Athens MagoengEE Herald Obituary Notice Summary
Obituary and subscription details from the Athens MagoengEE Herald include publisher names W Bush and Paulser, with mentions of home delivery, post office, and local notices. The fragment references subscription options, rates, and a brief notice of a local obituary. The text lacks clear individuals or events beyond the publisher and general notices.
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PisGetick W. Bush Publis
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Athens Magoengee Herald
Gorda
Traffic Toll Drops as Road Safety Efforts Grow
The article notes a decline in automobile deaths and injuries due to improved road maintenance, state patrol enforcement, and education. It warns that unless danger spots are addressed and funding increases, high highway fatalities will persist, and stresses pedestrian safety education for adults alongside continued engineering fixes.
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Manety
Losing an Institution Weather and Labor Troubles Weaken Circuses
The piece laments the summer damage to American circuses from heavy rains and wage disputes. It argues that wet grounds and union troubles threaten the season, noting audiences expect free passes but need real money to keep the tents up. It hopes for better tours next year under stable employer employee relations and milder weather.
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Eireus
Stay Awake To Safeguard Democracy
A plea to maintain personal interest in government as essential for democracy. It warns that indifference breeds lazy rule and notes a réveil teachers' conference in New York where the danger is citizens not knowing who holds power. Stay informed to prevent creeping dictatorship.
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Réveil
New York
Play Industry Expands Across United States
The article notes about 1,280 cities and towns operate 17,45 play areas employing 40,413 recreation leaders. Expenditures reach 47,054,741 dollars last year. Proponents praise playgrounds for child safety and community benefit amid broader job concerns.
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United States
Corrigan's New York Visit Draws Big City Buzz
George Ross reports Douglas Corrigan's New York stay drew a flood of attention at the Hotel McAlpin. Officials and hotel staff recounted the singer like reception as Corrigan refused lavish offers, choosing friendship and a seven room suite once occupied by the duPonts.
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New York
Douglas Corrigan
Lindberg
Will Rogers
Doug Corrigan
Broadway
Leo
Corrigan
Corrigen
Crestfalien
McAlpin
Dee
Tese
McAlpumn
Roosevelt Field
John J. Woelfle
Bumstley
Woelfle
duPonts
Fortune tellers and seekers swarm origin room
Yous fortune tellers and soothayers gathered for the tenth reception room. Police and detectives guarded him at all times. Ruses were used to gain entry. One woman claimed seating for Gone With the Wind and went with him for publicity, but she did not see him.
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Soothmeyers
Orrigen
Esfer
Behind the Scenes In Washington
Washington report by Rodney Dutcher notes pressure over a Supreme Court appointment. Norris urges Roosevelt to name Felix Frankfurter while Burke signals support but predicts no Frankfurter confirmation. Brandeis position and court prospects surface amid Gerner and Brandeis' status.
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Rodney Dutcher
Washington
Nebraska
Murke
Roosevelt
Frankfurter
Krenkfurter
Louis D. Brandeis
Brandeis
Stmg
Tom Corcoran
Ken Cohen
Hoosewelt
Moosevelt
Brankfurter
Supreme Court
Lloyd Garrison
University of Wisconsin Law School
Sherman Minton
Indiana
Wrank Murphy
Michigan
Murphy
Labor faction feuds shown in endorsements and votes
The piece notes President Green of the APF of L endorsing Senator George of Georgia as “100 per cent labor” while George opposed wage hour and Wagner Meore housing bills. It cites Green backing Gillette in Iowa and calls Labor’s Non-Partisan League factions to account for shifting slogans and political tactics.
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George
Georgia
William Green
APF of
Green
Senate
Iowa
Guy Gillette
Maverick
Texas
Mtate Federation of Labor
Mavenek
Keen
A. Po
Friends of
Labor
Alameda Plans Citywide Air Conditioning Proposal
Alameda council receives a plan to cool the city with underground pipes. The project proposes circulating air via buried ducts to keep Alameda homes and businesses significantly cooler.
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Council of
Alameda
Calif
Writer on War Substitutes Says None Practical Yet
A military affairs writer argues the world has not found a practical substitute for war. He notes that anything practical could scarcely be considered a substitute for war.
Healthful play thinning girls in Italy and men in Spain
A correspondent notes that healthy recreation seems to be diminishing the number of girls in Italy and the men of Spain, signaling concern about social trends and gendered activity across the two nations.
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Italy
Spain
Letter to the editor on Ohio political struggle and 1940s party tensions
A Millfield reader named MIKE DEVORE comments on Ohio Democratic politics, criticizing Governor Dewey era tactics, party machines, and county faction influence. He urges Republicans to help Democrats in November, condemns Sawyers rivals, and urges fair leadership and sympathy for defeated candidates. Date cited as Aug. 10.
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Dewey
Obetan
Levey
Nesonal
Ohio
Duis
Sunday Creek Con Ca
Deugherty
Sawyer
Goodby
Athens County
Davey
Mr. Sawyer
Sricker
Hiricker
Isricker
Mike Devore Millfield
Prize Pekingese Kidnapped in San Jose Case
Mrs. Helen Teller of Reno reports her prize winning Pekingese was stolen from her parked car in front of a store in San Jose California. A colorful alley car was left in its place with its tail end missing as a tailed clue. she believes the dog was kidnapped.
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San Jose
Cal
Helen Teller
Reno
New
Local social notes from Columbus visitors and guests
Mrs. Deartorff of Columbus visits Miss Jennie Ewing for a few days. President St Prof and Mrs. Gullum and children Rupert and Betty left for Gnadenhutten to be weeklong guests of Mr. and Mrs. Begiant. Mr. and Mrs. Ogg Stewart stayed with Mr. and Mrs. W N X Linecott from Thursday to Saturday. 404 Richland Ave.
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BR. Deartorff
Columbus
Jennie Ewing
Frank B. Gullum
Rupert
Betty
Jett
Gnadenhutten
Mr. and
Mires
Sam Begiant
Henry Ogg
Stewart
W. NX
Linecott
Richland Ave
Local family and guests travel from Athens to Toledo
Mr and Mrs Hugh Jefferson host Sunday guests including the couple's parents Mr and Mrs WW Jefferson and son John Bloomingburg. The party heads from Athens this noon to the Overland factory in Toledo to drive cars back Thursday. Attending are Mrs Charles Preston Miss Dorothea Manning Welchonsville Miss Evans The Plains Mrs Dix Preston Misses Inez McKitchen Kane Parker Ethel Burson Marion Bush and Alice Henry. Captain and Mrs Loring Connett arrive from Spartanburg South Carolina where Captain Connett served with Pioneer Infantry.
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Hugh Jefferson
Ww. F. Jefferson
John
Bloomingburg
Athens
Overland
Toledo
Charlies Preston
Deoroths Manning
Welsonville
Evans
the Plains
Dix Preston
Inez McKitchen
Kane Parker
Ethel Burson
Marion Bush
Alice Henry
Kidney Stones And Diet Health Hints
Discussion of kidney stones causes, composition, and symptoms including renal colic. It notes calcium oxalate and uric acid mixtures, possible vitamin deficiencies or parathyroid influence, and outlines detection, surgical removal, and precautions. Emphasizes individualized dietary guidance to prevent recurrence.
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Sweden
SIDE GLANCES La w By George Clark
They have guests for nearly every meal. Why, there’s lots of people eat here more often than in their own homes.
Pennington Parker Plans and Ames Family Moves
In Connecticut, Kinks Parker and Sally Pennington inherit half of a vacant Preston place and convert it into Beviagorium. Spencer Ames, bank owner, and his son Wilton grow wary as talks of mortgage, a potential sale, and two strangers unfold amid rumors of an impending hotel deal.
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Kinkaid Parker
Baily Pennington
Harkness
Sally
Wilton
Wilton Ames
Kinks
Spencer Ames
Ames
Mr. Ames
Old Harkness
New York
Sally Pennington
Preston Place
Winstock
Pennington-Parker Restatorium
First National Bank
Connecticut
Pennington
Dale Kenworthy
Clipstack
Preston’s
Giles
Old Kenworthy
Preston House
Preston
Parker
Farnsworth Hotels, Incorporated
Meditation Verse Expressed by Charles E Sellars
Poet readers are invited to send Verse to Messenger column bearing name and address. The meditation piece envisions leaving folly and despair and seeking daylight and harvest, tenderness, fragrance, and rest under a vast night sky. Charles E Sellars of Glouster Ohio signs the poem.
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Messenger
Charles E. Sellars, Glouster
Honolulu Businessman Completes Rapid Island Mainland Trip
Ed Lewis, 69, a Honolulu businessman, made a swift circuit from the Hawaiian Islands to the mainland. He left Tuesday aboard the Hawaiian Clipper, reached Oakland Wednesday, visited his daughter in Sacramento, then returned Thursday on the China Clipper and resumed business in Honolulu Friday.
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Oakland
Cal
Ed Lewis
Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Sacramento
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