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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
6
The March of Dimes marks its 25th anniversary with over 4 million dollars spent last year on birth defects arthritis and polio related research. Grants totaled 1.2 million for birth defects and 800000 for regional centers while 31 grass roots treatment sites operate nationwide.
Dr. Good reports thymus role in immunity at Minnesota. Dorfman finds conserved connective tissue ground plan across species. Dulbecco notes virus-induced cancer cell changes at Caltech. March of Dimes funds these studies guiding future progress against crippling diseases.
Strickland column reports Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Parlani hosting Sunday dinner with Claude Wing and family. Jimmy Hocking ill with measles, mumps affect others, Blanch Grover visiting Glen Deckers to help care for children. Mrs. Marve Marshall and kids at Vestaburg with Norris Mars. Cole family visits, Ralph Coles of Pleasant City, awaiting surgery in Ann Arbor.
The Salt River Extension met at Mrs. Vernon Caszat's home January 21 with 18 members present. Useful Household Hints were shared. Hostess Mrs. Vernon Caszat and co-hostesses Joyce Butler and Velma Hawkins served cherry cream pie and coffee.
Shepherd briefs report planeche Grover of Juro has returned home from her son’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Decker and family of Lexton hosted a visit. A. E. Murphy and family returned from relatives in Miami Teme and Sarasota Florida. Fred Flory of Shepherd convalesces at 7540 South Mission with well wishes from relatives and friends. Edward Walsh Lansing and family travel to attend the funeral of his uncle Lewis.
Fultz visited and dined with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Murray and family last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Nellie Bowman and Mrs. Nettie Ervans went to Detroit to visit their daughters and families last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fay Gillan of rural Shepherd called on Mrs. Myrtle Kindig Saturday. Mrs. Ellen C. Lynch heard that Sgt. Maj. Harry Dyle husband of Rita Jean Lynch, stationed at Camp Pendleton, has returned home for the holidays but sails again on a destroyer for ten months.
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