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!

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 22, 1951
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No question what Youngstown Kitchens can do for you and your home. This wonderful kitchen gives you the maximum in convenience, the maximum in beauty and the maximum in value. Pictured above is the kitchen of Mrs. Anna Volz of 326 5th St. Her problem was the lack of storage. The double Youngstown Utility cabinets to the right of the sink conveniently provide space for cooking necessities, dish cloths, and towels. Her beautiful double bowl sink with COROK covered counter, which will stand up under the heat of a blow torch, and multi-drawer under cabinets give additional storage and work space. Youngstown has a cabinet for every use. She also had the space fan installed to remove undue odors. Make your plans to modernize with Youngstown. P. S. The table top in lower left hand corner has a Corok top. You can order this through us.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 15, 1969
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Experts in appreciating good Chinese food, Jennifer and David Eng-Wong watch their mother prepare Egg Rolls. The children enjoy eating theirs plain, but the rolls may be served with mustard or light soy sauce. Mrs. Eng-Wong learned some techniques of Chinese cooking from her mother-in-law and others while studying at New York's China Institute.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 13, 1977
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Chef Bill Dettling In Spanking New Kitchen

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 27, 1973
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Mrs. Charles Newman puts the finishing touches on her family's favorite dessert, Apple Crumb Pie. The quick dessert which Mrs. Newman says "all kids really love" is especially good served warm. (Photo by Cecil Lockard)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 29, 1969
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A Centerpiece That's Good To Eat. Mrs. Lee E. Danielson puts the finishing touches on a Sugarplum Ring, a tasty coffee cake that doubles as an attractive centerpiece for a brunch table. An expert at breadmaking, she is surrounded by other specialties, including (from left) an Orange Butter Coffeecake, a pumpernickel loaf and Holiday Sage Bread. (News photos by Cecil Lockard)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 12, 1957
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SPEWED STEW: Bam! went last night's dinner at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Stuart M. Gould, jr., of 2309 Yost Blvd., Pittsfield Park, when a pressure cooker full of stew exploded on the gas range. John, 5 1/2, and Michael, 7 1/2, point to the lid of the pressure cooker embedded in the kitchen ceiling. No one was hurt in the accident. The two boys and their two sisters were in an adjacent room, and Mrs. Gould was at a nearby kitchen counter at the time. The force smashed the burner of the stove.