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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1963
Page
3
The Saline community considers enforcing a Halloween time limit to curb long nights of doorbell ringing and excess candy. Residents note teens arrive late and drive up curbside chaos, while toddlers tire quickly. A 6 to 8 pm window is proposed, enabling calmer celebrations and shared town harmony.
YSH Notes Josh Mitchell, a former employee, was released this week from University Medical Center after head injuries from an automobile accident. Milan residents Merle Stauter and family traveled to Houghton and Copper Harbor with Ann Arbor guests. The Williams and Dempsy Johns families vacationed at a cottage near Petoskey. Jorgensens enjoy a McBain vacation. Nursing directors conference in Gull Lake included Beth Doll and Chester Zawtocki. Birthday party for Gary Jedele at the Jedele home with family guests. Reimold family visited relatives. Jay, a retired city official and teacher, now reads via Talking Books. A letter campaign invites the old settler to learn about local improvements and fond memories with Eddie Henne, Saline River trips, and fried frog legs.
Marriage reports include Grace Steele and Gustav Lindemann wed at St Paul E R Church Saline with Rev Alvin Siemsen officiating. Bride’s matron of honor is Mrs Victor Guenther. best man is Neil Lindemann. They plan to reside on Weber Rd after a northern Michigan honeymoon.
The Saline Lamb club members attended the Kiwanis club dinner where the Kiwanis Lamb club trophy was presented to Gary Girbach. The outgoing event drew community members and reporters for coverage.
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