Tigers Top Little League Play in Third Week
The Shepherd Little Leaguers wrap two weeks with the Tigers leading in first place after four wins and no losses. The Tigers remain the team to beat as early-season standings firm up.
24 Jun 1964
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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1964
Page
1
The Shepherd Little Leaguers wrap two weeks with the Tigers leading in first place after four wins and no losses. The Tigers remain the team to beat as early-season standings firm up.
Members of the Joe Ulsh Auxiliary 8215 V F W attended the District 11 picnic in Clare along with Post members, sharing a fine dinner and a sense of camaraderie. Men and women concluded a contest for new and reinstated members with the men securing first place in the department.
Health officials announce July screening for residents 30 and older in three Michigan counties. Chest x rays and blood sugar tests aim to detect tuberculosis, cancer, diabetes, and heart disease early. Two mobile units will operate in Mt Pleasant Shepherd Blanchard, with tests scheduled across July.
The Horseshoe Pitchers Association announces a new local league with Friday evening matches at 7 00 PM and Tuesday practice sessions. Lighted courts extend play and beginners and experienced players can join. Contact club president Hiar old Hetherington for details.
Dr. E J Brenner of the Central Michigan District Health Department reported 761 persons examined over two days at Mt Pleasant Senior High School. The event marked the largest turnout in five years, beating last year’s attendance by 122 people.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Young observed their silver wedding anniversary with a dinner party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Hackett on Sunday, June 14. The event honored the couple with a decorated table and well wishes.
A market report describes a cake framed by white roses mock orange and silver candles for a reception. Dinner served by Mrs. Ruby McConkie with assistants and a long line of guests from Detroit Beulah Winn Shepherd and surrounding areas. Coffee hour followed from 3 to 5 pm with additional relatives from Sunfield Lansing Winn Vestaburg Blanchard and St. Louis. The events were hosted by Mrs. Jane Hackett Wanda Travis Ella Ardner and Anna Young.
Michigan agriculture officials announce 13 more counties added to the cereal leaf beetle quarantine, joining 17 others. Isabella County shows widespread presence in 16 townships though officials say infestations are not heavy. Small grains may move Dec 1 to June 1 without certification.
Mr and Mrs Jess Wood report their son Kenneth is being transferred from Annette Alaska to Guliks Station between Anchorage and Fairbanks. He has lived in Alaska over 18 years and spent years in Anchorage before moving to Annette.
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