Isabella County Red Cross grows since 1917 in county work
Since 1917 Isabella County's Red Cross chapter expanded from civilian relief to nursing, home service, disaster aid, and blood bank work. The 20 member board runs 150 volunteers from an office at 205 S College with 24 hour county coverage funded by Isabella County United Fund.
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Red Cross
Isabella County
George Garnard
Mt. Pleasant
Frank DuSenbury
United States
S. College
Isabella County United Fund
Isabella County Chapter
Loren Gray
James J. Rush
Robert Beauchamp
E. E. Brown
John Dean
Herbert Hood
Fred Goodell
Ray Martin
John Straka
Kenneth Saunders
Robert C. Dale
Gilbert Maienknecht
Frank R. White
Robert Steinke
Ruth Lau
Oscar Schmidt
Robert Garber
Gaylord Courter
Howard Mason
Sam Wunderbawm
Wata Safety
Alfred Thomas
First Aid
Victor Machuta
Gray Lady
Robert Tope
John Hornung
Blood Bank
Richard J. Lichtenfelt
Volunteer 2
E. Allen Morrow
Vance Orr
Home Service
Cassie Gibson
Charles A. Duckwall
Dan Stango
Evan M. Thompson
Stango
Thompson
American National Red Cross
Steinke
Social Roundup At Willoughby And Deming Homes
South Lincoln families share visits and meals throughout a busy week. Perry Haven and Roy Deming host and visit Brookens and Foglesong families. Gala Willoughby, Maude Willoughby and Jess Willoughby host and dine with relatives. The W C T U met at Joe Brown’s home.
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Perry Haven
Roy Deming
Stanley Brookens
Don Foglesong
Gala Willoughby
Jesse Willoughby
Lois Willoughby
Bonnie
Maude Willoughby
Jess Willoughby
Lori Johnson
Mary
Nora Hef
Harold Deming
Lansing
Dean Smith
Lorne Brown
Joe Browns
Carol Brookens
Shepherd Briefs Share Afternoon Calls and Visits
Local notes list Mr. and Mrs Earl Grace visiting relatives in Shepherd and rural areas. Visits include Wing in rural Shepherd, Howland in Riverdale, Catlin in rural Mr. Pleasant, Burgraff in rural Shepherd, and Myers in Shepherd. Karen Fisher stays with the LaLone family while Dale and Karen Fisher vacation in Sarasota.
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Butch Grace
Earl Grace
Claude Wing
Rural Shepherd
Seth Howland
Riverdale
Gordon Catlin
Mr. Pleasant
Henry Burgraff
Paper Tiger on Embassy Row
Column argues the United States is weak on foreign policy citing Cuba and Soviet threats. It accuses the State Department of appeasement and mismanagement, detailing Cuba Pakistan South Vietnam and UN debates while urging decisive action.
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Embassy Row
Vant Neff
U. S
State Department
Cuba
Latin America
Africa
Castro
Zanzibar
Panama
Gastro
Russia
Khrushchev
Mao Tse Tung
Antagon
CIA
White House
China
South Vietnam
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
West Berlin
East Germany
Washington
Lincoln Center Study Group Dresses For All Occasions
The Lincoln Center Extension Group met at Lincoln Hall on March 10. Miss Margaret Reed from Michigan State University led a design lesson on dressing, accessories, color harmony, and fitting tips. Hosts Mrs. Vernon Fike and Mrs. Leo Morgenberg announced the next meeting for April 14.
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Lincoln Center Extension Group
Lincoln Hall
Margaret Reed
Michi~ State University
Lincoln Center
Leo Moggenberg
Vernon Fike
Leo Morgenberg
Clean Up Campaign Urges Safe Play by Clearing Vacant Lots
The National Board of Fire Underwriters calls for cleaning up vacant lots as part of community safety efforts. Removing rubbish and underbrush reduces fire hazards and eliminates breeding grounds for flies mosquitoes rats and other disease bearers.
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Nar‘onal Board of Fire Underwriters
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Coleen ‘Eltman
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Lincoln
Shepherd Briefs
Clarence
Pakistan
Red China
North Vietnam
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