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Newspaper
Panama City Pilot
Location
Panama City, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1939
Page
2
In the ongoing serial, Joan and Dan elude captors and join a packed Tech stadium scene. Tomm y Peters and teammates rally as Dan returns to play after injury, while Peters spots rival Rocco Petrone amid the crowd.
Troop No. 1 of the Girl Scouts gathered at the Women's Club on Tuesday. They opened with the grand march and discussed a program planned for next month. The meeting included patrol corners, a song learning session, and a goodby circle with taps led by Troop Scribe Jo Ann Bentley.
Frank Nelson, employee of SSCO Corp and local General Electric dealer, has been awarded a Topper membership in the Toppers club. He is one of four salesmen in the Southern division to receive membership and will be awarded a diamond studded pin for his services during the year.
In Roanoke Virginia researchers grafted Grimes Golden shoots onto a single tree and cross pollination produced a plant bearing two apple varieties. The experiment yielded a split fruit core showing red York on one side and Grimes Golden on the other.
A white buffalo has been sighted several times with a herd in the Big Delta country south of Fairbanks Alaska. Conservationist Dr William T Hornaday estimates that likely only 10 or 11 white buffalo have ever been seen by white men.
Fortune magazine argues the United States must shoulder a positive international role to secure world peace. It favors a federal union of nations, warns against isolation, and urges leadership to form a new order of peace amid a Europe long at war.
Deputy sheriff Roger Rogers served a house wife with a divorce summons at her residence. The woman reacted with disbelief asking who would sue her, and Rogers suggested it was her husband, prompting a moment of humor as she doubted the claim.
Walter Matarayntes told the court his wife Editihie left on August 3, taking nothing but a blanket. A note attached to the blanket read “Alter all, YOR Mgek 901A” as part of the proceedings.
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