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Newspaper
Bowen Chronicle
Location
Bowen, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1933
Page
4
Bowen residents share visits and dinners with relatives from Camp Point Keokuk and Carthage. Attendees travel to Quincy Peoria and Chicago for weekends and theatre tickets offered at the Chronicle office.
Sunday gatherings and visits fill a string of local households from Plymouth to Augusta. Residents visit relatives in Galesburg Warsaw Bowen Quincy and Macomb while others attend a Carthage eighth grade commencement and enjoy weekend hospitality.
LaPrairie residents hosted visitors from Quincy Loraine and Bowen. A granddaughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Alton Groves near Bowen. Funeral attendees from LaPrairie for Mrs. Thomas Covert of Littleton. Local gatherings include picnics at South Park and threshing prep by Asa Clark on the Denver Plymouth road.
Edson R. Waite quotes Portland Oregonian editor Paul R. Kelly on newspaper advertising as the dependable medium day by day. The remark underscores advertising’s resilience and influence in news media.
Mrs. Douglas visits son in law Roy Munson's home as Carthage College roommate ties surface with Hazel Osburn of El Paso. Augusta visitors Roger Clark and family return with Henry Weinberg and Sammy. Providence eighth graders attend Carthage commencement with teacher Lloyd Ranpley. Lloyd Munson buys car from Glenwood Smiddy. Lawrence Jones family with Mattie Jones and George Osburn visit Bentley and El Paso kin.
This article explains how swimming can lead to ear infections and other ear problems. It covers how water enters the ear via the Eustachian tubes, risks from blowing the nose, wax buildup, and how to prevent issues by avoiding swimming with infections or perforated eardrums.
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