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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1954
Page
2
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Tommy Hollister was an overnight guest in Milwaukee of Misses Margaret Bruckner and Margaret Kruger this weekend. Mrs. Henry Karner and daughter Sandy visited Mrs. Hettie Ream in Dundee Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fritz called on the Vernon Allmendinger in Dexter Sunday. The Paul Woods family attended a program at the Church of God in Jackson Sunday. Mary and Nancy participated in the program. Paul Woods, Sr. and son Paul spent Saturday in Winnetka Illinois on business.
Donald Stimpson of Owasso and John Stimpson of Royal Oak visited over the weekend. Marlene Visel wed in Zion Church in Ann Arbor with relatives from Dearborn and local families attending. Ted Stimpson joined a reunion dinner in Ann Arbor. Bernice Rowsey of Dearborn visited Merrit Martin Sr. over the weekend.
Aunt Molly writes of a community push for a single Area School with March 24 voting hours. She records Mrs Oppencomer crying over the decision to consolidate and worries it may not be the right solution despite funding.
Aunt Molly recounts community feelings on a proposed single twenty room school to replace two. The board cites a straw vote of nearly two to one in favor of the plan and 12 acres at $750 an acre on the J. C. Little site. Election set for March 24 with a $615,000 bond issue and a March 16 meeting for voters.
Senator Homer Ferguson introduced federal highway legislation to accelerate construction of farm to market roads on the Federal secondary system, aiming to speed improvements and broaden the program.
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