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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
7
William R. Foutch and his mother graduated from Middle Tennessee State College in Murfreesboro. Both are teachers and received bachelor of science degrees.
Melvindale mayor William Radak recounts trimming a resident's trees himself after denying a city foresters crew. The woman criticized the job saying he cut too much in some spots and not enough in others. Police reports note repeated robberies at Vinocur's department store over 18 months.
Responsible sales oriented individuals or partners sought to take over major automobile and farm tractor sales and service franchises. Sell repair inventory at dealer cost, arrange equipment, select offerings. New equipment, company financed inventory, low investment, rental or purchase on terms. Manchester Enterprise Box 112.
District Manager seeks a responsible person to service new Hershey candy dispensers in the area. No selling or experience needed. Earn about 3000 dollars yearly with about 10 hours weekly. Requires car access and a 900 dollar inventory investment. Send interview details with phone and reference to P O Box 1951 Cleveland 6 Ohio.
Third Annual Township Official Conference in the Washtenaw County Building focused on legislation and local governance. Speakers included Judge James R. Breakey Jr and Dr Ralph Sawyer of UM Phoenix Project. Townships Ypsilanti Manchester Salem sought millage changes amid tax allocation disputes and road funding concerns.
The Saline Observer notes Ownership management and circulation under the 1912 act as amended. Publisher F. G. Hanis of Ypsilanti Michigan, editor Gransden of Michigan, owner Publ isations Inc. Bondholder and security holder list includes F. G. Handy of Ypsilanti. Sworn September 25, 1957 by Fedora Stamann.
Five of 108 Alfred P. Sloan Foundation scholarships to 21 colleges are in the Williams College freshmen class this fall.
Charles Overla, 25, Lakewood, admitted littering a North Muskegon road with beer bottles. Municipal Judge William T. Caughey ordered him to reclaim 1,000 feet of the road under sheriff supervision and remove all trash.
Racoons kept as pets without permits led to arrest of Ray Hampton by conservation officer Robert Vander Roest in Coloma Michigan. The animal was released and Hampton paid an $18 fine.
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