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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1958
Page
3
Final plans for the Federated Church Lawn Social are under way for Friday evening August 1. A fish pond and children’s entertainment are being arranged with hot food cold drinks and ice cream and homemade cakes available. Glen Clark says a Teachers and Officers meeting will follow the church school picnic to finalize committees.
The Saline Reporter announces weekly publication every Wednesday with subscriptions set at 3.60 per year. The paper is mailed as second class matter in Saline under the 1879 act and page notices.
More than 1,200 Michigan wives and mothers attend the 31st annual Home makers Conference at Michigan State University July 22 to 25. Twenty-two classes and five sectional meetings cover household and community topics including the November state constitution vote and civic roles for the modern homemaker.
Postmistress Mabel C O Neill announces new stamps stamps and postal cards arrive ahead of the August 1 rate change The Saline post office will offer 4 cent stamps with Lincoln likeness 4 and 8 cent Champion of Liberty stamps Simon Bolivar 7 cent airmail stamps and updated 3 5 and 4 cent postcards and envelopes to replace older rates The department has shipped supplies to post offices in anticipation of the changes
Gottlob Walker cakes for his wife Lou’s 12th wedding anniversary at home, while Jack Sackreiter returns a 3.5 pound bass from a weekend trip. Three Detroit-area runaways, ages 15 to 16, left bicycles at City Hall and were returned to parents. Donna Wahl plans nursing studies at U of M after vacation with parents. Saline Food Center sells Keyko. four’s sign backward at the Leonards’ home as a joke. Church Chatter notes Straits Bridge dedication, birthday celebrations, a needle accident, and recovery. Former Saline mayor Adrian Elsman visits from Mt. Dora, Florida.
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