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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1941
Page
3
Don’t miss the athletic banquet this Thursday night at the high school. Tickets are 75 cents each and honor the football and basketball players with letters. Bake sales at Ben Uphaus store on March 22 and March 29 hosted by church groups.
Local social notes list visits across Durand Royal Oak Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor. Family gatherings celebrate birthdays anniversaries and engagements while club events and city notices set election roles and forum plans.
A school page lists honor roll sections for Twelfth through Seventh grades with multiple names. A visitors section explains what to expect when visiting grades three to six, highlighting student work and character traits.
On Thursday evening March 27 the Baganz Trio and friends at Trinity Lutheran church will perform sacred Chorale and Christian Hymn on harp marimba vibraharp and chimes. Otto Baganz is a renowned harpist whose Chicago Century of Progress display featured the finest harp. A free concert with a voluntary collection to cover expenses.
Mrs. Washburn and girls from class two and three of the home making department presented a style show and tea in a department store style at the school Friday. Guests toured shops for tiny tots to lingerie and admired dresses while four girls poured tea, with yellow and white spring decor and green tapers.
Michigan State College researchers describe a smoking method for heavy turkeys aimed at year round markets. Seven birds averaging 14.3 pounds were reduced to 5.8 pounds boneless ready to serve after steam pressure cooking, smoking, and removing giblets. Cost per pound live was 20 cents, yielding 68 cents per pound boneless meat, with giblets extra and soup potential. chefs in southern states already buy it.
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