Tests Show TR Absent Nelsonville Nurse Diane Crabtree
Exhaustive tests at the Tuberculosis Center University Hospital Columbus indicate Diane Crabtree not infected by TB. Doctors report X rays suggested possible TB but spots disappeared and a light pneumonia attack is possible. Crabtree to rest at home before resuming training at St Francis Hospital.
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Nelsonville
Diane Crabtree
University Hospital
Columbus
Este Crabtree
St. Francis Hospital
Univer
Sity
Diane
St. Francis
Scientists Warn Fish Need Companions Not Loneliness Cure
Scientists say most fish thrive with company and a lone goldfish may suffer. The note urges owners to provide compatible tank mates or enrichment to prevent stress and behavioral issues.
Nelsonville Chapter Elects Officers for Eastern Star Year
Nelsonville Ohio Ludora Chapter 72 of the Order of the Eastern Star elected Helen Oakley as Worthy Matron and Ted Manson as Worthy Patron for the ensuing year at the annual meeting in the Masonic Temple. Also named were Virgene Carpenter associate matron Rolani Mender associate patron Mabel Washburn secretary Florence Lowry treasurer Patty Hartley conductress Lucey Perce associate conductress. Kenneth Finnser was elected a trustee for three years anne Helen Wilson and Orica will be installed Tuesday evening December 14.
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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
Lucey Perce
Kenneth Finnser
Anne Helen Wilson
Orica
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR to Meet in November
Elizabeth Zane Dew Chapter DAR will meet on November 15 at 7 90 pm at the home of Mrs. William Hans 248 West Washington Street Astusting hostesses will be Mrs. John Saltz and Mrs J M Hart. The program features Lettie Coe Hintz on Patriotism in Colonial Times and Thanksgiving Today. Delbert Pat discusses The Heritage of the American Creed. Roll call will be Colonial Housekeeping and Living. Gift shower planned for Tamassee DAR School. Members asked to bring coats for the school box.
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Elizabeth Zane Dew
Dar
William Hans
W. Washington St
Lettie Coe Hintz
Delbert Pat
Tamassee Dar
Hyperion Club Meeting Discusses Education and Gadgets
The Hyperion Club meets Saturday at 2 p.m. at Mrs. D. R. Johnson's Walnut Street home. D. R. Johnson will discuss Education while Mr. Gilbert Johnson presents Gadgets We Can Expect To See. Roll call will be current events.
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Hyperion Club
D. R. Johnson
Walnut St
Gilbert Johnson
Couples Club Dinner Set At First Methodist Church
The Couples Club will serve its annual dinner on Tuesday at 6 p m at the First Methodist Church. Reservations can be made by calling 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
Hemlock Grove
Farmers Institute
Grange Hall
Edmund and
John Schultheiss
Robert Hawk
Mary Euler
Racine
Golda Sargent
Otis Midkiff
Michigan
Porter Midkiff
Dorothy Hess
Athens
Harris Wood Visits Mother as Perez Stays with Family
Harris Wood of Columbus visited his mother Mrs. John W. Wood on W. Washington Street accompanied by Jose Humberto Perez of Merida Yucatan Mexico. Perez is a guest of the Wood family this term and attends St Charlies School for Boys on E Broad Street, while Mrs. Wood travels to St. Petersburg Florida due to her father John W. ONeill’s illness.
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Harris Wood
Columbus
John W. Wood
Washington St
Jose Humberto Perez
Merida
Yucatan
Mexico
Jose
St. Charlies School For Boys
E. Broad St
St. Petersburg
Fla
John W. O'Neill
Mount St. Mary Hospital Notes
Admitted medical patient notes from Mount St. Mary Hospital record a new admission. Details on diagnosis or ward placement are not specified in the fragment.
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Mount St. Mary Hospital
Alfred Alfreds Religious Group Plans November Meetings
The Rev Grove announced a quarterly meet at Alfred Friday at 700 pm. The county MYF will meet in Syracuse on November 15 and the Chester charge MYF on November 22 at Chester. The MYF held a nature study program titled God in the World About Us and prepared for the county event. Plans for the Christmas program and involvement in the Syracuse meeting were set, with the group to meet at Helen Woodes home to finish The Grange Pie Social.
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Alfred
Grove
MYF
Syracuse
Chester Charge Myf
Chester
Nan Helen Woode
Grange Pie
Grange Hall
Clara Folkeod
Genevieve Guthrie
Nolan
Helen Finding of
Columbus
Garner Griffin
Charlies O'Brien
John Kothler
Sumner
Hobart Swartz
Helen Woods
Antiquity Social Notes Chronicle Busy Family Gatherings
Local society notices list Mr and Mrs Owel Diddie attending a birthday dinner for Ward Roush in Racine. Couples Boyd, Greenberg, Push, Arnett, and Epperly families host and visit relatives across towns from Mt Moriah to St. Albans and Columbus. Unclear details include several visits by Mrs. Frances Phileson, Mrs. Ruth Aaroni, and others to Chertland and Cleveland area connections.
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Antiquity
Owel Diddie
Tardly
Ott Arnett
Claude Young
Soma
Teddy
Freddie
St. Albans
W. Va
Frank Epperly
Frances Phileson
Kehae
Chertland
Virginia Plichta
Ruth Aaroni
Johnny Hannell
Pomeroy
Sanoy
Don Stort
Clarence Adama
Harvey Millicon End
Opal Brandenberger
Rochester
Sophia Shane
Mir
Tva Orr
Fred Johnson
Mason City
Frank Buck
Columbia
Bernard Diddle
Carolyn Adame
Jerry Powell
James Sayre
Frank Reinshel
Molile and
Adria
Columbus
Texas survey on Texans comfort temperatures and humidity
University of Texas engineers report a survey showing Texans prefer 86 degrees Fahrenheit and 50 percent humidity in summer and 72 degrees with 50 percent humidity in winter, indicating climate comfort levels by season.
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University of Texas Engineers
Cattle Egret Expands Range Finds Homes Worldwide
The cattle egret, once native to Africa and Asia, appeared in South America in 1 and was observed in the United States in 1952, per the National Geographic Society.
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Africa
Asia
South America
United States
National Geographic Society
Teething Relief Powder Promises Firm Plate Comfort
A new non acid powder marketed for dental plates claims to reduce irritation and looseness. It is applied to holders to keep plates in place and improve comfort, with availability at drug counters.
Community Notices From Teedleville and Nearby
Social notes recount Thursday and Sunday gatherings in Teedleville with families including Mr and Mrs C F Shain and Mr and Mrs Rich Wolfe. Attendees included Bryan Harris and children, Pete Wolfe, and Frank Bark, reflecting a typical local society page.
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C. F. Shain
Rich Wolfe
Bryan Harris
Childdren
Teedleville
Pete Wolfe
Pianta
Frank Bark
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