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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
2
New York Bill Proposes $75 Birth Aid for Mothers
A proposed measure in the New York Legislature would provide every new mother with 75 dollars at childbirth. The funds would go to doctors and hospitals, making all women eligible regardless of wealth status, origin, or marital condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The Auctioned Violin and a Soul's Worth
A battered violin is bid up to a thousand dollars, then two and three thousand, until gone. An old man plays a melody, proving value lies in the touch of the Master. the crowd learns a soul’s worth exceeds mere price.
Strawberry Shortcake Recipe From Mrs Albert I
Instructions describe making a two layer strawberry shortcake with flour salt baking powder shortening and milk. Bake in a hot oven then assemble with mashed berries and sugar between and on top for serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert I
Macaroni and Cheese Bake Recipe by Mrs BEW
A traditional macaroni and cheese bake instructs to cook macaroni until tender then layer with a cheese sauce. The sauce blends butter flour milk and seasonings then melts in cheese before baking topped with buttered bread crumbs at 375 degrees for about 20 minutes serving six.
Household Hints From a Busy Kitchen and Shop
Practical tips for home care and cooking include flour on cake tops to control icing, salt and soda for stings, think along wood grain when staining, reuse soap scraps in the wash boiler, nip ends of potatoes for mealy results, flour in frying grease prevents eggs from sticking, boil hickory nuts to ease shelling, and store dust cloths with furniture polish in metal containers using washed coffee cans for storage.
Historical events and Lindbergh legacy mark 1877 to 1927 milestones
Chronology notes key anniversaries from 1857 to 1927 including the first telephone switchboard in Boston May 17 1877, electric fire alarm patent, fountain pen patent, U S recognition of Cuba, Lindbergh to Paris, Burr trial, and the first Atlantic steam crossing. It reflects on Lindbergh’s courage, scientific progress, and maritime travel evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
U. S
Cuba
Lindbergh
Paris
Aaron Burr
Richmond
Atlantic
Pioneer Chronicle Of Early Michigan Life In Plymouth Area
1825 records show A B Markham from New York built a nails free log bed from shakes and straw slept well in his cabin. He paid with rails and labor for potatoes and used oxen to haul eight miles. By 1826 new settlers arrived seeking land near Ypsilanti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Pioneer Society
A. B. Markham
Ontario County
N. Y
Plymouth Township
Michigan
Farmington
New York State
Markham
Ypsilanti
Dixboro
Mothproofing Furs Seeks Safe Home Storage
Moths die by proper storage as furs, in heavy moth proof bags sealed with gummed paper, fare best when transported to furriers for cold storage. Avoid sunning and dry cleaning solvents. air sparingly. remove and beat eggs every two weeks. Insurance often covers moths and burglary. optimal temperatures kept around 18 to 40 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazen Strahan
Michigan State College
Roving Reporter Covers Spring Tidings in Rural Homes
The column notes Mr. and Mrs. Claude Thomas updating homes with hardwood floors new porch and garden fencing. Residents Robert Walker Henry Alber Lawrence Weber Norton Hammond and Jacob Henes are cited along with springlike activity from fields, tractors, lawn care and blooming fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Thomas
Thomas
Robert Walker
Weber Road
Manchester
Henry Alber
Lawrence Weber
Frank Harms
Norton’ Hammond
Noble Road
Toledo
Jacob Henes
the Observer
A. J. Warren
R. Spiess
William
Fritz
Tooaline
Ed. Wild
Charles Schultz
C. Stabler
Honeymoon Salad Punchline Sparks Light Moment
A bride and groom exchange a quick joke with the waiter about a honeymoon salad. The groom quips lettuce alone as a playful reply, drawing a gentle laugh from the scene.
Poppy Day to Be Observed in Saline This Year
Poppy Day will be observed in Saline on Saturday May 29. Mrs A E ONeill head of the poppy committee announced extensive preparations by Auxiliary workers. Memorial poppies to honor World War dead will be distributed citywide by poppy girls to raise funds for Legion and Auxiliary welfare. Poppies ordered from Battle Creek Veterans Hospital where disabled veterans made them. The day honors sacrifices of those who died in the war and the flowers are their memory. The American Legion asks no set price. wear a poppy and give what you can for disabled veterans and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
A. E. O'Neill
Legion
Veterans Hospital
Battle Creek
American Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
St James Evangelical Church Saline Township May Festival
St James Evangelical Church Saline Township with Breitenbach as pastor announces Festival of the Holy Trinity on May 23. English service at 10 p m, young people's and Our League invited to attend, Sunday School at 11:00, and Decoration Day cemetery service on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Evangelical Church
Saline
Breitenbach
League
Federated Church Notes Rev Roy J Miller Minister
Federated Church notes Rev Roy J Miller minister. Sunday service at 10 oclock morning worship and 11 15 a m Sunday school 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor. If weather permits an open air vesper service may replace the church meeting meet at the church and walk to the site. Wednesday May 26 Help Lift circle meets with Miss Josen hans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Aoody
Josenhans
St John's Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Divine services at 10 a.m. and Sunday school at 11 a.m. English services held every second and fourth Sunday each month. All are invited.
Early May Plowing Boosts 1937 Bean Yields
Michigan State College researchers H R Petti grove and C E K Millar report that plowing last season's sweet clover in May before the fifteenth yields better bean crops. Late May plowing creates dry seed beds, delays germination up to 20 days, and can halve production in dry seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Pettigrove
Fram Crops Department
C. EK. Millar
Michigan State College
Michigan
Doctor's Wife Collects 1500 Dolls in Campus Hobby
Mrs. Joseph King wife of Dr. King of the University of Minnesota medical school Minneapolis has gathered more than 1500 odd dolls since 1933. The dolls are posed in lifelike scenes on campus and photographed by Dr. King for a book titled The Doll's Family Album. The collection spans from a three foot papier mache doll of the early nineteenth century to a jointed China doll on a postage stamp, with the oldest a Renaissance black haired figure and the rarest a 100-year old Edmund Keene portrait in Elizabethan garb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph King
King
University of Minnesota Medical School
Minneapolis
Many Attractions At The County Seat
This week features the fifth annual May Music Festival of Wash tenaw schools directed by Michigan State College with Ann Arbor Civic Orchestra in Hill auditorium starting at 8 15 p m. The county chorus includes 600 rural and Saline children. Folk dances involve 250 students from grades one through eight. Also the fifth annual Adult Education Institute runs Monday through Friday with morning and afternoon sessions. Rural field day at ferry field hosts 800 school children under Prof. Joseph McCulloch with 60 students guiding 150 activities. The first event begins at 1 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtenaw
Michigan State
Ann Arbor
Hill
Saline
Ferry Field
Joseph McCulloch
Michigan State Normal College
Charles Edward Guenther obituary from Lodi
Charles Edward Guenther aged 52 died at his Lodi home Sunday. Born May 16 1885 in Lodi township he married Aman Burkhardt of Saline April 17 1913. He is survived by two daughters Ruth and Iola, three sons Oscar Arnold and Harold, four sisters and funeral services were held at Bethel Evangelical church in Freedom with burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Guenther
Lodi
Lodi Township
George
Elizabeth Schneider Guenther
Amanday Burkhardt
Saline
Methodist Church Notes Bert Ede Minister
Morning worship at 10 o clock Sunday school at 11 15 Epworth Leagues 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 Wednesday evening prayer service Thursday evening choir meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Heaven and eternity in scripture and poetry
excerpt combines religious verse and reflections from Watts, Eddy, and the Bible. It juxtaposes visions of heavenly mansions with warnings against earthly sin, noting active people reject laziness and seek spiritual riches beyond mortal life.
Frederick C. Bell dies after short illness in Saline
Frederick C Bell aged 68 died Wednesday afternoon at his Saline home after a brief illness. Born in Prescott Ontario in 1869 he moved to Saline from Detroit four years ago and was a Sunbeam Chemical Company salesman. He is survived by his wife Arletta Bulloch Bell two sons in Detroit a brother and two sisters in Canada. Funeral held at home with Elder H L Peden of Ann Arbor officiating and Oakwood Cemetery burial. Out of town mourners listed from Detroit Pontiac Jackson and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick C. Bell
Mr. Bell
Prescott
Ontario
Detroit
Sunbean Chemical Company
Chicago
Bell
Arletta
Bulloch Bell
Frederick C
John C
Canada
James A. Bell
Jessie Mulholland
Edith Bell
H. Ll. Peden
Ann Arbor
Dating
Oakwood Cemetery
Victor Stretcke
Connie Grisco
Max
William Pedler
Leslie J. Cook
J. Carey
Anna Carey
William Carey
de Forest
Robert Patchin
Jane Irwin
Meredith Norris
Laurence and
Douglas. Shelby
Pontiac
Julius Grazko
Jackson
Ypsilanti
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Mam
Waller
Rederick
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