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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1963
Page
8
Harry McCormick expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and relatives for cards gifts and flowers during hospitalization and convalescence. He also notes appreciation for help with harvesting beans planting wheat and rye and other assistance.
Classified notice for an experienced book keeper with fringe benefits invites responses via Box Shepherd Argus. Also includes septic tank cleaning specials and a real estate listing with an estate sale notice in Greendale Township Midland County, bids due October 21.
Real estate items feature 3 bedroom and 2 story houses with garages on various lot sizes. Listings include 3 bedroom one story homes on large lots, two acre parcels, and a 60 acre property with a barn and garage. Also listed are two 3 bedroom two story houses on one acre and choice building lots for resort and residential use.
Dewayne Kyser named broker with office contact 828 4351 and home listing 828 3124. No additional details available in readable text.
Isabella County probate court orders creditors to file sworn claims against Clyde R. Forbes deceased and sets a December 18 1963 hearing to determine heirs. The notice names Burke McClintic and David E Burrows of Mt Pleasant Michigan and appears in the Shepherd Argus. Official notice of sale accompanies bond offering for Shepherd Michigan sewage disposal system bonds at 150000 dollars with bids due October 24 1963.
The notice outlines bond redemption rules for bonds maturing 1965–1986 with varying premiums and pre maturity call options. It specifies redemption at par plus accrued interest, percentages by period, thirty days notice, and calculation of bid interest costs to award to the lowest bidder. Bonds fund sewer and sewage treatment facilities per Michigan act and court decree.
The village invites bids on bonds with ad valorem taxes to pay principal and interest. Each bid must include a $3000 good faith check payable to the Village Treasurer. Bids require Miller Canfield Stone legal opinion and delivery in Detroit. No partial bids. right to reject any bid reserved.
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