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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1961
Page
3
A playful survey of political vanity and urban curiosities laced with observations from Berlin to New York. It notes noisy would be candidates, border incidents with tear gas, rats in schools, and fall signs like sumac turning red as school books are mailed.
The Saline Play Center a cooperative nursery school for ages three to five will begin its fall session on Tuesday September 19 with Mrs Robert Hatch as director. Officers include Mrs Lee Robison president Mrs Robert Lavastida vice president and others. Membership inquiries contact Mrs Miller HA 97728. A general meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Monday September 11 at Mrs Paul Gerigk home with Mrs Robison co-hostess.
Democratic candidate Allan Grossman for the 32nd Senatorial District outlines his positions at the Constitutional Convention. He argues against current senatorial districting, endorses a federal republic concept in a new constitution, supports local home rule and flexible county options, and calls for a more adaptable tax framework with earmarked funds for vital services.
A sermon-like tale warns that death can come suddenly after a night in a saloon. It urges readers to seek spiritual rebirth, make peace with God through Jesus Christ, and unite with a church that preaches salvation, citing Proverbs 29:1.
Readings show varied student opinions on returning to school. Voices from Jan Austin to Bruce McCormick range from eager anticipation to reluctance amid summer fatigue.
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Maria Nilsson 85 formerly of Ypsilanti who died Wednesday at Hanlong Convalescent Home Wayne County. Born July 9 1876 in Malung Sweden she married Lars Nilsson in 1901 in Dala Jarna Sweden and came to the U S in 1923 settling in Grand Rapids then Ypsilanti. Survived by sons Ernest and John brother Victor sister Lina Matson burial at Oakwood Cemetery with Rev Paul Miller officiating
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