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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1961
Page
8
Newly elected St. John's Lutheran Church officers in Bridgewater will be installed Sunday during the morning service. They are Gordon Barnes trustee treasurer Erwin Wild elder David Zick deacon and Raymond Bauer cemetery board.
Becky McPeake, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jerry McPeake, was admitted to Saline Community Hospital Wednesday afternoon with pneumonia.
A plea from Ica Peru asks North Eastern U S towns for help funding a $1.5 million rebuild of the city water supply and sewage system after a breakdown endangered hundreds. The letter, addressed to the mayor of Ica, appeals for hospital, road and school aid but stresses the urgent need for sanitation restoration.
The Michigan dairy association notes Bang's disease could wipe out producers overnight or trigger removal from shipping lists by Detroit or state health inspectors. Synthetic products like instant creams erode accounts, with some dairies losing up to $2000 monthly. Carl Seeger elected president, Gall named vice president, Alwin Marion secretary treasurer, and other delegates chosen. More than 300 dairymen and wives attended a Saline High School dinner meeting.
Plans for the Washtenaw county Lincoln Day Dinner are set for February 14 in the Grand Ballroom at the University of Michigan Union Ann Arbor. Congressman Gerald R Ford Jr will deliver the address with a 6 pm social hour and reception to follow. Tickets available from Mrs Jack Steele Saline.
Freshman Senator Stanley Thayer of Washtenaw County joined the Legislature's Appropriations Committee on a Upper Peninsula tour. The itinerary included Newberry Mental Hospital Escanaba State Fairgrounds Marquette Prison Air Force Missile Base near Marquette Northern Michigan University Michigan Tech and a junior college at Sault Ste Marie. Thayer will return to Ann Arbor Thursday evening.
Willard Young and Ford Tractor Sales staff attended the dealers showing of the new 5 6 plow Model 6000 Ford Tractor in Detroit. The first units are scheduled to arrive in Saline on March 24.
Mr and Mrs Lester Shippy welcomed Bertha Sue on January 18 at Saline Community Hospital weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces. William Bake and Mrs Willis welcomed Joseph Kennedy Bake on January 20 weighing 8 pounds 2 ounces. Dr and Mrs Rudenz Douthat welcomed Randall Thomas Douthat on January 21 weighing 10 pounds 13 ounces and reside at 461 Canterbury Dr with three older children.
Mrs. Eugene Smyth of New York visited Rosemont Avenue relatives and welcomed granddaughter Kristin Ann born December 4. Paul Armin Bizer, infant son of the Rev. and Mrs. Armin Bizer, was baptized at St. James Church Saline Township with Uncle Ted Toth and Aunt Mrs. Russell Miller as sponsors. Mrs. Miller could not attend. Mrs. Toth stood in. A family dinner followed. Irene Roehm was a medical patient at Saline Community Hospital. Joe Bondie hosted a bridge and birthday party. many guests celebrate January birthdays. Margie Lanham acts in The King and I for Ann Arbor schools. Inauguration viewing for Mrs. Dicks' 4th graders and Mrs. Cameron's 2nd graders at home. Herman Rentschler, Charles Wiedmayer, and Adolph Blumenauer remain medical patients at the hospital. Mrs. Donald Jaeger earned a degree from Eastern Michigan University and begins part time teaching at Saline High. A reception honored her graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Teachout and others visited Wolverine for ice fishing. Stork shower for Mrs. James England hosted by Mrs. Culliton and Mrs. Niethammer. Mr. and Mrs. Eathern Roark marked the fifth anniversary of managing Dancer's department store.
The Pittsfield Grange Euchre Tourney leg three saw Min Schafer Laura Buss and Elsie Hutzel share ladies first prize Sophie Knight and Edna Lutz tie for second Minnie Lindemann earned ladies third In the men category C Mulreed and Robert Steele split first prize Rudy Zahn and Charles Rhoades shared second with Art Feldkamp taking men’s third Carl Carr claimed the most Jone hands. Ann Rastaussen won the door prize. The event resumes next Monday at 8 30 p m with public welcome.
The Willing Workers met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Hazel Gordon. Mrs. Loretta Winkle shared pictures from her trip to Germany. Refreshments were served. The group will meet again on Thursday February 16 at the home of Mrs. Donna Croy.
The item notes a film titled Savage Innocence shot in color on location in Alaska, highlighting its scenic settings and production details.
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