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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
4
The Saline Observe lists publishing details, pricing and classification rules including subscription costs, advertising rates, and pay requirements for personal or business notices. It notes second class matter status and outlines charges for announcements and entertainments.
Carl A. Olson of the Michigan Corporation and Securities Commission in Lansing warns that publishing lists of new corporations does not mean the commission has approved their charters. Investors should verify with the commission or a banker before buying stock to avoid losses.
An article cites 1937 Moscow prices in U S dollars showing everyday goods such as coffee 4.27 a pound tea 10.21 sugar 0.34 per pound and milk 0.30 a quart while workers earned about 582 annually in U S currency. It notes drastic cost of living comparisons and lists many commodities with their U S price equivalents.
Morning worship at 10:00 with a sermon New Horizons. Church school 41:15 led by Ray Davis superintendent and Herbert Pink assistant. Junior League 6:30 p m under Mrs Lillian Burgan Epworth League study of books and magazines. Mid week service Wednesday 7:30 8:30. Thursday junior choir 6:45 senior choir 7:30.
Federated Church notes Rev. Roy J. Miller preaching on The Most Common Sin Practice by Christian People at 11:15. Morning worship at 10 and 7:30 with sermon One Thousand Slaves in Saline from Isaiah 21:4. Christian Endeavor at 6:30. Red Cross mentions 1,700,000 trained for first aid since 1910. roll call begins Armistice Day and ends Thanksgiving, urging enrollment.
Burnindust age rhe s at S L. L Tanner making improvements on his residence. John Richard building a new home on West Michigan Avenue. Samuel Bauer near completion north of Bridgewater. Miss Marion Rouse visiting Detroit relatives. Ann Arbor visitors Mrs. Leslie Bailey Mrs. Ernest Bailey Mrs. Clarence Johnson Friday. Mrs. Hol Wahr aiding ill sister in Thomas. Britton and Blissfield visitors at Samuel Boyd's home. A. F. Clark at Ken nard Pester’s farm. Clifford Clarence Bracey inspecting New York Central lumber. Lynford Bracey and Miss Florent Cook wed in Dex te. Poultry raisers in Washtr nanny county excel in ML.A Totevna contest. Various names noted for family visits, travel and local business changes. Health updates: Dr Kuhl to relocate to California and Arizona. Community members plan hunts and visits to Tipton, Fenton, Detroit, and Germany.
A jumble of household guidance and recipes covers cooking tips for vegetables and ham, substitutions for fats and leavening, and a rabbit dish. It includes a playful plea for reader ideas, a dietician’s substitutions, and humorous quotes about a preacher’s courage.
Michigan State College graduates of the institution management course run the Union Cafeteria as a teaching lab serving over a thousand meals daily. The ultramodern facility in the Unix building hosts a campus dining network for 6800 students along with staff and Lansing residents. Training covers catering, serving, menu planning and food cost studies while students manage operations and equipment under faculty guidance. The article also notes broader home economics programs, Red Cross efforts and community outreach across Michigan.
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