Athens Weesboro Herald internal masthead excerpt
The fragment provides publication notes for The Athens WeasenoLe Herald including managing editor affiliations and press association memberships. It mentions subscription rates by carrier and mail for various counties and lists national representatives and distribution details.
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Rien Messengee
Athens Weasenole
A Herald
Phares Ig Co
Cerdon K
Fera Yen
Merch
Athens
Gailia
Hocking
Melmere Vinton
Washington
Joan W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Acr
Mome
Clapper Foresees Hitler Moves in Africa and Atlantic Threat
Raymond Clapper analyzes German aims to occupy French North Africa and threaten the Atlantic approaches. He warns Vichy alignment and Spanish-Portuguese access could trigger U S military action for hemisphere security, noting Weygand's resistance and British-African coast fortifications.
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Washington
Hitler
Atlantic
Vichy
Africa
Dakar
Spain
Portugal
Germany
French North Africa
France
French Africa
Paris
Berlin
United States
Weygand
North Africa
Petain
Pierre Boisson
Russia
Overplaying the Hand in Latin American Diplomacy
The piece argues Germany has overplayed its hand in Latin America. It highlights Bolivian and Mexican responses to Berlin’s pressure, noting a Bolivian military attache letter and a German circular demanding protests. It praises Mexican assertiveness and independence from European dictates.
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Germany
United States
Bolivia
Berlin
la Paz
Latin Countries
Mexico
American Southwest
Indifference is a luxury no longer for democrats
The piece argues that mere non opposition to defense and democracy is insufficient and urges active support. It cites Loyal Americans of German Descent in 18 states promoting a positive anti Nazi, pro democratic stance among Americans of German origin. It warns that indifference is deadly and must be overcome in the current struggle.
New Weapons for Army Boost Rifle Numbers and Mobility
The Army unveils a five pound semi automatic carbine under three feet long to arm more infantry. It replaces the 50 yard pistol with a 300 yard light carbine and aims to increase rifle numbers by about 50 percent. A half track truck mounting a 75 mm field gun is entering production, potentially allowing mobile fire while in motion.
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France
U. S
Enduring Union Called to Defend Civilization Past and Present
A 100 year old quote from Simon Rooli var cited by Frederick EB Has ter warns that the New World must uphold civilization decaying in the Old. Rev Harry Emerson Fosdick argues that current events render Christian faith as wishful thinking to many amid a frightening backdrop.
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Simon Roolivar
Frederick EB. Haster
Pan American Society
Harry Emerson Fosdick
New York’s
Riverside Church
No, not the one to pardon but the one to judge
A brief aphorism reflecting Napoleon on men with honest aims yet entranced consciences, noting the difficulty of their state.
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Napoleon
Peter Edson Analyzes Draft Law Confusion In Washington
Peter Edson argues that public No. 783 and its sections on twelve months of training and reserve service would allow indefinite active duty from the reserves. He cites legal text to claim Congress could tap drafted men back into active service after their year of training.
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Washington
Congress
United States
National Guard
Social Notes From New Straitsville Highlights Local Visits
Community updates list visits between families from Columbus Logan New Lexington and Rutland. Events include parties church activities a birthday party for Richard Kellenbarger and an ice cream social at the M F Church. The Mary Davis class plans an August 9 ice cream social at the church lawn.
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New Straitsville
Catherine
Jane
David McGlaughlin
Columbus
Jennie Jones
Charles Webb
Willim Bell
Doctor’s Hospital, Columbus
Florence Blankenship
van Hensley
Josephine Fetters
Frank Brown
Mary Alice
Donald Blankenship
Donald
Frederic
Logan
Roger M. Blankenship
New York
Joe Blankenship
Rex Huffman
New Lexington
J. A. Devol
Melbourne Dowler
Geo. M. Hughes
Epworth League
League Institute
Lancaster
Minnie Bird
Velma Hite
Minnie Tucker
Maher Devol
Priscilla
Robert Porter
Cleveland
Frank Porter
Cheerio
M. F. Church
Sunshine Club
Jessie Orndorf
Mae Eberts
Betty Wintermythe
Elizabeth Rowland
George Hughes
William Devol
Sandra Kay
Gordon James
Lancaster Camp Grounds
Jack Brown
Barbara Jeanne
Rutland
Edmund Otstor
Barbara
Harry Witschy
Marilyn
Verne Adams
Toronto
Henry Clark
Akron
Howard Blankenship
Duncan Falls
Fred Blankenship
Samuel Nixon
M. E. Church
Robert Lines
Charles Evans
Mabel Devol
Devol
Clyde Strain
Davis
Ball St
Cheetham
Florence Huston
Beatrice Dishon
Robert Lawson
Edward Lawson
Bryan Denny
Raymond Hoy
Margaret Alexander
Sue Webb
Cress Webb
George McQuade
Cherrington Hospital
Coalgate
Mary Davis
Social Notes From Athens and Nearby Towns
Mrs Down S Grones entertained with a luncheon bridge after a swimming party. Mrs Oscar P Bingman and others from Nelsonville and Athens attended. Charles Slaughter and Harry Hudson left for a fishing trip to Canada. Miss Margaret Walburn and Mr Leslie Williams were weekend guests in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs C O Burnett left for Camden to visit W M Bryant in Alabama. Athens shops displayed Empress Eugenie styles.
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Down S. Grones
Elmwood Pl
Oscar P. Bingman
Miller Wilson
Edith Byers
Nelsonville
T. N. Hoover
Fred McKay
Charles Slaughter
Harry Hudson
Athens
Canada
Margaret Walburn
New Marshfield Road
Leslie Williams
Cincinnati
C. O. Burnett
Camden
W. M. Bryant
Athens High School
Alabama
Athens Redpath Chautauqua Receipts Tax Report
W. W. Coe announced a receipts less war tax of 2010 with a guaranteed amount of 1750 for the Athens Redpath Chautauqua advisory board. Imports fell 43 percent and exports 25 percent in fiscal year 1921 compared with 1920. D. H. Moore was president of Security Savings Bank Athens with F. L. Alderman as vice president, C. G. OBleness cashier, and F. B. L Kil tan assistant cashier. Local residents including Mr and Mrs E E Jacobs and son Elmer and families returned from Buckeye Lake outing.
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W. W. Coe
Athens Redpath Chautauqua
D. H. Moore
F. L. Alderman
C. G. O'Bleness
F. B. Kiltan
The
Security Savings Bank
Athens
E. E. Jacobs
Elmer
C., P. Lauderhaugh
Lucile Hastings
Co. P. Jr
E. C. Woodworth
Elizabeth
Dorothy
Buckeye Lake
Blue Lake Folks Attend Picnics and Visits in West Virginia
Community notes list Mr and Mrs James Hazlett and daughter Peggy and Mr and Mrs Ambrosia Dorton visiting relatives in Dunbar West Virginia. Elmer Holcomb returns to Newport News after a visit with family. A reunion for Mrs Sarah Cragg is planned for August 10 with a noon lunch at Ona Station.
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Blue Lake
James Hazlett
Peggy
Ambrosia Dorton
Dunbar
W. Va
Elmer Holcomb
Newport News
Dravo Construction Co
James Call
Joseph Wooten
Sarah Cragg
Gallipolis
Mary Porter
Morris Porter
Marion
Frank Harrison
Joe James
Thurman
Herman Harrison
Lawrence White
Delaware
Alva Calhoun
Merrell Harrison
Herman Lawis
Cheshire
Elizabeth Chapel
Anna Belle
Lee Holcomb
Mercersville
Miss Virginia
Ray Houck
Small Army Unit Size Definition
A small unit in the United States Army comprises 12 men led by a sergeant or corporal.
Concord Church Annual Home-Coming and Local Social Roundup
Concord hosts its annual Home-Coming on August 17 with Sunday School and services led by Rev. William Martell George of Nelsonville. Church trustees meet Thursday evening and a wiener roast follows the business session. Various local visits and family gatherings are listed, including Antle and Sayre families, with notes on ill health and moves.
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Concord
Concord Church
Concord Cemetery Association
William Martell George
Nelsonville M. E. Church
Concord Church Trustees and Church Board
Cecil Antle
Olive Johnson
Frost
Lawrence Myers
Hooper Ridge
William Moring
Columbus
Ed Sayres
Christian Endeavor Society
Old Man's Cave
Frank Johnson
von Landis
Lester Blake
Pres Wisecup
Glouster
Vern Wolfe
Edward Weiss
Joe Antle
Iris Weiss
Helen Wolfe
Elsie Antle
Minnie Antle
John Antle
Wilbur Antle
Jacksonville
Joe Stone
Murray City
Jesse Wemer
Glouster R. D
Eugene Goldsberry
Athens
Mable Sayre
Shirley
Millfield
Donna Jeane Sayre
Deloris Cope
Tom Cope
John Davis
Dolores
Marcella
Detroit
Mich
Davis
Rollrig
Joe Watson
Dayton
Wilbur Davis
Qwen Tryon
Carl and
Grace Sayres
Van Dyke Reunion Brings Family From Many Towns
The second annual Van Dyke family reunion gathered August 3 at Chauncey Van Dyke's Albany home with relatives from Chesterhill Athens Amesville Malta and New Matamoras among others. Guests included Dr. A F Holmes H C Hovey Belle Fought and many others from Athens Albany and Gallipolis visiting at Our House in Gallipolis and the Seakus Hotel in Pomeroy.
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Albany
van Dyke
Chauncey van Dyke
Guy van Dyke
Lewis Smith
Florence van Dyke Wallace
Vernette
Elizabeth
Cora
Belle
Mary Louise
Clifford Calendine
Wanda Myron Calendine
Chesterhill
Stanton James
Cora McDonald
Ray
James
Belle Sedwick
Gratta
Walter Sedwick
Athens
Sidney Carpenter
Kathleen Webster
Amesville
Merle Victor
Russell Lawrence
Malta
A. J. van Dyke
Roger van Dyke
Malcolm Miller
Marjorie Miller
George van Dyke
Mervin
Barbara
June van Dyke
George Spring
Belle Fought
E. M. Baughman
Martha Lou
L. M. Breweiser
Ed Bailes
George Bailes
L. B. Moore
New Matamoras
Richard Fought
Bartha Joe Kinsel
Earl Baughman
Gallipolis
Ernest Bolton
West Orange
N. J
Frank Bolton
Bolton
DuPont Co
Harley
Harriett Ayler
Love and secrets on a moonlit kitchen confrontation
Barbara discovers Dugan Blake secretly cooking eggs at 2:30 am and ends up sharing a kiss. The moment breaks the ice between them but leaves her questioning motives. Uncle Hank reveals Dugan’s entanglement with Midwest Oil and Bert Lipscomb’s role, easing suspicions as Barbara contemplates Grover versus Dugan and a Friday country club dance.
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Barbara
Dugan Blake
Dugan
Larry
Briar Hill
New York
Uncle Hank
Hank
Bert Lipscomb
Bert
Midwest
Old Man Lipscomb
Larry Grover
Road to Lake to Be Paved near Lake Hope
State Highway Department calls for bids to pave and improve the road from Zaleski to the upper part of Lake Hope, a 5 030 mile stretch in Vinton County, at an estimated cost of 172 500 dollars. The project includes two bridges and must be finished by September 30 1942 with bids opened August 26.
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McArthur
Athens
Lake Hope
State
Zaleski
Prattsville
Nelsonville
Vinton County
Birmingham Quiz Kid Tommy McFarland wins nationwide auditions
Tommy McFarland 14 of Birmingham earned the city’s Quiz Kid title after beating over a thousand students in auditions. He then flew to Chicago and appeared on the Quiz Kids program broadcast coast to coast on NBC Blue. May face reception issues due to a storm.
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Zaleski
Tommy McFarland
Lucile Sylvester McFarland
Birmingham
Ala
Thomas McFarland
Chicago
NBC Blue
Tommy
Wellston
McFarlands
England
France
Rome
Mexico
Sarah Alice
Birmingham Southern College
Oberlin
United States
Joan
A. H. Hayes
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Myrna Bolen
Donald Miller
Donnie
Cleveland
Ella Murray
Sarah Fidler
Charles Klingenberg
Canaanville
Sarah Vanderford
Frank Tripp, Jr
Frank Tripp
Will Tripp
James McKibben
Helen
Belpre
Elizabeth Anne Ross
Chillicothe
Anne Elizabeth Martin
Anne Elizabeth
Margaret Anne Bedinghaus
Mary Alice
Cincinnati
Frank Lewis
Dayton
Charles Daft
Oren
Vernon Pennell
Alfred Rhodes
Fr. Hayes
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