Saline Yesterdays and Local Highlights from Past Years
Merely a digest of Saline memories with notes from the Centennial gallery by Harry Hersch at the Dairy Bar and reflections on Saline High School’s early college credit class. It recalls hospital finances, ice skate injury progress, Lutheran camp attendees, and a Girl Scout honored to attend a Vermont international roundup.
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Saline
Bédrois
Harry Hersch
Harry
Saline Reporter
Michigan
Saline High School
George Bonich
Joan LaRue
Huron Valley Council
Vermont
Farm Bureau Women’s Committee honors past chairmen
In Lewis Washington eleven years of committee activities were reviewed by past chairmen honored in a ceremony last Thursday. Mrs Daniel Hall of Saline, the first Bureau chairman, received a pin in recognition of her organizational work. Charles Kruger presented awards to other former chairmen.
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Farm Bureau Women's Committee
Daniel Hall
Saline
First Bureau
Charles Kruger
Mission Festival at St. John’s Lutheran Church
St John s Lutheran Church hosts its annual mission festival on Sunday August 6 with services at 10 a m and 8 p m A missionary from New Guinea will speak A covered dish dinner follows the 10 a m service
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St. John’ Lutheran Church
New Guinea
Hospital Notes Names Patients At Saliné Hospital This Week
Medical patients at Saliné hospital include Lewis Gilbert of 4990 Arkona Road Mrs John Holley of 100 West McKay Street Mrs Carl Seeger of 205 Lawson Raymond Bauer of Waterworks Road and Andrew Andres of 103 Russell Street.
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the Saliné Hospital
Lewis Gilbert
Arkona. Rd
John Holley
W. McKay St
Carl Seeger
Lawson
Raymond Bauer
Waterworks
Andrew Andres
Russell St
Break-in at Houghton School Triggers Fire Alarm
Salind firefighters responded to a midnight break-in at Houghton School after police, alerted by the alarm, spotted a damaged rear door and heard the school fire alarm ringing. Investigators noted the intruder and secured the scene.
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Salind
Houghton School
Saline City Council approves Rolling Meadows plans and bids
City actions authorize subdivision agreement for Rolling Meadows Community No. 6. Mayor Johnson and Clerk to sign. Votes: Jaeger Johnson Keveling Yes, Anderson No. Motion requires four votes. Multiple payments approved including a $493.20 July 12 architectural invoice for Fire Station and a $31.79 June engineering invoice. Council appoints M M to state convention and negotiates licenses and rubbish pickup reforms.
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Johnson
Anderson
Jaeger
Reveling
Clark
Dechert
Jedele
Doll
Strait
Grossman
Prince
Harrison
Cole
Hanson
Young
Bob Rhees
Merle Meeden
First
Baptist Church
Planning Commission
Rolling Meadows
Parkins & Rogers
Keveling
Tanner & Kowalewski
Ayres, Lewis, Norris & May
Michigan Municipal League
George Anderson
Michigan State Highway Department
State Highway Department
Michigan State Liquor Control Commission
Michigan Ave
Ann Arbor Bank
Kevéling
Coe
M. F. Doll
Manchester
Robert Rhees
Saline
Saline City
Harry L. Cogar
City of Saline
Curtiss Park
Cogar
Ford
E. Strait
Aeschliman Ford
Wallace & Tiernan, Inc
Wallace & Tiernan
Saline Construction Co
Mobile Home
Saline Planning Commission
Waldo Gross
Saline City Planning Commission
E. Mich. Ave
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Dom
Pellegreno
Saline Community Hospital
Robert Maurer
Kay Johnson
Saline’s Blood Bank
Universal Die Cast
Ed Hering
Merritt Martin
Universal Die
Phillip Kellogg
al Duttweiler
Saline Band
Lawn
Arthur Katterjohn
John Thoss
George Wallo
Shirley
Earl D. Culliton
Earl Culliton
Pvt
Culliton
Estes Rexall Pharmacy
Alamo
Saline Savings Bank
Saline, Michigan
Lewis, Washington
Mission Festival
Westside Hardware
Ecorse
Ypsilantics
Dan Roughton
Saline. ‘Savings Bank
Daniel Thomas Roughton
The
Jaycees
Dan
Daycees
Jaycee
Toledo,c
St.Francis de Sales High School
University ‘of Toledo
Wayne State University
Joan Carol
Jayéed Auxiliary
Deborah? Kyn
Wendy Marit
Lynette
Marie
Beth Ann
St. Andrew's Church
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