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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1972
Page
3
Mr and Mrs E J Condit and Elaine Mr and Mrs Andrew Poet and Mr and Mrs Stanley Poet dined at Canonby Restaurant in Brichton Thursday evening to mark the Condits 32nd wedding anniversary on Oct 12 the Andrew Poets 34th on Nov 19 and the Stanley Poets 9th on Nov 16.
Mrs Ora Condit celebrated her 94th birthday with an open house and family potluck at the home of Mr and Mrs Or mand Faas. She has four children ten grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren and most were present for the Sunday celebration.
Ray Deppmann undergoes surgery recovery at Saline Community Hospital. Patients listed at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital include Bonnie Lake Dora Hadley Lillian Peterson Raymond Mallory Tema Moehn Melvin Trombly Dawn Brokaw Wilfred Graf Jerry Lee Porter and the Bristles Davis and Birchmeier families welcome newborns Tricia Ann Kimberly Christine Julie Christina and Marcus Stephen with births in November at area hospitals.
Louise Bede Cotton of W. Henry Street was celebrated Sunday for her 95th birthday. She attended First Presbyterian Church services, enjoyed birthday cake by Marie Cuff and Margaret King, and dined with the Ray Johnsons. She jokingly noted she has not yet reached age 16.
Barbara Quick bagged the opening day’s first deer of her two year hunt, an eight pointer killed around 8:30 a.m. near Saline. Her two companions Bob Hatfield and Mike Nortley each shot a deer, with Hatfield taking a four pointer near Lohr Road at 8:45.
A partial directory itemizes local businesses on Michigan Avenue including Estes Rexall Pharmage T and M Chevrolet Citizens Bank of Saline Walkers Bakery and Hareys Standard Service among others. The fragment references addresses and phone numbers for several shops and services and notes a holiday historical reminder.
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