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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1923
Page
17
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Adele Garrison sketches a domestic moment as Madge Braithwaite and Katherine supervise Mrs Durkee before surgery. The patient calms with a sedative while Leila keeps vigil and Katherine plans the next steps, noting a surgeon's arrival and the need for restraint.
A wool robe and plaid suit pattern for girls ages 6 to 12. Describes a slip over blouse and a separable skirt with optional underbody or band finish. Size 10 needs 4% yards of 36 inch material and 1% yard contrast for waist and sleeves. Pattern mailed for 12 cents in stamps.
Supt. Harry Champion will present a paper on Re-Carbonization of Water at a meeting of Ohio filtration plant superintendents in Columbus on November 21.
George M. Pogue is named a member of the board of control of the state teachers pension fund. Other members include the auditor of state the attorney general the state superintendent of public instruction and a Cleveland school principal.
Mrs Jennie Preston of Logan remains a patient at White Cross hospital in Columbus and is steadily improving according to today’s hospital word.
Paris reports that France will not act solo even if allied ambassadors avoid new penalties on Germany. Occupation of the Ruhr and Rhineland is seen as a safety and reparations guarantee, with concern about unemployment food shortages and potential riots if Rhineland is cut off and policy diverges.
Paris dispatch reports the former German crown prince requesting a passport to travel to Italy. He plans to join his brother Prince Albert, who is currently in Morano, according to Soir.
Dr. Copeland explains skin care for sun and winter exposure, recommending sunscreen tricks, soap choices, and adjusting to skin type and water. He notes risks from chemical rays and sunburn, advising gentle cleansing, dry skin after washing, and lead and other substances protecting against rays. Readers are urged to consult a physician for persistent skin or related symptoms.
A reader asks how to treat a face broken out with goose flesh for over a year. The response recommends steaming the face and massaging it with cold cream to improve the condition.
Chauncey 16 month old Charles Covert of Hamley Run died, funeral held Wednesday at Hamley Run church with Rev. G B Courtney officiating. Burial at Green Lawn under Stout. Courtney also to Trimble for three year old Tipple funeral this afternoon at 2:30, burial in Glouster cemetery. Mrs. Sarah Shaw of Nelsonville visited in city. Christian Endeavor plans service at county infirmary chapel Sunday afternoon for inmates, led by Miss Lucy Law.
Revival at The Plains M. E. church begins Sunday night Dec 24. The M B church holds an official board meeting tonight. Thomas McCann Nuptials Rev M V Harter officiates at the marriage of Otha McCann of Columbus and Niele Ruth Thomas of Circle Hill. Mr McCann works for Jeffrica Company and Miss Thomas works in a Columbus casket plant.
An Athens county farm products exhibit opens November 22 to 24 in the Athens National Bank building transformed into an agricultural hall. Thirteen classes offer cash prizes and ribbons. entries are free to county residents with display due by noon November 22. Judges from Ohio State University will evaluate farm products and baked goods.
Paris November 15 The French cabinet met with President Millerand presiding and approved Premier Poincare s instructions to M Cambon the French representative of the inter allied council of ambassadors.
Selena FE Steele daughter of James FE and Anna Steele of Claysville Guernsey born May 19 1914 died September 19 1923 aged nine years four months. She was kind to family school mates and teachers leaving a lasting precept and path of good deeds. Also Cincinnati hospital reports Harry Hagenbush 39 died after taking sleeping powder overdose Tuesday night and could not be revived.
Mrs Susan Cartwright born August 24 1889 died November 10 1923 aged 64 years 2 months and 16 days. She married Maurice Cartwright May 14 1890 and had two sons. A longtime church member in Monday Ohio and Green's Run she was a devoted mother neighbor and sister in faith. Her family includes a husband two sons two grandchildren a mother three sisters and two brothers with many relatives and friends. The verse speaks of resurrection and faith in Christ.
A note thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of a loved one. Appreciation expressed to Rev. Courtney for comforting words and to those who sent floral tributes.
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