Engagement Revealed for Judy Ann Hart to Pvt Raymond Sloan
Mr and Mrs Raymond Hart announce the engagement of their daughter Judy Ann to Pvt Raymond C Sloan son of Mrs Dorothy Sloan and Frank Sloan. Judy, a Shepherd High School graduate who attended Northwood, now works at Dow Chemical International S A. Raymond, a Mt Pleasant High School graduate, is in the Army stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hartman
West Orchard Ave
Shepherd
Judy Ann
Ito Pvt
Raymond C. Sloan
Dorothy Sloan
Burch St
Mt. Pleasant
Frank Sloan
Tuscon
Arizona
Judy
Shepherd High School
Northwood
Dow Chemical International S. A
Raymond
Mt. Pleasant High School
Army
Fort Knox, Kentucky
Engagement of Dorothy Elizabeth Meyer to James B Salisbury
Mr and Mrs Richard Meyer of Route 3 St Louis announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy Elizabeth to James B Salisbury son of Mr and Mrs Ford Salisbury of Shephard. No wedding date has been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Meyer
Route 3
St. Louis
Dorothy Elizabeth
James B. Salisbury
Ford Salisbury
Shepherd
Jr F H A Tour To Mackinac Island
The junior F H A group of 33 traveled from school at 5:00 A M to Gaylord for breakfast then to Mackinac Island by ferry. They biked and toured the island, ate sack lunches, visited the Catholic Shrine at Indian River, Sea Shell City, and the Wolverine State Park for a weiner roast before returning home. They thanked several chaperones for driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.H.A
Mackinac Island
Gaylord
Mackinaa City
Indian River
Sea Shell City
Wolverine
Hawk
Norval Morey
Richard Clevenger
Edmond Wonsey
Perry
Cub Scout Committee Sets Plans for Coming Year
The Cub Scout Committee met September 19 at Cub Master Jack Derry’s home to outline plans. Current Den Mothers are Mrs Velma Hawkins Den 1 Mrs Betty Lethorn Den 2 Mrs Leatrice Warmbrunn Den 4 and Mrs Lois Oren Den 5. Elizabeth Goffnett will become a new Den Mother. Boys aged 8 to 11 should see Jack Derry to join. A new den needs a den mother first. den meetings are Tuesdays after school and pack meetings are the fourth Thursday at 7 30 P M in the Jr High gym. The first Pack meeting is October 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub
Jack Derry
Velma Hawkins
Betty Lethorn
Leatrice Warmbrunn
Lois Oren
Elizabeth Goffnett
Jr. High
Safety Council Directors To Meet At CMU Center
Isabella County Safety Council set a noon Thursday September 27 meeting in the University Center Derrick Room with directors and officers to discuss re activating the County Driver School funding for the NSC Congress in Chicago and other safety topics. The regular council meet follows October 2 in Shepherd at 8 PM in the Junior High School Gym addressing bicycle safety and road hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella County Safety Council
University Center
N.S.C. Congress
Chicago
Michigan
Safety Council
Shepherd
Bridal Shower Honors Mrs Randy Manor at Gimmey Home
Mrs Randy Manor daughter of Mr and Mrs Elton Grace was honored with a Pre Bridal Shower at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Gimmey on Monday September 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randy Manor
Elton Grace
Donald Gimmey
Family Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Stalter at Lake Cottage
Mr and Mrs Sherrie Childers Mrs Okla Baughman and Lou rie Slates spent Sept 17 to 23 at the Lake Intermediate log cottage near Bellaire. They fished well and joined a birthday dinner Sunday Sept 23 honoring Mrs Stalter with guests Henry Stalter Don Stalter and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherrie Childers
Okla Baughman
Lourie
Lake Intermediate
Bellaire
Lale Stalter
Don Stalter
Stalter
Newton Extension Opens Season With First Meeting
The Newton Extension group met on Tuesday September 18 at Mrs Harold Lantz home with 10 members. They discussed projects for the year and invited others to join. contact Mrs Harold Lantz. The next meeting is set for October 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Extension Group
Harold Lantz
Central Michigan area school administrators meet at Blanchard
The September 19 gathering in Blanchard included leaders from Beal City Clare Coleman Farwell Harrison Mecosta Meridian School districts with county superintendents from Clare Isabella and Midland. Retiring Harrison superintendent Charles Amble received a gift for 38 years in administration. Dr. Roger Goenner of Central Michigan University spoke on public school financing and the Foundation Program. He warned shortchanging students now costs future returns and urged seeking funds and a pilot program. The next meeting is set for Shepherd on October 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Michigan Area
Blanchard
Beal City
Clare
Coleman
Farwell
Harrison
Mecosta
Meridian
Mr. Pleasant
Remus
Shepherd
Weidman
Clare Isabella
Midland
Charles Amble
Roger Goenner
Central Michigan University
Goenner
Champion High Way Safety Program draws top race drivers
Driver Turner, two time midget national champ, joins eight famed racers as the Champion High Way Safety Program lecturers. The effort—launched in 1954—aims to curb highway fatalities by promoting courtesy, car upkeep, and skilled driving learned from 24 years of racing. Fellow drivers include Dagwall, Freeland, Ward, Agabashian, Hartley, Carter, Boyd, Veith and Cheesbourg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Turner
National Safety Council
Spark Plug
Public Relations Society of America
United States Auto Club
Saturday Evening Post
Michigan
Jimmy Dagwall
Don Freeland
Roger Ward
R. A. Stranahan, Jr
Champion Spark Plug Company
Fred Agabashian
Indianapolis
Gene Hartley
Duane Carter
Johnny Boyd
Don Freland
Bob Veith
Bill Cheesbourg
Well Known Speaker to Address Shepherd Rotarians
Dale Smith of Eau Claire Wisconsin will address the Shepherd Rotary Club at 6 30 pm on Tuesday October 2 at the Shepherd Methodist Church Visitors are invited Smith a Toastmasters International leader has held club and district offices and earned awards including a Chamber of Commerce Certificate of Merit He will lecture at the Junior High on October 3 and speak to Shepherd High School classes on October 2 as well
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Warmbrunn
the Shepherd Rotary Club
Dale Smith
Eau Claire
Wisconsin
Shepherd Methodist Church
Mr. Smith
Toastmasters, International
Ohio
Toastmasters
Seattle
Washington
Greater
Shepherd High School
Tri County C B Club Jubilee Draws 1000 at Alma Park
The Tri County C B Club of Central Michigan held its Annual Jubilee at Alma Conservation Park on Sunday September 23 drawing over a thousand attendees from Detroit Ann Arbor Muskegon Traverse City and Wyoming. Dealers showcased displays and a live lion plus a C B Defense Truck from Lansing drew crowds. A refreshments booth run by Mrs Herbert Perrine Jr earned prizes for lucky ticket holders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Club
Central Michigan
Alma Conservation Park
Septientes
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Muskegon
Traverse City
Wyoming
C. B
Lansing
Herbert Perrine, Jr
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs. Olson in Lansing
Mrs. Robert Olson of Lansing was honored on her birthday Sunday September 23 at the Bates home. Attending were the host and hostess two sisters Vicky and Debbie Bates her husband Robert Olson grandfather Mr. George W. Bates maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs B R Gillett and aunt Miss Eileen Gillett of Mt Pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Olson
Lansing
George R. Bates
Vicky
Debbie Bates
George W. Bates
B. R. Gillett
Eileen Gillett
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. Isabella Noyes Dies at 61 in Midland County
Mrs. Isabella Olive Noyes died September 19 at Golden Acres Village in St. Louis after a month there. Born July 2, 1898 in Sandwich Ontario, she lived 40 years in Greendale Township, Midland County. She belonged to Coe Chapter OES Shepherd. Funeral held September 21 at Garber Funeral Home, interment at Greendale Cemetery. Surviving: husband Richard. sons Earl of R. 5 Midland and Max of Shepherd. two grandchildren. sisters Clara Kirk Berkley Michigan and Elizabeth Woodcock Midland. brother John Talbot Midland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Olive Noyes
Golden Acres
St. Louis
Sandwich
Ont
Canada
Greendale Township
Midland County
Noyes
Coe
O.E.S
Shepherd
Garber Funeral
Lloyd van Lente
Greendale Cemetery
Richard
Earl
Midland
Max
Clara Kirk
Berkley
Mich
Elizabeth Woodcock
John Talbot
Local visit notes from Shepherd residents across towns
Mrs. Clarence King and Mrs. Dennis De Long visited Mt. Pleasant and Mr. Pleasant Sunday afternoon. George Yarnell of Alma visited Mrs. De Long last week. Ira De Long and Jack Howell groups went fishing Sunday and reported a good catch. Theo Hummel spoke by long distance with Ruth Richardson Ely from Rio Vista California who is vacationing with Vern Maitland in Clark Lake Michigan. Hummel accompanied Elton Hawkins to Dale Rabley home in Montgomery Michigan. plans to visit cousin Rilla Gould in Reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence King
Mt. Pleasant
Dennis de Long
Wm. de Long
Vern Maitland
Clark Lake
Michigan
Theo Hummel
Elton Hawkins
Dale Rabley
Montgomery
Join Girl Scouts Troop Leaders Seek Helpers in Shepherd
Do you believe in empowering girls and sharing hobbies with them. The Shepherd Girl Scout unit seeks Troop Leaders Assistants and Committee Members to guide about 70 registered girls. A meeting for interested adults is Thursday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Don Edwards 313 N Chippewa St Shepherd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Movement
Shepherd
Don Edwards
N. Chippewa St. Shepherd
Hospital Guild Reports Successful Year of Support
The Mabel Becker Guild No. 6 of the Tri-County Community Hospital turned over $200 to the Auxiliary Treasurer after a year of bake sales pancake suppers and fundraisers. Members are sewing hand puppets for pediatric patients and for sale needing three pairs of old nylon hose per puppet. donations of hose are requested to Mrs. Vada Green and Mrs. Fannie Croskery. The next guild meeting is at Mrs. Richard Sandbrook’s home on Tuesday October 9 at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Becker
Tri-County Community Hospital
Vada Green
Fannie Croskery
Guild
Richard Sandbrook
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cub Scout News
Newton
William
Sill) Kennedy
Flint Institute of Barbering
Jerry Servoss
Bill
R-4
Shepherd Rotarians
Tri-County C. B. Club Jubilee
Chevrolet
America
Isabella Noyes
Shepherd Briefs
Hospital Guild
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