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Newspaper
Shepherd Argus
Location
Shepherd, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1961
Page
4
A historical note extols plums and presents a spicy jam recipe. It guides selecting ripened plums, prep with spices, Certo fruit pectin, lemon juice as needed, and steps for simmering, boiling, and sealing the jam in glass jars for winter use.
Mrs. Mable Stalter attended the Beery reunion at the Wayne Beery home in rural How ard City on Sunday September 10 with twenty six from Alma St. Louis Big Rapids and Shephard. New officers were elected President John Beery of St. Louis Vice President Max Beery of Alma and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Mable Stalter of rural Shepherd. Plans call for next year’s reunion at Mrs. Stalter’s home 6973 Pleasant Valley Road on the Sunday after Labor Day.
The South Chippewa Extension Club held its regular meeting on Thursday September 14 at the Chippewa Evangelical United Baptist Church with Mrs Arthur Grandy as hostess. Ten members attended and the business meeting opened with the chair.
The report describes a pleasant potluck dinner after a meeting attended by Mrs. Maynard Gilmore. In the afternoon Mrs. Roy Zingery and Mrs. Max Davidson led a pre Christmas decorations lesson which was very interesting. The next regular meeting on October 12 will be at Mrs. Anna Fisher's home.
Members of the Philathea Class of Shepherd Methodist Church spent Sunday September 17 at the Wrights cottage at Blue Lake. A cooperative dinner featured fried chicken and trimmings served outdoors. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Arthur Wright and Mr and Mrs Rich.
Mr. L. McConnell and Rev. William Shuttle with Mrs. Shuttle were among guests from Remus and Mecosta. A dinner was followed by singing, humorous readings, guitar and mouth harp performances. The Wrights were praised for hospitality and future get togethers were hoped for.
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