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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1954
Page
4
Insulation Flinthote fiberglass roll blanket for 16 or 24 inch centers and rodent moisture and fire proofing. Roll brick siding Flintcote available in three colors with a weight of 105 lbs per square. Priced at 3.59 dollars per square at Anderson's for small buyers seeking big buying power.
The Saline Woman's Club marks its fiftieth founding anniversary with a Tuesday November 9 banquet at Federated church dining room. Esther Landwehr will be toastmistress, and committees include invitations by Jacobsen, Hering, Siemsen. program by Landwehr, Jensen, Curtiss, Miller, Collins, Wolfin. menu by Davenport, Warner, Kern. decorations by Jensen, Fosdick, Reynolds, Wolfin, Fucss. tickets by Meister, Finkbeiner.
Comedians have returned to the air after summer vacations and are delivering strong material with the odor of moth balls lingering in the mix.
The October meeting of the Willing Workers was held at the home of Mrs. Ida Mehler. The president Mrs. Hazel Gordon led the gathering after dinner with a song. Devotions were led by Mrs. Frank Holcomb. Members discussed forthcoming election proposals and a report on the Saline Fair booth was given by Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert. Delegates to the Washtenaw Federation of Women’s Clubs were named: Mrs. Julia Carey, Mrs. Ida Burkhart and Mrs. Ella Munroe for the October 25 meeting in Dexter. Grace Holcomb and Mrs. Mary Finkbeiner organized the annual Saline Thanksgiving dinner.
Subscription rates listed: $3.00 annually in Michigan and $3.50 elsewhere. Postage paid in United States possessions and Canada. Mail subscriptions payable in advance. Three year subscriptions: $7.50 within Michigan and $9.00 outside. Member of the Michigan Press Association. Advertising by Michigan Press Service. Entered as second class matter at Saline Post Office under March 3, 1879 act.
A township hall gathering recorded with November attendance listing twenty two members three guests and five children. The program chair was absent and the afternoon focused on visiting while reporter Mrs Elfa Munroe documented the event.
In a letter from a Saline resident, the writer argues for a modest expandable hospital linked to the town core. He praises local doctors and calls for attracting young physicians, noting community support, existing medical staff, and the need to sustain local care without extravagant architecture.
Residents emphasize durability and usefulness of the hospital, noting growth benefits for all. The building will rise with local donations of time and money from Saline residents and neighboring communities to aid every person and business directly or indirectly.
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