Were They Edison's Bottles Found Along Milan Canal
Milan Girl Scout Troop 208 found 18 small bottles in mud along the old Milan Canal two weeks ago. Six bottles bore Thomas A. Edison signatures and one read Edison Battery Oil with Bloomfield New Jersey imprint. curator Jim Overhols suggested possible value.
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Milan Canal
Thomas A. Edison
Jack Twaddle
Milton Stegman
Mrs. Twaddle
Edison
Two
U.S.A
Thomas A. Edison, Incorporated
Bloomfield
N. J
Batter Oil
National Carbon Co
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp
East 42Nd St
New York
N.Y
Weightlessness Pleasantry and Costs Shared by Carpenter
M Scott Carpenter described weightlessness as a very pleasant sensation while noting its high cost. He spoke at a Sandusky Chamber of Commerce luncheon and discussed the underwater program he briefly directed with the Navy. He recalled floating crumbs and stray hardware in capsules, the spectacular sunrises and sunsets, and how views from space shrink horizons and clouds to small figures.
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M. Scott Carpenter
Earth
Sandusky
South Central Board Accepts Resignations and Budgets
Greenwich South Central Board accepted the resignations of Robert Earl Lee Elsass and John Davis. Earl leaves as principal to pursue a PhD at Oklahoma State University starting June 7. Elsass moves to be elementary principal in Sidney City schools. Davis to teach math and head football at Ansonia in Darke County.
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South Central Board of Education
Robert Earl
Lee Elsass
John Davis
Earl
South Central High School
National Science Foundation
Oklahoma State University
South Central
Sidney City
Ansonia
Darke County
Real World Series Idea Spurs Talk At Kiwanis Meeting
Cleveland sportscaster Harry Jones told the Norwalk Kiwanis Club that a real World Series with international reach could emerge in coming years. He cited baseball growth in Japan Mexico the Caribbean and South America and suggested an 12 club American and National leagues with two divisions each and a final series. Jones praised Rocky Colavito while stressing Max Alvis as a key Indian and critiqued TV’s impact on baseball noting pitchers deliberateness and women’s influence on sport popularity. Paul Tucker welcomed honored seniors James Singer among them and William Dreyer led the meeting.
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Cleveland
Norwalk Kiwanis Club
St. Paul
Norwalk High
Japan
Mexico
Caribbean
South America
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Jones
Rocky
Max Alvis
Paul Tucker
Kiwanis
James Singer
William Dreyer
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