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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1961
Page
4
The council approved a $905 bid from A and M Chevrolet Co for the 1961 used police car. The vehicle will be leased for six months while plans for another new police car are arranged for later lease.
Local notes report a city unsafe house on East Michigan being torn down and Saline High School enrollment fl uctuations as pending October counts. A Firemen’s Picnic at City Park drew about 40 attendees with a beef steak menu. An auto theft incident involved a Saline school bus and a Detroit juveniles’ car theft, with repairs minor and police involvement. Buried treasure lore includes a swastika emblem coin from the Don’t Worry Club era, linked to C H Sehroen Dry Goods.
The first fall meeting of Sa line Chapter 311 OES will be held Wednesday September 6 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Hall with members asked to bring items for a linen shower to replenish the hall kitchen. Dungan, Special Assistant to the President. Also noted is a birthday reference to a reply received by the Allan Grossmans and a 59th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Levi Teachout on Moon Road observed Friday August 25.
Former shop near George's Tavern recalled by Bessie Collins who remembers a millinery back room and town coins once common in merchants hands. The Hornets football team are noted as the huskiest yet. A stolen car from White Pigeon was found abandoned on N Ann Arbor Street and returned. A birthday note from the White House to David Grossman is described as a grand moment, signed by Ralph A.
Fifty three district youths joined Sa line High School football practice under coach Mike Rotunno forming a large squad with nineteen returning lettermen. Seniors and juniors lead a largely veteran roster, with underclassmen earning S letters last year. Full scale practice began Monday, with twice daily sessions continuing until school reopens.
An ad notice for The Reporter announces weekly Wednesday publication with subscriptions at 3 dollars per year. It notes second class mail status in Saline Michigan under the 1879 act.
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