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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1955
Page
13
NEW HAVEN Rotary discusses effectiveness of polio control measures with Dr. Thomas McGowan and Dr. Willan Clark leading a round table on Pray for Christmas and polio remedies. Attendees include Vernon Harral Bend, Mr and Mrs Harry Miller and families. report notes expected April.
The Rev Leona Trompion led Sunday services at the Tabernacle New Straitsville entry. Bod Cooper Sr visits in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Howard Westfall move to Glouster. Ona Dew visited his sons and their families in Newark. Mr and Mrs Reece Thompson visited Zanesville. Mr and Mrs Harry Aberts and children of Carroll visited Ed Aberts. Mr and Mrs Thomas Aberts and children of Lithopolis visited relatives. Mrs Tom Hoffman and Mr David Fields Jr attended an Eastern Star meeting in Point Pleasant. Mr and Mrs Russell Ohlinger spent a weekend with RT Ohlinger at Charleston. Mr and Mrs James Roush entertained guests. Mrs Roush's parents Albert and Mrs Alberta Fields from near Detroit visited. Elaine Sayre received her pin exercises at Hostetter Hospital, daughter of Mrs and Mrs Archie Sayre. Charles Brown, employed in Pittsburgh, spent a week here with Mrs Brown and children. Rev C W Scott of Lewis County spoke at New Haven Church. mentions father of Rev Boyd Scott on sick leave.
Ravenswood Methodist program featured a pantomime on the Crucifixion and Resurrection with Grace Derenburger as Jesus and Opal Cunningham as Thomas among 42 Youth Fellowship and WSCS members. The Junior Class staged An Old Kentucky Garden operetta at Ravenswood High School March 24 25, with cast including Danny Powell, Jane Stevenson, Ted Luck, and a Plantation Singers chorus. Also noted were obituaries for Mrs. Alice Starkey and plans for North Key area home construction.
The article states tears are beneficial to the eye by clearing foreign particles such as dust and hairs and preventing dryness. It notes that without tears the cornea could dry, risking blindness.
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