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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1937
Page
2
Readers are asked to submit ideas for simplifying household chores and preparing vegetables in new ways. Names may be used if desired. Share your favorite recipe or method for a chance to have your contribution featured.
A morning meditation expresses wishes for an understanding heart, sight of eternal hills and sea, beauty of human work, humor, meaningful labor, quiet meditation, and the presence of God. It seeks patience and wisdom to recognize these gifts when they arrive.
A recipe fragment lists 1 pound smoked nam and 1 pound veal ground with crackers eggs and milk for binding. Season with salt and pepper then bake in a moderate oven. Associated with Mrs. G. Birkle.
Pack 8 cups cottage cheese with 14 cup chopped chives into a ring mold. Unmold onto crisp greens and fill with 2 cups flaked salmon. Top with mayonnaise and garnish with pickles and stuffed olives. Serves six. Apple sauce and gingerbread accompany the salmon for balance.
The article explains how fridge design affects cooling. It guides placing milk butter and meats under the ice unit in clean containers and locating odor sensitive items in the mid to warmer shelves. Leftovers and raw meats go next coldest, eggs and cheese mid, and fruits and vegetables on the warmest shelf.
A compilation of notable events and births from April across history, highlighting Booker T. Washington, Dr. George Washington Carver, William Shakespeare, James Buchanan, Arbor Day origins, and key battles like Lexington and Concord. It links their achievements to broader educational, scientific, and national milestones.
Thirty years ago Saline social and civic items include visits by Mrs. Wood of Seattle and Mrs. Wallace, moves by the Parsons family, and Mrs. Stringham planning to live with her sister in Saline. The Saline High School baseball team scheduled to play Manchester tomorrow in Manchester. Willis Fowler reported Wool deliveries for Mack & Co totaling 14 000 pounds, up about 9 000 pounds from Ann Arbor. The Detroit Presbytery held its spring meeting with notable speakers and a church dinner for about a hundred attendees. The village limit extension would add about 175 people and enhance property values as the boundary shifts east from Chris Schieh’s line to the Schroen farm road and beyond.
Morning worship at 10 o clock with Sunday school at 11 15. Epworth Leagues meet at 6 30 p m followed by evening worship at 7 30. Prayer service on Wednesday evening and choir meeting on Thursday evening.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone is invited to attend at St John’s Lutheran Church Bridgewater under Pastor M C Phillipp.
Fifteen years ago Mrs. Fannie Slocum and Dr. and Mrs. George Slocum of Ann Arbor called on Saline friends Sunday. Chris Rentz is building a neat double garage on West Michigan avenue. Clarence Bovie and family of Detroit were Sunday guests of Mrs. Edward Clark. Walter Boettger and family visited relatives in Saline. Albert Niethammer bought land on the Charles Isbell farm and broke ground for a new dwelling. Mrs. E. V. Smith and Buhla Jean visit Rey and C. H. Wittbracht. Fred Layher moved to a newly purchased home next to the market. Arthur Derr and Edward Law visited with Harry Friis. Mrs. Harry White substituted for the remainder of the term due to Miss Morden’s illness. Miss Julia Gordon hosted teachers Florence Smith and Zadie Voorhies during Detroit high school vacation. Mrs. A. F. Clark entertained several ladies at a six o'clock dinner. Joel Wright, Charles Harmon, Ben Uphaus, and Everett Davenport attended a gathering hosted by Sam Boyd. Fred Weidman and others attended the organ recital The Crucifix by Emme Fischer Cross at Bethlehem church in Ann Arbor.
Grace Clark reports that students are busy with home sewing projects as spring arrives. Girls are making cotton dresses and blouses while completing child care notebooks and earning diplomas. Freshmen continue work on their classroom slips and plan future home projects.
In the April 12 meeting the Saline FFA learns to appear at Ypsilanti on April 19 to initiate new officers Bob Dieterle Bob Lambarth Clifton Bird Eldean Hanson and George Richards Mr C A Jewell will accompany them Junior Farmers Week at Michigan State College East Lansing invites all to attend with a livestock grain and poultry judging team Saline expects cups and medals Clifton Bird and Jack Lang named delegates to a state Future Farmers meeting Station F F A signs off and promises news next week
Miss Briggs' room hosts a Lansing supplied reading list for mothers until year end. Titles include The Psychology of the Pre-School Child, Child Guidance, Your Growing Child, The Handsome Donkey, Prizes and Presents, Footlights Up, The First 300 Books, and The Charm of a Well Mannered Home. With under ten weeks to read, each mother should pick a book and return it promptly for others, per the Child Study Club and state library.
The Federated Church lists Rev Roy J Miller as minister. Sunday worship at 10am with 11 15am Sunday school and 6 30pm Christian Endeavor. Evening service at 7 30pm at the Methodist church. On Wednesday April 28 the Helplift circle meets at Mrs Dan Hall.
St James Evangelical Church Saline Township invites all members, Ladies Aid and V P League to a congregational meeting Thursday April 22 at 8 pm. On Sunday April 25 4th after Easter Cantati English service 10 am sermon Sing Unto the Lord a New Song and 11 am Sunday school.
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