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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
5
The article argues spring is ideal to treat catarrh as airways clog and breathing hurts. It promotes 8 8 8 as a nature aligned remedy backed by fifty years of use and urges readers to start a course to eradicate catarrh germs in blood. It invites medical advice from Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta Georgia.
Mr. F. H. Beckier visits Cincinnati on business. Nannie Allom Rebekah Lodge meets Thursday at 7. Mrs. H. B. Sigl e y and Mrs. R. L. Woodworth travel to Columbus for a two day stay. Frank R. Gross and Mrs. Gross go to New Lexington to visit son Carl Gross and family. Current Events Club shifts meeting to Thursday 7:30 hosted by Mrs. Richard Imes. Kiners Association Fathers Meeting at Music Hall features talks and songs on kindergarten home cooperation and free kindergartens.
A pupils recital will be held in Music Hall Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock. Performers include Ruth Strahl Louise Baughman Mabel Battrick Janice Battin Janet White Vandan Miley and others known in college music circles. Admission free.
The Carrie Goodrich Auxiliary of the C W B M will meet at the Christian church on Thursday March 11 at 2 PM. The program includes songs, invocation, business, devotional led by Mrs N K Alderman, talk Opening the Great Closed Land by Mrs Chas Cameron, hidden answers by Mrs W A Reading, offering and dues collection, welcoming new members, benediction, and social hour with refreshments. Visitors welcome and Easter offerings encouraged as dues year ends.
The City Federation met Monday afternoon at 3 in the Presbyterian church under the Social Literary Club. Mrs. W. H. Sharp of Columbus, state president of the Ohio Federation of Women’s Clubs, delivered the afternoon address. Mrs. B. N. Hobson, city federation president, presided.
Mrs Sharp spoke to the Athens federation praising the role of culture clubs and the federation’s growth from one district to four. She urged Americanization through ground work and war effort involvement as club women prepare for suffrage. Out-of-town guests included Mrs Julius Fischer and Mrs R H Jackson.
Mrs Robert Blair of Terre Haute Indiana reports two years of kidney and bladder trouble eased after using Foley Kidney Pills. She notes relief from backaches tired spells and headaches with clearer vision and improved kidney function. The pills are said to help kidneys purify blood and reduce impurities causing aches and rheumatic pain.
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