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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1937
Page
2
An old column shares a recipe for Old English Drop Cookies by Mrs. Mable Case using brown sugar coffee and spices, plus practical kitchen tips. It offers guidance on jelly serving, oven baking, washing vegetables in salt water, and cooling baked goods safely.
Celebration of Michigan’s centennial spurs homemakers to restore and renovate furniture. Over 6,000 women in Michigan State College extension projects report $15,880 in savings and 2,681 refinished pieces, 3,711 reupholstered items, 1,000+ hooked rugs, 1,623 rooms rearranged, 2,009 cane and rush seat repairs, 9,000+ transformed articles, and a front page tale of finding money in an old sofa.
The Junior reports on the play The Good Listener with two casts for April 15 and 16 and lists the cast including Antonia Gibb Betty King and J Barry Grant Lloyd Armbruster. It also details Tony the character, class updates, and upcoming features from Elementary Grades including Washington birthday assembly plans and a Child Study Club proposal.
St James Evangelical Church Saline Township announces Sunday February 3 service at 10 am titled Wathera and Sons All men and boys invited. Wednesday March 3 Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs Herman Kohler's. Thursday March 4 8 pm U P League monthly meeting at William Roehm's.
Federated Church announces Rev Roy J Miller as minister with a morning service at ten oclock on Sunday February twenty eight The sermon is The Ebb and Flow of Life A Sunday school follows at eleven fifteen An evening service is at seven thirty with Rev Bert Eide delivering a union Lenten sermon The annual meeting for officer elections and by law amendments is Tuesday March two at seven thirty The Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday March three The Good will Sunday school class meets and a quarterly missionary offering is received Friday March twelve features a silver tea and sale in the church basement.
Wr and Mrs Herlow E Gidard of Cleveland spent the weekend with his brother and wife Dr and Mrs EH S Giidard.
Eighth graders presented a Lincoln birthday program last Wednesday with poems, a life play, a piano solo, and songs. Students Melvin Shaffer Billy Rogers Bill Hagans Bob Pierce Paul Davis Francis Sage Ralph Bowen Maxine Fosdick Dorothy Ormsby Shirley Stephenson participated in readings, performance, and two final tap dances.
Saline youth squad faced Clinton, a cellar-placed team, in a Friday matchup. The game moved slowly with few bursts of pace as Clinton benefited from a few long shots to hold off Saline.
After the game ended, the first squad learned they had faced Saline's second team and were defeated 25 to 11. The upset revealed the misalignment in opponents and the winning margin.
The U S Biological Survey issues BS-68 Abstract of Fur Laws 1936 37 summarizing protected ranges open seasons and licensing for fur animals including Alaska and Canada. It notes that trapping seasons vary by state and advises consulting state officials for current rules. Copies available from the U S Biological Survey Washington D C. The darkest hour is only 60 minutes long.
Wild duck population across North America is estimated at 65 million after a nationwide tally by 2 000 volunteers for Country Home magazine. Airplanes, boats and blinds surveyed nearly a million square miles from Minnesota to Manitoba to Saskatchewan detailing nests and breeding grounds amid concerns of possible extinction.
The article traces early child gear, noting a 19th century baby carriage as a miniature version of a one horse chaise with a pull handle, split top, and spring suspension. It cites West Springfield origin around 1820 and mentions the Bragg family moving to Florida, then notes a Bermuda seaweed nest building by exonautes rondeletii.
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