Blue whales cited as largest creatures far surpassing dinosaurs
An authority states blue whales reach up to 115 tons in weight and about 100 feet in length, making them the largest living beings and far heavier than the giant extinct dinosaurs.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1953
Page
6
An authority states blue whales reach up to 115 tons in weight and about 100 feet in length, making them the largest living beings and far heavier than the giant extinct dinosaurs.
POMEROY Johnny Appleseed operetta to be shown by Salisbury district pupils at 8 p.m. on Tuesday May 12 announced by principal R E Whaley. Arbor Day program featured readings and songs by students from first through eighth grade with tree planting scene on the playground.
County health officials announced two mobile chest X ray units will visit Racine and Harrisonville on Thursday. In Racine the unit will be at the high school farm shop from 1 to 4 pm and 5 to 8 pm. In Harrisonville the unit will be at the high school from 1 to 3 pm and 7 to 9 pm. All residents over 15 may receive a free chest X ray. participation was encouraged beyond students.
A female lobster hatches her offspring by carrying them on her underside. She may cradle about 75 000 eggs for up to ten months. In Milan Italy a woman holds a position as director occupying a 200 director role.
Multiple 4-H groups report April activities and upcoming May events. Cloverettes, Sunshine Girls, Rutland Busy Bees and Make-It Club mention sewing demonstrations, project progress, bake sale funds, and planned meetings at homes or schools. Ohio Valley Boys 4-H Club organized May 1 with officers elected and projects selected.
Bashan Harvesters met with adviser Cris Smith with nine members present. Ralph Trussell reported on training a heifer calf for the fair. Paul Torrence was assigned to report at the next meeting on June 6 at 8 p.m. Roger Bissell.
POMEROY The junior senior banquet and dance at Rutland High School was held Saturday night at the Farmers Hotel in Gallipolis. It marked the first time a dance accompanied the annual banquet. The banquet began at 6 p.m. with the dance to follow at 7 30 p.m. Ted Wildermuth orchestra provided music. Don Swisher junior class president gave the welcome address. Keith Nelson senior class president spoke for his group. The invocation was by Rev. Robert Linter, with Rev and Mrs Linter and faculty members attending the banquet.
Jackson, Highland, Gallia, Lawrence, Scioto and Meigs counties meet to organize the Rural Women's Camp at Canter's Cave July 1 to 3. Theme The Past A Challenge for Tomorrow. Fee 5.50 for all or 80 cents unit with 1 paid at registration. Final registrations due June 24. Crafts include watercolor, flower arrangements, lamp making.
Under the International Whaling Agreement whalers are forbidden to kill gray whales and all calves suckling whales or female whales accompanied by calves.
James Franklin Nester of Pomeroy High School was chosen to represent Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, at Boy's State. C. J. Rhodes and J. M. Thornton reported on a Columbus legion forum where a resolution to Congressman Thomas A. Jenkins on veterans benefits was approved.
The Grange degree team will rehearse at the hall here on Thursday evening as part of upcoming ceremonies.
A passenger recounts waking to find himself the sole survivor of a German aircraft crash during his voyage with Morpheus. The incident details and exact flight are unclear in the report.
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