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My mother was a serial newspaper clipper who died in 2008. I moved a bunch of her stuff from Michigan to NC after she died and last week I decided to look through a few of the boxes in my garage. Strangely enough, I discovered this newspaper clipping from June 1993 in her collection...
You will need to scroll the first picture to see the entire article...

Wow, what a surprise that this showed up on here! I was just featured in the local paper again last February for Edison's 170th birthday. I have a few more phonographs, less hair and more meat around the waist!
Dave D

Dave D wrote:Wow, what a surprise that this showed up on here! I was just featured in the local paper again last February for Edison's 170th birthday. I have a few more phonographs, less hair and more meat around the waist!
Dave D

Dave, that's great. Please post pictures.
Thanks
Andreas

Here I am 25 years later:
https://www.thetimesherald.com/story/ne ... /97330904/

Kind of Deja Vu coincidental that you had a follow up article and I found the earlier one... Just thank Mazie, my mother, for hoarding this bit...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Smzg9_DBQc

I remember when that article came out. We were both young then…
Roy

We enjoyed the two great articles on our friend Dave Dazer. Dave has a real passion for Edison. Dave will be a guest speaker at the APS program on Friday, June 8th. He will describe the transformation of the Fort Gratiot train depot in Port Huron, MI to a museum telling the story of young Thomas Edison. Dave Dazer is the perfect site manager at the museum and brings his passion to the site.

Plan on attending the APS program on Friday, June 8th and talk to Dave in person. See the attached schedule for the free APS program and we hope to see you at the Union show.

Rob & Joan