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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1963
Page
3
A hot dusty day leads two walkers along the railroad to a surprise ride when a friendly train crew halts and offers passage. They recall past visits by the conductor Mr. Dragoo, a native of Auburn, Indiana, and note the crew’s quiet generosity and hometown ties.
Editor shares a heartfelt tribute to Elmer Houghton praising his dedication to Saline High School. The letter commends his work transforming the curriculum and supporting students, noting his lasting impact on education and personal encouragement.
Planning report links Saline's future to Washtenaw county and the six county Detroit metropolitan region. It notes Saline's small size but emphasizes location within a larger urban growth area shaping economic and population prospects.
The Saline region parallels the Ann Arbor Ypsilanti urban area, housing about 70 percent of the county population. With Saline’s rapid growth it may soon merge into the dominant urban growth area, increasing its dependence on the larger region for the future.
Elmer L. Conrad of Walled Lake district 638 Rotary International will visit Saline Rotary Thursday noon August 29 to address members and meet with club president Robert Estes and officers on administration and service. Conrad serves on Walled Lake schools staff and is a past president of his home club. He was elected district governor at the Rotary convention in St.
Louis will supervise 48 clubs with a total membership of 2300 in southeast Michigan and neighboring Ontario border clubs. The effort centers on coordinating activities and reporting on progress for a major event.
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