State Democratic Chairman Visits Isabella County Event
Zolton Ferency visited Island Park in Mt. Pleasant Sunday to speak to Isabella County Democrats with over 250 guests. A freak accident at Chippewa Lake cottage injured none as William Hackett’s mower kicked wood through a kitchen window. The gathering congratulated the party on a record election where three county offices were filled, with a photo showing Don Gillis, David Burrows, the county chairman, John Wilberding, Donald Sandbrook, and Ferency.
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Zolton Ferency
Isabella County
Island Park
Mt. Pleasant
Merle Hackett
Don Gillis
David Burrows
John Wilberding
Register of Deeds
Donald Sandbrook
Ferency
National Farmers Organization VP to Speak at Beef Dinner
Erhard Pfingsten vice president of the National Farmers Organization will be guest speaker at the NFO Beef Dinner on Tuesday September 21 1965 at Mt Pleasant High School. He farms 550 acres near Sergeant Bluff Iowa raises corn beans about 500 hogs and has cattle. He is married with a daughter a Omaha teacher. He grew up in Beatrice Nebraska and was educated in Winfield Kansas. He joined NFO in 1955 and has held multiple leadership roles including national staff organizer and director of the National Meat Commodity Department. He was elected NFO vice president in 1962 and 1963.
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Erhard Pfingsten
National Farmers Organization
N.F.O
Mt. Pleasant High School
Sergeant Bluff
Iowa
Omaha
Nebraska
Beatrice
St. Johns Lutheran Academy
Winfield
Kansas
St. Johns Lutheran College
Monsana County
Sergeant, Bluff
Minnesota
National Meat Commodity Department
Sorensen to Lecture at Delta College on Kennedy Legacy
Theodore C. Sorensen, longtime Kennedy aide, will speak at Delta College on September 27 about “The Kennedy Legacy.” Donald J. Carlyon, acting president, says Sorensen’s dynamic public service and arts leadership fit Delta’s cultural outreach and community service goals.
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Sorensen
Delta College
John F. Kennedy
Theodore C. Sorensen
Kennedy
Donald J. Carlyon
Delta
Ted Sorensen
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Michigan Tourist Council sees record year in tourism inquiries
Michigan tourism braces for a billion dollar year as inquiries through August reach 235,967 up from 161,638 last year. Council director William T. McGraw notes ad campaigns pushed total inquiries toward 300,000 and predicts tax revenue over 70 million from tourism.
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Michigan Tourist Council
Council
William T. McGraw
McGraw
Tourist Council
Treasuries
Rep Strange Attends NFO Meeting at Mt Pleasant High
A surprise visit by Representative Russell Strange enlivened the NFO meeting. The beer dinner runs 6 to 8 p.m. at Mt Pleasant High with a public 8:30 p.m. gym program featuring NFO VP Erhard Pfingsten. The PTA board met Aug 25 at President Huffine’s home. officers 1965-66 listed with chairmen named.
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N.F.O
Russell Strange
Mt. Pleasant High School
Erhard Pfingsten
P.T.A
President Huffine
Newton Huffine
Newell Oren
Arlo Curtiss
Albert Guild
Ken Courtney
Neil Green
Elmer Norther
Gates
Bates
Free public photo sessions for children in Argus feature
The Argus invites parents to bring children to the 1.C.C.F. Hall on Monday September 20 from 10 am to 5 pm for free portrait photos for the Citizens of Tomorrow feature. No cost, no obligation, no subscription needed. Optional extra prints available via studio, on request.
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the Argus
1.C.C.F. Hall
The
Argus
Return to Full Operation At Kitchenette And Modern Salvage
After a fire eight weeks ago both businesses completed major alterations. On Sept 17 and 18 free coffee and John’s donuts will be served at the Kitchenette with Modern Salvage Sales tickets. Hours are 8 00 to 10 00 am and 3 00 to 5 00 pm both days.
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