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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
3
An opinion piece argues humans beat machines for editing, noting operators once trusted, hyphenation limits and memory banks. It ridicules tape systems and warns automation harms quality, predicting machines would replace reporters only to fail and create chaos.
City council minutes from January 21 1963 show Crestwood Knolls 1 and 2 plats and sub divisions approved with conditions, police a liquor transfer for Eugene Leutheuser, zoning hearing set for R B Property, Rolling Meadows revised plat approved, cemetery mausoleum presented, building permit reviewed, and board of review appointments made. DPW and training for water pumping authorized.
More than 600 farmers and families from Washtenaw Lenawee and Wayne counties attended the annual John Deere Day sponsored by Gross Farm Equipment. The event featured movies farming information and equipment displays with prizes donated by local merchants and farmers including gift certificates oil changes seed corn and assorted goods awarded to numerous attendees.
Arthur A. Armbruster aged 77 of 327 N Ann Arbor St Saline died Friday night after a brief illness at St Joseph Mercy hospital Ann Arbor He married Emma Kilgus in 1908 and they lived in Pittsfield before moving to Saline In addition to his wife survivors include two sons nine grandchildren a brother two sisters and several nieces and nephews Funeral services were at Bahn Miller Funeral Home Saline with burial in Oakwood Cemetery Memorials go to St Paul United Church of Christ building fund
Winners announced by Mrs Waynard Carr sponsor of the Willing Workers euchre event. Women’s division winner Mrs William Burkhardt with Marie Herter and Mrs Melvin Armbruster second and third. Men’s division winner Arthur Braun with Paul Herter second and Carl Moehn third. Braun also won the gasope r. Event continues Friday at 8 30 p m Saline Township Hall open to the public.
Mrs. Carl Seyfried won first women s prize at the Monday night session of the Pittsfield Grange euchre tournament with Mrs. Jane Bucholz second and Mrs. Gussie Baumgardner third. Fred Sohni took first men s prize followed by Simon Gir bach and William Her zog. Carl Seyfried won the door prize and Tracy LeBaron the loners prize. Seven more Monday night sessions remain in the current tourney and are open to the public.
Edward H. Doll, 64, of 10930 Saline-Milan Rd, was treated at Saline Community Hospital after his car left the Saline-Milan road in York township and struck a utility pole. He suffered a fractured right arm and two broken ribs and was released after treatment.
Mrs. William Spike chairs the Lodi township March of Dimes drive and lists district leaders and assistants. Several leaders join the Mothers March with three solo workers: Mrs Verl H Bush Mrs Richard Weisenreder and Mrs Edward Strieder. Additional leaders include Mrs Charles Kruger aided by multiple assistants across several routes amid snowbound roads.
A fragment notes that temptation can push people to move quickly on certain occasions while others slow to act. The line hints at impulse versus restraint without specifying people or places.
The Saline Reporter lists publication details and subscription prices for Saline Michigan, including in-county and out-of-county rates and mail postage information. The item frames the newspaper as issued weekly from 106 West Michigan Avenue in Saline.
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