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Saline Observer

Location

Saline, Michigan, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1940

Page

2

Early Saline settlers and the old salt lick history

Miss Anna Jewett recounts Saline’s pioneer era from 1824 to 1837 highlighting the first taverns built by Leonard Miller and Daniel Cross, the Risdon surveyor era, the establishment of the village Saline, early schools, churches, and key figures like Silas Finch, Orrin Parsons, and Moses River, with notes on native Potawatomi presence and paths of settlement.

Anna Jewett The Observer Saline Anthony Wayne Pottawatamies Wayne County Salt Lick Leonard Miller Mr. Miller Daniel Cross Millers Russell Briggs Orrin Chester ‘Parsons Orrin Fuller Samuel Cross George ‘Miller Samuel Douglass Orange Risdon Risdon Buffalo Detroit Pontiac Chicago U.S Silas Finch State of New York Finch Adrian Streets McKinnon Flock Caleb van Husen Benton Chicago Road Robert Craig Polly Gilbert Mr. Risdon Daniel Daniel D. Wallace Danial D. Wallace Archibald Armstrong Chester Parsons Sumner Place Friis and Brackel Schuyler Mill Moses River Calvin Lamb Harriet “Sumner Russell Mills Julius Bredernitz Don Ford Baptist Jesse Stephens Thomas Bodley Presbyterian Church Newark N. Y N.Y Michigan Peter Cook Jacob Cook

Spring Signs and Hodgepodge Notes From Our Country Page

A country themed column invites reader ideas for home tasks and recipes. It shares verse celebrating countryside life and spring growth, then includes a plant and garden hint from an asparagus grower about successful cultivation.

Nutrition tips for growing children from Michigan State College

Home economists at Michigan State College advise meals packed with milk for bone and tissue growth, eggs as strong protein sources, and daily servings of fruits, vegetables, and whole grain cereals. They suggest three to four glasses of milk daily, four to five eggs weekly, and at least four servings of produce per person daily.

Michigan State College

Portable electric cooker promises complete meals on the go

An all in one electric kitchen unit fits in a compact package for use at the cottage, picnics, car trips, or porch suppers. It cooks a full meal including vegetables a roast potatoes and gravy so you can leave it cooking while you enjoy the day out.

Electric cookers offer versatile, convenient dining options

Plugs in anywhere the cooker operates from any outlet. You can use it on the dining table for entertaining and buffet parties. Waterless cooking preserves juices for tastier, healthier meats and vegetables while reducing indoor heat and outdoor kitchen effort. 80,000 neighbors already use these electric cookers. see displays at stores and Detroit Edison offices.

Detroit Edison Detroit Edison Company

Dietary guidance for children with lean meats and desserts

The guidance states lean meats such as liver or kidney can be served once daily for children. a meat dish during the week is acceptable. Desserts should not replace important foods and may be a family favorite like custards puddings ice cream fruit sherbet plain cookies or plain cake. Dried candied or fresh fruit is also wholesome as a dessert option.

Turning Back the Pages of the Files

The column lists local social visits and events across Saline and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Earl Fosdick, Mrs Mary Wolf, Rev Hoffman, K B Simmons, George Forester, Emanuel Cook, Amanda Weisele, Wilma Cole, Gary Indiana, Carl Moehn, Lydia Martin, T N Ross, William Shaw, John Van Vleet, Jacob Baha farm, Harley Gibb, Ypsilanti, Ann Arbor, B E Rogers, Linnie Rogers, Frieda Gross, Fred Ottmar, Oscar Weber, Lena Bredernitz, Rentschler family, Loretta Schaible, Loretta Schaible resigns, Dion, Rentschler, Doris, Alice, Rubena Schmacher, Theodore Feldkamp, Mina Ewing, Dowagiac, Lillian Stang, Sarah Schleh, G D Ehnis, Monroe, William Wood, A G Cobb, Catholic church in Milan, J F Weissinger, Boettner house, McKay street, Carl C Heininger, ElsCollins, B P Davenport, W E Pope, Frances Kelloge, Adrian.

Earl Fosdick Mary Wolf Ann Arbor Hoffman K. B. Simmons George Forester Emanuel Cook Amanda Weisele Freedom Carl Moehn Wilma Cole Gary Indiana Ernest Robison John Bennett Tecumseh Lydia Martin Clinton T. N. Ross William Shaw John van Vleet Jacob Baha Dundee Harley Gibb Ypsilanti Ann Anchor B. E. Rogers Jackson Linnie Rogers Detroit J. E. Rogers Loretta Schaible Frieda Gross Fred Ottmar Oscar Weber Florence Herman Rentschler Eugene Lena Bredernitz Emanuel Rentschler Charles Rankin Richard Thomas Rogers Roland George Becker Rentschler Doris Alice Rubena Schumacher Christ. Rentschler H. Cook Daugher Theodore Feldkamp Mina Ewing Dowagiac Lillian Stang Sarah Schleh G. D. Ehnis Monroe William Wood A. G. Cobb Anti-Saloon League Bertha Rogers L. G. Rogers Reuben H. T. Nichols Zoa Saline Charles Tower Ronald Milan Will Orr Hattie Anna Corkins A. W. Lashier J. F. Weissinger Carl C. Heininger Elsa Collins Boettner House McKay Street B. P. Davenport W. E. Pope Frances Kelloge Adrian

Methodist Church Morning Worship and Activities

Walter C. B. Laxman serves as minister with a morning worship service at 10 to 11 followed by a sermon on What of Religion. Church school runs 11 to 12 led by Ray Davis as superintendent with Junior League from 6:30 to 7:30 and Epworth League led by Mrs. J Stark, with John Baker as president.

Ray Davis J. Stark Epworth League John Baker

Trinity Bvy Lutheran Church Service and Meet

Divine services with Holy Communion in German at 10:00 a m led by Rev H L Hagel. The league plans a Thursday meeting on May 23 at the Geo Brassow home. A local Blissfield item notes a three month old chick raised in a five gallon glass jug for advertising chick feed.

League Geo. Brassow Blissfield

War boosts Michigan honey sales to Canada

Canadians bought 700000 pounds of Michigan honey in January through March, stretching supplies after Britain restricted imports. R H Kelly of Michigan State College notes Michigan honey matches Ontario in color and flavor, aiding substitution as state production reaches about 130 million pounds, the best since 1936.

Michigan Ontario Britain R. H. Kelly Michigan State College Michigan Beekeepers Association Kelly

Weather urges caution as distemper and flu threaten Michigan horses

Winter cold has kept horse distemper and influenza at bay in Michigan. Experts advise isolating a newly purchased horse for 10 days, vaccinating against sleeping sickness with a vet’s chick vaccine, and vaccinating in May before mosquito season. The note recalls Egypt’s 333 AD wheat price as a dated aside.

Michigan R. Ss. Hudson Michigan State College Hudson

Federated Church Announces Services and Prayer Meetings

The Federated Church lists events for Rev. Roy J. Miller including praise at Miss Mary Morden’s home on Thursday May 16 at 7 30 p m and choir practice on Saturday at 8 p m Evening worship Sunday May 19 at 10 a m Sermon titled The Church Militant Sunday school 11 15 C Gray dan Everett superintendent Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m The Northern Baptist Convention meets in Atlantic City next week and the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church opens in Rochester New York Pray for divine guidance and worldwide influence.

Mary Morden Church Militant C. Graydan Everett Christian Endeavor Northern Baptist Convention Atlantic City General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church Rochester N. Y

Band Concert Plans And New Certificates

The band enjoyed the concert and plans frequent marching practices this summer. New members Charlotte Phelps and Beatrice Nelson earned apprentice certificates, Lois Finkbeiner earned a third class certificate, with a Macon concert scheduled for May 26 at 2 p.m.

Charlotte Phelps Beatrice Nelson Lois Finkbeiner Macon

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