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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
4
The article notes Ebner Houghton spending Friday to Wednesday in Pittsburgh for a national convention of secondary school principals. It also mentions local spring signs and various community notes including students and staff highlights.
City DPW faced a harsh January due to severe weather. Water main repairs, thawing services, and street clearing dominated the month. Frost reached 30 inches underground, signaling expected spring breakup and calls to restrict heavy trucks on residential streets. Leroy Dressel and Harold Bersuder visit Manchester couple Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Willard Schaible celebrate their Silver Wedding Anniversary with a two day open house at 204 W Michigan Ave Manchester from 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm Sherry Lee plans the event They married February 19 1938 at Emanuel Church Parsonage Manchester Rev H S Von Rague officiated Mrs Eleanor Tirb is Schaibles wife daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Tirb of Manchester He is a Saline native son of the late Mr and Mrs Joseph Schaible Both belong to St Paul United Church of Christ He works for Norwalk Truck Line in Jackson She works for Washtenaw Asphalt Co in Ann Arbor Miss Schaible is a Saline High School senior.
A prayer service was held Tuesday morning for Edward Francis Renkiewicz two month old son of Richard and Emma Sutton Renkiewicz of 10075 W Michigan Ave Saline Township. The infant died Saturday afternoon Surviving are the parents maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lee A Sutton of Pittsburgh Pa paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Edward X Renkiewicz of Boyne City Mich and several aunts and uncles The Rev Edward F Kalinowski officiated Burial was in St Thomas cemetery in Ann Arbor.
Lawrence H. Guenther 52 lifelong Lodi Township resident died last Wednesday at his home 6975 Textile Rd He was a farmer born December 2 1910 son of J Frederick and Emma Alber Guenther He belonged to Bethel United Church of Christ Freedom township Schwaben Verein married Nellie V Dennis April 27 1935 Survived by wife four children Roland L Frederick James Lawrence H Jr and Shirley E all at home one sister Mrs Oscar Klumpp of Lodi Township and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Friday at Bethel United Church of Christ Rev T W Menzel officiating Burial was in the church cemetery Memorials may be made to the Bethel Church building fund.
A reader recalls Cheri Wood’s fall at a school event and an ambulance ride to a Tampa hospital twenty miles away. The ambulance service waived charges for students in school and a TIC note thanks them. A Pittsfield Township tax payer urges voters to scrutinize candidates for February 18, 1963 polls. The University of Michigan runs nearly 1,000 research projects funded by non-state funds.
The Happy Homemakers Extension club held its first meeting at Linda Vanderpool's home on February 5 aided by county extension agent Alice Epple. Charter officers are Linda Vanderpool chair Margaret Acree vice chair Dorothy Dunn secretary treasurer and Violet Shaffer project leader. Next meeting at Mary Lou Drake 212 Henry St. Other members include Elaine Layher Barbara Schuur Erma Smead Mary Robison Jacqueline Schreiber and Betty Larson.
Police Chief Jim Levlett reported Saline police logged 4057 patrol miles in January and investigated 133 complaints. The department handled nine motor vehicle accidents, 44 traffic arrests, nine other arrests, 76 parking violations, six liquor inspections, and 812 property inspections.
Saline Reporter lists subscription costs for Saline county residents at 3.00 and out of county at 4.00, with mailing details and postal status noted.
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