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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1966
Page
5
A coffee hour from 2 to 4 pm Thursday honors George Washington, Republican candidate for Secretary of State on the November ballot. The event will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs Everett Esch on Pond View Drive in San Diego California.
Alfred J. Rentschler age 79 of 4541 W Ellsworth Rd Lodi Township died suddenly Tuesday morning at his son's home He was born September 18 1887 in Saline Township son of Christian and Catherine Kohler Rentschler He married Clara Feldkamp March 13 1913 in Saline She died January 15 1943 Survived by son Alfred C of Lodi Township two daughters Doris Perkins of Saline and Alice Boy chuck of Ann Arbor seven grandchildren one sister Amanda Becker of Ann Arbor and several nieces
Ted Alexander admitted to Veterans Administration Hospital Ann Arbor for observation. James Knight Sr released from University Hospital after mild coronary attack. Larry Lange discharged after knee surgery and to recuperate at home. Doug Gutekunst 14 of St Joseph Mercy Hospital funeral services set for 1 30 pm Thursday at Bahnmiller Funeral Home. Burial Oakwood Cemetery. Son of Walter Gutekunst Jr 6464 S State Rd injured when struck by car while bicycling near Textile Rd. Mrs William Meister still a patient room 710 admitted September 9. Oral Bassett home recovering after stroke admitted August 11. Steven and Charles Van derVeen improving in room 499 Burn injuries on Labor Day. Chuck turned 10 began classes with visiting teacher. Steven critical list awaiting today surgery. Saline Community Hospital Mrs William Gray convalescing after surgery. Mrs Harold Finch still patient after surgery. Medical patients Sophia Kleinschmidt Bertha Hertler William Finkbein er Carl Kraus.
St James United Church of Christ will observe the Mission Festival at 10 a.m. on Sunday with speaker Alex J. Pogirski. Pogirski has served as associate missionary of the American Board in Turkey and is now pursuing advanced studies at the University of Michigan with his wife.
The Rev. Martin Simmons will speak and the Rev. Howard Christensen of Detroit will lead a 10 30 am service at Jensen Elementary School. The event marks Faith Lutheran Church’s acceptance into the Southern Synod of the Lutheran Church in America.
The Learn and Save 4-H Club held its regular meeting on Saturday September 3 at Mrs Girbachs home. Officers were elected and demonstrations were given by Sheryl Hieber and Gail Girbach. Lenora Haeussler reporter.
Bethel United Church of Christ will hold its annual Mission Festival with services at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Rev. Leonard Weigel of Taylor will speak at the morning service about his former pastorate and church merger work. In the evening Dr. and Mrs. Fred Munson, Bethel members, discuss 14 months in India with Ford Foundation support and a reception follows. Rev. T. W. Menzel has led the church since 1948.
William 8 Cook, long time state employee and first public relations director at Ypsilanti State Hospital, leaves Michigan after 16 years to join the Tucson Arizona board of education as a social worker.
The Homemakers Study Group installed new officers last week at Mrs. Bill Robinsons home. Janice Davis is chairman, Mary Robinson vice chair, Mary Wilson historian. Next meeting is October 11 at Mrs. Alroy Vanderpool home. call 429 7058 to join the extension group.
The First Baptist Church of Saline will hold a brief fellowship and coffee after the 11 a.m. worship service held at Saline High School. Church school meets at 10 a.m. Rev. Merle R. Meeden is pastor. The public is welcome.
An advertisement from Smiley Post Buildings in Chelsea Michigan promotes free design planning and engineering for new farm or business buildings with no obligation. The note lists a P O Box address and a contact number 522-8258.
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