Isabella County Board proceedings October 15 1964
The Isabella County Board met three days with adjournments to 9 30 and 11 30. Discussions covered sheriff uniform purchases, drainage commissioner candidate Rex Foster, amendments on deputy staffing, a Midland County watershed meeting, salaries reports, and allocations to the East Michigan Tourist Association. The session included introductions of candidates David Burrows and Donald Gillis and school funding concerns from Farwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Galer
Maynard S. Gilmore
Mt. Pleasant
Michigan
Sherman Smith
Donald Sandbrook
Otto Larsen
David Millard
Karl Moss
Delmer Watson
Cecil Epple
Oliver House
Ernest Schmidt
Clyde Beutler
Lewis Bowen
John Laverty
Ernest Irwin
Ervin Vogel
Dean Eckersley
Edward N. Lynch
C. L. Shepherd
Robert T. Kane
Paul Hamel
Elton Salisbury
Bowen
Smith
Rex Foster
Mr. Larsen
Board of Supervisors
Isabella County
Sheriffs Department
Vogel
Lynch
Moss
Rye
Fremont
Broomfield
Deerfield
Union
Chippewa
Denver
Isabella
Nottawa
Sherman
Vernon
Wise
Mr. Pleasant
Lincoln
Rolland
Coldwater
Gilmore
Eckersley
Kane
Drain
Midland County
Ervin Vogel Sherman Smith
Ernest A. Schmidt
House
Don Sandbrook
Donald Gillis
Epple
Laverty
Hamel
Extension Department
Sandbrook
Ways and Means
Road and Bridge
Honorable
East Michigan Tourist Association
E.M.T.A
Bay City
Millard
Wiss
Agricultural Committee
Larsen
Schmidt
Irwin
Isabella County Road Commission
Beutler
David Burrows
Farwell
Apple
The Letter That Exposed Benedict Arnold in 1780
The tale recounts Major Benjamin Tallmadge’s oversight of the Culper spy ring and his disobedience to read a Culper message on the spot. It reveals how Townsend’s network uncovered Major Andre and exposed Benedict Arnold, saving West Point from surrender.
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Benedict Arnold
West Point
General Washington
Nathan Hale
Washington
Secret Service
Benjamin Tallmadge
Hale
Yale University
Tallmadge
New York
Robert Townsend
Oyster Bay
Townsend
Major Andres
Andres
Arnold
Lessons in Capitalism Promotes Teen Stock Ownership
An editorial argues for teaching economics via teen ownership of stock. The New York Stock Exchange backs giving minors shares to receive annual reports and dividends, with custodian-held security and no gift limits in all states. The aim is to spark learning about markets and capitalism.
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New York Stock Exchange
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