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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
New stock arrives including refrigerators varnish kerosene and Mobiloil products. Promises prompt delivery and price savings with a wide range of stoves oils and tools. Farmers urged to visit store and place orders before prices rise.
A kitchen note catalogues cheese dishes in culinary literature. It outlines macaroni and cheese variants with buttered crumb topping, onions, eggs, or vegetables, plus cheese omelet Welsh rarebit celery and cheese salad and a cheese soup recipe with milk, onion, flour, butter, and melted cheese.
A home craft snippet outlines honey uses from kitchen treats to a cough remedy. Recipes include Honey Blanc Mange Cracker Jack and Honey Fruit Cake with details on ingredients and steps. Also mentions bees and backyard poultry as a farmstead ideal.
District Mris Auton of Cive spent the week with Peter Mellett. Mrs. Frances Sells of Letrsit was a weekend guest at W. J. LeBaron's. The Observer urges readers to place small ads for used items with a 25 cent minimum and three-run option, promising quick sale of goods like a white elephant or farm gear.
Macon Be Payne visited Detroit on Tuesday. Roy Satterla toured Ypsilanti on Friday. Mr and Mrs Gabe Mfils visited Ann Arbor Saturday. Claude Bailey and family stayed in Battle Creek recently. Clare and Will Camburn traveled to Detroit Friday. Anna Higgins accepted a summer position in Detroit. Mark Rils and Will Swick fished at Pleasant Lake Wednesday. Julie Payne visits relatives in Blunt for several weeks. Clarence Hall traveled to Troy Ohio returning Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Williams hosted Reuland Timman and family from Jackson. Arthur Gillis family called on Saturday. Mae Camburn stayed in Battle Creek weekend with Red Bailey. June 19 wedding: Mrs Ian Betser wed Juliuve trittendent at Clinton.
BRIDGEWATER Mrs Lutz is in poor health. Charles Breining spent Sunday at his home here. Labern Reidel of Ypsilanti spent Sunday and Monday here. Mrs Clarence Witherell of Jackson visited friends here last week. Mr and Mrs Larry Holly are in Ohio this week visiting friends and relatives. Guy Briggs of Adrian is spending a few weeks with his grandfather Frank Reidel. Mr and Mrs George Bersuder and family spent Sunday with Manchester friends. Almon Ballard motored to Jackson Sunday spending the day with friends and relatives. Mrs Gottlieb Scherdt and daughter Lorena of Freedom called on Mr and Mrs Joe Bersuder and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charles Scheurer and family entertaining Mrs Scheurer s father Mr Spotts of Toledo for a few weeks. Stanley Carl and Reginald Scheurers Raymond Bersuder Herman Mandrodus and Mr Burr spent Sunday at Northlake. Chester Reed and Mr and Mrs Charles Stacberg of Detroit spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Taroldeed and Miss Marguerite Reidel.
Central Lods and families travel to Ann Arbor Saline Port Huron and nearby towns for business. N C Davenport Bert Moore Jake Kinsley Arthur Drake and others are listed with visits to relatives and neighbors including Mrs N C Davenport Mrs Will Linderman and Theodore Steward with their children.
Twelve years after a New England principal urged a student run savings bank, Henry Barnard school in Hartford reports deposits exceeding 50 000 dollars and an average weekly intake of more than 140 dollars. Eighth graders act as tellers while teachers verify deposits and forward envelopes to Hartford Savings. Interest periods open personal accounts for pupils with two dollars or more. Withdrawals require a written parent request.
West Mooreville reflects on visits in Monroe and Jackson, births at home of Lamonte Litchard, and a Milan High School janitor Jacob Ferman's death. Local couples entertain, relatives travel to Ann Arbor and Ypsilanti, and a Mooreville Union Ladies Aid plans a June 30 social. A reminder quotes a line about work and quitting hours.
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