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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1961
Page
5
Mrs. Earl Kirby was present as two new grandchildren arrived within three days. Albert Frey, son of Mrs. Kirby's daughter, and Tamara Grace Prince, child of the Freys of Belleville, were born at Saline Community Hospital. The Freys' baby was born September 23 weighing pounds. the Prince baby details follow.
The marriage of Miss Reva Jane Day and Donald Ward Jeppesen was solemnized Saturday at Marble Memorial Methodist Church Milan. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. William M. Hughes before an altar decorated with white chrysanthemums and gladioli. The couple will live at 313 E Michigan Ave Saline after a wedding trip.
Stork News reports several births on September 20 21 22 with families from Milan Saline and Ann Arbor. Newborns include Lee Wayne Kenney Richard Lee McFall Lucinda Marie Mary Ann Hatfield Lori Ann with parents listed at Saline Community Hospital and residences in Milan Ann Arbor and Judd Road.
Out-of-town visitors praised the hospital emergency room and its on call doctor. They asked when a full time doctor would be available, with Maurer noting the Saline facility keeps a doctor on call at all times and can respond faster than traveling to Ann Arbor for emergencies.
Betty Cammet, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Cammet of North Ann Arbor Street, is happy to be home from four weeks in St. Joseph's Hospital Ann Arbor and back to school this week awaiting an intern or resident to attend to an injured person.
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