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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1951
Page
2
Entered as second class matter in the Post Office at Saline Michigan under the act of March 3 1879. Subscription price two dollars fifty cents per year in advance in Michigan three dollars per year in advance in outstate and U S Possessions. Single copy five cents. Advertising rates upon request.
A film note highlights Charles Chaplin in The Kid at the Liberty Theatre with adult and child admission prices. Claire Gilbert and Donald Dechert join the army the same day and are stationed at Fort Riley Kansas with Claire driving a truck.
The Files notes Robert Bob Ormsby returns from six months at sea visiting world ports and crossing the equator. He saw faraway places and endured a typhoon or two on the continental voyage home.
A home canning guide outlines making grape jelly and a fruit conserve. It covers juice extraction from Concord or similar grapes, pectin use, sugar steps, boiling times, and sealing with paraffin, plus a conserve variant with raisins nut meats and lemon.
In Renfro Valley Kentucky a new Country Store will display a large jelly bean jar for children to sample. John Lair recalls Uncle Billy Poynter in Mount Vernon and his habit of giving free samples to poor children. The story ties to a CBS Renfro Valley broadcast and memories of store kindness.
NBC daytime drama set in Manhattan’s lower east side follows Papa David a bookshop keeper and his ward Chichi. Ralph Locke portrays David Solomon since the start and Teri Keane plays Chichi. Episodes center on dramatic philosophical concepts reflecting everyday life.
Invitation note from a Mt. Vernon Iowa restaurant invites guests to use place cards for meals and says grace is welcome if desired. The message emphasizes inclusivity and respectful dining manners.
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