The Child's Eyes Warns of Eye Trouble
A brief health note urges immediate eye examination if there is any suspicion of eye problems in a child, stating that waiting can worsen conditions and prompt action is advised.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
5
A brief health note urges immediate eye examination if there is any suspicion of eye problems in a child, stating that waiting can worsen conditions and prompt action is advised.
Washington October 2 The Agriculture Department forecasts a 1919 cotton yield of 158 pounds per acre and total production of 10,696,000 bales based on field agents reports as of September 25 with crop condition at 54.4 percent of normal. In 1918 output was 12,040,632 bales.
Mrs Helen Lawrence leaves for Ithaca to visit Mrs Kellogg. Mrs H D Henry heads to New York City to join three daughters for the school year. Mrs M T Ellis travels to Columbus guest of the Hastings. Mrs E N Cooper leaves Morris Ave for Smithfield to stay with Rev and Mrs Kerr. Foreign Missionary Society meets Friday at 2 pm. Mary E Dean of Trimble attends Women’s mass meeting. The Burks return from Canton after two weeks with relatives. Russell and Gordon Herrold go to Boston. Russell to finish MBA in June 1920, Gordon to Boston University. Dr M G Blunden visits from Cincinnati. he and Mrs Duffee travel to Amesville, return today. Mrs D Y Murdock of Illinois visits Nelsonville and Chillicothe after site visits.
The Sunday School Class of Mrs. C. L. Martzolff will hold a social session Friday at 7 30 in the parlors of the First M. E. church. A musical program is planned and women are invited to bring their needlework.
Mrs. H A Hatch of Athens was elected Thursday to head the Athens County Pry Federation of Women in a drive this month against liquor. Mrs Hatch chairs the federation with Mrs P G Dowler as secretary. Dean Irma Voigt of Ohio University addressed the mass meeting at M E church urging organizing to reach every dry voter before the November election. Key women from townships were chosen, including Clara Bacchus Nelsonville and Arzo Pedicord Clouster, among others.
A jury acquitted William Tracey of Glouster on burglary charges after a short deliberation. The defense argued lack of proven intent in entering the Italian woman’s home and offered bottles to refute chloroform claims. Tracey testified about his past arrests during cross examination, and the trial concluded with a verdict of not guilty.
Lancaster reports 160 striking workers return to work at Hocking Glass plant after the company restored the old time schedule, ending the labor stoppage and resuming production.
The Christian Workers meet Friday at the Church of Christ with a play replacing the usual program. Refreshments follow the performance, and all are invited to attend. E. S. Jacobs sues C. B. Jacobs and others in Morgan county for lands of Eli Jacobs.
John B. Dickson pastor of the Church of Christ will deliver eight sermons on ideals during October. Next Sunday's subjects are The Ideal Month of October and The Ideal Life. A cordial reception awaits you at these services. Bert Smills in Columbus on business.
Valinda Olive Wilcox born May 17 1851 married to Robert Wesley Cunningham August 23 1870 died September 1 1919 aged 68 years 8 months 15 days. Survived by four children Steven Harvey Guyville New England and Mrs Stella Clifford Athol plus fifteen grandchildren and one great grandson. Her husband and son John Wesley preceded her. Card of thanks from family.
The Athens group stationed at Camp Meade Md to assist demobilization of the First Division arrived home with only two exceptions. Den Raymond Davis win Chubb Joseph Basom and Mac Bobo are back and Clark Williams will arrive tonight. Martin McVay visited his aunt in New York City before resuming studies at Ohio University.
Rally Day at the Amesville Presbyterian Sunday School is set for next Sunday. All members are urged to attend and bring a new member if possible.
A bold new two buttoned double breasted jacket from Michaels Stern is set to become a staple. Sold exclusively through our store it features a lapel with a memorable look and comes in plain flannels and unfinished worsted 8.
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