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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1963
Page
8
Card of thanks from Ed Meyer, Rarick, Laidley, and Laydley families expresses gratitude for prayers, flowers, and support during hospital stays. Also listed are real estate ads, services, and local business notices from Shepherd Mich areas, including sales, rentals, and maintenance offers.
Five estates listed with hearings and claim deadlines. Grace Frary heirs, Clyde Forbes, Percy Frost, Bertha Mae Wallace, and others have court dates in Mt Pleasant. Notices urge creditors to file sworn claims and specify dates in late 1963 and early 1964.
The Joe Alsh Auxiliary 8215 VFW plans a social meeting at the Hall on Tuesday evening November 5. The Isabella County Safety Council executive board and interested persons meet October 31 at noon in the Derrick Room of the University Center. A card party is set for Friday night at the LOOF Hall. World War I Veterans hold their 8th annual reunion dinner in Breckenridge on Saturday night November 2 with an Armistice Day theme and Pension Law briefing led by Neil Fitzgerald. reservations and housing requests are directed to him. all WWI Veterans, members or not, are invited.
Mrs. Katie Cohoon Mrs. Henrietta McKinley and Mrs. Ruth Brown attended the funeral of Mrs. Georgia Cohoon Clow of Alma. She was buried Saturday in Shepherd Cemetery. Ronald Steele of near Irish Town visited his grandmother Mrs. Ruth Brown on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Mort Balcom were Sunday dinner guests of their mother Mrs. Glenn Brown. Kenneth Harry ...
Lansing urged his sister Nellie Bowman on Sunday afternoon. Harlan Caszatt and daughter Laurie from Owosso spent the weekend with his mother Ethel Caszatt. Marion Curtiss visited Clyde Gard and his wife of Midland on Sunday afternoon. Walter DeLong and Mrs. Delong visited Monday evening.
The Willing Workers Club gathered at Dorothy Hutchinson home on October 24 with fourteen members present for a pot luck meal served at 1 pm. Members donated items for a Rebekah kitchen shower and Toweling was purchased and made up by Dorothy Hutchinson. A quilt will be assembled by Mable Stalter and Vivian Lyons for the needy. The next meeting is set for November 21 at Mable Stalter home.
Listing notes a large theatre building in Shepherd suitable for a bowling alley or business, a neat bungalow with gas heat on five acres, a 40 acre farm with good soil, a large four bedroom brick house with basement barn, and a 250 acre top soil farm with modern house and outbuildings. It promotes long term John Hancock farm loans and flexible terms for spring or fall possession.
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