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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
15
The Michigan law series explains residency rules for voting six months in state and thirty days in the voting area, marriage requires a three day waiting period, and divorce needs one year residency before filing. The guidance notes consult a private attorney for individual legal impact.
The complaint states the marriage was solemnized in Michigan and the spouse seeking divorce has lived since the marriage until filing. Either party or both must have resided in the filing county for at least ten days before filing the suit.
The South Chippewa Extension Club met Thursday at Mrs. Myron Max’s home with nine members. A noon potluck dinner followed. In the afternoon members worked on unfinished projects. The next meeting is set for February 14 at Mrs. Gerold Servoss’s home.
The copy touts a Chevy II wagon with generous cargo space and compact size for parking. It highlights low price, durable components like an exhaust system and Delcotron generator, self adjusting brakes, and fisher body craftsmanship plus a dealer visit.
South Lincoln Sherman Smith joined a Monday luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Elton Willoughby. Funeral services for Arthur G. Fookes were held Monday afternoon at Moody Wolfel Funeral Home in Alma. Various Willoughby relatives and friends visited, dined, or hosted gatherings through the week, with storm-related travel and a Jerseyville Church service canceled due to bad weather.
The Campbell 4-H Happy Workers met January 8 at the Community Center in Shepherd. President Lou Ann Gates led pledges. 9 members and 5 adults attended. treasurer reported dues paid. no old or new business. Alan Hughes moved to adjourn, seconded by Jim Bailey. Refreshments followed.
Mr and Mrs Mort Balcom were Sunday overnight guests of Mr and Mrs Keith Freeze. Mrs Nelson Shock and Mrs Ethel Owens were Friday afternoon callers of Mrs Glenn Brown. Mrs Owens stayed for supper.
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