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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1962
Page
4
Federated Church couples will host a social Friday November 9 at 9 p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jacobsen 3330 Textile Rd. The event aims to bring members together for an evening of fellowship.
George Matthew Adams 84 founder of a newspaper syndicate and author of Town Talk died in New York after a long illness. He started the Adams Syndicate in 1907 serving over 100 papers and helped develop writers like Edgar Guest and Edna Ferber while giving jobs to Jack London Rex Beach. He was born in Saline in 1878, son of Rev G M Adams. He is survived by his widow and twin sons Leland B Adams and George Matthew Adams Jr. who lives in Japan. A Pancake Breakfast fundraiser for Cystic Fibrosis raised 235.55 at Loy's Snappy Service in Ann Arbor.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence M Hale of 103 Russell St report their daughter Marie Kata linich married October 20 in Ann Arbor. Marie is a 1962 Saline High School graduate and Lawrence and Patricia Ann Engage Willis Lee daughter to Edward Szymchak of Ann Arbor Both graduates of local high schools. University of Michigan scientists created tumor locating devices now used nationwide.
Harold F. Findley 56 of 49925 W Huron River Dr Belleville died Monday at St Joseph Mercy Hospital Ann Arbor after a short illness. Born July 11 1906 in Charleston Dr, he was son of Samuel and Rosa Findley. Survived by wife Edna two sons Harold Jr Britton and Walter Belleville a daughter Rose Marie Kline Belleville mother Rosa Willingham Belleville brother George E Charleston Tr and two sisters Mrs Marie Hart Wayne and Mrs Etta Hoover Saline. Services 2 pm Thursday at Roberts Bros Funeral Home Belleville Pastor Lloyd D Herr officiating. Burial Hill Side Cemetery Belleville.
The brighter outlook on Main Street is aided by new curtains in the Masonic hall above the bakery. Materials cost partly donated by the OES, with curtains sewn by Jensen, Staley, Friis and Kraus.
Por tage Trails Council of the Boy Scouts of America will study the Old West this November. Den meetings explore rugged pioneers Daniel Boone Lewis and Clark Davy Crockett Zebulon Pike Kit Carson and Buffalo Bill Cody through four weekly sessions and related activities.
Saline Chapter 311 C E S will hold its regular meeting at 8 p m Monday November 5 at the Masonic Hall Committees for the coming year will be announced
A display features books on pioneers and hands on models of early Western homes. Exhibits include period clothing furniture tools and weapons showing daily life of frontier settlers.
The Saline Reporter lists subscription rates for Saline County residents at 3.00 and out-of-county at 4.00, declaring second class postage paid in Saline Michigan.
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