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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1973
Page
6
Ohio State University Cooperative Extension Service highlights the January bulletin on controlling household insects and mites. It lists common pests like ants bedbugs carpet beetles clothes moths and cockroaches and notes safe methods for dwellers to manage infestations.
The bulletin outlines who may use certain pesticides and lists formulations homeowners can use such as dusts wettable powders soluble powders emulsifiable concentrates oil solutions granules aerosols and balts. It emphasizes proper pest identification and consulting a reliable pest control firm when in doubt.
Dear Abby columns present domestic queries on bets with a football obsessed father in law, marital funds and mother in law letter snooping, wedding dress expectations, and pest control guidance with detailed safety notes and a list of pesticides including Aldrin and malathion. The advice ranges from managing gambling rules to honest communication and practical household tips.
Reader concerns about nightly heartburn and heart disease are explored. The medical view stresses indigestion is a symptom complex, often unrelated to the heart, and urges complete examinations, heart tests, and sensible eating to reduce episodes. It notes heartburn can have multiple causes beyond acidity.
A retirement dinner in Athens honored Helen Shank of the Athens Mental Health Center. Attending were psychiatric aides from her home ward including Annabelle Simons Phyllis Grubbs Mildred Perry Juanita Young Frances Williams Carolyn Carin Wilma Cottrill and Irene Barnhart. She began work as a psychiatric aide on May 21 1956.
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