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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1936

Page

4

Athens Messenger Publishing Details and Rates

The Athens Messenger Publishing Co lists weekly publication with Saturday and Sunday editions. It notes editors Gordon and Charles Garris, associations with the Americas Newspaper Publishers, and marketing terms including subscription rates and mailing options.

Publishec 4Thens Messenger & Herald Printing CO Gordon &K Lush Anc Gen Met Charies Garris Pudiloners Association Audit Bureau of Associated Onio Deiliea Nlane Daily Press Association

Roosevelt Era Clips Highlight Relief and Civil Service Debate

A collection of Roosevelt quotes from 1932 to 1936 covers relief policy, opposition to boondoggling, and civil service merit system protections. It notes unemployment figures, relief administration statements, and postmaster general remarks on postal finance and air mail contracts.

Franklin PD. Roosevelt National Emergency Council Harry L. Hopkins Works Progress Administrator Franklin D. Roosevelt Franklin PD Roosevelt Newark Civil Service Reform League Farley Post Office Department Secretary of the Treasury Senate Farrey Wilmington Delaware Army Department of Justice

Courthouses Readied for Larger Government Offices

Most public buildings are being remodeled to house new government bureaus and staff. The move is seen as a federal money boon, expanding courthouses and offices to accommodate growing public functions.

Split in Union Party Eyes Limited Campaign Tours

Washington reports a rift in the Union party with uneven support for Coughlin Townsend Smith and Lemke. The advisors dispute unity as Townsend and Lemke face alignment questions while Landon shapes a contrast with Roosevelt through staged speeches and cautious promises.

Paul Mallon Washington Union Party Great Coalition Dr. Townsend Lemke Smith Townsend Roosevelt Landon

Public offices swarm with officials as overhead grows

An observer notes a flood of officials from courthouses to national offices. The piece laments sprawling government staffs and agencies multiplying in Athens County, Columbus, Washington, and beyond, arguing new offices and overhead burden taxpayers.

Athens County Washington Columbus

District Tales of Long Ago in Early 0s Frontier Rumor

In the early 0s Barnum s Greatest Show on Earth visited New Lexington before moving toward McConnelsville. A rumor of a man eating animal marauder spread fear among villagers as livestock vanished and townsfolk armed themselves. Old Tom Trussell, famed trapper, overheard debates on tariffs and wool prices as locals speculated the culprit. Continued tomorrow.

Barnum New Lexington Wogon Wheels McConnelsville Chapel Hill Fort Sumter Tom Trussell Anthony Flick

No No Little Maid Poem Warns Against Alcohol

A dated verse warns against a young girl touching wine and losing health and beauty. It envisions a future husband and a blessed child, urging preservation of virtue and the example of a mother reflecting girlhood in daylight.

Shame

Recruits at Fort Douglas Grow Fat During Stay

A military survey reports that U P recruits at Fort Douglas training camp in Salt Lake City Utah gained weight during their stay, reflecting dietary or activity patterns at the camp.

Salt Lake City Utah U.P Citizens’ Military Training Camp Fort Douglas

Public Forum Letter From Athens Reader

The Athens Messenger notes letters to the editor must be signed and concise. L D Vore from Athens signs Aug 27 expressing frustration with politics and the paper’s editorial style.

the Messenger The Athens Messenger

Wolfe Family Reunion Sets Nelsonville Grotto President

The fourth annual Wolfe family reunion at the Grotto grounds in Nelsonville elected Andrew Wolfe as president. In Athens County Fair health nurses Miss Alice Haviland Miss Anne Morgan and Miss Bess Harper contributed to public health efforts while Prof Will C. Merritt of Rockbridge Schools backed plans for a county wide high school paper.

Will C. Merritt Rockbridge Alice Haviland Anne Morgan Bess Harper Athens County Wolfe Grotto Grounds Nelsonville Andrew Wolfe

Twenty Years Ago Briley Family Reunion At Athens County Fair

Twenty years ago the Briley family held their first reunion at the Athens County Fair grounds. Mrs Porter Dicken hosted weekend guests including her mother Mrs H B Briley and sister Mrs Eliz beth Kelley with Briley Oklahoma. Guy H Brown returned from a three week eastern trip as guest of Will Brown. Cleveland residents Mr and Mrs A C Roach and daughter Edith came back from a motor trip to Marietta. Mr and Mrs Carl Stickney returned from Youngstown where they were guests of John Perry. Miss Faye Lash visited Columbus staying with Miss Olivia Wright.

Landon Roosevelt West Middlesex Philadelphia Middlesex William Randolph Hearst Briley Athens County Fairgrounds Porter Dicken H. B. Briley E. M. Martin Carbon Hill Elizabeth Kelley Oklahoma Guy H. Brown Will Brown Cleveland Athens A. C. Roach Edith Marietta Carl Stickney Youngstown John Perry

Quotes and quips from a 1930s crowd gathered for defense aid

A patchwork of quotes from Maj. Gen. Butler and others reflects social views on Spain and defense. Anecdotes include a store proprietor Mary portrayal, a typist champion, and a Chicago mother joking about her daughter’s spending.

Spain Smedley D. Butler

Queen Mary Smashes Day Run Record in Atlantic Sprint

The Queen Mary set a new full day speed record eastbound from New York, averaging 31.00 knots and covering 713 miles from noon Friday to noon Saturday. The Cunard-White Star liner left New York Wednesday and surpassed the westbound record and the Normandie’s eastbound mark.

New York Cunard-White Star Line

Modern Dissent Sparks Couple’s Fracture Over Marriage

Judith Howard and Stephen Fowler clash over Judith’s wish to marry while keeping her job. Tob y Lynch provokes debate on traditional roles as Virginia Bent and Bob Bent defend wives' earnings. After a tense evening the pair confront their future with Judith insisting she would break the engagement.

Judith Howard Stephen Fowler Steve Judith Virginia Bob Bent Bob Virginia Bent Toby Lynch Toby Lynch Steve Fowler Virgie Bent Bents

Dietetic guides for diabetes patients by Dr Morris Fishbein

The article explains that successful diabetes treatment hinges on patient cooperation with doctors and learning dietetics. It details testing urine for sugar, insulin administration, weighing food, and classifies vegetables and fruits by carbohydrate content into five, one, fifteen, and twenty percent groups. It notes common items and cautions on high carbohydrate foods like bread and cereals.

Morris Fishbein

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