Newspaper Advertisements and Subscription Rates Fragment
The fragment lists subscription rates and postal details for Athens area readers. It mentions carriers charging 5 cents and mail subscriptions in several counties with annual and half year options. Also notes post office classification and obituary notices pricing.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
5C & Werk
Athens
Gailia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Lee Counties
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Encirclement of the Philippines Dominates War Talk
Washington observers stress Japan’s ring around the Philippines as the core self defense issue and discuss likely war scenarios. A US reaction would center on submarines and air power from the Philippines, with Hawaii and Indo China as key considerations.
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Washington
Philippines
Indo-China
Saigon
Pacific
Mandate Islands
Manila
Japan
Orient
China
East Indies
Far East
United States
Hawaii
Singapore
William O Littick remembered as civic leader and publisher
A tribute to William O. Littick of Zanesville Ohio a longtime publisher and president of the Zanesville Publishing Company for fifty years lauded as a steadfast civic leader. The piece notes his work with the Muskingum Conservancy District and his broad community service shaping local journalism and public life.
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William O. Littick
Zanesville
Ohio
W. O. Littick
Muskingum County
Littick
Muskingum Conservancy
Zanesville Times-Recorder
Zanesville Publishing Company
Littick Clan
Warning on wartime shortages curbing Christmas shopping
The piece warns holiday shoppers that war demands will shrink supply of many articles for years. Imports from other nations decline and shortages may persist. Thanksgiving was delayed to aid Christmas planning, making early buying essential to avoid disappointment.
Yale Man Regains Sight After Five Years Blind
A Yale man regains vision after five years of total blindness. He remarks that first impressions are mixed and confused and comments on how women’s clothing has changed. The piece suggests many with normal sight share his reaction. The tone questions perception and modern attire.
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Yale
Peter Edson Reviews Washington Scene
Peter Edson surveys the State Department press routines as reporters monitor Secretary Hull and officials. He describes the press room, daily noon conferences, and how reporters from wire services and foreign agencies chase quotes on topics from the Russo Japanese trade pact to Nazi plots. Hull’s candid remarks occasionally pierce diplomatic veil, signaling sharp exchanges in Washington journalism.
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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
Divorce Dominates Try County Court Dockets
Nearly half of civil actions filed in Try County common pleas court this year are divorce suits totaling 70. Total civil suits reach 144 with 271 marriage licenses issued in the year, the largest monthly count on record. Real estate taxes tied to annexation will skip the 1941 duplicate. A mother and daughter, Sadie and Helen Meade, allegedly burglarized homes, with loot recovered at their Hemlock residence and another break-in at Corning. Five heirs settle Riley Dennis will for $30 each. probate winds up estate at about $5,?0. Administration appointed for Pearley R. Danison. Ward estate appraised with substantial bonds. Divorce actions include Effie Martin vs Paul Martin and Martha L. Gaddis v Lester G. Gaddis. Other notices cover marriages, separations, and property transfers including multiple real estate deeds.
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New Lexington
Common Pleas Court
Roseville
Clair Buttis
Sadie Meade
Helen Meade
Hemlock
Walter Colburn
Park Row
Meade
Butts
Mabel Thacker Ward
Treasury
Effie Martin
Paul Martin
U. S. McGonagle
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
Pearl Brunton
McCuneville
Mary Thompson
New Straitsville
Russell Edward Luman
Potter
Clap L. Harrop
Carl J. Fondale
Junction City
Lewella Mae Robb
Lillian Reichley
George Kissling
Nellie E. Hollaran
Karl J. Bennett
Columbus Street
Claude and
Mary Marshall
D. L
Sidney Hutchison
Community Chest proceeds boost Athens event lineup
Proceeds from a motion picture fundraiser were slated for the Athens Community Chest. Sammy Kay's Orchestra of Ohio University would perform, led by director Helen Cross. The concert featured numerous Athens musicians and a health clinic week followed by a birthday party for Natalie Slaughter.
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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
Funeral held for Mrs Mary Thompson in Crown City
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Thompson wife of Walter Thompson of Pleasant Ridge were held Wednesday at Crown City Pilgrim Holiness Church with Rev Oma Williams officiating. Burial followed at Crown City Cemetery. Mrs Thompson 49 left husband and children Joseph Homer Betty Marylene plus her mother Mrs Emma Church and several siblings.
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Crown City
Mary Thompson
Walter Thompson
Pleasant Ridge
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Oma Williams
Thompson
Joseph
Homer
Betty
Marylene
Emma Church
J. H. Haskins
Hosea Beaver
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
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
Freak Accident on Route 33 Damages Car
Louis Pughline of Union Furnace escaped injury when the radius rod on his car broke near the Poston farm on Route 33 Sunday afternoon causing a collision with a fence. Sheriff Floyd Duffy assisted at the scene to manage traffic until the wrecked vehicle was removed.
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Logan
Poston Farm
Louis Pughline
Union Furnace
Pughline
Floyd Duffy
Love and scheming tango in a tangled romance
Diana Tucker enters a mercenary marriage with writer Stephen Curt to gain ten thousand dollars and secure his six million inheritance. At a dinner with Evalyn Thorpe and Richard Thorpe, Diana forms a fragile bond with Evalyn while Bill Jackson pours doubt on her happiness. Stephen reassures, yet hints at deeper feelings as Diana contemplates a life of excitement over stable love.
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Stephen Curt
Evalyn Thorpe
Richard Thorpe
Mr. Tucker
Stephen
Ellen Curt
Adela
Phil Bruce
Diana
Thorpes
Evalyn
Thorpe
Bill Jackson
Curt
Bill
Larkin
Mr. Jackson
Evaslyn Thorpe
Jain sect members wear gauze strips to avoid swallowing insects
Jain followers in India cover mouths with gauze to prevent accidental insect ingestion as part of strict vegetarian practices. They also avoid eating after dark to ensure no insects are swallowed during the night.
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India
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