Memorial Day Observance Plans Announced
The Joe Alsh Post 8215 VFW schedules Memorial Day events for 6 30 p m May 31 due to the 30th falling on Sunday. Public invited to attend. Shepherd Jaycees elect officers at a May 6 dinner meeting with Ray Zimmerman as president and other officers named. They support the May 18 school bond proposal and plan an Auto Safety Check on May 22 from 9 a m to 5 p m at an announced location.
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Joe Alsh
V. F.W
Shepherd Jaycees
Ray Zimmerman
Jim Parsons
Gene Steere
Gordon Netzley
Terry Foote
al Weaver
Henry Burgraf, Jr
Jaycees
Public Invited To Look For Themselves Before Voting
The Shepherd School District votes on a new elementary and junior high building with a projected tax of not more than 12.75 per year. The Board of Education invites residents to attend a public meeting May 18 at 8 00 P M in the Junior High Gym to review plans and costs and to visit the old 61 year old building next Monday. Residents are urged to learn the facts before voting next Tuesday.
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Shepherd
Shepherd Board of Education
State of Michigan
Board of Education
Village Council Bans Night Parking Across Streets
The council adopted an ordinance prohibiting parking on any village street from 2:00 A.M. to 6:00 A.M. starting September 1, 1965. Residents must use private off street parking or risk a court summons. Vehicles must stay behind the sidewalk line and alleys are included in the ban.
Isabella County Service Establishments See 3.1 Million Receipts 1963
Isabella County had 169 service establishments with total receipts of 3.1 million in 1963, up 33 percent since 1958. The sector employed 197 people with a payroll of 538 thousand. Michigan totals include 44 412 establishments and 1 793.1 million in receipts.
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Isabella County
Bureau of Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Michigan
Washington, D. C
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Four Receive Citizenship at Isabella County Court House
Four persons became United States citizens Monday at the Isabella County Court House before Circuit Judge Robert H. Campbell. The new citizens include Erich Dalek of Germany Dorothy Edna Mary Maxon of England Mary Winifred Yorik native of South Wales and Barbara Petronella native of Newfoundland Canada Rev Newton Huffine of Shepherd gave the Invocation and Benediction with Attorney John J Lynch of Mt. Pleasant delivering the address to the new citizens.
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United States
Isabella County Court House
Robert H. Campbell
Erich Dalek
Germany
Dorothy Edna Mary Maxon
England
Mary Winifred Yorik
South Wales
Barbara Petronella
Newfoundland
Canada
Newton Huffine
Shepherd
John J. Lynch
Mt. Pleasant
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