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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
4
James and Judy Buss of Ypsilanti visited grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Buss for Thanksgiving and the weekend. Kenneth Knudsen and family from Traverse City met Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Haussler and family for an informal gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Poet of 10135 Burmeister Rd celebrated 25 years of marriage with about 97 guests and 20 horn blasting cars. Guests arrived from multiple towns including Trenton and Saline and a three tier cake was prepared by Mrs. John Poet. The couple wed November 19, 1938 with Cecilia Szyndlar as the bride.
The Saline Junior Child Study Club met at Mrs. William Meister Jr home and chose its name. A white elephant sale will occur at 8 p m on Monday December 16 with place to be announced for members and a guest. Guest speaker was Mrs. Dorothy Downer from Detroit Edison Co. Hostesses were Mrs. Richard Hoeft and Mrs. Alien Rentschler. The January 6 meeting will be at Mrs. Richard Hoeft home with hosts Mrs. William Law and Mrs. James Keezer.
A group of high school juniors discuss whether teen morals are better or worse now than in the past. Opinions vary from improved behavior due to more education and responsibility to concerns about increased freedom and modern distractions.
The Women's Association of Peoples Presbyterian Church Milan hosts a smorgasbord dinner on Friday December 6 at the church on Marvin and Smith streets. Serving begins 5 30 p.m. Tickets cost 1 50 for adults 75 cents for children under 12 and preschoolers eat free. Hand made articles will be on sale.
Mrs. Melvin Hartman is reported to be making a satisfactory recovery after heart surgery performed last Tuesday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. She is in room 7031 and may now have a few visitors.
Vera Schmid reports blue jays nesting outside the Ed Schmid home with both parents feeding the young hidden in an elm tree. A found black fox terrier is staying as a guest at the Edward Raus home on North Ann Arbor Street. The High School Band acquired a marimba and bells from Gene Carpentier. Ann Arbor’s Christmas parade amused snow flurries as temperatures hovered. Thanksgiving gatherings included Clarke Gordon family and others in Washington and Dexter. Basketball games run longer due to a rule change stopping the clock on whistle blasts, adding time to games.
The Saline Reporter is published every Wednesday at 106 West Michigan Avenue Saline Michigan. Subscriptions cost 3.00 within the county and 4.00 out of county with second class postage paid at Saline Michigan.
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