The Saline Observer Publication Details
The Saline Observer is a weekly Saline Michigan newspaper with second class mailing. It lists subscription rates of 3.00 yearly in Michigan and 4.00 yearly out of state, payable in advance.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1959
Page
2
The Saline Observer is a weekly Saline Michigan newspaper with second class mailing. It lists subscription rates of 3.00 yearly in Michigan and 4.00 yearly out of state, payable in advance.
In a frigid Michigan setting Nancy the large dog complains of the cold as the furnace falters for four days. The narrator and Nancy discuss heat, warmth, jokes about war and weather, and plan a car ride to thaw out while sharing affectionate banter.
Ken Thompson of Community Food Sales was called to Detroit by the death of his father Sam Thompson 60 at St. John’s Hospital after about two months illness. Burial was March 18 in Grosse Point Woods. He leaves his wife and another son.
Boy Scout troop 46 collected about 11 000 pounds of scrap paper door to door in Brive last Saturday. They sold the paper to a dealer for around 75 dollars. Their next project is a camping trailer for about 40 people with a built in refrigerator and stove, aiming to finish by month end.
York Township Democratic group launched a campaign at their March 10 meeting in Milan to convert from caucus to primary. They will circulate petitions and organize election plans for a township voter drive led by Mel Hawker. Hawker urged bipartisan support for the change as a step toward two party government at the township level.
A five piece silver tea service gifted by Mrs Edward singer was presented to the WSCS by Mrs Walfred Larsey at the March 12 meeting. Mrs Joanne Ward and Mrs John Thoss spoke on missionary work in Canada and the Middle East. Hostesses named for circles Dorcas Esther Ruth Mary with respective members. A silent auction was planned for the April meeting.
Incorporated into the Palm Sunday service at St. Pauls Evangelical and Re formed Church will be the confirmation of 14 young people by the pastor the Rev Alfred Hardt. Those confirmed will be Keith Armbruster Tom Bloomhardt Bonnie Cam met Donald Dechert Joyce Daniels Gayle Finkbeiner.
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