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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1968
Page
11
Loretta Kruger announced she is bowing out of writing social notes for The Reporter saying she cannot keep up any longer. Her coverage chronicled life in the Saline area townships and she will be missed by fans and friends who are urged to direct tips to The Reporter.
A coffee hour for Mary Lou McConnaughey of Brighton will be held at 8 p.m. Friday in the Savings Bank community room. She seeks the Republican nomination for State Representative in the 51st district. The public is invited.
Fred Korte of 304 E. Henry reported a Friday afternoon house entry and theft of a billfold containing $21. Police noted the burglary and began investigation.
A homeowner recounts a disastrous stair carpet installation sold as a small job. Delays stretch to six weeks, seams and tack strips misapplied, numerous nicked fingers, torn padding, and a stubborn Johnny toilet fits poorly. The narrator laments the advice of a salesman and ponders vinyl tile as an alternative.
Mr and Mrs Jay C Starkey of 198 Circle Ct announce the birth of son Brian Jay born July 22 in Ann Arbor.
In a light feature Lynne Rutherford discusses a mother daughter clash over back to school clothes with a budding reporter profile of Rutherford herself. The piece blends a domestic shopping narrative with a note on Rutherford joining The Reporter staff and her Cleary College plans.
The 25th Jacob Luckhardt reunion gathered 74 relatives at Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Dieterle’s home on Textile Road with nine more arriving later. Prizes went to the oldest man and woman, Reuben Staebler and Christine Marshall, and to the youngest child, Christine Marshall’s six month old sister. Next year’s event will be led by the Walter Luckhardt family of Schneider Road.
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