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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
5
A London birth tale follows a mother’s pregnancy warning, a caesarean delivery after long labor, and the shock of waking from anesthesia to fear the baby is dead. The newborn is shown in an incubator row of jewel like glass.
A reader asks how to refuse a date without hurting feelings while dating within her own faith. Abby suggests telling the truth and avoiding repeated pressure. The column then presents multiple reader questions on marriage abuse, house closings, and wedding invitations with guidance and responses.
State Agriculture Director Gene Abercrombie says dyed or colored rabbits and baby poultry are illegal to sell or give away in Ohio. Non dyed poultry may be sold only in lots of six or more, and chicks must be at least four weeks old with brooders and heating devices kept for their care.
In this Speaking Of Your Health column Dr. Coleman discusses growth hormone therapy for an 11 year old boy, noting endocrinology evaluation, bone age X rays, and potential use of androgens for growth. The column also explains the caloric test used by ENT and neurology specialists to assess inner ear function and balance.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the First Apostolic Church of Rolling Hills sponsors a rummage sale at the Armory on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds benefit church activities and outreach.
The Athens County Extension Homemakers Council met at Mrs. Robert Hawk’s home with guest speaker Mrs. Max Evans advocating Cancer Society aims. Members learned cancer warning signals, loaned sickroom equipment, and noted April as cancer crusade month. New officers include Mrs. Raymond Lane president, Mrs. Marion Brazier vice president, and Mrs. Dave Stricklin secretary treasurer. Public meetings set for April 25 and May 9, with June 6 for officer installation and annual picnic. Athens Grange announced Pomona Grange public auction and an Easter program. A $10 donation supported state youth work. fourth degree awarded to Mrs. Bertha Fee.
4 H activities at 96 Charles St and 11 Ring St elected new officers for projects Lets Explore the Outdoors Judy Baker Dick Carter Tracy Mor man Deb by Harris Kim Henry and others. Ames Bern Wonders at Amesville School elected Susan Williams Cathy Kilzer Robin Dishong Jane Linscott Kathy Brown and assigned Melissa Farley Dave Starlin Connie Hensley Todd Dean Cindy Richie Brown to clubs roles.
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