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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1962
Page
4
Nonpartisan and civic groups back the proposed Michigan constitution with broad support. The Michigan League of Women Voters with 3,700 members in 33 local chapters and the Michigan Education Association representing about 70,000 school members urge adoption ahead of the April 1963 election.
A historical listing advertises multiple farm tracts totaling hundreds of acres across sections in Gilmore Isabella Freemont Nottawa Union Denver and Denver Two. Each parcel includes various building sets and some with oil rights and hunting land. John Hancock Farm loans promoted with an offer to explain the service.
A wide coalition of Michigan organizations backs the proposed constitution including the Michigan Municipal League the Farm Bureau the Congress of Parents and Teachers the Chamber and the Junior Chamber of Commerce United Church Women and the NAACP while unions and farmer groups oppose it. The document draws support from about 2 million members across diverse groups and a pamphlet outlining changes is available from the Con-Con Office in Lansing.
Thanksgiving guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ira DeLong and family with Emil Benda of Lansing, Ted Latoski family of Mr. Pleasant, Eva Davis, Dennis DeLong, all of Shepherd. Dennis DeLong in a new Studebaker. Also visiting were Lloyd Kuck of Lansing Palmer Herman of Breckenridge and Leena Wilcox of Lansing for Mrs. Nellie Bowman. Afternoon visitors included John Ball and wife and son Tommie Floyd Pyle of Lansing. Captain Theodore W. Hummel and wife left for Turkey after four weeks with his parents and sisters.
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