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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1946
Page
7
A scientist argues that humans have a natural sleep cycle from 8 p m to midnight, suggesting most people feel rested when retiring within that window. The claim appears in a discussion about circadian rhythms and sleep timing.
The article notes that people who suffer from sleeplessness should retire early and maximize sleep before midnight to improve rest. It emphasizes the value of going to bed early and maintaining a consistent nighttime routine.
Tri Psi Sorority of Nelsonville gave 100 dollars to the American Red Cross for Chillicothe Veterans Hospital. The funds bought two electric phonographs and five needles, with inscribed plaques. Evelyn A. Miller praised the gift and noted the music will aid patient morale.
A youth movement reports over 3000 hostels across Europe with 213 located in England and Wales as it expands rapidly. The growth reflects rising youth travel and cultural exchange across major cities and regions.
Mrs. Irving Karr Sr. returned from Parkersburg where she stayed with her mother Mrs. Martha Echols. The WSCS of Asbury Methodist Church held a Wednesday chicken dinner with many members present. Ward Sayre left Camden-Clark Hospital for home after treatment.
Mr and Mrs Fred Cheadle announce the birth of a daughter Lana Lee in Athens at Sheltering Arms Hospital on December 18. The baby weighs seven pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Naham Cheadle of Albany and Mrs Martha Cottrill Malone.
Out of town relatives and friends attended funeral rites here on Dec. 15 for the late Mrs. Mary Ann Greene. Relatives listed from Columbus Marietta Sugar Grove Lancaster Zanesville Newark Logan The Plains Murray City and other communities attended with numerous Greene family members.
A Christmas morning service at First Presbyterian Church Nelsonville starts at 10:30 with organ music by Miss Mary Louise Bowen, carol singing, two solos, and a 15 minute sermon by Rev. Lloyd Evans on the Life of Christ for children. The observance aims to engage both children and adults.
Nelsonville report states W L Hudson is recovering satisfactorily after an emergency operation at St Anthonys Hospital in Columbus Sunday afternoon. Mrs Hudson stays in Columbus at her son Paul's home until his return home. His son Dr W E Hudson of New Philadelphia and daughter Mrs David Thomas of Akron returned home after assisting at the operation.
Mrs. Julia Davis Robertson 74 former Nelsonville resident died Sunday night at 1249 Harrison Ave Columbus after a long illness. Wife of Will Robertson she moved to Columbus about 30 years ago. Survived by three brothers Eben at home Charles Washington DC and Delbert Nelsonville. Funeral Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the late residence burial Green Lawn Cemetery Nelsonville.
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