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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1963
Page
4
The fifth annual Schroen reunion will be at Saline Curtiss Park Sunday June 30 at 1 p.m. A potluck dinner will be served with coffee and pop furnished. Eckhardt Schroen directs arrangements.
The Tri-Township Farm Bureau group will meet at 8 30 pm Thursday June 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Rentschler on E Michigan avenue. The University of Michigan started the first American program in engineering meteorology in 1959.
Ruth Hagen receives the first Hornet club membership amid her building ownership and support for youth, with Art's approval. Glenn Hagen nears ordination after internship at First Congregational Church in Dubuque. Beekeeper Jerry Hieber finds a swarm in a suitcase, bees moved by Jim Gross and Cecelia Ference.
Tornado casualties at Pleasant Lake cause demolition of the Haeussler home with son Alvin dying in the wreckage. A new home site is cleared with neighbors helping. Golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs Fucs. Saline Jaycees elect Lee Robison president for the coming year. Five years ago Dun-Rose Homes assets face court for permanent receiver. Golden Acres subdivision taken over by creditor combine. Post office footing poured next to Still's Hotel with completion set for March. Weddings include Sandra Ross and Robert Johnson, and Mary Lou Lee and Franklin Delano Meadows.
The University of Michigan Institute of Science and Technology runs an industrial development research program aimed at advancing Michigan industry growth.
Officers for the coming year were installed Monday at Cecelia Ference’s home. Thelma Solt of Dearborn became district director and Garner Farrell was named president. J Kenneth Taylor served as vice president Florence Armbruster as secretary and Edwin Schmid as treasurer. Carol Bersuder attended as BPW scholarship recipient. No July meeting. August corn roast at Mrs. John Bergey’s home.
The Saline Reporter notes publication weekly from 106 W Michigan Ave Saline Michigan with subscriptions 3.00 within the county and 4.00 out of county and confirms second class mailing there.
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