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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
6
A compact collection of recipes and notes detailing Corn Souffle with corn from cod butter milk eggs and spices, Deep Dish Peach Pie assembled with peaches tapioca honey and pastry, and a Honey Frosting. Also includes a Corn Fritters option and historic notes on Edible birds nests and George Washington's early career.
Michigan eyes postwar development of the Porcupine Mountains near Ontonagon as a wilderness recreation area of 42 000 acres. proposals include a state lodge and cabins with private operators, a top lodge view, and potential attractions like trails and a Mirror Lake tent city to serve visiting motorists while preserving wilderness character.
Paul and Helen Lambarth return home after summer with grandparents Mrs and Mrs George Walker. Ida Walker of Ithaca visited friends in Saline. Bible Study Class meets Sept 9 with Rev and Mrs S Schofield. Alma Grace born to Mr and Mrs Conrad Jaeger on August 28. Muskmelons considered large despite dry summer. Reuben Wright suffers stroke and hip fracture after moving to GA Woodbridge home. Dusty Clark’s horse dies after a band concert incident 30 years ago. T S Nurnberger and sons leave for Oscoda where he will supervise schools. Bert Derendinger undergoes gallstone operation at St Joseph’s Mercy Hospital. A J Warren helps at The Observer office during absence. Federated church dining room nearing completion to seat about 200. Norman Wolfe family and Miss Mabel Ames visit weekend.
Mr and Mrs Conrad Boett were accompanied by her father, Sr. Mrs. William ner motored to Jackson for a day. Misses Ella Blessing and Schmid spent the day with Mildred and Ethel Hahn. They returned home with relatives Monday evening and will spend the week.
Thirty years ago Miss Alma Hamlin left Saturday to visit her brother A. G. Hamlin in Cleveland. The piece lists multiple local visits and drives by families including Josenhans Fosdick and Fosdick households, plus weather notes on a dry September. Georgia Lehman, nine months old, died after a brief illness. interment was at Oakwood cemetery Sunday.
A self test from the Illinois Society for Mental Hygiene helps readers assess mental health. It contrasts poor and good mental states, urging acknowledgment of faults and gradual change in attitudes for parents and children alike.
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