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Newspaper

Shepherd Argus

Location

Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1963

Page

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Shepherd High Students Excel In Forensics Contest

Shepherd High School forensics students placed highly in a Friday contest on March 15. First and second place winners advance to Alma College on March 28 for the district meet. third place finishers are alternates.

Shepherd High School Shepherd Forensics Alma College John O’connor Becky Wadle Frances Murphy America Corb” Brattin Jane Thurber Carol Conrad Marcia Willis

Harold T Manley Dies in Flint March 17 1963

Harold T Manley husband of Mary Elizabeth Adams Manley died in Flint on March 17 1963 Funeral services set for 1 00 P M Wednesday at Dodds Dumanois Funeral Home Flint burial in Clare Michigan Public notice of death and funeral details.

Harold T. Manley Mary Elizabeth Adams Manley Flint Dodds Dumanois Funeral Home Clare Michigan

Isabella-Clare Attorneys Wives Meet for Law Day Plans

The Isabella and Clare Counties attorneys wives met for lunch at the Embers on Saturday March 9. President Dorothy Lynch led the business session with committee chairmen reporting. Final Law Day plans were set for May 1 with attendees from Clare and Isabella counties including Mrs. Alex Strang Mrs. James Bicknell Mrs. Robert Campbell Mrs. Edward Lynch Mrs. Steven Fox and others.

Isabella Clare Dorothy Lynch Alex Strang James Bicknell Robert Campbell Isabella County Edward Lynch Steven Fox Loren Gray David Burrows James Ryan R. Lee Browning

Break-ins in Shepherd Target Several Local Businesses

A series of break ins occurred in Shepherd last Wednesday with little property taken. Arthur Norton’s garage on Federal Road lost two gallons of auto body plastic. Shepherd Hardware and Implement windows were broken. Shepherd Feed and Bean Co entered. Theatre Building also entered with minimal damage and no clear theft.

Shepherd Arthur Norton Federal Road Shepherd Hardware and Implement Shepherd Feed and Bean Company

Shepherd Jaycee Chapter Assured

A large group of Shepherd men signaled intent to join the local Jaycee Chapter to secure a charter. At a Monday Shepherd High School meeting, elections were held as attendees grew, with twenty members needed for charter. Officers elected: Robert Garber Jr president, Joseph Martin vice president, Kim Swenson secretary, Roger Stowell treasurer.

Shepherd Jaycee the Shepherd High School Robert Garber Jr Joseph Martin Kim Swenson Roger Stowell Mt. Pleasant Jaycee Shepherd State Bank

Jack Derry Offers Help for Intangible Taxpayers

On March 28 1963 Jack C Derry of the Michigan Department of Revenue will be at Isabella County Probate Court from 9:00 to 5:00 to assist taxpayers in preparing intangible tax returns due by March 31. Intangible property includes mortgages land contracts bank accounts cash notes receivable stocks and other property. United States bonds are exempt and deposits and some stocks will be paid to the Department by banks or savings institutions. Corporate stocks in Michigan are 100 percent taxable under current law. Taxpayers are urged to file the return as outlined in Tax Aid.

Jack C. Derry Michigan Department of Revenue Isabella County United States Michigan Michigan Bank Department of Revenue

First Robin Sighted Signals Spring Arrival

Mrs Sylvia Bush reported to the editor that her husband Bill spotted two robins on their lawn at 10:00 AM Saturday. The paper notes the traditional first robin as a sign of spring and explains the difficulty of photographing the small birds.

Sylvia Bush Bill

Maple Syrup Season Quickens at Shepherd

Shepherd Maple Syrup makers report rising sap flow as warm sunny days arrive. About fifty gallons are in cans and the season looks good. More help will be needed, especially as it progresses. Sugar bush chairman Burton Maybee invites volunteers to support the growing demand and fund a swimming pool.

Shepherd’s Sugarbush Burton Maybee Shepherd Sugarbush Association

Annual Girl Scout Banquet at Shepherd High School

The Brownie and Girl Scout Birthday Banquet was held March 13 at Shepherd High School Cafeteria with about 200 attendees. Rev. Lloyd Van Lente gave the invocation and Master of Ceremonies Newell Oren led flag presentations by third grade Brownies.

Shepherd High School Lloyd van Lente Arvola Edwards Newell Oren Timmins Dorothy Buschbacher Louise Goit Kate Hollenbeck Nancy Porter Carol§nock Barbara Lessiter Darlene Meek Ellen Timmins Bessie Musser Anna Hoffman Sylvia Williamson Lessiter Shock Meeks Hollenbeck

Robert Kissick 60 Dies Sud­denly Enroute to Work

Robert Lester Kissick of Route 1 Shepherd died suddenly Monday morning while preparing for work. He lived in the area 33 years and worked for the Pure Oil Company. Funeral services set for 2:00 PM Thursday at Garber Funeral Home with interment in Glendale Cemetery. The obituary will run in detail next week.

Robert Lester Kissick Route 1 Shepherd Pure Oil Company Garber Funeral Home Greendale Kissick

The Argus Reduces Page Count To Cut Costs

The Argus explains ongoing adjustments due to rising costs and shrinking revenues. This week the paper shows advertising from fewer than half of local businesses and a shift from a sixteen page format to eight pages. Publishers promise to add pages when advertising and news justify it and urge reader support for advertisers.

The Argus Shepherd

Time To Plan Our Pancake Festival

Walter Dean chairman announces a meeting of local civic and social groups to plan the pancake festival. The first meeting is Monday March 25 at 8 00 pm in the Community Room of Shephard State Bank. All area organizations are urged to send a representative.

Walter Dean Shepherd State Bank

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Richard Bowen John Steinbeck Charley Jan Bauer James Nelson John Browns Oraftory Connie van Acker the Light of the World Joyce Dreamer Sam Isabella - Clare Aghway Detroit John C. Mackie State Highway Department Lansing William Sneider Midland Sheriff's Patsie Woodbury Isabella County Board of Education Boards of Education Citizens Band Civil Defense Civil Defense Bud Hubbell Leon Dell Joseph Hubbard Isabella County Board of Supervisors Ways and Means Committee Market Report Shepherd Jaycee Jack Derry Robin Robert Kissick
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