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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
4
Saline reports on city council action with Mayor Alwin Gross resigning, local social visits from the Hering and Leutheuser families, and community events. Theatre owners Gilpin and Lash praise supporters while a bird cage gag at Cook Motor Sales amuses patrons. Nearby notes cover school marks, hardware store painting, post office moves, and a positive end-of-month sales report.
The Democratic County Convention will be held August 14 at 8:00 p.m. in the County Building, Ann Arbor. Delegates will elect 23 state convention delegates and conduct other business. The state convention is August 23 in Grand Rapids. Delegates for the August 5 primary election may appear on the ballot or as write-ins.
Mr and Mrs Tom Schurtz return from California to visit their son Donald and family with health improved. Mr and Mrs Louis Bowen Sandiland and Janice Jeppesen back from a two week vacation at Houghton Lake. Mr and Mrs Lee Allen Stanfeld and son Guy visited at Mrs Henry Erskine's home in Saline. Bud Walters family spent last week in Union City Penn visiting Walters parents. Pvt 1st Class and Mrs Ver Bush arrived home from Fort Sill Oklahoma. Mrs C A Curtiss Carl and Mary went to LaGrange Ind to bring Miss Josephine Decker back to Saline. Miss Decker enjoyed three weeks visiting friends and touring her childhood home. Miss Jean Nichols to Roundbrook New Jersey then plane to Cologne Germany for five weeks. Work progressing on the L Z Still Building on Michigan Ave. Detroit Edison relocating to rear of Woods Hardware on Ann Arbor Street. Mrs Ellen Caswell enlarges her store.
Any registered elector may transfer to a new address within the township city or village by signed request or in person. Creek officials strike through old details and record new ward and precinct numbers on the original card and place it in the proper file. Transfers are not allowed within thirty days before an election unless the 30th day is a weekend or holiday. Voting restrictions apply if the elector has not resided in the new area for the required period.
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