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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
2
Divine services at 10 a m English services every second Sunday school at 11 and fourth Sunday of the month All welcome.
The Saline Observer lists publication details headed by Sim R Wilson as publisher and M C Boutelle as editor. It notes post office mailing as second class matter in Saline Michigan with subscription rates of 1.00 per year, 1.50 outside Michigan, and various pay rates for notices and poetry.
National Poultry study notes the average American eats 291 eggs annually. Michigan State College's J. M. Moore highlights vitamins in eggs and the health value of one egg per day. Detroit consumes about 519 million eggs yearly, enough to fill 3600 freight cars.
Pastor William H. Bach leads morning worship at 10 o clock with a sermon. Sunday school follows at 11 15 am on Progress of World Missions. Christian Endeavor meets 7 pm with young people urged to attend. Wednesday evening continues talks on Personal Evangelism. Dorcas circle meets Thursday afternoon at the Carr home.
Lawrence Bruggers of Coopersville a Hope College graduate and future U of M Medical School entrant is named waterfront director for Newkirk Scout camp serving county boys. He holds an Eagle Scout rank 50 merit badges and 700 miles of river canoeing. Camp duties begin June 19 with opening June 22. Three Flat Rock boys Karl Katz Dwight Emerick and Kenneth Weller died when lightning struck a maple tree near Gibraltar road during a swim break.
Twenty years ago Theodore Stimpson joined Saline Savings Bank. Local social notices include visits, travels, and family events across Ann Arbor Dexter Tecumseh and Pittsfield with schooling, birthdays, and a bankers convention in Detroit.
Marion Hogan, George Scheffler, Fred Cambo and daughter, C Boettner and wife, and Mr and Mrs Philip Dresh of Walkerville Canada appear in a community notices collection noting residents connected by a shared event.
The Saline Auxiliary raised 85 dollars from poppy sales supporting children’s billets as Veterans of Foreign Wars poppies shift funding. Note on missing posters and contests. Warning: new scrap metal theft grows as discarded farm gear vanishes from fields amid rising prices.
The notice outlines a Sunday worship service with sermon Christianity or Chaos and a church school topic Mastering our Handicaps, plus a board of education meeting, two week Vacation Bible School for ages five to twelve, and the Detroit Annual Conference events at Boulevard Temple with lectures and ordination service. Ottawa county reports 23 percent of farm income from poultry and eggs, the state's highest share.
Readers are invited to submit household hacks and recipe ideas. The page asks for 2 preferred methods to do a task, asks if they are easier, and suggests using two names for desired attribution.
A domestic note shares a recipe for Light Cake praised as economical and easy to bake with standard ingredients. The item includes a verse from Dumb Animals and suggests readers offer budget tips for efficient home management. An eggshell value blurb follows, highlighting the egg as a daily nutrition source.
Roberta Hershey, a nutrition specialist at Michigan State College, urges families to include eggs in daily meals during spring and early summer. She notes eggs provide high quality protein, iron, calcium, phosphorus, riboflavin, and vitamins A and D, recommending one egg per day or at least four to five weekly for children and three to four for adults. She warns to cook eggs slowly to avoid tough proteins and describes gentle methods for boiling, frying, omelets, and custards.
St James Evangelical Church in Saline Township located five miles west of Saline on US 112 lists Rev. C A Haneberg as pastor. Divine services are Sunday at 10 am with German services on the first and third Sundays and English on the second, fourth and fifth Sundays. Sunday school is at 11 am. all are welcome.
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