Fragmented medical note hints at stiff joints and pain
The readable text suggests someone describing stiff pains and joints. It is unclear but indicates discomfort and possible need for medical attention or diagnosis.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1932
Page
6
The readable text suggests someone describing stiff pains and joints. It is unclear but indicates discomfort and possible need for medical attention or diagnosis.
Lone meeting of the Woman's Music Club with hostesses Mrs. C. C. Millikan and program chair Mrs. H. G. Stalder studied romantic composers Weber Chopin Schubert Schumann Mendelssohn. Helen Hedden president elected delegate to Federated Music Clubs convention in Cleveland April 7 8 9 with Bertha Schaber as alternate.
The Child Conservation League elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms. New officers include Mrs. Hal H. Rowland president, Mrs. Thomas E. Gibson vice president, Mrs. Eva Welsh secretary, Mrs. A. W. Boetticher treasurer, and Mrs. L. W. Kelley press correspondent. Mrs. W. F. Giesecke was named chairwoman for the district meeting in Athens on May 10. A report by Mrs. E. G. Campbell detailed success of sanitary drinking cup equipment installed in the Ladies’ Rest room at the Court House.
Maecenas Literary Club will plant two trees Friday at 1 pm on the West Side school grounds. An Arbor Day program by pupils will follow. The public is invited. The time is moved earlier to finish before the West State Street Cemetery program later that afternoon.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Christian Church invites Athens area women and friends to a coffee hour hosted by Mrs. Charles Cameron at 32 North High Street. Hours run 2 to 5 PM and 7 to 9 PM with assist by Mrs. S E G Pedigo and Mrs. Neal Hessel and group.
The advertisement promotes the Vicks Nose and Throat Drops with Vicks VapoRub under the Vick Plan. It promises a refund if you are not delighted with results, directing buyers to consult their druggist for the money-back guarantee.
A city committee met at West State Street Cemetery to finalize plans for the George Washington Bicentennial Memorial tree planting set for Friday at 2 30 pm. Ten trees will be planted at Revolutionary soldiers graves with participants from city leadership and civic groups.
Mr and Mrs Dwight Hartman of Canton visit friends here. Monday night the Degree of Poca Hontas held a dance in the Red Men's Hall with good attendance. The baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Gibbie Ward has been named Gladys Joan.
The article promotes shaping eyebrows with tweezers and careful plucking to achieve a natural neat look. It advises trimming bushy or wide brows, accenting pale eyes with color, avoiding overdo on dark eyes, and daily shaping and oiling for curve and proportion. Tomorrow feature mentions Eyebrow Make-Up.
Five children marked birthdays today across multiple schools. Clin ton Ezra Knowlton of Central School sixth grade, Bobby Wilson East Side School fourth grade, Ruth Jinks East Side School sixth grade, Joe Dilley Rufus Putnam Training School third grade, and Elizabeth Riley Rufus Putnam first grade were the celebrants.
Tomorrow's meals list breakfast items including sliced oranges cereal cream and ed pan fish with corn bread milk coffee. Luncheon features baked stuffed onions ice box rolls rhubarb tapioca milk tea. Dinner offers lamb stew carrots potatoes onions grapefruit prune salad black chocolate cake canned pears milk and coffee.
The South Canaan youth gathered at Mr and Mrs W H Marshalls home for an Easter party with games and music. Refreshments served to many attendees. Easter services are planned at Bates M P Church on Sunday April 8 with solos duets and quartets and the pastor Rev O M Davidson to speak.
The first Sophomore Junior class play The Big Pond will be given Friday night April 1 at the Athens High School Auditorium under discussion.
A Dramatis coach A A Nellis directs a comic stage piece about a mid western family on a Europe bound trip. Barbara Billings falls for a penniless French count prompting tests in America at a rubber factory where romance and humor bloom.
Five men joined Company L 166th Infantry in the last week. Names listed are Charles Rider Lester Hughes Grenville Stevens Vernon Wilkes and John Sharp all of Athens. The group organized a clubroom on the Armory second floor naming it The Hangout. Officers include Lieut H McCrum as Commander Sgt J L Hall as Vice Commander and Sgt Kenneth L Wooger d as adjutant in charge of finances. A four member regulations committee was elected for three months. Each member contributes 1.50 toward equipment plus a small maintenance fee. Pvt Arthur Croy was named caretaker.
The New Straitsville Oldman weather allowed the early sunrise gathering at the local Methodist Church at six. Sunday School and church services began at nine with record attendance noted at both services.
A homemaker friendly guide offers quick spring meals combining pork or lamb with vegetables. Featured are steamed breast of lamb with parsnips and creamed peas, chop suey with mixed veg and meat, and a ham casserole with spinach and a fruit dessert, each designed for minimal fuss and time.
Mrs. Charles Strain remains confined to her home with little improvement. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Forrester visited Logan for the weekend at the home of James Coakley. Sam Rush of Cincinnati stayed with his parents over Easter in Old Straitsville. Woodbine Rebekah Lodge met Monday night. Nellie Shuttleworth installed as recording secretary after Carrie Shuttleworth’s death.
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