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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1964
Page
4
Bridgewater residents share weekend visits and gatherings with relatives and friends from Grayling Marshall Dearborn Ypsilanti Webberville and Ann Arbor. The piece lists numerous couples and individuals visiting hosting sororities and noting trips to Toronto and the New York World’s Fair.
Jane Marie Carr became the bride of Robert Eldon Condit in a Nuptial High Mass at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Ann Arbor. The couple, both 1961 Saline High School graduates, will live in Kalamazoo after a Lake Michigan honeymoon.
The Democratic Women's Club of the Ann Arbor area will hold its annual luncheon at noon Monday at the Women's City Club on Washte naw Ave. Mrs Neil Staebler wife of the Democratic candidate for Governor of Michigan will be an honored guest. The luncheon is free and all Democratic women in the county are invited to attend. The Tecumseh Square Dance Club starts its season with a dance Saturday from 9 pm to 1 am at the Tecumseh Products Union Hall. Music by the String-Airs. Tickets are $4 a couple and include refreshments.
Steve Reeves faces Gordon Scott in Duel of the Titans Friday two showings at 7:00 and 9:00. Peter Sellers stars in The World of Henry Orient with screenings Saturday 7:00 9:00 and Sunday 6:00 8:00.
Doris Dowd of Hartford Michigan and William W. Austin of Saline married at Hartford Federated Church with Rev. Lyell G. Smith officiating. The couple, both Michigan State University students, will reside in East Lansing after a trip to northern Michigan.
Blue ribbons awarded to antiques shown by Mrs. Everett Wolfin Esther Feldkamp Bob Greenfield Mrs. Robert Hammond Sidni Heiserman David Grossman Mrs Al Hoeft and Elaine Heiserman Others went to Wirs Hack Mrs Hugh Austin Mrs Paula Drake and Mary Kayda Parade floats earned by the Lamb Club American Legion Junior Auxiliary Cub Scouts Happy Hands 4 H Club and the senior American Legion Auxiliary float was the only entry Barbara Ann Luck was baptized at St John s Lutheran Church Sponsors were Mr and Mrs Kenneth Thompson The first type revolving press by Hoe and Company was installed at the Philadelphia Public Ledger office in 1846.
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