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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1961
Page
8
The Strickland Extension Group met February 22 with twelve members and one guest. The afternoon featured making twine door mats and arranged seating. Hostesses Margie Hetherington and Hazel Lackie served cake ice cream and coffee to fifteen members.
Lincoln Center Extension Club leaders Mrs. Moeggenberg and Mrs. Hetherington gave a lesson on Kitchen Space Savers at Lincoln Center School on February 21. They demonstrated magazine or paper bag holders and a cupboard divider, and announced extension office items like the tier spice rack and cook book holder. The group voted to join the county mending project for the State Home and Training School. Mrs. Pyles and Mrs. Wieferich accepted responsibilities to make the needed items.
Local items report visits among families in Mt Pleasant Blanchard and Edmore. William Bell and Arthur Grim host Sunday guests. Lori Coomer and Laurie Krick share meals with Vernon Krick family. Leonard Gross visits Behrends. Lloyd Latimore ill with pneumonia in Hurley Hospital Flint. Wilma Beebe noted as Latimore’s wife and local teacher. Laural Clevenger has Sunday dinner with Richard Clevenger family. Miller family from Edmore joins Sunday dinner with Behrends.
Mrs Don Edwards and relatives gather for family visits across Gaylord Mt Pleasant and Riverdale. Duke Durhams aunt and uncle host. Wing family and Coughlin hosts also marked by Sunday dinners. Illnesses include Fred Eschenwack serious. Chester Cobb injures in Riverdale. Birthday celebration noted for Brien Northrop.
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