Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 7, 1985
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The Rev. Nettie Gray in another role as the cook at Psi Upsilon fraternity.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 15, 1940
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HEALTH SERVICE KITCHEN READY: This immaculate and bright kitchen was ready today for preparation of meals in the school-time schedule at the new University Health Service.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 25, 1955
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MODERN WITH CHARACTER: The kitchen is up-to-date with all new facilities, including built-in range. The large oak logs across the ceiling impart the character of age.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 10, 1940
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MAKING MOST OF HONEY BEE'S WORK: Mrs. Ruth H. Hoover of Clinton is trying to educate Michigan beekeepers to the use of the product of their hives. She is finding new uses for honey as a sweetening every day and passing on the information to other beekeepers, through recipes published in Michigan Beekeeper, a monthly trade magazine. She has demonstrated multifarious uses of honey, too, before the general public at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. She and her husband, Guy, are beekeepers themselves. Honey cookies were in order in the top picture, while in the lower photo Mrs. Hoover is inspecting one of her jars of canned fruit. She uses honey in place of sugar in all of her canning.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 10, 1940
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MAKING MOST OF HONEY BEE'S WORK: Mrs. Ruth H. Hoover of Clinton is trying to educate Michigan beekeepers to the use of the product of their hives. She is finding new uses for honey as a sweetening every day and passing on the information to other beekeepers, through recipes published in Michigan Beekeeper, a monthly trade magazine. She has demonstrated multifarious uses of honey, too, before the general public at the Michigan State Fair in Detroit. She and her husband, Guy, are beekeepers themselves. Honey cookies were in order in the top picture, while in the lower photo Mrs. Hoover is inspecting one of her jars of canned fruit. She uses honey in place of sugar in all of her canning.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 31, 1965
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Mrs. Dewey Noland of Chaucer Drive learned wine cookery at her mother's elbow...and that is the way her daughters Lela, (from left) Francie and Laura will learn their cooking techniques. As she adds sherry to her Chicken, Artichoke and Mushroom Casserole, Mrs. Noland explains how the touch of wine, herbs and spices enhances inexpensive cuts of meat. Vegetables also get special treatment.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 17, 1939
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IT'S DORMITORY "CHOW TIME": In this bright new kitchen dietetically balanced food is prepared for about 900 University students who reside in the West Quadrangle dormitory units completed this fall.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1951
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Mrs. Kenneth H. Brokaw of 505 Snyder is proudly sitting in her new Youngstown Kitchen. She utilized the large double sink with sliding drainboard for extra counter space. Atop her counters is long-lasting Formica, in versatile mother of pearl. She also has it on her wall and the breakfast bar. Above the stove Youngstown provides a spice cabinet convenient to cooking. The picture speaks for itself. Your kitchen can be as beautiful and streamlined as Mrs. Brokaw's by coming in or calling for a measurement. Call today!