New Books Arrive at Saline Library Highlights
Saline Library adds several titles across genres including The Seventh Sinner by Elizabeth Peters and The Last Place God Made by Jack Higgins. Also featured are The Overman Culture by Edmund Cooper Cyborg by Martin Caidin It’s Wonderful by Ethel Waters Major Appliance Repair Guide by Wayne Simons Industrial Hydraulics by John J Pippenger Toward New Towns for America by CS Stein Face of Asia by Henri Cartier Bresson.
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Elizabeth Peters
Jean
Rome
Murry
Jack Higgins
Edmund Cooper
London
Queen Victoria
Winston Churchill
Martin Caidin
Ethel Waters
Wayne Simons
John J. Pippenger
America
CS. Stein
Asia
Henri Cartier - Bresson
Cezanne
Freedom Two Resident Dies at 84 in Freedom Township
Christian G. Kuebler age 84 died Sunday night at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. He was born Sept. 27, 1887 in Freedom Township and lived as a farmer at 9505 Bethel Church Rd. He married Mathilda A. Bihlmeyer in 1919 and is survived by his wife, three daughters, four grandchildren, three sisters, two brothers, and nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at Bethel United Church of Christ with burial in the church cemetery. Memorials may go to the Bethel Church Memorial Fund.
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Christian G. Kuebler
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Mr. Kuebler
Freedom Township
Christian
Margaret Staebler Kuebler
Bethel Church Rd
Mathilda A. Bihlmeyer
Michigan Farm Bureau
Ray
Wilma) Steele
Lansing
Edwin
Alta) Rentschler
Saline
George
Janet) Kirkpatrick
Midland
Texas
August Dorow
Ann Arbor
Edward Pfaus
Manchester
Theodore Niethammer
Porterville
Calif
Robert Kuebler
Inkster
Elmer Kuebler
William
Helen Pommerening
Bethel United Church of Christ
Roman Reineck
Church
Bethel Church Memorial Fund
Saline Middle School concept outlined by principal Graf
Principal Joseph Graf told the Saline School Board that the middle school acts as an educational bridge between elementary and high school. He described mixed grade six class formats, individualized schedules from seventh grade, expanded mini courses, early career orientation, and athletic programs with the City Recreation Department.
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Joseph Graf
Saline
Graf
Saline Sweetstakes invites residents to join in 320 prize reveal
The 50th Annual Sweetstakes opens to Saline residents with a special number 429 4887 for entry. Winners determine prizes, guided by Saline Girl Scouts, with no purchase required and no jingles to write.
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Dhare
Silvie
Larry Hale
Saltire Area
Saltire Area Brownies To Various Functions. Another Part of Mr. Hale
Lucy Crossey
Helen Esch
Sue Wilkinson
Ann Wagner
Paula Farrar
Saline Area
Toni Schneider
Toni
Girl Scouts of
Calite
Resource Help Center opens new Saline office
Community Mental Health joins the Social Services office at 131 E. Michigan Ave. CMH staff outline broad crisis and counseling services, including legal aid and medical bill help. The Saline branch, second out county office, opens with hours Tuesdays noon to 8 pm and contact 761-9830.
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Community Mental Health
Social Services
Michigan Ave
C.M.H
Tim Lentner
Leatner
Lucy Howard
CMH
CAH
Howard
C.M.H. N
Ann Arbor
Cancer Society
Chelsea
Saline
Beverly Ford
Elizabeth Rossow
Saline Area
Richard Nehring outlines Saline mayoral vision in candidacy statement
Candidate Richard Nehring emphasizes a cooperative city government with council, staff, and citizens. He calls for open communication, constructive problem solving, and leadership that unites the municipal team toward a shared program aligned with the people’s wishes.
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Richard Nehring
Sealine
Nehring
Ews
Saline City Council
Saline
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