The Messenger Newspaper Details and Subscription Rates
The page lists the Messenger newspaper editors and publishers, printing authority and circulation audits. It includes subscription rates by carrier for two years and various term options, plus locations including Ohio and Columbus and postal registration details.
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Athens
Llessenger
Frederice W Bush
Puuiaber
Bete Lee
Baturény
Memsenger emiNa Goracn
K Bush
Nad Cee
Aes
Charien 8
Skrris
Étitar Adem
Asspel Sea Oleers Rlir
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Obie Hee Paper Association
Mlmber
Associated Pie
Iunivaly
Ohio
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Athens Post Bites
Uit ebens-Clace Mater
Rational Rape
Jenn W Cullen
Chicage
Columbus
SeTeer Advertise Rater Ag
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Roosevelt and Truman Rise in Shadow of War and Peace
The passage traces Franklin D. Roosevelt as a transformative liberal who steered the New Deal and World War II, noting his strength, debt, and social reforms, and contrasts him with Harry S. Truman as the inheritor of leadership. It contemplates democratic resilience, political shifts, and future direction for the nation and its role in world affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
White House
Europe
Congress
Roosevelt
United States
America
United Nations
Harry Truman
Missouri
Senate
Moe
Truman
Frankin Delano Roosevelt
Sound Effects From Home Amid German Front Lines
Chicago soldiers in Germany hear recordings of Loop traffic subways trains hockey games and bowling alleys to ease homesickness and counter rumors that the home front is quiet.
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Chicago
Germany
Germanyows surrender signals end of European conflict
Washington reports Germany is folding up as military leaders seek surrender to Allied forces rather than Russians. The piece notes internal collapse, rapid Allied advances, and questions of prisoner treatment, with occupation plans in Berlin and a projected end to major fighting within weeks.
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Washington
Germany
Berlin
Moscow
Rhine
Hitler Party
Hitler
Russia
Alles
Nazi Party
France
Europe
Italy
Far East
Mixed Senate dispute delays postwar aviation pacts
Peter Edson reports a Senate Foreign Relations Session revealing a clash over postwar international aviation treaties and executive agreements. Senators Connally Bailey and State Dept aid Acheon face blame for miscommunication, as the White House moves ahead without formal Senate treaty approval, risking policy and legality of a “freedom of the air” agenda.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Department of State
Chicago
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Senate
America
State Department
Anit
White House
Dean Acheson
Tom Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Josiah W. Bailey
North Carolina
Commerce Committee
Senator Connally
Stackpot
Senator Bailey
Acheson
Connally
Bailey
Easter Week Social Notes From Coolville and Nearby
Mrs G Ra Gunder visited her father Rev Parkins in Columbus while he improves after months confined. Numerous families from Athens Ireland and Osborn hosted Easter gatherings and dinners. Brenda Kay Clark welcomed by Roger Clark in Orange. several relatives traveled for holidays. Multiple notes mention visitors from Racine Portland Zanesville and Cleveland with extended family stays and hospital or travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
G. Ra Gunder
J. F. Parkins
Columbus
Parkins
Aubrey Washburn
Rose
Blanche Price
Athens
Roger Clark
Orange
Brenda Kay
Earl Clark
Ireland
Effie Stout
Louise Clark
Cpl
Wendell Clark
Manila
Philippines
Anna Foster
Metta, Thorne
Ford
Effie Ward
Sgt
Clifton Ward
Italy
Danny
Parkerapure
T EE. Galbreath
Hilldore
Paul
Donna Jean
Racine
Pic “Lawrence Hilldore
Fort Custer Hospital
Battle Creek
Mich
William McKelvey
Portland
Leslie Galbreath
C. A. Sampson
East Middlebury
Nancy i Davis
Rodney Brandeberry
Bobby
A. W. Brandeberry
William Hecker
Bertha Keller
C. BE. Keller
Ford Friend
Raymond McCutcheon
Toren
Roy Gordon
Keith R. Brandeberry
Cleveland
H. M. Bingman
Washington
D. H
W. E. Bingman
C. E. Brandeberry
Rebecca Miller
W. R. Clark
Russell Daugherty
O. G. Brandeberry
England
Belgium
Annie
Fred Warren
Ralph Ladd
Grace Warren
Margaret Laziman
Bertha Collins
Harold McBride
Dayton
Sahé
Leslie
Col
Harrisonville News Notes
Harrisonville section reports local visits and Midland family ties through Easter and weekend gatherings. Notables include wartime signals with Pvt. George Gibson killed in action in Germany. Deputy Dan Price inspected the Masonic Lodge. War Department telegram confirms the loss.
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Harrisonville
Bessie Cotteril
Columbus
Jonah Cotteril
Emma Warner
Evelyn Thomas
Amanda
Jack Warner
Jackson
Eleanor Stout
Dayton
John Stout
Harley Pickett
R. A. Diehl
Pickett
Tenessee
Dwight Seiple
Mae Ball
Pete Eggerson
Belle
Thelma French
Athens
Allie French
Eleanor Updegaff
Clint Gilkey
Noble Rompel
Mason
D. BE. Chase
Dan Price
Masonic Lodge
Frank Gibson
War Department
George Gibson
Germany
Arthur Woodyard
Homer Welsh
Harold Ball
Gon
Mas Bal
Elmer Finlaw
Holzer Hospital
Richard Finlaw
Kyger Social Notes Details Easter Activities and Weddings
Easter egg hunt winners Donna La Rud Rita Spires and Janet Rite noted. Mr and Mrs J A Searls announce the marriage of Lena to Wendell Bunce on Saturday April 3. Sunday dinner guests included multiple local families and friends from Logan Gallipolis and Columbus.
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Miss Coffee
Gallpolis
Carol Conde
Columbus
J. M. Conde
Floyd Rife
Kenton
Brrs
Louise Hoyt
Middleport
George Lemley
Maxine Darst
Cash Darst
Jean
Gertrude Rupe
Wade Rupe
Ray Ewing
Zanesville
Raymond Clark
Eblin
Rutland
Nora Tate
Worthy
Harlow
Gallipolis
Annabell Ball
Bobby
Mary. Farley
Jime
Ann
HB. Bradbury
Vinton Personal Mention Highlights Local Visits and Travel
Vinton notes list residents and visitors including R G Kirkendall improving in Point Pleasant clinic. Easter visits span Columbus Wilkesville Deshler and Canal Winchester. Navy father David Ball on furlough in Ewington, Irene Casto R N with father B G Casto, and public health nurse Dorothy Sharret visiting.
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Columbus
John Tave
Claud Swick
St Petersburg
Fla
Don Swick
Joe Matthews
David Ball
Ewington
Navy
Finley Newman
Cleveland
Castoes
Jerry Woodley
Nancy
Julie
Wilkesville Garden Club meets as community notes flow
Wilkesville notes show the Garden Club meeting on April 3 with 19 members at Grace McCormick’s home. Guests include Stella Wilcox and Mrs William McCormick. Reports cover servicemen visits, weekend guests, family visits, Easter celebrations, and an Eastern Star inspection scheduled for April 27.
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Wilkesville
Philippines
A. L. DeVault
Bonnie
Gerald Grate
3. M. Jackson
Thacker
W. Va
Mildred Strausbaugh
Columbus
Fred Sayre
Paul Kunz
J. E. Strong
R. H. Woltz
Mary Woltz Schrader
Evansville
Ind
Eloise Gray
Cpl
Ronald Wells
Ft Leonard Wood
H. M. Wells
Order of the Eastern Star
Ning
Karl Reed
Pfc
Clarerence H. Reed
France
Reed
J Ar Dexter
Kyger
Jack Might
The Grave XXIX Climax In Cabin Break In
A tense confrontation unfolds as three men confront Bruce Temple and Brenda at a quarry side, Eric Woolf using a Luger to coerce a robbery. A sudden struggle erupts ending with Temple delivering decisive blows and Woolf felled, leaving the outcome unresolved.
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Amon
Bruce Temple
Nicholas
Eric Woolf
Block
Eric
Aber
Nein
Benneath
Mr. Trent
Temple
Jin
Het-Jiter
Brenda
Charley
Nick
Woolf
Brice Temple
Hockingport Personals Report Featuring Distant Passages
WSCS met April 11 at 1:30 at Mrs. Ethel Randolph home. A narrative fragment covers Carl Wright of Parkersburg and Carl Medley traveling, German phrases, and a tense scene with an unknown shooter and a pistol. Other locals like Wigal, Whitlatch, and family connections are noted with brief visits.
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Hockingport
WSCS
Ethel Randolph
Block
Carl Wright
Parkersburg
Mark
W- Va
Carl Medley
Coraopolis
Eric
Tural
C. Whitlatch
Coolville
Ora Randolph
Thelma Medley and Sons
David and
Ronald
Vienna
Erle
Clarice Medley
June Jones
Halsey
Warum
Black
Frank Wigal
Bette
der Fuehrer
Nein
Adams
Ann
Nitro
W. Va
Mary Messenger
Dorothy Marie
Bille
Richard Whi
Norwalk
W. T. Matheny
Chance
Littie Uhl
Pistol
J. W
Frances Morton ONeil wins Emerson Prize Poem
Mrs Frances Morton ONeil of Amesville wins first prize in the Ohio University Emerson Prize Poem Contest. Kathryn Reynolds serves as manager of Athens High School girls volleyball team. Chaperons include Mr and Mrs Carlos Wilson and Mr and Mrs Lewie Wishbaugh at the Besta Sailor hop.
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Frances Morton O'Neil
Amesville
Ohio University
Kathryn Reynolds
Athens High School
Carlos Wilson
Lewie Wishbaugh
Varsity Inn
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
G. I. Joe
Coolville, Troy
Mire Effie Ward
Bethel Ridge
Osborn
G. E. Carleton
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clara Daugherty
L. M. Walden
Harrisonville News
Vinton
Ronald Bobo
Canal Winchester
Bobo
Polsiey
Shelba Gene Ward
David Lloyds
Frank Quickie
Bob Coder
Wilkesville News
Hockingport Personals
W. 5. Shepherd
D. Forsyth
A. 5. Farham
la Crosse, Win
P. E. Hixson
Ison
Edward
B. H. Rawlings
Frank Gifford
Amenvill
Athena Auto Dealers’ Association
Dorothy Anna McVay
Frances Pickering
Chi Omega Sorority
John J. Woolley
The
Athens Rotary Club
By Galbraith
Gary Teshels
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