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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1963
Page
9
Read across St. John’s Lutheran Trinity Bethel and other churches show weekly services Sunday school Bible classes and world wide communion observances. Notable items include community meals choir practices youth activities and interim pastor-led services.
The Rev and Mrs Ralph G Korteling longtime South India missionaries will attend a church potluck at the Methodist Church on Wednesday October 9 at 6 30 p m Coffee will be provided At 8 p m the Rev Korteling will present colored slides of South India highlighting Vel lore Medical School He earned degrees from Hope College New Brunswick Seminary and Chicago and helped organize the National Christian Council Audio Visual Aids Committee in 1945 His wife Dr Korteling ran a rural hospital and after India they served two years in Nicaragua They are currently semi retired in Florida.
The Learn and Save 4-H club held its September meeting electing officers: Sue Guenther president, Mary Grothe vice president, Betty Wiedmayer secretary, and game and song leaders Wendy Wiedmayer, Nancy Diable, and Janet Diable. A recreation period followed with refreshments. Barbara Schumacher, reporter.
The retirement community at Penny Farms Florida hosts a meeting and Rev Korteling a field director for the American Bible Society assists. The Rev and Mrs Korteling have four children Blaise Levai in Demerest New Jersey Donald Martin in Saline Charles Votan in Ann Arbor and Ralph Korteling in Pittsburgh. The public is invited to the Wednesday meeting.
A weeklong retreat hosted by Redeemer Lutheran Church of Birmingham Michigan drew 87 youths and counselors to Saline Valley Farms. Michigan protects 21 500 acres from forest fire, ranking second to Minnesota.
A historic salt production center hosts one of the world’s most modern mines beneath the city, yielding about one million tons of salt each year. The operation reflects advanced extraction and processing methods sustained by local industries.
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