The Saline Observer Publisher Note
The Saline Observer is a weekly newspaper published in Saline Michigan. It provides subscription rates of three dollars per year in Michigan four dollars per year outside Michigan and accepts advance payments.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1959
Page
2
The Saline Observer is a weekly newspaper published in Saline Michigan. It provides subscription rates of three dollars per year in Michigan four dollars per year outside Michigan and accepts advance payments.
A humorous list by a frustrated driver outlines extreme driving rules after a weekend car repair. The narrator boasts weaponized threats toward behind cars, oncoming drivers, pedestrians, police, and passers, climaxing with a headline about a teen in a rumble. The piece ends noting sports scores from MSEA and Standard Oil.
Douglas R. McCormick son of Mr and Mrs McCormick marked the end of his Marine service in Saline. He is identified as a Gyrene, reflecting his unit ties and military rank. The notice honors his completion and notes family ties.
Mrs. D. C. McCormick of 8858 Saline Milan Road Saline Michigan is set to finish four weeks of individual combat training on Feb 7 at the Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton California. Pfc. McCormick graduated from Saline High School in June 1958.
Thursday evening February 5 marks the third Family Night in a six event winter series at the Federated Church dining hall. Attendees bring their own table service and pot-luck fare, and the program ends at 8 30 to suit families with small children. An adult choir rehearsal follows. Howard Kuhl presides with the New Circle of Church Women organizing arrangements and coffee. An informal musical program precedes a study led by Howard Kuhl on Mexico A Maturing Country. Musical selections include a Bob Austin piano solo a saxophone duet by Bob Tefft and Jerry Austin and a Pat Fischer vocal with Kathy Reed accompaniment.
R Berglund rolled 225 for the top game while G Kimbro and A Hoeft each had 224. G Stull piled up 228 and A Gross posted 22 percent. Hoeft also had the high series in a week of sharp bowling.
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