Controversy Over Age of Man in America Grows
Dr. Guid ley argues age uncertainty surrounds early American humans but presents new evidence from recent work supporting human presence in the Pleistocene. Smithsonian statement cites 1916 remain finds at Verno Florida by Dr E H Sellards and later amateur discoveries linking to Pleistocene fauna.
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Fen
Pashington
Amerti
Smithsonian Instra
America
Melbourne
Gidley
Smithsonian
E. H. Sellards
Florida
Verno
Fla
Human skulls tie to Ice Age beds in Florida
Smithsonian researchers insist 1925 Melbourne and Vero finds come from Pleistocene strata. Gidley asserts the skulls, bone awls, arrow heads and pottery pieces were embedded in the middle Ice Age layer, not deposited later, with evidence from fossil mammal remains and stratigraphy supporting an early to mid-Glacial context.
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Melbourne
Amherst- Smithsonian
Vero
Gidley
Smithsonian
Mothers Day Service and Epworth Leagues Installed in Grafton
In Grafton May 18 a large Moth ers Day service filled the M E church with a sermon on times honored name mother. The Graf ton and Belden Epworth Leagues were formed in the evening with officers named including presidents lired Ahigrim and Mary Frances Schriver first vice presidents Edna Heath and Maybelle Rass enger second vice presidents Mildred Bartlett Ruth Stock third vice presidents Lillian Longwell Dorothy Hosler and officers Ward Whaley Raymond Pomeroy treasurer Lloyd Bartlett Lois Rogers. Visitors included Elmer Wolfe and wife from Akron and Dr C B Hess and son Johnnox. Homemaker Club meets May 22 at Mrs C C Essel baugh. Further notes mention visits by Frank Jones and Oscar Cane and caring duties for Mrs Reynolds and Mrs Pratt.
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Grafton
M. E
Belden
John Nox
Homemaker Club
C. C. Esselbaugh
Sunshine Court
Frank Jones
Cleveland
Oscar Cane
Lakewood
E. A. Elley
W. N. Hitchcock
Medina
Mary Starkey
Ohio State to end full time team captains this year
Columbus May 18 This is the last year for full time captains of athletic teams at Ohio State University. The remaining captains are Merlin DuBois Columbus tennis Captain Paul Tooley Troy track and Captain Widdifield Brunswick baseball. An honorary captain will be named after the season and squad leaders will be named before each contest.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Merlin DuBois
Paul Tooley
Troy
Widdifield
Brunswick
Young Salmon Tagged In Stockholm Project
The Swedish Fishery Department undertakes tagging thousands of young salmon to monitor their movements and wanderings, an arduous effort aimed at tracking stock and migration patterns.
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Stockholm
Swedish Fishery Department
Fishermen urged to report marked salmon for bounty
The notice requests anyone who captures a salmon marked in a certain way to forward the fish to government fishery authorities, noting where found and other data. The Bureau of Fisheries pays the finder 50 cents to help track the roamings of this species.
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Arline Walker
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Dorothy Schuerer
Frances Emery
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Grafton High School
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Epworth League
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Paul P. Brown
Grafton Theatre
Dean Bosworth
Oberlin College
Carolyn Arnold
Alice Dermer
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Frank Shoulter
Harold Tran
Clarence Woodings
Leonard Baker
Stanley Markus
Marlin Shiveley
Henry Walker
Eastern Star Lodge
LaGrange
Howard T. Winters
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Joe Smith
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