Women of Saline Cabin Life Detail Early Work and Food
The speaker recalls 19th century Saline women shaping family life in a frontier cabin. They spun, wove, made soap and candles, sugar, molasses, and relied on open fireplace cooking with bake kettles. Meals used limited ingredients, with bread, puddings, and maple sugar. families kept cows, gardens, and pig barrels.
Grover and Melvin Alber Home from Detroit Visit
Grover and Melvin Alber returned from Detroit on Sunday. Miss Marie Knowles of Romeo visited Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wheeler late in the week. Paul and Ernest Boettger of Detroit visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Boettger, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William Austin and sons Hugh and George visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Furlong, in Ypsilanti, Sunday. Spring arrived with Gypsies on the county roads in latest automobile style. Parle Fosdick bought the oil and gasoline basin of Herman Hutzel and started work Monday morning. Henry Ormsby becomes rural route mail carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Knowles
Romeo
Oscar Wheeler
Paul and
Ernest Boettger
Detroit
Henry Boettger
William Austin
Hugh and
George
Clyde Furlong
Ypsilanti
Parle Fosdick
Herman Hutzel
Henry Ormsby
Local Notes From Enid And Surroundings
Local residents including Mrs JR Bamer and Mrs Martin Sehaible with family visited Manchester relatives last Sunday. Rev Hoffmann and grandson Garreston Hutchings dined with Amos Miller. Esther Frey visited Christian Frey Sr. in Ann Arbor. Dr E Meyers veterinary surgeon tested shorthorn cattle at William Clements farm recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Ageigh
Esther
Bra
Christian Frey
E. Meyers
Fowlerville
William Clements
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Sable
Hastings Wind Storm Co
A. E. A. Mommery, M .D
Ann Arbor, Mid
Hutzel
Packard St
Michigan Avenue
Ypsilanti, Mich
Fesierg
Fletcher & Fletcher
Michigan
Mae
Grover and
Melvin Alber
Enid
Mrs
JR. Bamer
Gibachete
Belesane
Wortley CO
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Styleplus Clothes
Mark Downs
Main Street
Ann. Arbor