact him Motion to accept contractor work by Francis Engineering Company and authorize payment to contractor 907.77 from village funds Police Chief Shock attended and discussed ticket processing Lantz to contact Justice Wilberding for ticket procedure and revenue Monthly report to be given by Shock Beginning April rates for sewer to match water based on 2nd quarter consumption Orders paid Water 84-90 Street 101-109 Fire 134-139 Law 115-120 General 140-148 Land Construction 40 907.77 Park and Play Fund 20 40 Total 3485.15 Final adjournment by Lethorn Newell L Oren Clerk 451.52 423.71
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