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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
4
Washington reviews revolving store credit charges seen as a perpetual loan. Big chains buy receivables and impose about 12 yearly service fees on $100, while personal loans cost far less. The policy questions include consumer captivity and whether chains should face same loan rules.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. Hetty Ream of Dundee and Mrs. Edward Landon with family. Saline Chapter 311 OES meets Monday April 4 at 8 PM with Washtenaw County Association officers as special guests and obligation night observed. Mrs. Ray Rosander hosted family guests from Royal Oak. Sharon Muir, student at Michigan State College, visited with her Muir hosts. James Brink joined Muirs for supper. Lewis Ernst and family, wintering in Bradenton, Florida, return home today.
Mrs. Dorothy Lois Riggs 41 died suddenly Friday evening at her home 1765 Willow Rd York township. Born Oct. 24 1913 in Morenci Mich daughter of Joseph and Hulda Mitchell she married Raymond Riggs July 20 1933 in Milan. Survived by husband and son Gale Raymond, a brother Donald Mitchell of Lafayette La and two sisters Mrs Dwight Drake and Mrs Margaret Arnot Milan. Two brothers Harold and Walter preceded her in death.
About eighteen churches and religious centers near the University of Michigan campus offer student programs tied to the Student Religious Association. A new government milk program reimburses schools three to four cents per half pint served. Over 27 million Americans moved to new homes in 1952 per a commercial survey.
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