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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1952
Page
8
Lime curd deposits in collars cuffs and linens stem from hard water and fatty acid detergents. Three remedies exist soft water systems water softeners or synthetic detergents. remove existing curds with Calgon Tex soak then rewash with strong detergent to condition the washer and clothes.
Seasoning whets Lenten appetites with Avery Island jambalaya. Ingredients include butter onion green pepper tomatoes shrimp rice and seasonings. Cook onions in butter until yellow then add shrimp water tomatoes Tabasco and salt. Add rice, simmer, then add shrimp and finish cooking for about 30 minutes yielding six servings.
Panhellenic Association of the University of Michigan will present its annual Variety Show featuring Spike Jones and his Musical Depreciation Revue at 8 p m Monday March 17 in Hill Auditorium Ann Arbor. The program includes popular tunes with Jones humor and several other acts including an Amateur Hour closer with varied contestants.
The lineup at Ann Arbor features Helen Grayce the torch singer and Mrs Jones’s wife, long haired Sir Frederick Gas, and a two headed drummer among others in the act.
The columnist predicts Lincoln over Dexter and St Thomas, Salina over Roosevelt, U High over St Mary, and Saline to beat U High and edge Incom for the championship.
Saline's Little Hornets lost 50 to 40 to Chelsea last Friday night. Jack Steiner led with 12 points, Ken Burmeister 10, Charlie Steiner 9 while Chelsea’s Phil Bareis scored 22 and Dave Elkins 13. Chelsea pulled away with a 22 point third quarter after a tight first half.
Mrs. Hirth born March 31 1870 in Lodi Township daughter of Geo Jedele lived most of life in Saline with separations in Sa line and Ann Arbor. She married George Hirth April 2 1891. he died Jan 5 1926. Surviving are two daughters and a third in Saline, five sons in Ann Arbor and South Lyon, 27 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, and brother Albert Jedele. Olga Haab had died earlier. Funeral Tuesday at Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Arthur Wacker. burial in church cemetery.
Mrs Arthur Jacobsen will host the Women’s Class of the Federated Church School on Friday evening March 7 at 8 o’clock. The class president Mrs Russell Richards announces a program on Michigan Wild Flowers presented with color projections.
A Saline Hatchery announces it has purchased 600 chicks for 1953 season breeding, spending 1200 dollars on premium cockrels and hinting at further offerings to readers of The Saline Observer.
Mrs. Martha M. Hirth 81 mother of the four Hirth Bros Dairy owners in Ann Arbor died early Sunday at the home of her daughter Mrs Adolph Lindemann 111 Be Henry Street after a brief illness.
The Saline Hatchery reports repeating last year's import program for top breeding stock. They will source day old cockrels from Twitches Exeter NH Holtzapple OH Gasson Versailles OH and Indian River PA for Barred Rock Leghorn and White Rock lines. Incubators hold 20 000 chicks weekly with strong demand and stable pricing amid a banner year expected despite fewer total chicks.
A late February notice from Art Hagen at Saline Hatchery Saline Mich promotes live chicks ready for hatchery supply. The letter includes contact tel 52 as part of the advertisement.
A 20 passenger gasoline cruiser built in Vancouver operates on Maligne Lake in Jasper National Park during summer. Canadian National Railways lists thousands of freight and passenger cars and a vast array of bedding and towels for its sleeping cars. The International Limited, now in service for half a century, runs Montreal to Chicago and Montreal to Toronto routes, covering 335 miles in six hours and 851 miles in about 16 hours.
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