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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
8
A regular meeting of officers will be held at 8 p.m. on Wednesday October 2 at the Masonic Hall. The notice references Chapter 311 and ORS election matters.
With winter coming the Saline Library friends offer to return books or provide transportation for those unable to visit in bad weather. Call Mrs. Robert Todd at 429-5450 or Mrs. Doug Schuur at 429-7382 or Mrs. Dwight Reynolds at 429-9695 evenings.
About sixty Bredernitz family members gathered Sunday at Satins Township Hall for a reunion and potluck dinner.
Margaret Elizabeth Miller 85 a Saline native died Friday in Houston where she had lived since last year Born February 22 1883 she taught in Hastings and Bad Axe retiring in 1943 moved to the Miller farm Then to Houston in 1867 to live with sister Maude Schroen She was a member of the Saline Presbyterian Church and several clubs Survivors include two brothers a sister and ten nieces and nephews Funeral services were held Tuesday at Bahnmiller Funeral Home Burial was in Oakwood Cemetery Mr and Mrs Will Kuebler visited Herman Alber Sunday afternoon.
Reuben Visel returned home Saturday after surgery at Saline Community Hospital last Wednesday and is reported doing fine. Clara Hull also recovered well after surgery last week and returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Bradley, 45, of 111 Tower Dr died Sunday night at University Medical Center. Born April 1 1923 in Toledo Ohio she was the daughter of Mark and Elenore Mourer. Survived by husband a son Scott Bradley and a daughter Bonnie at home a brother Robert Mourer of Ann Arbor a sister Lavonne Wiley of Fort Wayne Ind and several nieces and nephews. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
Mr and Mrs Michael Pogliano of 502 Rosemont announce the birth of son Richard Paul on September 20 in Ann Arbor. Mr and Mrs Robert Carle of 256 Nichols Dr announce son Alan Patrick born September 17 in Ann Arbor. Jeffrey Reid, first child of Mr and Mrs James Rhoades of 950 Hack Rd, born September 19 at St Joseph Mercy.
Kelly Marie Feldkamp infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Feldkamp was baptized at St John’s Lutheran Church Sunday morning. Sponsors were Miss Marilyn Morden and James Feldkamp.
The Methodist junior and senior Youth Fellowship will organize at 6 30 p m Sunday during a church meeting.
The Rev. Kenneth Strack of Grace Lutheran Tecumseh will speak at 8:30 and 11 am services at Trinity Lutheran. A special 8 pm service features Rev. Werner Flangmann from Dal rington Lutheran Ann Arbor as speaker.
A Ford Motor Co representative will address the High School PTO meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday October 8 in the High School library. All parents of high school students are invited.
The Adult Fellowship invites members to a hayride and hotdog roast at 7 15 p m with new members welcome. Circles meet Tuesday Dorcas at 1 pm Esther at 8 pm Ruth at 8 pm with listed hosts. Cecile Robison leaves Sunday for Michigan State University as a pre veterinary student.
The county Christmas card sale to benefit the Washte naw Association for Retarded Children is under way. Cards are available locally from Mrs. Marvin Dimon at 6155 Arkona Rd.
Irene Coimer pianist organist and teacher longtime Saline resident will leave Sunday for Tampa Florida where she and her husband Delbert purchased a business. She has taught music locally at Irons's Studio for ten years and served 18 years as staff pianist in the Eastern Michigan University dance department. The photo was taken at her last public engagement a Mahlon Smith 50th anniversary party.
An adult membership class will be offered from 9 50 a.m. to 10 20 a.m. Sunday mornings during October and November at St John s Lutheran Church. Non members and members are invited to attend.
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