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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1954
Page
10
The listing advertises a wide range of roofing materials from Andersons Roofing Supply including 12 inch 3 in 1 shingles, Hexagon triple tab shingles, rolled roofing, cedar shingles and felt asphalt. Prices per bundle per square, color options, and package contents are detailed for each item along with combinations and weights.
Mrs Hosea Woods and her mother Mrs Leslie Ragans and Mrs Juanita Selby of Jackson called on the Paul Woods family Sunday. Several from Saline attended the wedding of Miss Jane Hauk at the Plymouth Baptist Church with relatives including Ronald Tower and family.
The Fosdick Extension Group met October 12 at Mrs. Orrin Girbach’s home with sixteen men and five guests. Mrs. Elmer Tobias chaired and the group discussed plant cultivation and bulb transplanting led by Fred Keating of Keating Greenhouse. Light refreshments were provided by Mrs. Herman Rentschler and Mrs. Robert Morton.
The Bridgewater Bee s 4 H Club met October 16 1954 at 2 00 pm at leader Mrs Lawrence Boettner s home. Eight old members and two new ones attended. Officers elected were president Daniel L Mehr vice president Earl M Boehm and secretary treasurer Mary Ann Boettner. A Halloween party is planned for October 30 at 1 30 pm at the leader s home.
Richard Little formerly of Saline arrived home Thursday night to visit his mother Mrs. Verona Little and sister Mrs. Herbert Lange. He was stationed at the Eureka weather station 600 miles from the North Pole for 18 months. He reports extreme cold with temperatures from 60 degrees below to 60 degrees above. He says the experience was challenging but he prefers it over the cold and is glad to be back. The station is the only one that far north with year round residents.
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