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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1961
Page
6
A Saline columnist reflects on church quality and town appeal. He compares a distant church visit to Saline’s own remodeled church, argues well attended churches attract business and schools, and warns against federal aid and liberal policies. He urges THINKERS to resist creeping socialism and defend republican ideals.
In 1913 a farmer warned that federal income tax would grow government power and tax burden. In 1961 his grandchildren pay income taxes from 20 to 90 percent, confirming the concern.
Community events list summer socials at St Andrew Catholic Church St Pauls E and R Church Bethel EB and R Church Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church St James E and R Church Saline Township Saline Band Parents Federated Church with dates in June July and August. Details vary and are announced later for several events.
Lo-Field Farm Bureau group will meet at 8 30 p m Friday June 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs William Klapper 5970 Maple Rd The gathering aims to discuss local agricultural concerns and community support.
The Fosdick Friendly Neighbors 4-H club held its first summer meeting at Mrs. Jeddie Staley's home. Officers elected: Nancy Wiedman president, Ann Heininger vice president, Janice Seeger secretary, Libby Harvey games, and Linda Struble reporter. Leaders are Mrs. Carl Seeger and Mrs. Jeddie Staley. A second business meeting is planned for June 3 with meetings for the coming season set.
Wayne county Extension Service and Southeast Michigan Forestry and Park Association sponsor an Equipment Show for municipal forestry park management and turf work. It will be held June 15 from 10 am to 3 30 pm at Rouge Park Detroit. A brown bag lunch is planned. An Ann Arbor Recreation Club dance and card party follows June 9 at Superior Township Hall Ypsilanti with music by Jack Scheel.
The Saline Reporter notes it is published every Wednesday with subscriptions at 3 dollars per year. It is entered as second class matter in the Saline Michigan post office under the act of March 3 1879.
All unmarried persons aged 39 through 64 are invited to attend the event. Admission is set at 1 dollar per person.
Safety consciousness has reduced farm work accident fatalities in Michigan by about 30 percent since 1955, reflecting a steady improvement in farm safety awareness and practices among workers and employers.
Two diseases rhinitis and pig pneumonia affect a high percentage of Michigan hog herds, signaling widespread respiratory illness among swine operations.
David Taylor aged 58 of Ridgeway sustained minor injuries in a Sunday accident at the intersection of North Ann Arbor and Bennett streets. Taylor’s car collided with a second vehicle driven by George Newton of 331 Mark Hannah Court. He was treated at Saline Community Hospital and released.
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