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Shepherd Argus

Location

Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1962

Page

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Grimlettes marks 70th year of Shepherd Argus publication

This clipping notes the 70th year of publication for the Shepherd Argus, tracing its lineage from the Isabella County Republican to later names and owners. It recounts key publishers from Willis Brown to A C Grim and G E Grim, and mentions printing upgrades and planned improvements for the Shepherd community paper. It includes a nostalgic digest of 1953 notes and local items.

Argus Isabella County Republican Shepherd Argus Willis Brown Bert Gibbs Babcocks Alma Record Banner Printing Company Blanchard Republican Paul Grim St. Charles Shepherd

United Fund Drive Trails Last Year In Shepherd

The Shepherd United Fund Drive lags behind 1961 with the business district solicitation done and a third of the house to house canvass completed. Only $600 has been raised so far from all sources and volunteers are fewer than in prior years. Village chairman Donald Gates praises current workers and hopes the drive wraps up by week’s end despite a slower pace.

Shepherd United Fund Donald Gates

Cooperation Urged for Thanksgiving Clothing Drive

The Grand Rapids diocese appeals to all pastors for vigorous support of the 1962 Thanksgiving Clothing Collection. Posters and literature have been distributed, parish groups will sort and pack, and Felix Sawosko of Best Way Moving will chair the transport committee to CRS warehouses in New York City for delivery to 67 countries.

Catholic Relief Services Grand Rapids Joseph C. Walen Msgr Walen Felix T. Sawosko Best Way Moving and Storage Company Transportation Committee CRS New York City Catholic Iran Italy Greece Hong Kong Spain

CMU Marching Band to Perform at Bears Vikings Halftime

Central Michigan University's 100 member Chippewa Marching Band directed by Norman Dietz will entertain during halftime at the Chicago Bears versus Minnesota Vikings game in Chicago on November 11. Band members will travel this weekend and the show will be telecast to about 20 midwestern states. Bill Kelley of Shepherd is among the travelers. A Detroit Free Press writeup rated CMU band among the nation's top ten.

Central Michigan University Chicago Bears Minnesota Vikings Chicago Norman Dietz Bill Kelley Russell Kelley Rural Shepherd CMU Detroit Free Press CMLL

Village Council Addresses Improper Garbage Disposal

Village President Don Gates said the Council is receiving numerous complaints of garbage being buried or tossed on garden plots, where dogs can access it and scatter waste. The Council requests stop of these practices and urges residents to place garbage in containers for proper pickup and disposal.

Don Gates

Second Audubon Film Shown November 13 at CMU Auditorium

Howard Cleaves of Staten Island presents Animals Are Exciting, the second Audubon Wildlife Film program, at 7 30 p m Tuesday November 13 in Central Michigan University auditorium. The color journey features wildlife across the United States including New York City purple martin colony New Jersey weasel family rural New York raccoons bears deer beavers a red fox sequence in New England and a voice narrated fox feeding in daylight. Milwaukee Juneau Park Otter Man Emil Liers of Homer Minnesota and the beaver stars from Walt Disney's Beaver Valley are shown with winter storms in the Midwest Mountain States and Canada. See Film Page 3.

Howard Cleaves Staten Island New York Central Michigan University United States New England Connecticut Milwaukee Wisconsin Juneau Park Emil Liers Homer Minnesota Walt Disney Beaver Valley Mitchell South Dakota Midwest Mountain States Canada

Mail Standardization To Begin Jan 1

Shepherd Post Office announces a Mail Standardization Program by the Post Office Department starting January 1, 1963. Patrons especially envelope and mailer manufacturers should plan now for changes in mailing procedures to reduce delays from small irregular mail pieces that disrupt cancelling machines and postal equipment. Two standards are mandatory while two are recommended.

Region 12 F H A Hosts Conference at Local High School

Region 12 Future Homemakers of America meeting at the local high school drew nineteen schools and over three hundred fifty members with chapters mothers and advisors. The morning program featured a panel on Marriage and Family Customs in Other Countries led by four international students and moderated by a Central Michigan University student teacher.

Shepherd F.H.A Robert H. Bates Central Michigan University The Future Homemakers of America Carla Eisenberger Susan Guild

Auxiliary Members Attend Inspection At Bay City

Four members of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Joe Alsh Post 8215 traveled to Bay City for the inspection meeting of Auxiliary 485. Mrs. Pearl Freeze presided with Mrs. Willene Brown conductress and Mrs. Evalee Rhode guard, joined by Mrs. Ida Coomer chaplain. Coomer, senior vice-president of District 11, acted as inspector. A luncheon followed and the Shepherd group praised the evening.

Joe Alsh Bay City Pearl Freeze Willene Brown Evalee Rhode Ida Coomer Chaplin Freeze Coomer District 11

Veterans Day Remembered and Armistice Memory

Ida Coomer notes Veterans Day on November 11 recalling Armistice Day 1918 and the end of World War I hostilities. She reflects on the joy for servicemen in the American Expeditionary Force and their anxious families at home, hinting at more details on page 3.

Ida Coomer

New F H A Officers Named in Listing

Left to right top row Sue Hawk Shepherd pianist Yvonne LeBondias Pincon ning historian Elaine Meigzer Beaverton reporter Naomi Foster Blanchard secretary Barbara Witer Beaverton chairman Judy Nelson Blanchard vice chairman Denise Lofgren Weidman treasurer Pat Ankay Farwell parliamentarian Connie Daniel Shepherd song leader bottom row Susan Guild Shepherd JoAnn Leader Coleman Mary Smith Blanchard Mary Kay VanDenBoone Pinconning Marcia Troll Houghton Lake Joyce Neilkie Tawas Connie Switzer Gladwin Carla Pisen berger Shepherd

Susan Guild Shepherd Connie Switzer Gladwin Mary Smith Blanchard Marcia Troll Houghton Lake Mary Kay van den Boon Pinconning Joyce Neilkie Tawas Jo Ann Leuder Weidman Bonnie Barnhart Coleman Carlas Eisenberger Grace Elaine Chess Salt Lake City Consumers Power Mary Lee Fields F.H.A Mary Kay VanDen Boon William Schmidt Sue Hawk Yvonne LeBondias Elaine Meigzer Beaverton Naomi Foster Barbara Witer Beaverton Judy Niel Mary Kay VanDen- Boon Joyce Neilkie Tawas Carla Pisenberger

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