The Athens Messenger Publishing Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger lists publishers Frederick Bush and Gordes Bush with weekday editions and a Sunday morning edition. It notes Associated Press affiliation, Ohio press associations, and circulation audits. Subscription rates by carrier and mail are provided for Ohio and outside Ohio, with terms and offices listed.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick @. Bush
TUE Messenger
Gordes Bush
Ngree Weber
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Oho Newspaper Association
Associated Press
The Same Old Road Through Franco British Alliance Debate
A reflection on Gen. Charles de Gaulles call for a Franco British led three power frame with smaller nations and a decentralized Germany. It weighs risks and motives including Britains reluctance to join and Frances aims to end German threat, contrasting with UN based peace and decolonization as safer paths.
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Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Europe
Germany
France
Bidault
United States
Russia
General de Gaulle
Winston Churchill
Britain
United Nations
Local district politics weigh Mead committee link to May race
Democratic leaders in Andrew J. May's district predict that Kentucky congressman May may benefit from being tied to the Mead Committee probe of the Garsson munitions combine. The piece compares past political dynamics and notes May portrays himself as a hard working local figure amid national investigation currents.
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Rep
Andrew J. Mays
Kentucky
Mead Committee
Garsson
Mr. May
Juan Peron
Argentina
Harold Stassen
Dwight Griswold
Nebraska
Burt Wheeler
Montana
Theodore Bilbo
May
Jim Mead
New York
House
Special Committee
Mead
Harry Truman
White House
Dem Dewey
Voting finally possible for Washington resident after long abstention
David Lawrence's National Dispatch notes a 37 year old Washington correspondent who, after years of denial due to residency and assignments, votes in a Virginia primary. He reflects on taxation without representation for 750000 District residents and plans to vote for Harry Byrd and Howard Smith, considering independence in future elections. The piece recounts past presidential choices and the desire to cast an actual ballot.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Congress
Harry Byrd
United States
Howard Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Cox
Davis
al Smith
Hoover
London
Willkie
Dewey
Potsdam plan for Germany’s economy falters in four zones
Peter Edson looks at Potsdam decisions on dismantling cartels and creating a unified German economy. He notes failure to implement common policies on mining, farming, wages, prices, banking, and transport, and explains bottlenecks from coal, food, housing, and fertilizer shortages in the four occupation zones.
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Washington
Germany
Potsdam
Europe
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Control Council
U.S
James F. Byrnes
Rev Ed wards H Dickinson to speak at Centennial Church
In Coolville a Rev Edward S Dickinson from Rio Grande will lead an evening service at the Centennial Church on Aug 10 at 8 p.m. followed by the Neighborhood Council meeting. Morning worship is planned at Coolville Congregational Church at 5 45 a.m. with Sunday School at 10 43 and Treland service at 3 00 a.m.
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Coolville
Edwards H. Dickinson
Rio Grande
Centennial Church
Coolville Congregational Church
Treland
Warne Conklin
Parkersburg
William Cook
A. L. Conklin
Emmett Blair
Hugh
Rosemary
Newton Falls
H.C. Blair
T. F. Cecil
Cecil Ladd
Larry
Danny
Glen Berney
S. W. Ladd
Cutler
Elma Ladd
Laura Bailey
Athens
Harold Conklin
Akron
Lloyd Friend
Little Hocking
Linda Kay
St. Joseph's Hospital
Myrtle Cochran
Garrett Reed
Delphin Creeger
Bob Barnett
W. E. Burgoon
Frankfort
Ivan
Dennis
J. W. Kincade
Amanda Baer
Stella Watkins
Forest Run
Cheryl Matlack
Parkers- Buge
G. R. Walden
A. A. McLain
Ella Brandon
Defiance
P. E. Bingman
Bertha Keller
Columbus
C. E. Keller
Louella Smith
Ruth
Charleston
L. B. Hardin
Delaware
Prand
W.A. Bingman
W. C. Dennes
C. Whitlock
R. S Henderson
S. Tilton
Lancaster Camp Grounds
WCTU
Jo Ann Mars
Gretta Mae Campbell
Decatur
E. J
Oscar Findling
T. E. Cecil
Carbondale and Vicinity Personal Briefs
Carbondale area families share weekend visits with relatives in Zanesville Columbus and Athens. Mr and Mrs Guy Barrows and sons Stanley and Gerry from Zanesville were guests of Mr and Mrs John Stanley and Mr and Mrs Francis Bodkins. Columbus visited her parents. Mrs Agnes Drain and others visited Lena Blackford. Vivian Mcivatt and Mrs Charles Stimel from Athens also visited.
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Carbondale
Guy Barrows
Stanley
Gerry
Zanesville
John Stanley
Francis Bodkins
Columbus
Charles Stump
Agnes Drain
George Stump
Myles
Lena Blackford
Vivian Mcivatt
Athens
Charles Stimel
Logan
Floyd Moshier
Rutland Garden Club Hosts And Local Social Gatherings
Rutland residents enjoyed a busy stretch of club and social events. Mrs Bart Rawlings hosted the Rutland Garden Club meeting with July 39 notes. lectures by Miss Virginia Cavendish were announced for Aug 13 in Middleport. New members Denison and Cash Johnson were welcomed. various members and guests attended birthday dinners, picnics, and showers. Additional visits spanned Rutland and surrounding towns with engagements for nursing training and youth camp staff, plus multiple family birthday observances.
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Rutland
Bart Rawlings
Rutland Garden Club
Floyd Thomas
Helen Bolm
Virginia Cavendish
Huntington
Heath Church
Middleport
Middleport Garden Club
Denison
Cash Johnson
George Lasher
Social Notes From Hartford in Parkersburg DAR and church events
Hartford social notes cover Miss Garnett Tillis of Point Pleasant attending a Little Kanawha Society DAR district meeting in Parkersburg with Mrs. Marerane Delon Kimes guest pianist and a Trinity Hall bridge luncheon hosted by Dr. C W Petty’s daughter. Other items include the Sunday School Workers’ convention at Harmony Baptist Church led by Etho Lanier focusing on educational evangelism, committee appointments, and plans for next year at Lock Eleven.
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Hartford
Garnett Tillis
Point Pleasant
DAR
Marerane Delon Kimes
Little Kanawha Society
Parkersburg
Trinity Hall
Patty Lou Smith
Dorothy Marie Stone
Martha A. Newton
Donald Smith
Sarah
Florence Atkins
Pomeroy
Mesdames
Hugo Juhling
Erwin Smith
Norman Wein
Keith MccClung
Thurl Stone
Bob McGuffin
F. A. Chapman
James McKnight
Paul D. Haydens
Boston
Mass
A. K. McClung
Sunday School Workers of
Etho Lanier
Young People of
Harmony Church
Janet Beard
Allen McKinney
L. D. Seard
Beech Hall
Pine Grove
Lock Eleven
Alien McKinney
W. W. McComb
Amy Bowles
George Adams
Elmer Brannan
Otno Lanier
A. E. Sommer
Jack Hayes
Clyde Adams
Besch Hill
Concord
Harmony
Siloam
Maxine Kearns
Fred Kearns
Dilemma Of Cecily Val And The Air Force In A Small Town
In a small town Cecily faces a choice between Val the chemist and Steve who goes to the Air Force. Val enlists, hoping happiness lies with Cecily, while Robert worries their bond might fail as Cecily vows not to marry until she can vote. The scene shifts to a tearoom where Robert and the narrator seek comfort after Val leaves for training.
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Meur Hacher
Meevie Ralston
Ralston
Cecily
Robert
Als
Stevie
Air Corps
Val
Corinna
Della
Steve
Air Force
Magist
Mr. Wynne
Local Golf Stars Set Records At Athens Country Club
Mike Heaney and B. T. Grover played a best ball of 63 for 18 holes while Grover and Heaney set a new present layout record with 32 strokes on the second nine. Ohio University granted diplomas to 207 seniors in graduation exercises. Birth announced for Joseph E Thackery IV. Marriage license issued to Harry A. Mettier and Mary Kathryn Chute. Twenty years ago social and civic events noted including Camp Perry trip by Company L and Rotary talk by A B Roe.
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Man
Ohio
Bervios Ben
Emterea
Athens
Jona W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Cic Ge
Atl
B. T. Grover
Mike Heaney
Athens Country Club
Heaney
Grover
Groves
A. B. Roe
Athens Rotary Club
Roe
McBee Company
Louise Dana
New York City
John P. Dana
University Terrace
Albany Social Notes Highlight Summer Gatherings
Albany and vicinity social notes report a picnic at Hooper's Park hosted by multiple couples including Mr and Mrs Ray Knowlton and Mr and Mrs Lee Elliott. Guests from Bucyrus joined Mr and Mrs Elbert Conner and Mrs Mary Weyand for a weekend visit with the Ellliott family. Maurice Hunter announces the birth of a son Robert Eugene on July 30 and Glen Howard and Lois Wingett welcome a daughter born July 32 with grandparents Mr and Mrs Guy Wingett. Wilma Elliott visits Vaies Mill with her mother.
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Den
L. J. Heiner
Guy Mutchier
Thomas
Alberta Smith
Carrie Smith
Norma Sichelson
Dexter
Ruby Halliday
Pauline Atkins
Harrisonville
Emory Rainn
Vona Smith
Florence Mutehler
Nova McLaughton
Carl Miller
Almas Rawlings
Russell Little
Whitney Ingraham
Scott Canaday
Geo. Lasher
Marcus Roush
Donan
P. A. Jiiden
T. J. Chase
Anna Miller
William Folan
Blaine Giles
W. D. Musser
Myrta Musser
Dean Chapman
Philip Smith
Darlene
Norman Will
Thos. Smith
Denver Smith
Seth Nicholson
Wm. Nicholson
Gerald Minor
Harold Rice
Allen Grueser
Harold Clark
Dalton
William Burford
Rutland
Ralph Clark
Aberdeen Proving Ground
John Clark
Bert H. Beard
Cleveland
Detroit
London
Canada
Henry Caves
Columbus
Ira Barker
Sidney Smith
Ruth Boles
Gerald Graham
Graham
Alfred Boles
Leon
Wylie Miller
Hartstown
Alec Downey
Carol
Pittsburgh
Paul Sisson
Wallace Sisson
Rushville
Ethel Jackson
Anson Jackson
Lester Bailey
Jackson
Albany
Ray Knowlton
Lee Elliott
L. Ingram, Sr
J. L. Ingram, Jr
Hooper's Park
Elbert Conner
Mary Weyand
George Eddie
Bucyrus
Lee Elliiott
Maurice Hunter
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David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Carbondale and Vicinity News
R. Louise Emery
Neaservice, Inc
Mier J Veedes
Ceciily
Mercedes
Ohio University
Joseph E. Thackery
Joseph E. Thackery, IV
Harry A. Mettier
Nelsonville
Mary Kathryn Chute
Athens County County
Country Club
D. D. Haskins
R. J. Studer
Darrell F. Sams
Camp Perry
Thearle W Shafer
Albany and Vicinity News
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