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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1948
Page
4
The article explains that anemia results from blood loss or disease and emphasizes identifying the underlying cause. It notes sudden hemorrhage requires stopping bleeding and transfusion, while slower bleeding needs locating the source. iron can help iron deficiency anemia, common in women 30 to 50. It also covers bone marrow issues and toxins, urging proper investigation and treatment.
Don Jose, a young officer, eyes Carmen the gypsy in Seville after a street clash. Andres drifts into the gypsy tavern as Carmen hides from Jose, and the pair share a tense reunion amid crowded rooms and smoky alcoves. The scene ends with Carmen ordering the lovers to leave as the night unfolds.
The article notes 2 billion in dividends will be distributed to policy holders as GI life insurance policies lapse less, yet kept policies gain from this first payout. It explains premiums reflect old actuarial tables and that veterans administrations holds excess funds to cover future payments. It also touches on social commentary about income living and gender expectations.
The Gallia market lists hogs from 12 to 27 dollars per hundredweight across categories including hogs light and fat sows and boars. Cattle show steers to canners with milk cows tops and bottoms, veal calves by grade, and sheep and lamb values across ewes wethers bucks and stock categories.
Washington insiders recall a 1941 Carlton Hotel dinner hosted by Donald M. Nelson with 24 defense leaders including Wallace Knudsen Stettinius and Knox. Bruce Catton’s book frames the event as a revealing clash of big business and New Deal aims on the eve of Pearl Harbor.
Barges and boats move through Gallipolis locks with up and down traffic including Rand, Jane Smith, Semet and Price. Kanawha Falls shows water levels and several vessels pass Marmet Winfield and Marmet Marmet. Other district boats include Republic of Pittsburgh Labelle Joe S Duffy Titan Ruth and Lewis with varied up and down movements.
Admissions include Mrs Arthur Sharp McArthur Mrs Luella Miller Pomeroy Mrs Thomas Welker Cheshire and several Jackson residents with names listed. Births report a son for Mrs R E Johnson Jackson a daughter for Mrs Glendon Hickman Jackson and a son for Mrs Floyd Crabtree Crown City. Discharges name multiple patients and their accompanying family members from the hospital.
A detailed hourly radio schedule lists NBC WLW Cincinnati and several stations with 6:00 to 12:00 AM blocks. Programs include News Broadcasts, Silent Hours, Kiddies Hours, Sports Time, Supper Club, Beulah Skit, Van Damme Quintet, Lone Ranger, Cavalcade of America, Inner Sanctum, The Falcon Adventure, Gordon McRae Concert, Earl Godwin Talk, Dr I Q Quiz Show, My Friend Irma, Henry Wallace Talk, and Dancing Continued across CBS ABC MBS and local affiliates with varying repeats and commentaries.
A dense hourly list of radio programs from morning into evening. Names include Honeymoon in New York, The Clevelandaires, Fred Waring Show, Kay Kyser Show, Kate Smith, Words and Music, Queen for a Day, The House Party, and Kiddies Hour with multiple networks CBS MBS abe.
Among those in Columbus for the Iturbs concert were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Had dox, who were guests of relatives. They have returned.
Amesville notes report twenty eight car nival posters created by Ames Bern High School juniors judged for adver tising value by tenth grade winner Dorris Antle with Blondie Dagwood theme second place Hazel Thompson Porky Pig and Bugs Bunny Posters shown in local shops. Carnival queen king candidates named by grade with several families and residents attending a large family night at the Methodist Church plus visits by serviceman William Bryson on leave and multiple travelers visiting Amesville from Athens Nelsonville Columbus and Indianapolis. Mary Grosvenor credits and local society items fill the page.
More than 100 church youth workers gathered at First Presbyterian Gallipolis for a fall rally of Athens Presbytery Westminster Fellowship. Fred Braden of Ohio University spoke as Westminster Foundation president, with Jackie Deems elected moderator and Rachel Ann Masters stated clerk.
Gallipolis Holzer Hospital announces new surgical staff member Dr Marcus J Magnussen joining from Cincinnati General and Children’s Hospital He specializes in general and thoracic surgery and has taught at the University of Cincinnati post graduate school He and his wife and two children will reside at 613 Second Ave Dr Ernest Quentin Hull also joins as resident physician with one year residency at Cincinnati General Hospital and a Northwestern University medical degree
Gallipolis police arrested five men on intoxication charges this weekend. After time served they were released on $15 bond to appear Monday. Names include Jerry Angle, Gallipolis Route 2. James Sargeant, Mansfield. Jack Campbell, Eureka. Carl Scarberry, Gallipolis. Charles Ball, Gallipolis Route 2.
Arlie Malone 22 of Logan Route 2 was fined 25 dollars and costs by acting mayor Sam Bisnaugle after a State Highway Patrol arrest. Malone faced charges for driving without a license, failure to transfer license plates, and vehicle defects.
John R. Roach was named vice president of the Gallia chapter of the American Red Cross at the quarterly board meeting in the First Presbyterian Church Saturday afternoon. The group approved the budget and financial statement and slated the next meeting at Miss Catherine Hayward’s home. Frank Lyons chaired the session with several members present including Mrs. Virginia Huntington and Ethel Young.
Mr and Mrs E N Cullums Mrs John Morrison McArthur and Mrs Joe Kirch of Cleveland visited Mr and Mrs J E Morrison 533 Fourth Ave They entertained Athens friends after the Gallipolis Athens football game Friday.
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