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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1936

Page

4

National Representatives Advertising and obituary rates

National Representatives John W Cullen Company lists Chicago New York and Detroit offices with advertising rates on application. Obituary service offered at nominal charge. Subscription rates by carrier and mail in Ohio include one year $4.50 six months 2.50 ten weeks 1.00 four weeks 50 cents and one week 15 cents. Entered at Athens Post Office as Second Class Matter under Act of 1918.

John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit Athens Ohio

Price of recovery requires shedding old prejudices

Merle Thorpe argues in Nation's Business that true American recovery demands a costly shift in mindset. Citizens must abandon envy of success, reject belief in automatic wealth from government, and embrace individual initiative, hard work, and limited government to revive a robust, enterprise-driven economy.

Merle Thorpe America U. S. Senate Adam

Spruutz and the Glowing Natural That Inspires Great Work

The piece explains spruutz as an untranslatable trait beyond skill, elevating a worker into a true artist. It describes how this innate quality makes a person inspire warmth, color, speed, and idealism in an organization, like turning on heat or light.

Spruutz

Athens Home Telephone Company marks dial service anniversary

The anniversary of the dial telephone installation by the Athens Home Telephone Company recalls its up-to-date equipment and public utility service. The firm issues two complete corrected city directories each year, a rarity among Ohio telephone companies, delivering two good directories to customers annually.

Athens Home Telephone Company Athens Ohio

Lewis Europe Trip Sparks Rumor Mill Amid Labor Rift

Washington commentary notes John L Lewis travels to Europe mainly for a ride. Rumors of clashes with Roosevelt or talks with Perkins are dismissed by insiders as unlikely. CIO-AFL relations, industrial versus craft unionism, and political timing shape the labor scene before the election. Uruguay’s mediation bid and U S Argentina diplomacy also surface in global notes.

Paul Mallon Washington John L. Lewis Europe Roosevelt A. F. of L Perkins Mr. Lewis CIO Mr. Green Lewis Mr. Roosevelt Miss Perkins CIO- A. F. of L Pennsylvania

Governor Landon Opens West Middlesex Campaign Tour

Governor Landon starts his political tour with a speech delivered on a West Middlesex golf course in Pennsylvania. The event signals no playful campaign tone despite the setting.

Landon West Middlesex, Pa

New Season Sparks Hawaiian Pineapple Trade Boom

A fresh crop of stage amateurs signals a booming Hawaiian pineapple trade. Scientists say Ethiopia lacks mineral wealth, though Duce may influence native noses. Building gains may absorb musical saws heard on radio as opportunity rises for Jesse Owens.

Ethiopia Duce

Athens Telephone Service Delivers Strong Communication

The article notes many uses beyond copper wire calls and frequent moves in the city. It highlights biannual directories that improve service in Athens and the surrounding area. It praises the local system for minimal complaints and maximum communication.

Athens

District Tales of Long Ago

Henry Atkinson recalls early independence sentiment near Athens Ohio as Lord Dunmore’s 3000 troops move along the Hocking. Soldiers debate King George’s plans, with Ulster-Scotch and Hanover Church influences noted, as a first local Mecklenburgh resolution story hints at future independence.

Athens Ohio Dunmore Big Bend Ft. Gower America Hocking Virginia George III Mechlinburg Hanover Church Pennsylvania

Local Socials and Park Plans Highlight Week

Miss Vera and Virgene Robinson visited Misses Alice and Pauline Fierce. Anna K Price returned from Columbia University. Bart Davidson and family vacationed at Long Lake Michigan. Ong family vacationed at a Lake side retreat. Helwig family hosted by Pearl Helwig. Logan City park commission worked on Rach elmacher Park to ready it for use.

Vera Virgene Robinson Stewart Alice Pauline Fierce Logan City Park D. B. Lemon H. W. Harden Ed Eberst Bart Hall Rachelmacher Park South Logan

Gra ham family hold fifth annual reunion at Sharpsburg

Fifth annual Gra ham reunion was hosted by T. E. Dickson in Sharpsburg. Camp Fire girls with chaperon Mrs J M Hyde planned a ten day Buckeye Lake outing, listing Frances Webster Melba Harwick Marie Josten Ruth Davis Doris Nye Gladys Nellie Brooks Mary Edwards Dorothy Putnam. Athens County School Board failed to agree on a new superintendent with Dr McDougall Bertha McVay C M Copeland and Harry Z Foster present. A Willys Knight car owned by Dr T A Copeland driven by son Harold overturned near Stout Dairy farm Fisher. occupants unharmed. An airplane was promised at the Athens County Fair piloted by O E Williams. Carrie Junod and Louise Price returned from study at Columbia University.

J. M. Hyde Buckeye Lake Frances Webster Melba Harwick Marie Josten Ruth Davis Doris Nye Gladys Nellie Brooks Mary Edwards Dorothy Putnam Athens County School Board Dr. McDougall Bertha McVay C. M. Copeland Harry Z. Foster Willys-Knight T. A. Copeland Harold Copeland Stout Fisher

Climate and Race in Tuberculosis Treatment Across Ages

A historical overview notes that TB recovery often relied on climate and altitude, with high, dry, high altitude regions offering benefits. It summarizes global death rates, racial factors, and the limited role of climate compared to medical care and sanitarium discipline. It cautions that individual patient factors determine the best climate.

Egypt France Italy Manila Philippine Islands Guayaquil Ecuador Athens Greece Lisbon Portugal Paris Dublin Geneva Chile Finland Hungary Ireland Europe Great Britain Netherlands Denmark United States Australia New Zealand New York

Press and public morals cited by era leaders quotes

Quotes from Harry N. Holmes Lionel Barrymore Newton D. Baker and Joan Crawford on media, success, peace and warning culture. The collection links press influence to public opinion and warns about fame and responsibility in wartime America.

Harry N. Holmes New York America Newton D. Baker Wilson

Dry ice air conditioning gains in desert auto travel

Dry ice is rising as a method to cool cars for desert trips. A large block is wrapped in paper and placed inside the vehicle with windows mostly closed, leaving a small ventilation gap.

San Diego Cal U.R

Heiress in peril as gangsters seize Molly Milford

Molly Milford appears to be the target of a kidnap plot after a night out with a suitor. A double plays a key role, as Molly is mistaken for another woman, leading to masked captors, a desert farm, and a tense interrogation about Nelse, a bank robber involved in the crime. The narrative follows Molly's desperate attempts to survive and outwit her captors while questioning loyalties and love.

Molly Milford Brent Stuart Molly Brent Wick Ross Nelson Ferguson Ferguson Whittaker Frenchy's Milford Leola Barlow Mae Joe Leela Jimmy Chicago Louis Nelse Rat Poleon Steve Nesse Jay Milford Steve Black Scorpion Leela Barlow

Whales Cheer as Shark-Prey Battle Ends in Death

In Santa Cruz a whale shark duel entertained nearby spectators as rival whales swam and spouted overhead. The confrontation ended when the shark delivered a death thrust to its opponent beneath the waves.

Santa Cruz Cal U.P

Affidavit of prejudice filed in Wooster suit

James R. Campbell, defendant in a civil suit, swore he cannot get a fair trial in common pleas court. He charged Mrs. C. G. Gault, wife of the plaintiff, is too chummy with Mrs. Walter J. Mougey, the judge’s wife.

ODD Prejudice Wooster O.—U.p James R. Campbell Common Pleas Court Campbell C. G. Gault Walter J. Mougey

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Uruguay Lamas State Department Argentina Chaco Hull Jesse Owens By Henry Atkinson Anna K. Price New York City Columbia University Bart Davidson Fanny Gertrude Atkinson Long Lake, Mich Frank Helwig Pratts Fork Pearl Helwig Graham T. E. Dickson Sharpsburg Athens County O. E. Williams Fenton, Mich Carrie Junod Louise Price N. Y DR. Morris Fishbein They Say Lionel Barrymore Joan Crawford George Clark Mary Raymond NEA Serview Chapter
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