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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1965
Page
11
The Ag I group studies F F A origins and tales. Ag II learns dairy feeding housing diseases and milk testing. Ag III explores soils, soil origin, soil profile and soil testing.
Mrs. Gerald Cook spent Sunday afternoon in Saginaw visiting friends. Mrs. Josephine Lilly spent Friday night and Saturday at the home of her daughter and son in law Linus.
Mr and Mrs George Sansote and daughter Helen moved into a new home on Summerton Road after a year of construction. Gabriel Feltman and children reside in the former Diverbiss homestead area, as Howard Johnson completes a double flue stone chimney for the Richey home at Isabella and Coe Roads. Mrs Barbara Lessiter plans a Mt Pleasant shop after vacation. Nadine Reed of Lansing dies at home in September. survived by a son and daughter with relatives in Shepherd. Margaret Murray of Bridgeport returns from a England Ireland tour. plane carried 200 passengers with two from Michigan.
The Joe Alsh Auxiliary held a Tuesday evening card party at the VFW Hall. Pearl Freeze had high women score and Bettie Leatherman had low. Keith Freeze high man and Don Goit low. Pearl Freeze won the door prize. Next party is Tuesday, Nov 9. Membership remains the focus with dues paid before December 31 to earn a ribbon at the Department convention in June.
Mr and Mrs A C Grim visited Mrs Granville Lee in Big Rapids for Sunday dinner. Mrs Sue Emery and children and Mrs Mary Clark from rural areas called on Mr and Mrs Charles J Clark in Shepherd. Carla Clark returned home with the Emerys and Mrs Clark after visiting relatives.
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