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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1962
Page
2
A reflective look at 1962 notes minor missteps and steady community life. Local figures praised include Bob Estes and Charlene Vershum while volunteers and reporters are thanked for their dedication. Public services like fire, police, hospital care, and education are described as routine and dependable.
Editor's Mailbag recalls Lance Rogers now nearing 65 who climbed the Saline water tower over 65 times for repairs. The untiring youngster, famed for tree climbing, foiled a woodshed punishment when the school board chairman arrived. The tale links his recovery and a 1963 New March of Dimes aid from local Brownies and troop girls, with a Christmas party in Saline.
Saline Reporter announces subscription rates for county and out-of-county readers and notes second class mailing in Saline Michigan.
The Busy Workers 4 H club met December 18 at Sue Ceci lie and Laurie Robison’s home. A film about other 4 H clubs was shown. Cecilie demonstrated seams and Sue showed how to model. Refreshments were served. The next meeting is January 15 with Ruth Esch. Family Christmas dinner was hosted by Walter and Audrey Lindemann for Manchester residents.
Hoover Ball and Bearing company boosts quarterly cash dividend from 15 to 25 cents per share. C H Simmons announces the move, with payment due January 31 1963 to holders of record at end of business January 18 1963.
Mrs Mary A Gall aged 78 of 6174 Willow Rd Saline Township died Christmas morning at Saline Community Hospital after a long illness. Born December 26 1883 in Bridgewater township she married Herman F Gall on April 2 1913 in Saline Township. Burial in Oakwood cemetery with services at St Pauls Evangelical and Reformed Church. Memorials to church fund.
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