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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1961
Page
3
The University of Michigan Speech Improvement Clinic founded in 1932 was the nation’s first. It offered courses in real estate across 27 Michigan communities this year.
A column recaps city updates from Montague to Saline, noting Ron Finkbeiner’s proposal to shift Saline west, a doctor from Coldwater chosen for an escort at a Ju nior Chamber of Commerce event, and a busy summer with Universal Die Casting employees on vacation. It mentions new industrial buffing work near Ann Arbor, the Navy’s Freedom Festival ties, and local families like the Jacobsens hosting gatherings amid hot weather.
In a Swiss town years ago a worker saw a woman standing on a high roof in night dress, smiling as a somnambulist. The sun rose, she woke, and fell to her death. The piece warns readers they may be sleeping in sin and urges faith in Christ to avoid eternal peril.
Michigan reports its best week in forest fire control since February with fires burning under 16 acres in the state. Conservation officials urge vacationers to take extra precautions with camp fires and cigarettes as only about 7,400 acres have burned to date.
Mrs. Edwin Hering was elected president of the Saline Social Welfare group at a Thursday meeting at Carl O'Brien’s home. Mrs. James Davis became vice president with O'Brien as treasurer, Mrs. William Brink as recording secretary, and Wayne Predmore as corresponding secretary. Predmore will head the membership committee with assistance from Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Lauren Wild, Mrs. Clarence Johnson, and Mrs. Allan Grossman. A budget committee was formed under O'Brien with Mrs. Hering and Mrs. Ralph Uphaus.
Harold and Mrs. Harold Lambarth of Saline Ann Arbor Road marked their 25th wedding anniversary with a dinner for 27 relatives and friends, plus Harold's 49th birthday. The couple married July 4, 1936, at Trinity Lutheran Church in Saline, in a double celebration that included a small admission fee of $2 per family for a community fund.
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