Mayor Jack Bennett Recovers From Flu
Mayor Jack Bennett was laid up with the flu on Monday and returned to work on Tuesday feeling better.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1962
Page
4
Mayor Jack Bennett was laid up with the flu on Monday and returned to work on Tuesday feeling better.
The page lists Sunday and midweek activities for several churches including Methodist, First Assembly of God, Fundamental Baptist, York Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, St. Paul’s E and R, Bethel E R, St Andrew Catholic, Federated Baptist Presbyterian, Trinity Lutheran, Salem Evangelical Lutheran, St Johns Lutheran, and St James E and R. Apr 4 to Apr 11 include worships, Bible studies, Lent services, confirmations, and meetings. The Michigan Future Farmers of America note follows.
Past Masters' Night is set for April 10 at the Masonic Hall with dinner at 6 30 pm by OES members. Harold Koch a Past Master of Architect and former Michigan Grand Patron will be guest speaker. Gene Heusel and Albert Feldkamp of Saline FFA were among about 1000 Michigan FFA boys at a two day East Lansing session.
Mr and Mrs James Leveit of 661 Rosemont welcomed an 8 pound 11 ounce baby boy named James Louis Levit Jr born March 30 at Saline Community Hospital. Ronald Gregory Castle, son of Mr and Mrs Ronald Castle of Ypsilanti, was also born there last week weighing 6 pounds 16 1/4 ounces.
Jack Brookins was named city chairman for 1962 Michigan Week by W. Neal MacDonald Washtenaw County chairman. Michigan Week runs May 20 to 26 featuring Spiritual Foundations Day Government Day Hospitality Day Our Livelihood Day Education Day Heritage Day and Youth Day. Lighting the way of men to betterment is cited as the finest profession.
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