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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1936
Page
5
Dalton high edged Mt. Eaton 28-26 Friday at Mt. Eaton after trailing 17-10 at halftime. Stahl scored nine for Dalton, Goudy eight, Wertz seven while N. Schaffter led Mt. Eaton with 12 and Durstine added eight. Dalton reserves won 22-18.
Card thanks friends neighbors and church members for cards presents flowers and visits during a hospital stay at Woos ve hospital with appreciation for the United Presbyterian church flow Sao thove who visited.
Mrs. Williams expresses gratitude for acts of kindness shown upon return from the hospital, stating they will never be forgotten.
State Director of Education Dr E L Bowsher announces School Health Day on Friday December 11 in public schools. Students may buy Bangle Pins Santa Claus Buttons and Christmas Health Seals to support the tuberculosis campaign organized by the Ohio Public Health Association and affiliated bodies.
The annual teachers banquet Saturday night at the high school featured a hollow square table with a white Christmas tree centerpiece. Supt Beers gave thanks and eight Home Ec girls served a formal menu while Supt Ralph Hathaway acted as toastmaster and speakers from Home Economics and Agriculture addressed the group along with musical performances.
The family expresses appreciation to neighbors and friends and thanks those who sent flowers and aided them. Grateful for ministers’ comforting words for their father, the late Daniel Schwartz. The Children.
Washington reports say the United States Army has developed a radical bomb sight after severe tests at Fort Benning Georgia. The device, guarded closely, allows a single pilot to aim bombs with unprecedented accuracy, potentially revolutionizing aerial bombardment. Military attaches fear nations may change bomber designs if the secret spreads.
National Park Service announced the discovery in Arizona's lower Grand Canyon of a well mummified ground sloth extinct 30,000 to 100,000 years ago and accompanying human remains. Researchers from Caltech confirmed the find showing early Americans contemporary with the sloth and cave wall scenes.
Grand Portage Minnesota logging crews begin clearing a 100000 acre tract owned by George C. Meade company of Port Arthur Ontario. A camp of 15 buildings rises as first roads are blazed for logging. The operation, started after a land auction, will take at least three years to complete.
London reports English women seek rejuvenation from monkey gland treatment more than any other country. Dr Serge Voronoff notes women desire youth to ride golf and dance alongside daughters and granddaughters. He says a half hour graft can regain 15 years of life with ten men treated for every woman.
In Milton Pennsylvania residents along lower Cameron Avenue fish from their doorsteps as flood waters create a well stocked hole. Water collected in a railroad undergrade to about 18 feet during the flood and fell back to the river level after high water subsided.
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