Filament Temperature Report From Early Electric Bulb
The filament of a 60 watt electric bulb runs at 4314 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature is ten times the heat needed to brown a pie.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1947
Page
9
The filament of a 60 watt electric bulb runs at 4314 degrees Fahrenheit. This temperature is ten times the heat needed to brown a pie.
Two new products Dr Hess BARN SPRAY and FLY SPRAY Concentrate use DDT for fly control. BARN SPRAY is mixed with water for buildings where flies settle and die on sprayed surfaces. FLY SPRAY Concentrate mixes with water for livestock and includes Thanite for quick knockdown and pasture protection.
Nancy McDole of Ball Knobs Meigs County died at a Midland Pennsylvania residence of a grandchild. Her body was returned to Ball Knobs for burial in Ball Knobs Cemetery on Monday afternoon July 21 after funeral services at a nearby church.
Mr and Mrs Co D Adams hosted Layman Reed and son Tom from New Brighton Pennsylvania and Harry Millivan Jr and his two sons Bobbie and Jay from Beaver Falls Pennsylvania. The Millivans will stay for several weeks. Pellagra scurvy and rickets described as starvation diseases.
Harmonica artist Harkness of WLW rural programs will entertain at the Meigs County Fair in Pomeroy. While in Germany he found five super chromatic harmonicas and plans to perform with the Midwestern Hayride cast.
A survey shows seven out of ten American workers travel to and from work by car. Government data, transportation researchers, and employers are cited as context for rising automobile commuting trends and implications for traffic and air quality.
Middleport entries record visits from Gomer Eugene Martin and family in Chillicothe, plus gatherings with the Martins, Stevens, Byers, and many locals. The Past Chiefs Association of the Pythian Sisters held a picnic at Roadside Park, with guests including Clara Owings and others. Additional items mention travel, Army Air Corps transfer, New York buying trips, and relatives visiting from Akron, Columbus, and beyond.
A family gathering was held recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chase in Rutland. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Judson White, Mrs. Will Haptonstall, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall, Mrs. Ethel Jones of Illinois, and George Frecker of Pomeroy.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Myers of Locust Street included Mrs. William Dawson, Mrs. Minnie Arthur and daughter Eleanor, Miss Minnie Dawson of Columbus, and Mrs. Ed Koehler of Pomeroy.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Russell Miss Margaret Houdashelt Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and Beulah White of First Baptist Church attended a church associational meeting at Chester where the latter two presented a musical number on the program.
Miss Ruth Peters home economist of The Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. is a business visitor this week. Mr and Mrs William Garber Jr have returned to Akron after visiting the Garber parents on S Second Ave. Roy Hayes of Detroit is a…
POMEROY The Kinshata District Council of the Boy Scouts of America announces a 1947 sustaining membership drive from July 24 to August 7. Howard Kress, local scouting executive, says the county will meet its quota as new troops and two Cub Packs have grown in Meigs County. The campaign will align with a national February drive during National Boy Scout week.
Daughters visit Rutland at Mr and Mrs J E Michael s home. Mrs Raymond Markins of Huntington and Thelma Michael of Columbus are noted as visitors. Miss Michael recently returned from a three week vacation in Grand Rapids Michigan. Pomeroy reports Jack Stafford of Langsville taken to Martz Hospital for leg injury from a tractor accident and later returned home.
Patricia ter from Richland Washington with Mr and Mrs Ray Sherman and friends. Olivia K Reed formerly Mrs Kendall. Jacob Bechtel of Columbus and Lula Milligan of Springfield were guests of Miss Sarah Dobbs. Betty George of Columbus visits. Garen Morrison and son Charles Morrison, formerly from here now of Florida, renewing acquaintances this week.
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