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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1962
Page
4
The notice notes a downtown shop holding a sale of Christmas wrapping paper this week. A separate hospital report states less than eight percent of Michigan’s criminal insane patients are women.
Marianne Alpha moved with her family to 214 W Michigan Ave from Louisville. She teaches conversational Spanish at home due to an allergy to chalk, after studying in Adrian and Puerto Rico and aiming to complete 15 more credit hours for a B A at the University of Michigan. The Alphas attend St Andrew's Church.
Carol Lane Brown, Saline High School graduate and daughter of Harold and Mrs. Brown, has been invited to join Michigan State University Honors College. The invitation, conveyed to High School Principal Elmer Houghton by MSU’s Associate Director David N. Hess, notes her top academic achievement and completion of her sophomore year.
Saline residents voice concern over rising living costs and encroaching business on residential streets. They praise civic pride, lament west approach uglification, and urge steady change with affordable finance, noting the town’s churches schools and people as prideful factors. Bessie Carven Collins
Construction will start next month on an 6090 square foot addition costing about 80000 dollars. The upgrade adds a larger dining room for 85 and banquet space for 100, plus new hotel rooms and off street parking. The dining room remains open during most of the work. an auction of furnishings is set for Saturday.
The Saline Reporter lists publication schedule and pricing with Saline Michigan address and postage details. Subscriptions are $3.00 in-county and $4.00 out-of-county.
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