Pony League Falls to Millbrook in Extra Rough Game
Shepherd's Pony League lost to Millbrook 10 to 6 at home after Millbrook pitcher Peasely fanned 10 in five innings while Millbrook had 6 hits and no errors. Shepherd had 6 hits and 3 errors, with a late sixth inning rally and a forthcoming game against Blanchard on Wednesday July 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl White
Shepherd
Millbrook
Peasely
Sheperd
London
Williams
Brice
Coulson
Uebele
Grace
Hoover
Scott
Gates
Cruz
Blanchard
Arthur Shoes Honored On 43rd Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Arthur Shoe were honored on Monday night July 3 for their 43rd wedding anniversary. Mrs Richard Walker of Spring Lake and Mr and Mrs Joe Grace attended to pay tribute to the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Shoe
Richard Walker
Spring Lake
Joe Grace
Mrs. Sarah M. Coughlin 74 Dies At Flint
Mrs. Sarah M. Coughlin 74 of 6273 N Gale Road Davison Michigan died July 6 at Flint Osteopathic Hospital. She lived in Flint twenty years formerly Irishtown thirty years. Funeral July 10 10:00 A M at St Johns Catholic Church Davison Rev Bernard Beahan officiating. Burial St Patricks Cemetery Irish town. Survived by husband Charles L seven sons five daughters seventy grandchildren and seventeen great grandchildren two brothers a sister and several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Coughlin
N. Gale Road
Davison
Michigan
Flint Osteopathic Hospital
Coughlin
Flint
Irishtown
St. Johns Catholic Church
Bernard Beahan
St. Patricks Cemetery
Charles L
Donald
Charles
Edward
Robert
George
Wayne
Joseph
Chesaning
Martin
Shepherd
Joseph Ivici
Mt. Pleasant
Marguerite Coughlin
Robert Parks
Dexter
Purl Overfield
Edward Ostram
Martin Conroy
George Conroy
Leo Eckert
Judge Bride Weds Tomas Brown in Winn St Leo’s Ceremony
Karol Mary Judge and Tomas B. Brown exchanged vows at St. Leo’s Church Winn on July 1st officiated by Rev. Hugh Iying. Judge wore Chantilly lace gown with Sabrina neckline and lace headpiece. A reception followed at the Chieftain Hotel with 300 guests and out of town attendees listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karol Mary Judge
Tomas B. Brown
St. Leo’s Church
Winnon Jwy
Hugh Iying
Miss Judge
James P. Judge
Route 2
Shepherd
Sally Kennedy
Ann Johnson
Mother
Kennedy
Kathryn Davis
Joann Mitchell
Mary Ann Theilen
Barbara Kyser
Vicky Bargood
Debbie Mitchell
Ivy
Mr. Brown
Elma Brown
Liberty Street
Alma
Wayne
Lee Willians
Marion Vallance
Paul Wagner
Fred Brown
James D. Judge
Gary Mills
Donald N. Judge
Richard Williams
Chieftain Hotel
Chieftain
Joyce Kennedy
Sharon Stangle
Carol Vallance
Julie Brown
Elton Salisbury
Judge
Madison
Wisconsin
Lansing
Grand Rapids
Birmingham
Detroit
Muskegon
St. John’s
Greenville
Tri County Hospital Fund Drive Surpasses 250000
The Tri County Community Hospital Building Fund reached 250005 at the eighth report meeting led by acting chairman John Van Coevering. The Area Division chaired by Rudy Ver Planck posted 33983 toward a 31000 goal, and the board extended the campaign to July 7 to allow more volunteers to finish assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-County Community Hospital Building Fund
John van Coevering
van Coevering
Rudy Ver Planck
E. Main St. Edmore
Add To Summer Activities In Recreation Program
Playground Supervisor Tom Christenson announces two new classes for the summer program. Bonnie Myshock will lead a Cheerleading class on Monday mornings ten to eleven, bringing varsity experience from Shep herd High School. Jan Bollman will run a baton twirling class on Tuesday mornings ten to eleven, inviting interested youngsters to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Christenson
Bonnie Myshock
Bonnie
Shepherd High School
Jan Bollman
Isabella County motorists face license suspensions and revocations
Divers licenses of 377 Michigan motorists were suspended and 103 revoked in the past week by the Michigan Department of State. From Isabella County, Joseph Francis Simon of Mt. Pleasant and Edgar Silas Tully of 1206 W Lyons St Mt. Pleasant are listed among those affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Michigan Department of State
Isabella County
Joseph Francis Simon
R-5
Mt. Pleasant
Edgar Silas Tully
W. Lyons St
Farm Bureau Potluck Picnic at Bryant Home
The A-l Farm Bureau invites members to a potluck picnic supper at the rural Shepherd home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bryant on July 17 at 6 30 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-l Farm Bureau
William Bryant
Special Garden Day At MSU July 22
The Horticulture Department at Michigan State University hosts Special Garden Day to showcase one of the region's most complete plant collections. Tours of four garden areas on campus run at 1 2 3 and 4 o'clock with discussions on roses annuals perennials bulbs and evergreens. More information is available from the Cooperative Extension Service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horticulture Department
Michigan State University
United States
Cooperative Extension Service Office
Understanding First Class Mail and Its Special Protections
Postmaster Ken Walker explains that first-class mail includes letters cards air mail up to 8 ounces and all matter written or printed mailed in quantities under 20 identical copies. It carries priority over other classes and seals are protected under law. weight limits apply but size rules vary by class. Rates are Congress set for first second and third class. fourth class rates set annually by the Postmaster General with ICC concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Walker
Postal Service
Post Office
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hungerford Reunion Held At Ithaca
The Fourth Annual Hungerford reunion gathered 33 attendees from Lansing Mason Elwell Breckenridge and Shepherd at Ithaca Park. A potluck dinner followed by reminiscing and youth games capped the afternoon. Next year’s reunion is planned for Bass Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungerford
Ithaca Park
Lansing
Mason
Elwell Breckenridge
Shepherd
Bass Lake
Local Family Visits Near Rosebush and Detroit
Shepherd briefs detail visiting relatives with the Clark family hosting Charles Clark Jr and his wife and children, while James Jenkins and daughter Sandra from Elmira New York visit Edward Kennedy and kin in Michigan. Sylvester Kunik and family spent a weekend in Detroit with Robert Fanning and Mike Kunik and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Clark Jr
Shepherd
Charles Clark Sr
Rosebush
James Jenkins
Sandra
Elmira
New York
Edward Kennedy
Michigan
Sylvester Kunik
Detroit
Robert Fanning
Mike Kunik
Ionia Free Fair to Feature Bratty Jugler in 1961
Bratty the hair hanging juggler, unique worldwide act, signed for the 1961 Ionia Free Fair. The Madrid born performer, 18 years in show business, will perform August 17 and August 12 before the grandstand, with past engagements including Ringling Brothers and appearances in Canada, Spain, Germany, France, Belgium, Italy, and Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratty
Ionia Free Fair
Madrid
Spain
United States
Ringling Brothers
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Africa
Camp Attendees at Lake Louise and Wesley Wood
Names of Methodist campers and leaders at Lake Louise near Boyne Falls and Wesley Wood near Hastings listed. Attendees include Jim Sumner Corby Brattin Dale Hughes Rebecca Adams Judy Van Lente and Rev John Francis as director. Junior High Camp last week included Sharon Brien and Ruth Vander Veen as counselor with Rev Lloyd R Van Lente directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Louise
Boyne Falls
Jim Sumner
St. Louis
Weddings at Chippewa Street Church of Christ
Reverend Forrest Rhoads officiated two weddings at his church on Saturday July 1. Miss Connie Foster of Mt. Pleasant married James Lee Bollinger of Vesta burg at ten in the morning. Marjorie Lough of Mt. Pleasant wed Francis Deming at two in the afternoon, with a reception at Shepherd VFW Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Rhoads
Chippewa Street Church
Opens Dance Baton Twirling Studio in Shepherd Area
Miss Janet Bollman a Shepherd High School senior plans a summer program teaching Modern Jazz and Baton to children ages 8 to 14 if interest exists. She has nine years of dance training and four years as a majorette at the high school. For information call 4001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Bollman
Shepherd High School
Jan
Student loan totals for 1959 to 1961 and 1962 projections
In 1959-60, 265 students received $172 030 in loans averaging 650 each. In 1960-61, 337 borrowers received $169 009 averaging 500 per loan. June 21 1961 shows $251 610 in on hand applications with 191 loans totaling $118 805 approved, leaving processing for the rest of the year and an average loan of about 622.
Campaign workers pledge to press on for final victory
VanCoevering expressed deep gratitude for the workers effort and urged continued action. Darwin VanHouten, campaign chairman, urged all to contact prospects as the final report meeting set for Thursday July 13 at 7 30 PM with refreshments donated and all workers invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VanCoevering
Darwin VanHouten
Census survey on consumer buying plans July local rollout
The census board outlines questions on consumer buying plans as part of the Current Population Survey. The survey will be conducted locally and in 332 other sample areas during the week of July 17 with data collected by accredited interviewers.
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Pony League
Tomson
Peasley
Brown
Milbrook
Hohlbein
Snyder
Brian
Arthur
Karol Mary Judge Bride
Tri-County Hospital
Isabella
Msu
Ithaca
Shepherd Briefs
Ionia
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