Tests Show TB Absent for Diane Crabtree
Exhaustive tests at the Tuberculosis Center University Hospital Columbus indicate Diane Crabtree is not suffering from tuberculosis. Miss Crabtree, a second year nurse trainee at St. Francis Hospital, was admitted for observation after routine X rays suggested possible TB. Spots disappeared and doctors believe a light pneumonia during illness may explain earlier findings. she will return home for a rest before resuming studies.
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Nelsonville
Diane Crabtree
University Hospital
Columbus
Estes Crabtree
St. Francis Hospital
Univer
Ity
Diane
St. Francis
Scientists warn single goldfish suffer loneliness in bowls
Researchers say most fish are social and a lone goldfish can become stressed and display abnormal behavior when deprived of companionship, highlighting the need for social environments or tank mates.
Nelsonville Society Eudora Chapter elects officers
Nelsonville Eudora Chapter 72, Order of the Eastern Star, elected Mrs. Helen Oakley Worthy Matron and Ted Manson worthy patron for the coming year. Other officers include Mrs. Virgene Carpenter associate matron Rolani Mender associate patron Mrs. Mabel Washburn secretary Mrs. Florence Lowry treasurer Mrs. Patty Hartley conductress and Mrs. Lucy Pierce associate conductress. Kenneth Kinneer named trustee for three years with Helen Wilson for two. Installation set for Tuesday evening December 14 at the Masonic Temple.
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Helen Oakley
Eudora
Order of the Eastern Star
Ted Manson
Masonic Temple
Virgene Carpenter
Rolani Mender
Mabel Washburn
Florence Lowry
Patty Hartley
Lucy Pierce
Kenneth Kinneer
Helen Wilson
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR Meeting Preview
The Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR plans a November 15 gathering at 7 30 p.m. hosted by Mrs. William Hans at 248 West Washington Street with assisting hostesses Mrs. John Saltz and Mrs. J M Hart. The program titled Patriotism in Colonial Times features Mrs Lettie Coe Hintz speaking on Thanksgiving Yesterday and Today and Mrs Delberta on The His a the oe Creed with call response Colonial Housekeeping and Living. A Tamassee DAR School gift shower is planned and members are asked to bring adult or children's clothing for the school box.
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Elizabeth Zane Dew
Dar
William Hans
W. Washington St
Mre
John Saltz
J. M. Hart
Lettie Coe Hintz
Delberta
Tamassee Dar
Hyperion Club to Discuss Gadgets at Johnson Home
The Hyperion Club meets this Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. D R Johnson’s Walnut Street home. Mrs Johnson will present a talk titled Gadgets We Can Expect To See and will respond to current events.
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Hyperion Club
D. R. Johnson
Walnut St
Gilbert Johnson
Couples Club Dinner At First Methodist Church
The Couples Club holds its annual dinner Tuesday at 6 p m at the First Methodist Church. For reservations call Mr and Mrs Don Shafer or Mr and Mrs Terry Tignor by Friday evening.
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First Methodist Church
Don Shafer
Terry Tignor
Columbus visitors join family for school term
Harris Wood of Columbus visited his mother Mrs. John V. Wood on W. Washington Street accompanied by Jose Humberto Perez of Merida Yucatan Mexico a guest of the Wood family this semester Perez attends St Charlies School for Boys on FE Broad Street Mrs. Harris Wood travels to St. Petersburg Florida due to her father John W O Neill's serious illness
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Harris Wood
Columbus
John V. Wood
Washington St
Jose Humberto Perez
Merida
Yucatan
Mexico
Jose
St. Charlies School For Boys
FE. Broad St
St. Petersburg
Fla
John W. O'Neill
Mount St. Mary Hospital Admit and Discharge Notes
Floyd Smith of Nelsonville, Mrs. Isabelle Johnson of New Lexington, and Alfred Wright of Hollister were admitted. The record also notes a dismissal but does not specify names.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Floyd Smith
Nelsonville
Isabelle Johnson
New Lexington
Alfred Wright
Hollister
John Hawk
Fred Thompson
Robert Filey
Frank Poches
Jacksonville
Verna Hite
New Straitsville
Judith Schenz
David Antle
Dayton
Alfred Alfreds Early Month Meetings and Local Socials
The Rev Grove announced a quarterly meeting at Alfred Friday at 7 20 pm The county MYF meeting will be at Syracuse on Nov 15 and the Chester charge MYF meeting on Nov 22 at Chester The MYF held a meeting with a feature study God in the World About Us The boys and girls tied on the Bible quiz Plans were made for the Christmas program and county MYF participation at Syracuse Nov 15 The group will meet at leader Helen Woodes home to finalize plans The Grange Pie Social and Halloween party occurred at the Grange Hall A meeting on Management with Clara Follred and Genevieve Guthrie as leaders and Mrs Nolan assisting will be at the Grange Hall Friday Helen Findting of Columbus spent a weekend at her home here Mrs Garner Griffin attended a week recently at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles OBrien in Columbus Mr and Mrs John Kothler of Sumner were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hobart Swartz Mrs Helen Woode
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Hemlock Grove
Farmers Institute
Grange Hall
Edmund and
John Schultheiss
Robert Hawk
Mary Euler
Racine
Golda Sargent
Otis Midkiff
Michigan
Porter Midkiff
Dorothy Hees
Athens
Alfred
Grove
Syracuse
Chester
MYF
USA
Helen Woode
Grange Pie
M Management
Clara Follred
Genevieve Guthrie
Nolan
Helen Findting
Colembus
Garner Griffin
Charles O’brien
Columbus
John Kothler
Sumner
Hobart Swartz
Antiquity Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Births
Mr and Mrs Owlie and family attended a warprine birthday dinner for Mr Diddies father Wait Roush at his Racine home Thursday night. Mr and Mrs John Boyd welcomed a daughter Kathy Lynn with grandmother Bertha Boyd. Families from California Mt Moriah W Va and other towns visited relatives in Ohio and Cleveland area over the weekend.
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Owlie
Farclly
Diddies
Wait Roush
Racine
John Boyd
Kathy Lynn
Paterna
Bertha Boyd
Tony Greenberg
California
Lawrence Pash
Connie
Mt. Moriah
Ott Arnett
Claude Young
Teddy
Albans
W. Va
Frank Epperly
Frances Philson
Texans Prefer Warm Rooms and High Humidity
University of Texas engineers report a survey showing Texans are most comfortable at 90 degrees Fahrenheit with 60 percent humidity in summer and 72 degrees with 50 percent humidity in winter.
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University of Texas Engineers
Cattle Egret Spreads from Asia Africa to Americas
The cattle egret, once confined to Africa and Asia, appeared in South America in 1 and was later found in the United States in 1962, the National Geographic Society states.
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Africa
Asia
South America
United States
National Geographic Society
Helps You Overcome False Teeth Looseness and Worry
An old text promotes an improved powder placed on denture plates to hold them firmer and more comfortable. It claims relief from looseness and annoyance, urging readers to obtain the product at any drug counter.
Local Social News From Athens Area Dinner Guests
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs C F Shain included Mr and Mrs Pich Wolfe and their children. Also mentioned were Mr Bryan Harris and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Boek along with Reedeville and Pete Wolfe.
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Mra C. F. Shain
Mra Pich Wolfe
Bryan Harris
Childdren. Reedeville
Pete Wolfe
Mantes Mire
Frank Boek
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