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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1958
Page
7
Local churches in Saline including St. Pauls St Johns St Andrews Salem Lutheran and Bethel Host ice cream socials on scheduled dates from June 25 to Aug 1. Events feature hot dogs barbecues baked goods games and crafts with volunteers listed for Trinity Lutheran Picnic planning and refreshments.
Mrs. George Birds of Romulus spoke at the Washtenaw Organic Farm and Garden club meeting. A picnic is planned for July 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Yuhas in Ypsilanti. Members who attended the Federated Organic Farm and Garden clubs executive board meeting at Pittsfield Township hall included the Blochers Cook De Grow Lind and the Thomases.
Mrs Edith Bradstrom returns home to Cheboygan after two weeks with her daughter and family. Detroit visitors A W Loewer and wife bring Carol Michalke for a stay. others host Ray Ceronsky relatives from Lansing and Ft Lauderdale. Charles Ceronsky and family, former Ann Arbor residents, visit with Harry on Navy leave. Art Hagen and family take a three day fishing trip to Curran Michigan. Glenn Hagen returns home from Capitol University in Columbus Ohio for the summer.
Thieves forced the back door of Westside Hardware to gain entry and steal about $30 in cash and assorted equipment. Police reported the break in was discovered at 1:45 a.m. Monday and believed to have occurred shortly before.
Jim Jordan, the Reporter shop printer’s devil deluxe, appeared on Detroit Bandstand, with Saline’s dance troupe led by him. The Saline delegation and local teens Bill Taylor Dolly Kemp Babs Schmid Butch Armbruster and Abbie Youngs joined the broadcast displaying Saline pride and dancing skill.
Classified notice offers a 1952 two door Chevrolet for sale with viewing after 4 p.m. Call Saline 320 RX for details.
The Reporter invites readers to submit old time photos from Saline for a six week contest. Photo number five is current. weeks one through four were printed last week. Judges include Bessie Collins Sam Lambarth and Carl Curtiss. Entries are non returnable, prize is 5 dollars and a year’s Reporter subscription.
Larry Carr acts as counselor at Judson Collins Methodist camp on Wampers Lake. Campers from the area include Phil Bondie Larry Dorsey and Kelly Gerlinger. Also reports senior class oratory medal at Campion Jesuit High School Praire du Chien Wis and wedding plans for Bob Kiueter to Shirley Groom of Bellaire Ohio with tentative August date.
Sharon Ruddick 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Milford Ruddick of 1493 Arizona Rd returned from St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor after a collision at Gordon and Willow Rds in a 1952 Chevrolet. She said she fell asleep at the wheel and the car was demolished. Police told two cars passed the wreck before two youths in a third car saw her and called an ambulance.
The Saline Woman's Club invites members to the annual Benefit Card Party at Mrs. Harold Gray's Saline Valley Farms on Thursday June 26 at 2 p.m. Each member should bring a table card set and service. Reservations can be made with Mrs. Oscar Weber or Mrs. Chris Volz.
Washtenaw County Health Committee members will visit Oakland and Genesee counties to study medical examiner systems in use today. The July report to the Board will include John Sterling as chairman along with Emory Mulholland Maurice Hoffman Arthur Gallup and Robert Peary. William Scheel and Carl Johnson will also travel with Dr Otto K Engelke. The August ballot proposal to replace the coroner with medical examiners was led by Washtenaw County Medical Society. about 12 Michigan counties already use the system.
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