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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1962
Page
2
The Catholic Bishops Thanksgiving Clothing Collection asks for wearables, shoes and bedding from November 18 to 25. Donate at the nearest Catholic Church to help thousands in need.
The report notes social visits in Shepherd with Tina Scoby and a friend from Edmore hosted by Ira DeLong and family. It mentions Mr and Mrs Dennis DeLong hosting William DeLong and family, and Senator Harold Hughes winning reelection in Michigan's 28th District over Caroll E. James. Also listed are visits by Carl Baker and two sons Scott and Michael of Southfield to Tony Yates family, joined by Bill Wallace and family from St. Louis, plus Percy Hamlin and sons Eli and Ron deer hunting in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
A new method permanently identifying hub caps aims to curb thefts costing motorists over 5 million dollars yearly. The Vibro Graver lets each cap bear owner names or vehicle serials, deterring thieves and aiding prosecutions. Police and civic groups back the program, with churches and stations fundraising to spread the plan.
Rev. Wm. H. Genne argues sterilization as birth control raises questions beyond emotion. He notes 75,000 yearly sterilizations and 1,250,000 cumulative, but promotes temporary methods like Emko foam as affordable options. The National Council of Churches urges thoughtful use, limited to last resort with medical necessity.
A division head at the Institute for Muscle Disease in New York City leads research on protein differences in normal and dystrophic muscle tissues. The work is conducted at temperatures not exceeding 35 degrees and is sponsored by the Muscular Dystrophy Associations of America, the world’s only center dedicated to muscle pathology research.
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