Whale jaws show teeth in one of twenty seven varieties
A zoological fact notes that among 27 whale varieties only one has teeth while the others possess comb like bony structures in their jaws.
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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
8
A zoological fact notes that among 27 whale varieties only one has teeth while the others possess comb like bony structures in their jaws.
A report from Ohio State University extension horticulturist Frank Beach details statewide fruit damage from April and May freezes. Prospects are severely reduced for sour cherries and grapes, with many regions reporting under 25 to 20 percent normal yields. Apples and peaches show mixed losses, pears and plums hover near a third of normal, while blueberries and other berries vary by locale.
Thomas Bender and Don Ziegler will depart next Tuesday to Culver Military Academy for a 10 day training in life saving and first aid. Waldo Terrel has already received the training as a student at University. Other pool staff include bath attendants Mrs. Charles and Maurice Cole. Dust hazards noted as dangerous as gunpowder with possible park ignite risk from airborne particles.
County Courts judge Phil A. Henderson continued to hold court in Circleville today due to Judge J. W. Adkins illness. He presided over matters including the divorce case Nola Arledge versus Rance Arledge. An appeal by Dr. C. E. Bowers of Circleville from a Medical Board license revocation is set for June 28.
John Staton aged 24 from Nelsonville is to appear before Judge Phil A. Henderson on parole violation charges after an Athens County arrest. Staton is jailed in Hocking County, transferred from Nelsonville by Deputy Sheriff Nellis Smith.
Lucile A Wright consents to an easement with county commissioners and Falls Township trustees authorizing removal of gravel and rock from her property near Falls Mill.
Officers and advisors from at least 35 Hocking County 4-H clubs will attend a full day at Logan High School Saturday. The event starts at 10 AM with discussions from 11 to 12, a noon potluck meal, then a 1 PM to 3 PM afternoon program and a movie at Chakeres Theatre. Officials include C. C. Lang, Mabel Westervelt, Ross Wright, James Smoot, Mrs. James Smoot, Ruth Rinscheld, and William Miller assisting with morning group discussions.
The Marion Stitchers Club formerly Sprite met on Wednesday at Miss Olive Barrick's home with 10 members present. Jas. Smoot attended. The next gathering is set for June 15 at advisor Mrs. Harley Sheets's residence.
All members gathered at Miss Dorothy Settles's home for a Wednesday afternoon club meeting. One new member joined, and Miss Lila Johnson attended as a guest. The next meeting is scheduled for June 15 at Miss Settles's residence.
City police investigated the reported theft of two bicycles from United Brethren Church during a Boy Scout meeting last night. Scouts involved were Frank Mason and Hunter Burt as investigators review details and seek witnesses.
At Logan Theatre this weekend audiences can catch Granville in The Beloved Brat and the western classic The Three Mesquitters Call of the Mesquitters. The program also features Fox News and 150 other reasons to enjoy Thrill Days with matinee and night showings.
Twelve members of Scout Troop 153 hiked ten miles with Waldo Durant as leader along C and O tracks to Falls Mill crossing and through Ball School to Midway, then returned via U S Route 33. Participants named include Durant and 10 others. Jim Addock attended as guest. Regular troop meeting scheduled 7:30 pm tonight in scout hall. Nazi rule in Germany requires prepayment by handbill distributors for cleaning street copies.
Logan Scouts from St. John's School under Scoutmaster Charles Eberst enroll for the third two week period starting August 3 at the Lazarus Scout Reservation ten miles north of Worthington on Route 23. Local officials report others from Logan troops will join, registrations kept at the Scout office, camp staff to open June 28 with Howard Kautz as program director.
In Gallipolis Ohio residents anticipate June 12 events with Ohio Governor Martin Davey and Virginia Governor to join in dedicating the Eureka Dam. The project cost about 15 million dollars and marks the largest rolling dam in the country, creating a 30 foot deep river pool and easing flood control while allowing river traffic to rise above old dams.
Funeral services were held at 1 P M at the home near Dumontsville Fairfield County for William J Mauk 67 former Benton Township farmer who died Monday after a three week illness He is survived by his widow a son John at home a daughter Mrs Washington Bowers Logan a brother John Logan three sisters Mrs Walter Reasoner Logan Mrs William Griffith Washington Township and Mrs D W Thurness Columbus He was first cousin of Miss Piezza Mauk Logan Burial will be at Oak Grove Cemetery Logan Paulbearers were C E Sam Walter Griffith Verne McKinley Mauk Logan and Harry Bishop Carroll
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