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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1952
Page
8
A spring dressing uses Florida grapefruit juice to trim calories in a low fat citrus vinaigrette. The recipe blends grapefruit juice cornstarch paprika mustard sugar ketchup and oil to create a thick sweet dressing for cottage cheese greens and fruit salads.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m divine worship at 10 30 a m with a sermon on The Savior s Lesson on Prayer. Mission festival services start August first with an 8 00 p m evening service by Pastor G A Schellhase of Truth Lutheran Detroit. Public is invited to all services and events including a family picnic and a union young peoples meeting on August 3 at Federated Church.
The All Purpose Granary introduces an all steel, double walled grain storage unit with built in self ventilation and optional fan and tunnel drying gear. The 16 by 12 foot basic unit can be extended with 8 foot modules and uses down flow unheated air to dry grain at about 3 cents per bushel.
Divine Worship at 10 o clock and Sunday School at 11 from Methodist Church. Catholic St Andrews Mission offers 10:00 mass with Father Coffee. Trinity Lutheran, Pastor H L Engel, 10 A.M. service and 11 A.M. Sunday School. The Student of theology Robert Baer to conduct service next Sunday. W.P.S. meets Thursday evening at Fred Braun home Bemis Road. Y.P.S. picnic planned for next Sunday at Wamplers Lake.
Henry McKenzie presides at 9 45 A M church school with classes for all ages. Divine worship at 11 A M features special music by the adult choir. Nursery provided. Young People's Society to hold a business meeting immediately after the morning service.
Rev Engelsdorfer leads morning worship at 10:00 with the Junior Choir singing. Sunday School follows at 11:15.
William Ackland, a Detroit Bible Institute Seminary graduate and future Wayne University student, will teach during his visit as guest pastor on July 27, August 3, and August 17, representing one of our own young men preparing for the mission field.
On August 10 Rev. Mr. Buroker editor and publisher of the Fundamental Fellowship will speak. The pastor and his wife depart for Fredericton Canada and will miss four Sundays. Mr. Sweetland will conduct meetings for Calvary Baptist in Fredericton where his brother serves as pastor.
The piece argues Ike’s Chicago victory signals a shift in Michigan Republicans away from bossism toward rank and file control. It cites past dominance by a few leaders, promises a fresh start, and predicts visible results in the August 5 primaries and November election amid a governor primary contest.
A candidate warns supporters that a rival shares a distinguished surname with late United States Senator Arthur H. Van denberg and urges informing voters there is no connection. Susan Fosdick of Ann Arbor visits grandmother Mrs. E. Mann as the Mann reunion approaches at Armine Haeussler’s home. Gerald Coe family visits Mrs. Alfred Peters in Clio.
Mrs. David Martin and Phyliss Hall hosted a wedding shower for Miss Dorothy Burmeister at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kleuter on Friday evening in anticipation of her July 26 wedding.
Saline General Hospital reports multiple births with dates and families listed. Mr and Mrs Arthur Krull welcomed a daughter on July 18 in Dexter. Mr and Mrs Gerald Collins welcomed a daughter on July 18 in Milan. Mr and Mrs Robert Leonard welcomed a son on July 18 in Saline. Mr and Mrs Harry Beatty welcomed a son on July 21 in Ypsilanti. Mr and Mrs Daniel McClean welcomed a son on July 21 in Ann Arbor. Also noted are medical staff Mike Robinson Evelyn Nelson Will Barr and Mrs Emily Fosdick.
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