Community sale and local notices span town issues
About 75 people attended the county property sale at the east door of the Ann Arbor building. Buyers assume taxes and insurance for six months while holding the property at the selling price plus 5 percent interest. Construction of houses began in 1957 with expected sale around 17000 dollars. Also noted are hospital employment applications, a local car crash injuring Mrs Ellen Kulenkamp Pratt, and a World Day of Prayer service to be held February 13 in Saline churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ris
Garris
Ann Arbor
John R. Laird
Union Service
Mothers March for Polio Nets Nearly Six-Four-Six
Twenty one Child Study Club members and two volunteers braved rain and slush to raise 643 for the Saline Polio Fund during the Mothers March. The group met at Mrs. Gordon Esch's home for coffee and a brief business session after collecting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Esch
Saline Community Hospital Assn Reports 1958 Balance Sheet
The Saline Community Hospital Association publishes its balance sheet as of Sept 30 1958 showing a $3541.71 excess of income over expenses for Sept 21 1950 to Sept 30 1958. William L. Brittain is re elected president and notes a $160000 22 bed building project on schedule with opening planned April 1 and a potential May dedication after roadwork completion.
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Saline Community Hospital Association
Association
William L. Brittain
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Dun Rose Home Sale
Finkbeiner and
Ernest Gir
Arthur Moehn
Carl Schrandt
Leo Jensen
Everett
Wolfin
Mrs. Edwin Her
Ing
Laws
Francis Ockwood
Don Ford
Shirley Dovre
Manchester
Tecumseh Hospital
Ellen Kulenkamp Pratt
Rt. 3
Saline-Ann Arbor
Waterworks
Road
Earl Kirby
Saline
Methodist
St. Paul’s
Tonga Islands
Salote
St. Lawrence Island
Alaska
Polio Fund
Polio Card Party
Ance
W. G. van Ness
Detroit
Community Hospital Assn
Fisher
Chevrolet
Chevy’s
Chevy
Michigan Ave
Saline, Mich
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