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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1961
Page
2
A group of sturdy workers gathered for a picture during a barn building project. Readers see Ray Spink Lowell Post Henry Kelly Ed Spink Harry Coomer John Swix and George Kelly in the lineup.
Civil War centennial features re enactment battles with the Nampton Legion and a Confederate battery. Mrs Fifer, a home economist graduate, uses a 100 year old lemon squeezer in old Southern fish recipes. A Nautilus Glide-O-Matic Range Hood with ductless extension is shown in Maryland City homes.
Multiple Shepherd homes described with 1 to 3 stories, 3 to 5 bedrooms, brick or frame construction, gas or fuel oil heat, garages and new subdivisions. Prices range from 3 000 to 17 500. Also offered 84 by 80 foot lot and Mt Pleasant income property with 8 units. Chippewa Lake one story home listed at 4 000.
The bulletin notes multiple births at Central Michigan Community Hospital. Gerald Buckley and spouse welcomed a baby girl on a September Thursday. Richard Travis and spouse welcomed James Byron, born September 3, weighing eight pounds one ounce. David Knopp and spouse welcomed Bryan James, born September 11, weighing eight pounds nine ounces.
The Christian Aid Society meets with Mrs. Betty Coomer this Thursday September 14 with a noon potluck. Ladies Auxiliary holds a business meeting September 19 at the hall. Shepherd E S resumes September 21 at 8:00 pm with meeting and initiation then potluck lunch. Shepherd Dance Club signup ends September 15. Shepherd Women's Club starts September 14 at 9:00 am breakfast with Mrs Musser. Rebekah Lodge convenes September 20. Odd Fellows and Rebekah District Association meet October 14 in Coleman.
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