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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1935
Page
5
Mrs. Harry Parsons receives calls at No 6 and family visits span Manchester to Detroit. Memorial Day events, Camp Fire hikes, church meetings, and class nights appear with ties to Saline, Washtenaw and surrounding towns, including transfers between family homes, baptisms, and graduations.
A dairy article argues that cow milk production in winter hinges on summer feeding and care. It notes grass is inadequate in midsummer and heat and flies reduce intake, recommending cool barns, ample water, and a regular grain ration alongside grazing for optimal winter yields.
Fifteen years ago Mr and Mrs C A Jordan visited relatives in Adrian. Mrs John Mitchell of Detroit visited her sister Mrs C F Unterkircher for the week. Walter Boettger and family of Ann Arbor visited her parents Mr and Mrs J F Weissinger over the weekend. Mrs Erwin Klager of Bridgewater and her sister Miss Loretta Schaible were Ann Arbor business visitors Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Harl Dietiker and son Wesley went to Wyandotte Sunday and with Mr and Mrs Charles Dietiker to Belle Isle for the day. Robert Parsons was called to Chicago as a witness for the government in an accident case at a training camp two years ago. The members of St Jacob's church gave Rev Papsdorf a surprise party on his birthday. Rudolph Layher of Sandusky spent the weekend with relatives here and returned home Monday with his family.
A social note reports Miss Edna Fritz gave a party last evening for fifteen schoolmates. Other items mention Miss Mabel Elliott and George Stoll visiting in Lodi, and local gatherings including a Kalmazoo visit by Alfred Connable and wife. A 73 year old man, George Kaercher, died in Freedom and was buried today. Strawberries arrive at 15 cents per quart.
Texas scientists report ancient flint artifacts and hearth remains from a Bush River terrace near Round Rock buried as deep as eighteen feet. Professor J E Pearce and Dr B H Sellards of the University of Texas call the evidence strong, suggesting humans occupied North America far earlier than previously thought, possibly 10 000 to 20 000 years earlier, though uncertainty remains about Ice Age dating. The find adds weight to debates over early American habitation and may necessitate revising established antiquity timelines.
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