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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1938
Page
4
A Saline area discussion shares varied views on Sunday farm visitors. Residents recall relatives inviting meals or enjoying quiet country dinners while others face work burdens and ungrateful guests. The tale ends asking how Sunday company affects readers and where sympathy lies.
The Hillsdale fair grounds new grandstand is completed at a cost around 17000 dollars and will seat over 3000 with additional capacity in the old stand. It features center entrance boxes along the front and grey seats with white exterior walls plus improved lighting for night events.
A bank cashier attests that the financial statement is true to the best of knowledge and belief. Signatures include LEE TESCHER, GEORGE FELDEKAMP, G. C. TOWNSEND, ALWIN BURKHARDT, F. O. WIEDMAN, and J. H. FELDKAMP among directors and officers.
Miss Gertrude Miller teaches in the summer Normal at Ypsilanti. Several visitors travel through Dixboro and Bridgewater while families host relatives from Chicago Detroit and California. The Joe Schmid market is moved from Hinkley to allow E H Cressy to stock jewelry as Victor Roberts returns to Chicago after a long visit.
Mrs. Edward J. Muir and daughter Louise spent Sunday with relatives in Ypsilanti. Miss Marion Rouse visits her aunt Mrs. Sarah Shier in Ypsilanti. Ernest Towler stayed a couple of days with his sister in Ypsilanti. John Sauer and family of Ann Arbor visited his parents Adam Sauer and wife. Miss Margaret Rogers of Detroit spent days with Edna and Ruby Kanouse. Mrs. H S Moore and daughter Olive visit Detroit and Ann Arbor. Mrs. William Browner of Buffalo and Miss Viola Stoll of Ann Arbor spend weeks with John Laing and wife. Miss Martha and Adolf Lederer of Milwaukee and Miss Frieda Lederer of Bay City visit Rev and Mrs Lederer.
Michigan State College dairy extension outlines how cold storage slows bacteria growth in cream and milk. At body temperature bacteria multiply rapidly, while cooler temps below 60 degrees extend freshness. producers use insulated tanks and refrigeration to keep cream sweet and quality high.
Benefits highlighted include stable kitchen temperatures, richer flavors, waterless cooking with minerals preserved, and time saving. Claims emphasize precise oven heat control for consistent baking results and easy operation with a simple switch start. Dealer details promised for features of the 1938 model.
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