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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1960
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Scudder and sons, Mrs. Bessie Collins and Charles E. Collins were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Max Collins and family at Trenton. Miss Mary Morden, after several weeks as a patient at Saline Community Hospital, returned home last Thursday.
City council discussed and approved minutes. Items include special assessment district 27 rescission, building permits for Keck Rothfns Klein Karn restaurant and other projects, a trencher bid to Ford Tractor Sales, sewer and water work, charter revision ballot, and civil defense drill plans. Meeting notes show approvals, tabled data, and future agenda items.
A historical advertisement lists multiple farm properties for sale including 19 acres with a six room bungalow and equipment, 27 acres with a landscaped home, 175 acres on Moscow Road with a three bedroom house and tillable land, 280 acres near Albion a former dairy now beef and swine, 290 acres near Eaton Rapids a ten room home and multiple barns, and 290 acres with alfalfa, a milking parlor and 20 000 evergreens. Each listing notes homes, outbuildings, wells, fencing, and potential farm uses.
The bulletin lists league results with teams like Saline Mercantile and Teachout Sales and notes high games by Barbara Preston and Dot Leidheiser. It includes member names Warren Rentschier and Allen Rentschier, plus ads for farm equipment, real estate, and rentals. The Saline Mercantile team is named winner.
Margaret Wal lace of Alma thanks the Reporter for the paper and says she will be 90 on May 25 at the Masonic Home and Hospital. Bill Muir quotes Saline population 2395, misses by 63. Dr Prout estimates 2350. The note ends with sympathy for Helen Star ling's mother after an excursion boat trip.
A river tale from Canada notes how the Thames offered easy landings at bends letting walkers exit onto dry banks. Helen recalls the landlocked mariner label, while Don Jaeger is praised for surpassing sportscar and convertible lovers in open air riding as he bikes in bright sun.
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