Illness Follows Influenza With Pneumonia Development
The subject became ill from influenza and subsequently developed pneumonia, prompting medical concern and continued observation.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
5
The subject became ill from influenza and subsequently developed pneumonia, prompting medical concern and continued observation.
Seventy five attendees gathered at the new American Legion quarters in Glouster on High Street Thursday night. The Ladies Auxiliary presented contests and singing with prizes, plus a reading by Mrs. Esta Haskins. Refreshments followed and socializing continued late.
W A Pride hosted the Rothwell Club at South High Street on Thursday with Merc E M Blower presiding. The gathering opened with America the Beautiful, roll call noted famous visitors, and Mrs MM presented a paper on Lindbergh with remarks on his time in Paris and South America.
Chauncey ent Teacher Association met at Chauncey high school auditorium with President A L Preston in the chair. A discussion focused on feeding needy children in Chauncey and Ver Township schools and the group voted to buy bowls for serving soup. Donors asked to contribute bowls for outlying schools lacking dishes.
Elmer Phillips seventh grade pupil in Chauncey is much improved at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens after ceiling plaster fell at the school Tuesday. He suffered deep scalp wounds and loss of blood. Classmate Marjorie Hamilton and Katherine Phillips were slightly injured. Dr C N Sanders attended them.
An automobile belonging to the Police Detective Department of Columbus was found abandoned near the County Home at Chauncey and taken in charge by Constable William Collins. Detectives Knappenbarger and Ray Archer of Columbus later claimed the car, which had been stolen from Columbus and driven to Chauncey.
Chauncey March 4 Millfield Needle Club was entertained Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Ph D Hill. After a business session and social time refreshments were served. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Frank McDaniel. Members present included Mrs Clarence Sanders Mrs Henry Heffkin Mrs Elizabeth Robinett Mrs William Sisson Mrs Ida Myers Mrs Lewis Sanders Mrs Harvey Wade Mrs P D Hill and a visiting Mrs H O McDaniel.
Musterole promises relief five minutes after application for sore throat with repeated hourly use. The rub combines oil of mustard camphor menthol and other ingredients and is described as a counter irritant that penetrates to stimulate circulation draw out infection and pain. It has been used for 20 years and is endorsed by doctors and nurses. A milder Children’s Musterole is available.
Chauncey reports from The Messenger staff on Bradfield and Dr Messenger with updates from Millfield and The Plains. Local events and appointments are highlighted in a concise news note.
Mrs. Ralph Brown supervisor of music in Chauncey Dover Schools holds tryouts this week for the operetta Jerry of Jericho Road to be produced in April by Chauncey High School Music Department.
The Rev. Miles Hoon will fill the pulpit morning and evening Sunday March 6 at Chauncey Church of Christ Bible School convenes at 9 30 plans for Easter services will be announced and the public is invited to all services
Nelson Beatty of Fairmont West Virginia will speak in support of the United Mine Workers on Monday night March 7 at The Plains Grade School Auditorium.
Ellis Kelly is reported ill at the Chauncey residence of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Ralph Woods in Chauncey.
Miss Frances Howard of Chauncey will entertain her bridge club at her home on Gonverse Street Saturday night.
Mrs Lucy Surgeon and daughter Mrs Fierd Linscott hosted at their Plains home for dinner Thursday with Mrs William Edwards from New Haven West Virginia and Mr and Mrs Ted Edwards and their son from Columbus.
In a rough high scoring game at Hollister gym Glouster Church of Christ defeated Hollister Independents 49 to 46 after a five minute overtime. The halftime score stood 18 to 16 in favor of Glouster.
Dorothy Mullins five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James Mullins remains in a critical condition in Chauncey after a serious bout with pneumonia. The situation was reported as of March 4.
A Chauncey dinner party honored Mrs Woods on her birthday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Ralph Woods and daughter Donna Fay, Mrs Woods' parents and sister, and Mr and Mrs Henry Reynolds with Mary Margaret Reynolds of Floodwood.
A. W. Antle's general store in Trimble was burglarized early Thursday with goods worth more than 100 dollars taken. Entrance used a rear door lock. shoes hosiery meats and tobacco were among the contents. Sheriff Wingett Deputy Rasp and Peter Barrows investigated, but no merchandise recovered.
GLOUSTER March 4 Charged with burglarizing the W. W. Ertson store at McLeish on Jan 8. Robert Lunsford and Hoyt Williamson of the Little Italy district along the Oakdale Pike will be arraigned in Athens today. Authorities say Lunsford sold a shirt for 40 cents from the Bryson theft and Williamson disposed of goods.
Glouster records show the first regular council meeting of the month set for 7 o'clock tonight at the City Building. Department heads will present reports on last month’s activities.
An advertisement urges treatment for catarrh with Parmint, promising to restore hearing smell taste and clear head. It warns about permanent health decline if untreated and claims quick relief through a powder mixed with hot water taken four times daily.
The article describes a basketball game where one team leads by a small margin late in regulation. In overtime, Grouster scores a touchdown and a field goal to take and hold the advantage as the period begins, with Jimiah contributing to the late effort.
Roger Rice, previously an agent for Standard Brands in the district, has been transferred. No additional details on new duties or location are provided.
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