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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1965
Page
7
The snippet advertises low cost Federal Land Bank loans plus a bustling page of want ads. Listings include sewing and alterations, cakes and gifts, land for sale, Barbie Doll clothes, trailer parts, gospel gifts, record shop specials, office supplies, septic service, and a sealed bid notice from the Shepherd Board of Education.
Public notices announce foreclosures on several Isabella County Missouri? no Michigan properties. Mortgagees include Shepherd State Bank and Winn State Bank with dates from 1955 to 1965. Sessions specify sale dates December 3 1965 and December 20 1965 at the Isabella County Court House, with lots described in Deerfield and Coe Townships and Village of Shepherd.
Special notices report the Women’s Society of Christian Service will meet November 3 at Shepherd Methodist Church at noon for a Thanksgiving potluck with devotions by Mrs. Edna Hansen and a program by Robert Bates. Willing Workers meet October 28 at Mrs. Ethel Cassatt’s home for a full day with a noon dinner. Birth announcements include Jeffery William Kennedy born October 14 at Gratiot Community Hospital. maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Yost and paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jay D. Kennedy. Also newborns announced for a son born October 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bruce and a son born October 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Brandt at Gratiot Community Hospital.
Central Michigan Community Hospital admitted several residents from Shepherd area between October 18 and 24, with births including a son to Anthony and rural Shepherd family on October 18 and a daughter to John Marshall on October 24. 4 H officers, Cadette Girl Scout Troop, and local residents attend community events and exchanges.
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