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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1962
Page
5
A column laments reckless driving around Shepherd and Halloween danger urging caution. It praises Lakeview football and mentions deer season, early travel, and prep tips for melting wax and making candles for holidays.
Mrs Clara Morrow of Elwell fell and broke her hip and was cared for by neighbors before being taken to Alma hospital where she remained in serious condition. Local social notes mention visits by Lucille Davis and others and a Halloween party at Rust and Hay school with pupils, teachers, and guests.
Michigan AG Frank J Kelley warns against a scam selling ad space on telephone covers. Victims pay in advance, get nothing, and often cannot reach the salesman or company. The note urges checking with local authorities and BBB before paying. The rest of the piece lists local social visits and hospital news.
Mrs. Martha Love spent summer and fall in Flint and Detroit then visited Mrs. Tony Yates for a few days. Mrs. Ethel Cassatt with granddaughter Miss Janet Bush joined a Sunday luncheon with Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hamlin and son Ron. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Clark and family from rural Shepherd dined with Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Clark and family from rural Rosebush. The Willian Seeley family welcomed William Carroll and family from rural Grand Rapids over the weekend.
The Friendship Circle gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sponseller's home Tuesday evening October 30 with eighteen members and two guests, Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Abbott. Absent due to illness were H. H. Perrine and Bettie Leatherman.
A jumbled set of crossword style clues appears with across and down entries. Items include Old Irish capital, Russian mountains, banish, apple drink, Greek and Teutonic references, and various short definitions.
Collection of wild animals. Old Dutch abbr. Conger. Split pulse. District Attorney abbr. Brazilian. Minor palm Turkish coin. Bear. Young goat. Peel. Low heavy. Cord cart. Not many F.
Mrs. Anna Britting returned home from Carson City Hospital after treatment. Mr. Wagner was taken to SagInaw General Hospital for examination. Midland couple welcomed a baby girl named Amy Jo born November 3. Mr. Courter is a local figure. Don Hicks and children from Lansing visited Delmar and Florence O’Boyle Sunday.
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