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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
3
The message recalls Continental Congress approval of the thirteen stripe thirteen star flag and its symbolic meaning. It cites President Wilson from 1917 and urges present generations to honor the flag. It stresses the flag as a symbol of freedom and sacrifice.
A school feature poses a hypothetical for readers: If Birmingham Alabama were your home town what would you do. The piece notes juniors faced a tough prompt with thoughtful responses and invites adult readers to try answering the question.
Spring market tests seeds at Saline Lumber Co amid unsold dandelion packets. Local gardening oddities include a peonie plant blooming through asphalt and a Sturgis girl crowned state Dairy Princess finalist. Rotary Tigers game night, 19 attendees, and Girl Scouts camping at Saline Valley Farms with a rescue by Rev Nelson. Church services for the girls at sunrise due to transport issues. Saline tornado watch participation by Auxiliary Police. Faculty party gifts and upcoming weddings for Jay Starkey and David Reinke. Hospital patient Mrs. Herschel Jones underwent surgery.
Ray Anderson administrator of Saline Community Hospital will speak at the noon Thursday Ro tary club meeting at St. Pauls Church.
Two Putnam brothers David 6 and Daniel 9 were admitted for tonsillectomies at Saline Community Hospital this week. Douglas Robert weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces was born Thursday at Saline Community Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Haur. Berniece Robison in Gatesville Texas welcomed a son weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces. Mr and Mrs Richard Wenk named their new son Mark Richard with plans to return home in December.
Union Farm Bureau group will meet at 8 30 p m Friday June 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Lindeman on Saline Waterworks Rd.
State Police trooper Rueben R. Kjellman Jr. is moved from Ypsilanti to Clinton post in a routine departmental transfer.
Three Saline region graduates received MDs from the University of Michigan during Saturday commencement. All residents of Woodside Trailer Park 6564 E Michigan Ave interned at St Joseph Mercy hospital and plan to practice in the Ann Arbor area. Distinctive bios note Gordon Mather from Toledo. Ray Clark from Lincoln Park. Anthony Yonkers from Muskegon.
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