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Shepherd Argus

Location

Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1961

Page

10

Tri-City Airport Selected for New Air Force Reserve Group

Continental Air Command announced Tri-City Airport will host one of the new Air Force Reserve Recovery Groups, replacing the 9610th squadron. The unit supports emergency landing sites, medical aid, refueling, and security for USAF and Allied aircraft after attacks, with training and personnel ready for mobilization.

Air Force Reserve Tri- City Air Force Continental Air Command Tri-City Michigan Air Reserve USAF U. S. Air Force Base Air Reserve Recovery Fifth Air Force Des Moines Iowa CONAC Reserve Recovery Mission Force 9610Th Air Reserve Saginaw Air Reserve Center Court Street Saginaw John L. McGowan Midland 9610Th

Christian Aid Holds Summer Meeting At Southards

Christian Aid met Thursday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Southard for a regular meeting and cooperative supper. The group discussed buying flags sending children to camp and planned a public supper that added to the treasury. The last regular meeting of the summer considered a picnic in late June or early July.

The Christian Aid Joe Southard

Graduation honors for grandson Fredrick W. Gohlke

Mr and Mrs Sherrie Childers returned from Findlay Ohio where they attended the graduation of their grandson Fredrick W Gohlke from Findlay College with a Bachelor of Science degree on June 5.

Sherrie Childers Findlay Ohio Fredrick W. Gohlke Findlay College

Little League Schedule: Tigers Bears Lions Seals

Schedule for June 14 and 19 and 21 lists Tigers vs Bears and Lions vs Seals on Diamond 1 and Lions vs Tigers and Bears vs Seals on Diamond 2 with all games at 6:00. Diamond 1 sits southwest, Diamond 2 in the northwest. last named team is home.

Tigers Bears Lions Seals

Falls From Ladder Lands In Hospital

Kenneth Bandeen of 8311 S Federal Road Shepherd is in Carson City Hospital after a ladder slip at home Sunday injured three vertebrae. He works as a Sanitary Engineer for the Central Michigan District Health Department. The Lynch reunion followed at Lumberjack Park with 88 guests from Lansing Grand Rapids Williamston Charlotte St Johns and Winn.

Kenneth Bandeen S. Federal Road Shepherd Carson City Hospital Bandeen Mr. Bandeen Central Michigan District Health Department LYNCH Lumberjack Park Lansing Grand Rapids Williamston Charlotte St. Johns Winn James P. Judge

Showers Held for Karol Judge Before Her July Wedding

Two pre nuptial showers were given for Karol Judge who will wed Thomas B Brown of Alma on July 1. Mary Ann Theilen and Mrs Jerry L Davis hosted a personal shower June 4 with gifts, while Joan Mitchell and Carol Valance hosted a general shower June 10 with refreshments and many presents.

Karol Judge Thomas B. Brown Alma Mary Ann Theilen Jerry L. Davis Joan Mitchell Carol Valance

Nominees for Midland Local Union Offices Named

The union nominates candidates for all Midland Local offices at the June 6 meeting. Elections are set for June 21 and 22 at the Union Hall, with voting from 7 A M to 9 P M. Nominated fine details include President Carl J. Mitchell and Michael J. Moore, and other executive, steward, and bargaining roles.

Midland Local Union Hall Carl J. Mitchell Michael J. Moore Rex Harris John Halcomb Hugh Evans Don Bremer J. W. Twining Robert “Bob” Gordon John Schlotter Leo Buck Otto Schlagrait Jim Pontious Paul Manges Stan Misiak Art Freeze Sam Haller Sgt C. S. Harris, Jr Calvin Jones Joe Adamets Doug” McLean Bill” Methner Jerry North John Joe” Skamelka John Nemeth Bob Keeley A. Ikens Jack” Kelly Red” Kintmer Darwin E. Loy Leo Tucker Tom Durocher Cy” McMillan Dale Purtell Roy “Curly” Hughes Morgan “Smokey” Davis Don Hickerson Robert “Bob” Maxwell Ivan D. Gillis Ken W. Gray E. J. Maxon Orville G. Russell

Dr Anspach backs local government and balanced legislature

Dr. Anspach endorses keeping local government functions close to the people to sustain democracy. He supports the current balanced legislature adopted by voters in 1952, with the House elected by population and the Senate by area to ensure regional representation.

Anspach House of Representatives Senate

Anspach Outlines Michigan Reform Path for Governor Term

Dr Anspach called for extending governor and lieutenant governor terms from two to four years to cut campaigns and improve efficiency. He urged detailed study of judicial reform from trial courts to the supreme court to ensure speedy impartial justice. The candidate emphasized thirty years of public service and a commitment to meeting citizens needs through fundamental law.

Anspach Justice Court Supreme Court Michigan Dr. Anspach

Little League Seeks Farm Club Players for Better Play

Farm clubs are urged to join with a Little League team and play ball. Each boy must pay one dollar for insurance. The Little League roster will be cut, sending many players to farm clubs for more chances to play. Games in both leagues start at 6:00 P M.

Little League

Accident injures boy with blade on water trip

Tom, wearing a life jacket, was struck by a blade during a water incident. He attempted to dive away but the jacket prevented full submersion. The others stopped the engine as they moved to assist the injured boy. Tom sustained a cut on the left leg below the knee.

Tom

Tom S. Recovers After Daring Water Rescue

In an incident near Mt. Pleasant, Dennis and Pat aided Tom after a fall during a swim. Tom received twenty four stitches for deep leg cuts and six for a hand wound. He was hospitalized briefly, then released Monday morning.

Dennis Tom Pat Roy Sponseller Mt. Pleasant Community Hospital

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