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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1959
Page
1
The Saline Observer reports its 1106-copy issue amid publisher turnover and a near-closure. The paper plans no regular office hours, requests public help with news and notices, and notes uncertainty about resuming normal publication.
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Sunday event at Martys Restaurant kicks off Polio Fund drive with three course dinner from 7 am to 7 pm offered by Junior Chamber of Commerce and Auxiliary. Polio fund donations 75 cents per couple 50 cents for a single with proceeds raising about $1,000 yearly.
Saline township delegate Albert Bredernitz attended a sparsely attended county Republican convention. The event named Henry Leutheuser as Saline's delegate to the state convention in Detroit on February 18 1914 with Ellsworth Lindsley as alternate.
A note from Bridgwater indicates Miss Mary Ann Boettner is the candidate to receive degrees of the Order, marking a formal initiation step in the ceremony.
Saline Fire Chief Harold Armbruster cautions residents as cold weather raises risk of outdoor fires and urges safe practices amid reports of a DOG fire in the area.
Citizens Bank stockholders represented at the annual meeting held Tuesday January 20 with reports from Washington and Delaware. On January 29 at 1 7 H PM about 25 Child Study Club members will canvass door to door for the Polio Fund, hoping for better weather and porch lights to welcome volunteers. Mrs Gordon Esch hosts a meeting and refreshment time as Mrs Everett Fischer leads the committee in the event.
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