The Athens Messenger Advertisement and Publication Details
The Athens Messenger established 1896 publishes weekly on Fridays with a 100000 population reach across Athens Ohio area. Editorial staff include Gordon K Bush publisher and Charles H Harris managing editor. Subscription rates list 4.50 per year by mail in Ohio and 15 cents weekly by carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
Publsher
Athens Sabsseger & Henaid Printing Co
Gordon K Bush
Pi Biianer
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
Public Co-operation Sought to Maximize Federal Highway Funds
The Ohio highway program faces tighter funds due to tax diversions and new federal labor rules. Officials urge public and agency cooperation to place relief workers and heavy hand labor on the 1933 plan, selecting needy men through relief boards with precise, military-like efficiency to avoid start-up delays.
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Ohio
Ohio Highway Department
Farmers urge less government price control and support thrift
The piece argues that farmers can right their course without federal price fixing or subsidies. It criticizes government loans and price planning, urges tax relief and low interest rates, and praises thrifty farmers who avoid speculative crops and unnecessary government aid.
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Uncle Sam
Labor and Recovery Under the National Industrial Plan
A report argues that NIRA plus state efforts added 120 000 workers in Pennsylvania while a coal strike idled 100 000, highlighting the clash between recovery aims and labor capital hostility. It notes workers’ pressure for higher wages and shorter hours, and government backing for labor share.
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Pennsylvania
Tact in Domestic Life and Family Diplomacy
Dorothy Dix argues tact is rare at home and often missing in dealing with spouses and children. She notes how strangers practice politeness while families harshly critique, suggesting lack of tact fuels divorces and rebellion, and that diplomacy from loved ones is sorely needed.
Local Residents Attend Events and Visits Across Ohio
Guysville resident Charles Copeland returned from Chicago with Prof. Clifford Glazier. Nola and Louise Christy visit in Parkersburg, Kenneth Christy and Vern Starkey. Starkeys host over weekend. Cutler Burton and Martindale in for livestock. Ladies' Aid Society of M E Church hosts social. Parkersburg visitors Mrs. L D Robinson and Ina Coleman. Columbus visitors Mr. and Mrs. Burt Kiehl visit daughter Mrs. Beulah Smith. Christy family travels to Marion to visit relatives. Watson Minerd works at Smith Filling Station. Arbaughs move to Tuppers Plains. undertaker plans move. Mrs. Nelle Newman visits sister Mrs. Mayme Ashcraft. George Tedrow returns from Worlds Fair. Inman in Athens. Ed Grant of Akron accompanies wife and children home after two weeks with Riffees. plan Akron trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Starkey
Akron
George F. Starkey
Cutler Burton
Mr. Martindale
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
L. D. Robinson
Parkersburg
W. Va
Ina Coleman
Janice
Athens
Burt Kiehl
Columbus
Beulah Smith
C. C. Christy
Everet
Ada Graham
Louise Christy
Marion
Watson Minerd
Smith
John Arbaugh
Tuppers Plains
Arbaugh
Guy Secoy
Ray Bean
Canaanville
J. H. Riffee
Riffees
Local Social Notes From Huntington Area and Nearby Towns
Community members Marion Wndy and Mrs. Marshal Dc Charles Marshal of ton W Va attended gatherings in shared company. Families including Kern Alkire and Mrs Ray Bowen visited relatives in Ross Halliday and Huntington. A marriage occurred near Pomeroy with local residents present as they mark a Union.
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Miya
Marion
Marshal
Charles Marshal
Ton
W. Va
Arles Miller
Ray
Annie Bowen
Eva Bowen
Waygon
Ross Halliday
Huntington
That Tired Feeling May Be Serious
Dr Morris Fishbein explains that a tired feeling signals possible fatigue from infections poor hygiene or long work and rest is the only certain relief He notes symptoms such as yawning drowsiness eye closing and forgetfulness and warns against overeating as a fatigue treatment rest and proper nutrition are advised
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Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
Health Magazine
D. A. Laird
Real NRA Scraps Highlight Labor Board Clash
President Green clashed with Hillman backed Amalgamated as U G W accused of scab tactics in a bitter AFL fight. Green threatened to resign from the Labor Advisory Board before being mollified by John Lewis. Inflation sentiment grows as Smith pushes Roosevelt for action. Tydings junket to the Philippines postponed amid secrecy. Steel chiefs await NRA Chief Counsel Richberg with a photographer rep provided.
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Labor Advisory Board
A. F
United Garment Workers
Sidney Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Amalgamated
Hillman
Green
A. F. of L
John Lewis
Philippines
Tydings
Maryland
Territories and Insular Affairs Committee
Senate
North Carolina
Reynolds
Robinson
Indiana
STEEL
William A. Irnwin
U. S. Steel
NRA
Don Richberg
Richberg
Increased buying power this fall may better the condition of the farmer
W. B. Lawrence remodeled his home on College. Sergeant Carl Meighen of Company L 166th Infantry at Camp Perry shown displaying marksmanship. Dr. and Mrs. W. F. Mercer went to Otto New York. Mr. and Mrs. Don Swaim and Don Grones traveled to Detroit to visit Ritz Orchestra members from Ohio University.
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Mr. A
Mrs. B
Carl Meighen
One Hundred and Sixty-Sixth Infantry
Camp Perry
Don Swaim
Don Grones
Detroit
Michigan
Ritz Orchestra
Ohio University
Miss Hazel Pennybaker Leaves for Cincinnati Visit
A city brief notes Miss Hazel Pennybaker, guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Fenzel, departed for her home in Cincinnati. Water from local mines has polluted the Hocking River below Sugar Creek, killing thousands of fish and drawing health-board attention.
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Hazel Pennybaker
George Fenzel
Cincinnati
Hocking
Sugar Creek
Board of Health
Catching Up The Porch Game Among Fast Running Children
Two parents watch children play tag on the porch. Greta and Dan race ahead while Peter, once slowed by illness, struggles but grows in skill and confidence as he keeps catching others. The group senses a growing, unspoken influence guiding kindness and fair play.
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Maria
Olive Roberts Barton
Peter
Greta
Dan
Pete
Sailors wear wide trousers for deck work
The passage notes sailors roll trousers above the knees when cleaning decks or landing in shallow water. It also remarks on forest disease chestnut blight as the most virulent foe recorded, and mentions the absence of sub treasuries with Federal Reserve banks assuming those roles.
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United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Almost a Bird
The puzzle lists clues for a horizontal and vertical crossword style grid. The pictured man recently completed a solo flight. The grid includes references to places, objects, and descriptors such as a goddess of peace and a folding bed.
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Napoleon
4-H Club Meets at New Marshfield Aug 16
The New Marshfield 4-H Club met August 16 at the Home Economics Building with 25 members and 3 visitors present. A new president and reporter were elected. A program committee Ermal Hunter and Reba Tom was appointed for August 30. After the meeting games were played and refreshments served. Local residents and visitors are noted attending various events and trips, including World’s Fair attendance in Chicago and relatives visiting from several towns.
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Ermal Hunter
Reba Tom
O. M. Davidson
Sabina
Everett
H. V. McLucas
Lewisburg
Eva Wert
Baker
Bar! Davis
Parkersburg
W. Va
I. V. Minear
Martha Warren
Kingston
Vira McAfee
Gordia Chesser
Springfield
Autumn church meeting and family notices reach across towns
An all day meeting drew a large crowd as Norris will preach on Aug 27 before service. Hermon and Meigs host events from Sept 5 to Sept 10. The Meyers reunion plans an afternoon program with My taking part. Vivian Stanear visited, Ida St. Clair stays days with her uncle in Darwin. G E Coen assists Harvey Coen in Gallipolis while the Aldeay daughter Donna J. attends church in Orange Soil.
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Norris
Serence
Hermon
Meigs
J. P
Weatherby
Meyers
Poaternoon
Vivian Stanear
Ida St. Clair
Darwin
G. E. Coen
Harvey Coen
Insonville
Gallipolis
Mrs. Aldeay
Donna J
Orange
Wing
Notable nativity signs warn of intrigue and treachery
The passage notes planetary influences on the day bringing signs of intrigue enmity and secret mergers. It cautions alertness for those with birthdays tied to years and mentions possible ties to large secret societies. It also warns of fraudulent or morbid pressures and urges careful training for a lively child. Debut power is highlighted.
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United National Representatives
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Michigan Ave
Chicago
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Oe Motors
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Labor and Recovery
Dorothy Dix
Henry
Ripley
Guysville
Charles Copeland
Prof
Clifford Glazier
Nola
Kenneth Christy
Herman
Andy
Freeman Gosden
Charles Correll
Bernard Kelley
North Bennington
Teeweewe
DR. Morris Fishbein
Green and
Real Nra
Congress
Rodney Dutcher
Washington, D. C
Perkins
W. B. Lawrence
College Street
Teachers’ Institute For the Agricultural Sections
Carpenter
Will Cable
West Virginia
East State Street
Joe Hibbard
Philadelphia
Notre Dame de Paris
Eve N
Topeka
Kansas
Harold
Denis Hesman
Johnson
New Marshfield
Mrs. Mercer Williams
New York
Catherine
Elinore Wilson
Genevieve
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