Athens Messenger public notice rates and publication details
The Athens Messenger announces subscription prices and publication information for its daily and Sunday editions. Rates listed include weekly carrier, yearly mail, ten weeks, and regional zone charges. The notice also notes affiliations, publishing rights, and contact prompts for advertising.
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Carrier, Inc
Athens
Gallia
Mocking
Meigs
Vinton
Washington
Bitter lessons from Angell on avoiding past errors
Nobel laureate Norman Angell warned that inaction toward early aggressions in Asia Africa and Spain led to later tragedies for children and refugees. The article urges present resolve to learn from history and prevent repeating old fatal errors.
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Norman Angell
Angell
Spain
England
Europe
Asia
Africa
Roosevelt shifts Atlantic patrols to safer language
Raymond Clapper analyzes President Roosevelt's move to extend naval and air patrols eastward, avoiding the term convoy. He notes the shift aims to ease tensions while not materially relieving British losses, with a vague, expandable neutrality zone stretching toward Greenland and the Azores. Public justification centers on defending the Western Hemisphere and deterring Axis activity.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Congress
Navy
Halifax
Sandy Hook
Norfolk
Savannah
Belem
Pernambuco
Rio
Montevideo
Greenland
Azores
Western Hemisphere
Britain
Mr. Roosevelt
Behind the Sandbags on Fiscal Policy and Inflation
The piece argues the only way to combat inflation is to strike at its causes through reducing public spending and bureaucratic waste. It warns that unchecked debt threatens representative government and individual rights, urging an offensive against waste rather than evasive measures.
Overland Alaska Highway Urged To Boost Defense
The piece argues for a joint Canada United States project to build an overland road to Alaska. It cites strategic value for defense and welfare in peace, notes the International Highway Commission urges speed, and calls for a treaty with Canada and funding of 25 million dollars.
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United States
Greenland
Caribbean
Mexico
Canada
Alaska
International Highway Commission
No majority ever wrote a great book or symphony or invented a device
Quote from Harry Collins Stillman of the National Association of Manufacturers, asserting that a majority is not responsible for historic creations such as books, symphonies, or inventions like the telephone or automobile.
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Harry Collins Stillman
National Association of Manufacturers
Lost investments echo regret in blunt admission
A reflective remark condemns the remorse over money squandered on failed investments and the self inflicted cost of missed opportunities. The speaker contemplates how much enjoyment was forfeited by risky financial moves.
Women Prefer Spending Over Seating Allegation on Radio
A radio discussion questions whether most women prioritize spending money over seating in social decisions. The speaker frames the claim as a remark from a broadcast, prompting debate about gender roles and consumer behavior.
Washington Parks Reflect Quiet Life Beyond Power Halls
Peter Edson surveys Washington on Sundays showing how parks dot the city, offering color and space. He depicts streets full of forgotten workers and lone figures finding small joys, from barbers to soldiers on leave, amid urban life beside statues and fading hero memoria.
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Washington
White House
Capitol Hill
Art Gallery
Museum
Diplomatic Row
Kitchener
Bos
Ulster
Mrs Roosevelt and the rule of refined houses
In a concise observation the piece notes that Mrs Roosevelt appears not to escape the trend that finer houses are less populated by women. It comments on social life and domestic space without sensational detail.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Prominent Quote Cited on Expanding Distribution and Manners
A brief quotation attributed to Owen D Young advocates broader distribution of goods and courteous conduct in commerce. The remark emphasizes generosity, order, and social etiquette as essential for growth across markets and communities.
Trustees duel over Hopewell church funds in Perry Court
In Hopewell Township common pleas court Judge A S McGonagle heard Herman Hartman Stanley Ford and Hattie Roberts trustees seek to compel Carl Orr E G Melick and Miss Roberts to turn over church records funds and possessions tied to the late William Fundaberg will The case outlines a complex trust history with a 4000 bequest and 8929 60 income from a residuary fund plus a 1000 Isaac Melick trust amid ongoing probate actions and county tax and jury matters.
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New Lexington
Hopewell
Miss Roberts
Fundaberg
John Skinner
William T. Fundaberg
John Melick
John Cann
Somerset
Orr, Melick
John D. Davis
Orr
Melick
Hartman
Ford
Isaac Melick
Hopewell Township
U. S. McGonagle
Pauline Mason
State Industrial Commission
New Straitsville
C. W. Norris
A. S. McGonagle
Common Pleas Court
Charles Summel
David Thorne
Shady Side Coal Co
Saltlick Township
Thorne
Julia Anguish
Hemlock
Frank and
Eliza Jinks
Hattie E. Mathews
James F. Collins
Hattie E. Matthews
Garlinger
Carl V. Weygandt
Hocking
Local pairs listed with ages and towns in community notices
Forest Black 21 truck driver Logan and Bernice Kennison 18 Coal Township. Rev Harry Anguish and Thomas J Tracey 32 clerk and Mary Thelma Harris 24 telephone operator, both of this city. Theodore Robert Williams 22 warehouse manager and Rita Ann Harris 22 beautician, both of this city. Clarence Dew 25 school teacher and Marjorie Cannon 18, both of Corning. James Youtsey 46 coal miner New Straitsville and Cecelia Thompson 21 Coal Township. Foster Quillin 29 coal miner New Straitsville and Clysta Wolfe 20 city Rev A C Schiff Jr
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Forest Black
Logan
Bernice Kennison
Harry Anguish
Thomas J. Tracey
Mary Thelma Harris
Theodore Robert Williams
Rita Ann Harris
Clarence Dew
Marjorie Cannon
Corning
James Youtsey
New Straitsville
Cecel
Land Transfers in Various Townships Noted
The list records transfers including Chesteria and James Shirkey to R E McGreevy for 27 square rods in New Lexington. O Reid A to Doris L and Rea R Baker for Lot 94 in Thornville. Grace Boyer to Amy Boyer for 60 acres in Thorn Township. Amy B Boyer to Grace B Boyer for the same parcel. Julia Fealty to United States for 80.26 acres in Saltlick Township. Crude Oil Co to United States for 57.66 acres in Coal Township. and Frank A and Gertrude Dishon to United States for 112.57 acres in Saltlick Township.
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Chesteria
James Shirkey
R E. McGreevy
New Lexington
O. Reid A
Doris L
Rea R. Baker
Thornville
Grace Boyer
Amy Boyer
Thorn Township
Amy B. Boyer
Grace B. Boyer
Julia Fealty
United States of
Saltlick
The
Crude Oil Co
United States of America
Coal Township
Frank A
Gertrude Dishon
Tribute Poem Honors Uncle Sam by a 13 Year Old
A youth named Bobby Ed Johnson from Logan Ohio presents a wartime verse praising U S resilience. The poem imagines defending Britain Greece and the nation from invaders with firm resolve and ends with applause for Uncle Sam.
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U.S.A
Hitler
Britain
Old Massie
Greece
Uncle Sam
Bobby ED. Johnson
Love and Lab Plans Drive X-000 Mission
Serial drama follows Bob Hale as he locates a secret site for the X-000 lab and races home to supervise its transfer. Carolyn hides her heartbreak while Leana Sormi, flawless and precise, confronts Bob about his plans as tensions between science, love, and loyalty rise.
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Bob Hale
Carolyn
Leana
Bob
Robert
Power and Jealousy Stir Over X-999 Plan
Leana Sormi battles jealousy and ambition as Robert Hale advances Carolyn’s role and a freight car shipment for the X-999 project. She contemplates drastic moves to seize control, driven by envy and a hunger for power.
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Carolyn
Robert
Leana
Tyler
Bob Hale
Bob
Leana Sormi
Athens Urged to Build Airport and Landing Field
Mr. Frank McKee, state director of aviation, urged Athens to build an airport and establish a landing field in a speech to the Athens Kiwanis Club. Also reported are election of officers for the Woman's Music Club and a social visit in Jackson with Mrs. Edwin A. Jones and baby Gloria.
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Frank McKee
Auronautics
Athens
Athens Kiwanis Club
Helen Hedden
A. R. Kresge
Vera Beard
William Ruston
H. L. Goodwin
Woman's Music Club
Edwin A. Jones
Gloria
Jackson
Nelsonville club hosts BBM members and OU league bid party
Twenty years ago Mrs. Charles Martin entertained the BBM Club of Nelsonville after a business session and refreshments. The OU Women's League held its annual bid party in the Women's Gymnasium and the Kindergarten Club planned games. Mr. Harry Raymond Abbott and Miss Ila Green of Belpre were married at the First Methodist parsonage by Rev. C L Strecker.
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Charles Martin
BBM Club
Nelsonville
OU Women’s League
Harry Raymond Abbott
Ila Green
Belpre
First Methodist Parsonage
C. L. Strecker
Hemlock Grove Briefs
I was born to Mr and Mrs Stout on April 20. Mrs Porter Midkiff visited her daughter Mrs Bert Romine. Mr and Mrs Henry Euler and son called on Mrs Bert Romine. Mr and Mrs Ziba Midkiff visited Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Heilman. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Midkiff called on Mrs Jewell Story Wednesday. Sunday School attendance last Sunday was 34.
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Hemlock Grove
Stout
Porter Midkiff
Bert Romine
Henry Euler
Ziba Midkiff
R. V. Heilman
Bunker Hill
Wilbur’ Midkiff
Ange
Jewell Story
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
John W. Culleh Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Owen D, Young
Perry County
Rehoboth
Everett Smith
Glouster
N.Y.C
Joe Whaley
Dayton
R. E. Wonnell
S. J
Crookesville
Sheriffs Office
Franklin County
James Theodore Coleman
Florence Robinson
William Robinson
McGonagle
Robinson
Cora Morrison
Thornport
Edward M. Morrison
A. 8. McGonagle
Poet's Corner
By Galbraith
BY Oren Arnold
Dr. Hale
Miss Sormi
Meyer Switch
Lean
Robert Hale
China
Hupeh Province
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