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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1970
Page
5
A Detroit school official argues funds should reflect more than population to address overcrowding unsafe buildings and special services. The column notes Detroit’s 22 judge Recorder’s Court backlog and state Supreme Court appointing Judge Conlin to help, while summer court hours are reduced.
A forward looking editorial urges Saline to plan ahead for growth in 1970 and beyond. It calls for rebuilding a dam and pond, supporting the planning commission, and ensuring sewage, police, fire protection, schools, and roads keep pace with expansion while weighing expansion against tax burden.
Louis B. Kleinschmidt, 84, of 4860 Textile Rd., died Friday at Saline Community Hospital. Born May 16, 1885 in Freedom Township, he married Lydia Kollewehr in 1910. Surviving are his wife, two daughters Florence Hartman and Doris Hewes, one granddaughter Cheryl Hewes, and nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday at Bahnmiller Funeral Home with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Memorials to St. Paul Church memorial fund.
Vera F. Burkhart, 71, formerly of Saline, died Monday at Washtenaw County Medical Facility. Born April 17, 1898 in Greentown Indiana, she married Charles R. Burkhart in Saline in 1917. Survived by two sons, 12 grandchildren, one great grandchild, two brothers, and many nieces and nephews. Funeral at Bahnmiller Funeral Home with Rev. Lawrence Cole officiating. Burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Memorials to Presbyterian Church building fund.
Mrs Grace Hintz age 76 of 3669 Weber Rd Massillon Ohio died this week. Funeral services were held Wednesday morning in Massillon. Surviving are her son Harold and three other sons and three daughters, 21 grandchildren including Mike and Pat Hintz of Saline, and 32 great grandchildren.
In deep cold Albert Gall notes eight below zero in his barn as livestock respond with births. The Bob Tefft farm reports the first lamb, while four calves arrive at Ray Girbach's during the hard frosts.
Readers are asked to help locate four missing members Angie Menge Willoughby Leo Pedersen Dallas Neely and Kathie Wilson for a 1960 Saline High School reunion newsletter. Contact Mrs. Larry Tucker or Jeanne M. Carr with any information.
The Mary Martha Guild of Trinity Lutheran Church will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday Jan. 15 with agenda items and fellowship planned.
Dale Goble, owner of Goble Floor Covering in Saline, has passed the required exam and earned his real estate salesman license. He will work with Edwards Real Estate and Insurance from his building at 7876 E. Michigan Ave, where his floor covering business also operates. Goble has 21 years in Saline, moved from Ohio in 1948, and formerly led the Saline Chamber of Commerce. He served on St. Pauls United Church of Christ council and building committee during a church expansion.
The Board of Education weighs placing operating millage on the ballot before the June election. Voters approved an operating millage of 10.85 for one year last year. Trustees will be chosen at the June election.
The Saline Community Hospital annual stockholders meeting is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday January 27 in the High School library. The agenda includes a year end operations report patient services and statistics a future prospects review and board member elections. A stray young male cat arrives at 953 Lambkins belonging to the Terry Bouchard family contact 429 7784.
School menu for January 19 23 lists daily meals while a missing large gray male cat with a dark tail prowls near 7100 Saline Ann Arbor Rd Edna Robbins is asked to call 429 4473 evenings. A stray ethics quote and aphorisms follow.
The Volunteer Services Council of Ypsilanti State Hospital will host a noon Friday potluck in the community relations conference room. Officers to be installed include Mary Woods of Saline president, Nax Pfeifle of Saline second vice president, and Ruben Finkbeiner of Saline treasurer. The event is open to the public.
Town and Country Extension group will meet at Mrs. John Trojanowski home, 452 Hollywood Drive, at 7 30 p m on Wednesday January 21.
We thank relatives friends and neighbors for kindness after the loss of our loved one. We appreciate flowers cards food and gifts of money. Special thanks to Mr Bahnmiller and Rev Brnnings for support. The family of Martin Welter.
Funeral services were held in Chelsea for Mrs. Harry Feeman 79 who died Friday at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. A Chelsea resident since 1964 she was born March 14 1890 in Ohio and married Harry Feeman in 1908. Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery Saline.
Charles L. Glickner 69 of 2705 Gross Rd Pittsfield Township died Monday at St Joseph Mercy Hospital after a long illness. He was father of Mrs Wilbur Bell of Saline and husband to his wife. Survived by another daughter four grandchildren including Wilbur L Bell Lena M Bell two great grandchildren and a brother. The Rev Henry Campbell will officiate at 1 p.m. Thursday services at Muehlig Chapel with burial in Arborcrest Cemetery.
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