Community Notes From Fredonia Parish and Homes
Mr and Mrs Martin Kretzer welcome a son born January 31. Various families visited and spent Sundays with relatives including Perkins Tennant and Jett households. Wilbur Talbert returned from Carbondale College. Jensen, Shattuc guests. Ladies Aid hosts all day meeting with Mrs Norma Simpson. Flu recovery among Ruby Nettie Schmahl. Wood cutting for C A Fairchilds. Rev Barney Byers and Alva Wil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Kretzer
Henry Meredith
Marilyn
Judith Piercy
Wm. Perkins
Wm. Tennant
Johnny
Harry Perkins
Byron Waddell
Opdyke
Grover Spencer
Joseph Muck
Emma Jett
Wilbur Talbert
Carbondale College
John Jensen
Minnie Jensen
Shattuc
John Talbert
Lawrence
Ladies Aid
Norma Simpson
James Jett
Everett Jett
Elizabeth Webking
Walter
C. A. Fairchilds
Ruby
Nettie Schmahl
Anetta Jett
Amelia
Lorraine Meredith
Barney Byers
Alva Wil
Centralia Shoppers Visit Weekend Gatherings
Liam and son Eugene visited Henry Meredith and sons on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Everett Jett Mr and Mrs Arthur Young and son Mr and Mrs Henry Meredith and family and Mrs Marie Smith were Centralia shoppers Saturday. Raymond Gerrish will attend San doval High School from Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liam
Eugene
Henry Meredith
Everett Jett
Arthur Young
Marie Smith
Centralia
Raymond Gerrish
Sandoval High School
Salem
antihistamine makers plan joint research
The Therapeutic Research Foundation of America will conduct antihistamine research at the invitation of product manufacturers. Dr. Frederick J. Cullen notes the drugs now have unprecedented public acceptance for cold relief. Before sale the drugs were studied for years and have supported hay fever relief since 1945. A pivotal test by Dr. John M. Brewster at the U.S. Naval Hospital, Great Lakes, Illinois helped satisfy safety requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Therapeutic Research Foundation of America
Frederick J. Cullen
Foundation
John M. Brewster
U.S. Navy
U.S. Naval Hospital
Great Lakes
Illinois
New Antihistamine Shows Promise Against Hay Fever
Brewster reports most life responses occur in the initial phase of allergy with no adverse action from Pyranisamine M the latest antihistamine. Early interruption of this allergic action may halt cold onset and shorten the period. Studies cited in the Journal of Allergy by Schwartz Wolf indicate Pyranishaine Maleate effectively combats hay fever. Seven drugs were tested. Pyranisamine Maleate gained wide support and has now been released for nonprescription distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Ate
Drs. Schwartz Wolf
Epps and relatives visit Vandalia and surrounding towns
Vernon notices describe Mr and Mrs J W Epps staying with their son Victor Epps at Vandalia Country Club, while Arlie Sprinkle and grandson Jimmy Hines of Salem join Marcus Cox and family of Patoka visiting Roy Cox. E E Morgan and Mildred Walton attend in Vandalia as Ray Morgan travels to St Louis for eye surgery. Charlotte Travis marks 78th birthday with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Epps
Victor Epps
Vandalia
Arlie Sprinkle
Jimmy Hines
Salem
Marcus Cox
Patoka
Roy Cox
E. E. Morgan
Mildred Walton
Ray
St. Louis
Charlotte
Local Births and Visits Highlight Vandalia Community
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Revis announce the arrival of a baby girl at Greer hospital Vandalia on February 3. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Beck and Mr. and Mrs. John Revis. Irene Perkins, recently in Nurses Training Natchez MS, returns home for an indefinite stay. Effie Hathaway hosts visitors Mayme Galloway and Delphia Jolliff Patoka. Jesse Walton and T. C. Belcher travel to Decatur to visit children Verne Belcher family. C. C. Wilson Bloomington visits Alice Wilson. J. W. Compton East St. Louis and family spend weekend with Frank Hatch family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Snyder
C. D. Doolen
Alice Wilson
Hazely Cox
Dale Revis
Greer Hospital
Vandalia
B. F. Beck
John Revis
Irene Perkins
Natchez
Mayme Galloway
Delphia Jolliff
Patoka
Effie Hathaway
T. C. Belcher
Decatur
Verne Belcher
C. C. Wilson
Bloomington
J. W. Compton
East St. Louis
Frank Hatch
Mrs Ollie Alexander Improves After Sey mour Visit
Mrs Ollie Alexander returned from visiting the Diveleys in Sey mour and became ill there but is now improving. Frank Elefritz is reported ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Alexander
Seymour
Frank Elefritz
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