Wilmington Names Assistant City Prosecutor
The Wilmington City Council selected Bob Leutheuser a Wilming ton attorney as assistant city prosecutor to handle Municipal Court cases. He was recommended by City Solicitor Frederick J. Buckley.
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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1962
Page
3
The Wilmington City Council selected Bob Leutheuser a Wilming ton attorney as assistant city prosecutor to handle Municipal Court cases. He was recommended by City Solicitor Frederick J. Buckley.
Janice Harwood and Barbara Kroupa, Saline High graduates from Michigan State University, traveled 2500 miles to work at Seattle's Century 21 Fair. Janice wins praise as the best pie cutter while rotating through the Village Cafe and Space Needle trips, as local reporters recount their western adventure and encounters with notable locals.
A faith exhortation based on 1 John 5 11 13 affirming eternal life is inseparable from Jesus Christ. Those who possess the Son possess life, while doubt signals lacking salvation. The message stresses reception as the path to sonship and eternal life without delay.
The Dancing club in Ann Arbor organized by Lorena Liston of Saline invites all singles to a Dance for persons 25 and up at the Parker Room Ann Arbor at 8 30 p m Wednesday July 11 with further events on July 25 August 8 and 22 and the first and third Wednesdays in September and winter months.
The Saline Reporter notes weekly publication from Saline Michigan with pricing: in-county subscriptions at 3.00 and out-of-county at 4.00. Postage is paid as second class at Saline Michigan.
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