Alcoholic Powder Origin of the Word Alcohol
The word alcohol traces to a powder used in eye makeup with roots in Arabic terminology. Early usage linked the term to medicinal and cosmetic powders, shaping later scientific meaning.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
9
The word alcohol traces to a powder used in eye makeup with roots in Arabic terminology. Early usage linked the term to medicinal and cosmetic powders, shaping later scientific meaning.
After a lighting committee meeting, the Pomeroy Boosters awarded the field lighting contract to Charleston Electrical Supply Company from four bids. President Fred Rosenbaum announced a Boosters meeting Friday at 7 30 p.m. in city hall to discuss a constitution and by laws. Readable list of news members includes Ernest Flinan Orville Hogue Everett Sanborn Robert Davis Aaron Kelton Iris Kelton Mrs Jay Myers Bernard Grueser Rhea Ann Gears Jay Myers Kelton Frank G Roush Tony Locke George Smith Smoke Harris J E Rupp Floyd Clark Fred Smith H E Harris and G H Shuler. Icebergs are fresh water ice.
A safety notice warns that immunity to poison ivy is not permanent. At a picnic one person chewed ivy and risked poisoning. If contact occurs, wash exposed skin with hot water and soap, then apply rubbing alcohol.
Arthur E. Carmen 67 died at his home in Mhinersville Wednesday evening. He retired from Parkersburg Rig and Reel Co. Survived by mother Mrs Florence Carmen three brothers Ralph Albert Henry at Chester Road and a sister Mrs John Baum of Wheeling W Va Funeral arrangements incomplete.
The activity shows greater overall participation than any other competitive sport in the United States with large numbers of players and widespread engagement across regions and age groups.
The Daughters of Union Veterans gathered at Mrs. Pearl Reynolds home with ten members and one guest. A business session led by Mrs. Minnie Neutzling followed by games and prizes. Various locals, visits, and health notes among residents including Mrs. Squires visiting relatives in Columbus and Mrs. Armeli leaving for Norfolk, with several city and family movements in Pomeroy.
The Community Picnic at the Enterprise EUB church will take place Sunday at the Rocksprings Fairgrounds. A basket dinner is planned for noon and Emmett Will will provide a hay rack for attendees without transportation from the church to the fairgrounds.
Hemlock Grange alters plans so no potluck at next meeting. Meeting set for Aug 5 with refreshments provided by a refreshments committee. Harrisonville announces marriage of Rosella Borgan to Ray Birchfield on July 22 in Russell Kentucky.
The Rev Lawrence Sprankle left New Lexington to serve in Mt Gilead replacing Rev Roy Evans who moved to Akron. Weekend visitors include Mrs Clara Chaney and Mrs Mary Bussler of Toledo. Several residents from Columbus Elyria and local households visited family and local zoos, with multiple drops by relatives and friends in the area.
Local notes list Mr and Mrs Pearl Jacobs and family at Mansfield camp meeting. Columbus residents Eugene Meir Shirley Meir visit relatives including the Brookovers and Hilt family. Cedric Parker from Patterson Field spends weekend with parents. Raymond Michael injured at James Gilmore mine. Frequent visits among Columbus and Vinton residents noted.
Sam Oldfield of Middleport was held in Meigs County jail since Saturday and taken Tuesday by Kentucky authorities to Lexington to enter a Veterans' hospital. The 29 year old construction worker is charged with cutting with intent to kill after his wife was wounded.
Mrs Curtis Clark of Lancaster visits aunt Miss Allie Mauck in Middleport due to the serious illness of her uncle Earl Mauck who died last night at Holzer Hospital. Miss Mauck was taken to Gallipolis Wednesday by Mrs C P Bradbury. The Washington Monument delay is noted.
Funeral services for Dawes Lansbury, 56, will be held Friday at 2 p m at Rawlings-Coats funeral home in Middleport. Interment will follow in Miles Cemetery in Portsmouth.
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