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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1942
Page
5
St James Baptist or Reformed Church in Saline Township announces divine services Sundays at 10 a.m. Sunday school follows at 11 15 a.m. Pastor Rev A Haneberg. Located 5 miles west of Saline on US 112. Everyone welcome.
Divine services at 10 a m Sunday school at 11 English services every second and fourth Sunday of the month Everyone invited Scientists classify hair types and note patriot badge for War Bond investment of at least ten percent of income each pay period
Nursery charges 75 cents for eight hours 1.00 for eight to twelve hours and 1.50 for day and night care. Price includes meals and focuses on infants and pre school children.
A nostalgic column lists Detroit visitors and local social events. Dr Roy Bixby and children join oO C Wheeler. John J Mitchell visits with Dr and Mrs Unterkircher. many residents from Alpena Romulus and Dundee visit friends and kin. a wedding knot was tied by Esquire Warren in a bank, with Tescher and Burkhardt as witnesses.
Thirty years ago electric cars will resume handling mail starting tomorrow at 6 o'clock. The Saline Band plans a lawn concert in front of The Tavern next Monday evening. Several local property changes and social events are noted including marriages and gatherings with families visiting Lansing and Deford.
A fragment advises dialing a large group to show why using Ob server advertising columns is cheaper and more efficient. It suggests reading the same number many times to reduce cost and improve reach.
A collage of home making ideas includes rug crafts and dyeing tips. A cooking expert suggests substituting syrup for sugar with less liquid and adding tomato soup to meat loaf for vitamins and flavor. Recipe for Vegetable Loaf combines beans corn carrots peas tomatoes eggs and butter baked 30 minutes at 875 degrees. News items mention visits and birthdays and a marriage notice in Ypsilanti and Ann Arbor engagements. Lost and found notes reference Tokio war bond chatter with a call to buy bonds.
The federal Agricultural Marketing Administration designates apples as a Victory Food from September 17 to 26 to boost health and economy in home cooking. Michigan State College home economics extension notes fresh apples will be featured by retailers and many households rely on backyard trees and local orchards. Apple pies dumplings upside down cake salads and eating apples fresh will be highlighted with a tested recipe for apple turnovers.
Charles Schoolmaster spent Monday and Tuesday in Fort Wayne Indiana. The Bigelows and son visited Fremont with Gertrude Powers. H F Moore family and friends vacationed in Garden City Sun. Eleanor Kelly nurse from Detroit Deaconess hospital visited Sheward family. Sarah Robison and Duncan Robison visited Stimpson in Saginaw. Enola Hall returned from visits to Caro and Akron.
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