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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1959
Page
8
The article notes a Brown speech criticizing Michigan tax policy and noting disparities in per child valuations across districts. It reports a Democratic treasurer condemning legislative spending and claims a lack of budget consultation with the state senate. It also mentions a Feb 3 birth of Patricia Ann Feldkamp in Ann Arbor with family details.
Mr and Mrs Robert S and S Stokes of 277 W Bennett Saline announce the birth of a son James Robert on Feb 8 at St Josephs Hospital weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces The couple also has a daughter Linda Ann Grandparents Stanley Stokes of Ganges Michigan and Mr and Mrs Arthur Boyer of Manistee visiting Saline The Stokes moved here from Albion last September. Father Daughter Banquet Set at Methodist Church Feb 19 with Dinner at 6:30 WSCS hosting Leo Jensen toast master Rev Robert Richards in charge Prizes for oldest youngest and most daughters plus a door prize
The Lenten opening service is set for Sunday evening February 15 at 8:00 and will last under an hour. Special music is planned for each Sunday. On March 1 Rev J Morgan McKelvey D D will speak, returning missionary from India on furlough. Mrs Carlton Murray visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ray Williams in Ypsilanti Friday.
The boards of Presbyterian Elders and Baptist Deacons of the Federated Churches sponsor a series of Sunday evening worship services during Lent. The events aim to provide regular communal prayer and reflection led by church leaders across the federation.
For rent an apartment with three or four rooms a bath and garage partly furnished at 101 Russell Street. Available February 12.
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