The Athens Messenger Transcribes Page Four Notices
Page four of The Athens Messenger lists publishing details and staff, including management, editors, and associations. It outlines receipt of news from the Associated Press and local rate information for subscriptions and mail delivery in Athens and surrounding counties.
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Athens Messenger
W. Busi
Etureau
Big & Y the Messenger
KR. Busi
Mgr
Cheries
Bai
American
Pus Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of
Oalepaper Association
Inland [ Press Association
Associated Press
He Associates
All News
Cal News
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meg Morgan
Vinto
John W. Cunen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleve
William O Littick remembered as civic leader in Zanesville press
Obituary honors William O Littick of Zanesville Ohio longtime publisher and president of the Zanesville Publishing Company for fifty years praised as a steadfast civic leader who backed local enterprise and public service. The piece notes his roles with Muskingum Conservancy District and strong community impact.
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William O. Littick
Zanesville
Ohio
W. C. Littick
W. O. Littick
Muskingum County
Littick
Muskingum Conservancy
Zanesville Times-Recorder
Zanesville Publishing Company
Littick Clan
Last Christmas May Be The Last For Years Says War Shortages
The piece warns shoppers of persistent wartime shortages affecting metals and imported goods. It notes Thanksgiving moved to aid holiday planning and suggests delayed availability may last for several years, urging early buying to avoid disappointment.
Yale man regains sight after five years blind
A Yale man who had been totally blind for five years suddenly sees again. He comments on his first impressions noting changes in women’s clothing and reflects that many people with normal vision may feel similarly surprised. The piece quips about modern looks and the need for balanced judgment beyond eyesight.
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Yale
Stephen
Encirclement of the Philippines Features in U S War Talk
Raymond Clapper describes U S concerns over Japan surrounding the Philippines with forces from Indo China and the Pacific islands. He outlines how a broader Asia war could unfold, with the Philippines serving as a focal point and losely held bases around Hawaii and Singapore shaping naval strategy and potential outcomes.
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Washington
Philippines
Indo-China
Saigon
Pacific
Mandate Islands
Manila
Japan
Orient
China
East Indies
Far East
United States
Hawaii
Singapore
Perry County Court Notes Summaries Domestic Cases and Records
Perry County court activity highlights 1941 civil actions include 70 divorce suits and 144 total civil filings. Marriage licenses reached 271 in the year, with a peak of 50 issued in June. Probate items note five heirs settling Riley Dennis will for $30 each, and Francis C. Danison named administrator of Pearley R. Danison estate valued at $2,000 personal and $3,000 real estate.
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New Lexington
Common Pleas Court
Roseville
Clair Buttis
Sadie Meade
Helen Meade
Hemlock
Walter Colburn
Park Row
Meade
Butts
Corning
Riley Dennis
Francis C. Danison
Bremen Route 1
Pearley R. Danison
Jackson Township
Common Pleas
Lester G. Gaddis
Martha L. Gaddis
Logan
Etta A. Keller
Thornville
Sheriff's Office
Mary E. Keller
Kirkersville
Newark
Harold Ice
Magnolia
Frances Kokensparger
Somerset
Arthur Kinney
Zanesville
Virginia Gray
Junction City
Francis H
Anna S. Baughman
John A. Koon, Jr
Martha A. Reed
Edward J
Albert A. Reed
Bearfield
O. E. Hearing
Ronald Kent
Perry A. Parrett
C. H. Parrett
Nellie E. Hollaran
Earl J. Bennett
Columbus Street
Claude and Mary Marshall
D. L
Sidney Hutchison
Community event helps Athens fund drive with music school
Proceeds of a motion picture were to go to the Athens Community Chest. Sammy Kay's Orchestra of Ohio University appeared as part of the fund drive. The committee included Richard McKinstry and H W Link among others. Helen Hedden led the Athens University music faculty as club president. A Christmas Vesper service was planned at Athens High School with a roster of soloists and organists under Miss Helen Cross. Twenty years ago the Athens City Federation planned Christmas Seals and a free health clinic operated at City Hall with tuberculosis outreach.
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Athens Community Chest
Sammy Kay
Orchestra
Ohio University
Richard McKinstry
H. W. Link
Earl Beckley
T. M. Wolfe
John Bolin
Athens Woman's Music Club
Music Hall Auditorium
Helen Hedden
Ohio University Music Faculty
Athens High School
Joe Bardin
Bill Kircher
Edward Wise
Esther Cokenougher
Lorene Rodehaver
Ann Beasley
Frances Wilkes
Betty McClure
Jane Gill
Bob Bingman
Helen Cross
Athens
G. L. Fenze
Peter Edson on Washington Scene and State Department Press
Peter Edson describes the Washington press corps surrounding the State Department. Reporters from wire services and major papers watch statements by Cordell Hull and aides, then relay plain language to readers as Hull fields questions at noon press conferences.
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Washington
State Department
Kearny
Cordell Hull
League of Nations
Department of State
White House
Current Information Office
Michael MacDermott
Mac
Huil
Hull
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Thompson in Crown City
Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Crown City Pilgrim Holiness Church for Mrs Mary Thompson wife of Walter Thompson of Pleasant Ridge who died Monday evening She was 49 leaving her husband and children Joseph Homer Betty and Marylene at home plus her mother Mrs Emma Church and brothers and sisters including Mrs J H Haskins Mrs Hosea Beaver Mrs Eustace Daniels Mrs Clifford Montgomery Mr Stanley Church and Mr Howard Church Burial was at Crown City Cemetery Other items note Bertha Dillon attended C H Hopkins funeral in North Kenova and burial at Clarksburg Ky plus local movements and visits in Crown City
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Crown City
Mary Thompson
Walter Thompson
Pleasant Ridge
Eustace Daniels
Clifford Montgomery
Stanley Church
Howard Church
Crown City Cemetery
Bertha Dillon
C. H. Hopkins
North Kenova
Clarksburg
Sanford Brumfield
Cassie Moore
Vica Dillon
Logan
W. Va
Elmer Moore
Huntington
Oma Williams
Portsmouth
James Sheets
L. A
Georgia Estis
Dunbar
Grover Sheets
Russell Hineman
Bremen
J. W. Gray
Coal Grove
Women's Society Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Rolland Rose
Murray Church
Car Radius Rod Breaks on Route 33 Crash Near Poston Farm
Louis Pughline of Union Furnace loses control of his car when the radius rod breaks on U S Route 33 near the Poston farm at 3 o clock Sunday. The vehicle strikes a fence but Pughline escapes injury though the car is damaged. Sheriff Floyd Duffy assists with traffic until the wrecked car is removed.
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Logan
Poston Farm
Louis Pughline
Union Furnace
Pughline
Floyd Duffy
Strange tangled romance unfolds in Diana and Stephen tale
Diana Tucker accepts a six month marriage to Stephen Curt for ten thousand dollars to secure his inheritance. Bill Jackson, Diana's childhood sweetheart, confronts the arrangement, and Stephen explores whether Diana truly loves him or seeks excitement. Diana and Stephen seek a path that might settle their fragile bond as dawn nears.
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Stephen Curt
Evalyn Thorpe
Richard Thorpe
Mr. Tucker
Stephen
Ellen Curt
Adela
Phil Bruce
Diana
Thorpes
Evalyn
Hutt
Thorpe
Bill Jackson
Curt
Bill
Larkin
Mr. Jackson
Swallow Proof Seeks to Avoid Insect Intake by Jain Sect
Members of the Jain sect in India wear gauze over their mouths to prevent swallowing insects as part of their strict vegetarian tradition. Jains also refrain from eating after dark to avoid accidentally consuming insects.
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India
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Perry County
City Hall
Natalie Slaughter
Fred Slaughter
Grosvenor St
Billy Turner
Russell Bolinger
Fern Rowland
Mary McCune
Carolyn Fuller
Francis Fuller
Kathleen Carpenter
John Pickens
Thelma Mae Beal
Melba Vercoe
Carl Beasley
Cincinnati
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Crown City Social Notes
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