PTA To Meet Monday September 25 At Shepherd High
The Shepherd Parent Teacher Association holds its first meeting of the school year on Monday September 25 at 8 00 p m in the Senior High Cafeteria. Principal speaker will be William Butler the new vocational guidance counsellor.
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Shepherd Parent Teacher Association
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David E. Burrows
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Shepherd
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Board of Education
Virgil Wiltse
Rotary Club Sees Baseball Film
The Shepherd Rotary Club hosted a program Tuesday evening September 12 as Paul Warmbrunn presented the color film Batter Up featuring Ted Williams Stan Musual Nellie Fox and Bob Clemente. The film demonstrated hitting bunting base running stance stride and wrist snap to explain what makes a great hitter. Visiting members included Harry Gover Charles Poole Dick Anderson Russell Strange Henry Howe and Dick Howe.
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Shepherd Rotary Club
Paul Warmbrunn
Ted Williams
Stan Musual
Nellie’ Fox
Bob Clemente
Harry Gover
Charles Poole
Dick Anderson
Mt. Pleasant
Russell Strange
Clare
Henry
Dick Howe
Alma
Eugene Ulmer to Lead 1961 United Fund Campaign
Eugene Ulmer accepted the chairmanship of the 1961 United Fund Campaign announced by Reno Maccardini. The board approved a goal of 48720 to support nine local agencies and 42 state and national groups. Ulmer, of Mt Pleasant, is Capital Radio Network manager and serves on multiple local boards.
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Isabella County United Fund
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WCEN
Mt. Pleasant
Jaycees
Isabella County
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Red Cross
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Doris
Eugene Jr
Steven
W. Cherry
Isabella County Fund
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
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Hospital Blood Bank
American National Red Cross
Isabella Unit
Salvation Army
Isabella County Safety Council
UF Local and Reserve Emergency Fund
Mr and Mrs F Bradac Mark 50th Anniversary
Frank Bradac and Julia Dickel celebrated fifty years of marriage on September 11 1911 in Schenectady New York and observed their milestone with a family dinner during a recent vacation. They live near Schenectady since 1932 and have three sons. Emma and Anna Bradac attended along with Mrs Josephine Bezeak. A radio tribute and music marked the occasion. Frank is a tailor by trade and Julia is noted for her care of children.
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Julia Dickel
Schnectady
New York
Frank
Emma
Anna
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Cong Al Cederberg Opens District Office in Bay City
U S Rep Elford A Cederberg of the 10th District shifts key office to Bay City opening September 25 in the Federal Building 318 with hours 9 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Part of the staff will operate there and part in Washington plus open house sessions at district courthouses. He will spend two days weekly in counties outside Bay. Bay City phone Twinbrook 39443.
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Bay City
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Open House At New Hackett Residence Well Attended
A Sunday tour of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hackett’s new brick two bedroom home on Upton Drive drew about 175 visitors over three days. Mrs. Okla Baughman greeted guests and guided them through the ultra modern kitchen baths ample closets and light decor. Coffee and donuts were served to attendees.
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Bill Hackett
Okla Baughman
Upton Drive
Hook And Trigger Trap Shoot Draws Crowds
The Shepherd Hook and Trigger Club reported strong turnout for its first trap shoot of the season. Members invite everyone to return Sundays for shooting, with ammunition and concessions on site and entry fees listed for pigeons, turkey, ham, and running deer events.
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Market Report Summary Below Threshold
A concise market report lists figures 97 58 1.02 105 1.78 1.50 2.10 5.80 with no accompanying context or narrative. The fragment lacks identifiable people organizations places or dates but presents a sequence of numeric values likely representing prices indexes or ratios.
New Electrically Operated Scoreboard Gift at Shepherd High
Shepherd fans welcomed a new electric scoreboard at Memorial Field during the Sacred Heart game last Saturday night. The gift came from Rex William Real Estate and Insurance Agency and Shepherd Lumber Company, reflecting community support for the school and football program.
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Shepherd Lumber Company
Shepherd Youths Show Character at Ken's Variety Store
Kenneth Walker owner of Ken's Variety Store praises two local boys for returning to report an unlocked Coke machine and alerting him after discovering ten dollars in change. The episode ends with gratitude from the Walkers and an upbeat note on youth integrity.
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Ken
Walker
Quadrillers Open 10th Season Dance in Mt. Pleasant
Square dancers of this area begin their 10th season with an opening dance on Thursday October 5 at Pullen School Mt Pleasant. An instruction class starts September 28 and those wishing to join may contact Mr and Mrs Neal Williams.
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Mt. Pleasant
Neal Williams
Con Con plans advance as 1961 session nears
Secretary of State James M. Hare will preside at noon on Tuesday October 3 in Lan sing's Civic Center as the Constitutional Convention opens. The Preparatory Commission led by Howard J. Stoddard works to fix logistics with limited funds and directives.
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Lansing
Howard J. Stoddard
Hare
Civic Center
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Alcoholics Anonymous Meeting Set in Mt Pleasant
After 25 years of service AA marks a local open meeting in Mt Pleasant on September 25 inviting doctors nurses and clergy to join in the community event.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Mt. Pleasant
Mt Pleasant
A. A
Open House At Benn's Dinning Room Draws Crowds
The Benns new dining room hosted an open house on Sunday with 93 adults and about 20 children attending. Mrs Okla Baughman signed the guest book and handed out souvenirs as waitresses served cake coffee ice tea and cake. Guests arrived from Winn Widman Mr Pleasant Remus and Shepherd while many floral arrangements arrived from well wishers. Some callers sent telegrams or made telephone wishes.
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Okla Baughman
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