January 14 1954 calendar notes and local items
Isabella County representative Joanne Curtiss competes in the State Cherry Pie Baking Contest. Blue Jays defeat Harrison 68 to 37. Jays host Michigan Lutheran Seminary next Tuesday. Local reflections criticize government taxation and foreign policy while urging budget discipline. Shepherd Hook and Trigger announce their annual potluck at Coe Community Building on Thursday at 6 30 p.m. Public welcome.
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Yesteryear
Joanne Curtiss
Isabella County
Blue Jays
Harrison
Shepherd Hook and Trigger
Coe
Third Audubon Film To Be Shown Jan. 4
The Living Wilderness, Audubon Wildlife Film three, screens Friday January 4 at 7 30 p m in Central Michigan University Auditorium. Narrated by Charles E Mohr, the film shows wildlife conservation needs with close up scenes of deer elk bison bears cougars and endangered birds. Admission 75 cents adults 35 cents students.
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Central Michigan University
Rockies
Walter Berlet
Casper
Wyoming
Charles E. Mohr
New ‘Kalamazoo Nature Center
America
Olaus Marie
Life
National Geographic
Audubon
Pennsylvania Academy of Science
National Speleological Society
American Nature Study Society
Explorer’s Club
Appreciative Audience Hears Outstanding Holiday Concert
The Shep herd High School Music Department presented a holiday concert on December 20 drawing about 400 attendees. The Ninth Grade Glee Club 25 voices debuted well, the new 45 voice High School Choir impressed, and the Senior High Glee Club directed by Mrs. Agatha Swenson delivered six numbers. Mr. Claude Lemmer led the Concert Band and Ninth Grade Glee Club in peak form, with the audience urging multiple encores and promising attendance at the spring concert.
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The
Shepherd High School
Glee Club
45 Voice
Senior High Glee Club
Agatha Swenson
Claude Lemmer
Isabella Co C R O P Committee Annual Report 1962
The Isabella County C R O P Committee reports 1962 gifts totaling about 1700 dollars including church donations 1512.76 farm bureau 15 and personal gifts 170.00. They hold 4930 pounds of split beans valued at 123.25 and plan to convert the rest into beans and ship where needed. Rev Kenneth Cutler is chairman and Charles Spencer campaign manager.
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Isabella County
Charles Spencer
C.r.op
Are You A Farmer For Tax Purposes
Tax filing rules define a farmer for tax purposes as someone whose farm income makes up two thirds or more of total gross income. If you work a job and run a farm, combine farm income with wages to determine farmer status. Seek Farmers Tax Guide from county agricultural agent or IRS office for details and free copy.
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Farmers Tax Guide
Internal Avenue Service
Farm Bureau Credit Union Plans Annual Meeting January 23
Kenneth Marin of the Michigan Credit Union League will speak on the movement in underdeveloped countries during the 29th annual Farm Bureau Employees Credit Union meeting. The state wide group with over 800 members and assets near a quarter million dollars lists two board seats and two committee posts for election.
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Kenneth Marin
Michigan Credit Union League
Farm Bureau
Marin
Lower Peninsula
Kenneth Harvey
Social Security taxes rise January 1 explained
Roger W. Seamon announced that the Mt Pleasant Social Security District now has printed explanations of the tax increase effective January 1, 1963. Employers have ordered copies to include with January paychecks, showing the employee deduction rising by one half of one percent on the first 4800 dollars of annual wages to 3 58 percent, with a matching employer contribution.
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Roger W. Seamon
Social Security Disto
Mt. Pleasant
Social Security District
Seamon
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Grimlettes
Jays
Michigan Lutheran Seminary
U.S
Africa
U. S
Mr. Rathbone
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Federal Trade Commission
James M. Hare
Michigan
New Hudson
Mich
Fred C. Burt
Vagabond Corporation
Farm Bureau Credit Union
Alhr
Iginall
Seaman
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