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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1941
Page
4
Local newspaper rates and policies fragment
Public notice style missives list subscription costs by carrier and mail, zones, and terms. It notes rates in multiple Ohio counties, and mentions second class matter status and advertising inquiries. It also references obituary and card of thanks charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mali
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Leaders warn of war burden and citizen duty
In Columbus last week farm leaders argued the nation stands in a war to the bitter end, trusting the people to follow leaders right or wrong. They warned of mass unemployment if war ends badly, and noted that analysts understand why the country has not acted more boldly. As sports shift from football to basketball, the public will have little time to digest Washington’s war news before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Columbus
United States
John Lewis
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Forward looking educator inspires thoughtful public talks
A thoughtful critique praises Dean E. A. Hansen of Ohio University for his ability to spark real thinking among everyday people. The piece laments dull public meetings and urges more ideas and genuine dialogue to replace superficial discourse and spearheads of bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean E. A. Hansen
Ohio University
Dean Hansen
Bookbinders find humor in odd binding choice at museum
A bookbinder at the American Museum of Natural History displayed a bound copy of Hitler's Mein Kampf. Maurice Hamonneau, a World War II veteran, bound it in a striking skunk fur, turning a grim title into a curious novelty at a book fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Seven Countries Join Anti Comintern Pact Fanfare
The piece lists Denmark Croatia Bulgaria Romania Slovakia Finland and the Nanking regime as joined in an anti Comintern pact. It derides the propaganda claim and notes the nations’ puppet status under Germany or Japan. It cites Mary Baker Eddy in opposition to revenge as guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Denmark
Croatia
Bulgaria
Rumania
Slovakia
Finland
Raymond Clapper on Labor, Arbitration and Democracy
Washington writer Raymond Clapper argues Congress has dropped compulsory arbitration amid opposition from labor leaders and industry spokesmen. He favors a cooling off period but warns strong union leadership could still threaten rights, urging self restraint and citizen responsibility to preserve democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Colgate Students Study Washington Bureaus Program
Ten junior Colgate University students in Hamilton New York take part in a voluntary Washington study program led by Dr. Paul S. Jacobsen. They shadow federal agencies observe Congress engage in hearings and report on public administration with a focus on national defense and policy influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
Congress
Paul S. Jacobsen
Dr. Jacobsen
Securities and Exchange Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Civil Service Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Customs Bureau
Treasury Department
Jacobsen
Senate
House
Sclon
Troy Teams Face Marietta in Friday Night Showdown
Troy High School hosts Marietta for the second home game of the season Friday night with varsity and reserve squads, tipping off at 7:30. Also included is a community note on a large wedding anniversary gathering and local confirmations of families and honors from the Carthage Troy High School honor roll for November listing seniors through grade 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy High School
Marietta
F. W. Chapman
Lou Bortz
Orange
Calif
Lester Chapman
Albany
N. Y
Otto Goodman
Eleanor
Frances
Aldine
Betty
Bridgeport
W. Va
Bruce Chapman
Guysville
R.D
Pat Chapman
Joe
Bob
Janice
Otis Kiracore
Larry
Jo Ellen
Harlan
Belpre
Hall Chapman
Barbara
Ronald
Dan Ross
Artesia
Lawrence Holter
Pleasant
John Aiken
William McKelvie
Portland
T. G. Hilldare
Racine
Lois Galbreath
T. E. Galbreath
Clinton Burdette
Cambridge
W. F. Kampf
Columbus
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ira Kincade
Jean
P. E. Bingman
Carthage-Troy High School
Frances Blake
Marjorie Reed
Eileen Kennedy
Justine Kimble
Stanley Galbreath
Luman Johnson
Marilyn Boggs
Mary Blizzard
Ruth Brandeberry
Ruth Dixon
Betty Dunfee
Fay McGirr
Glenn Bardin
Cecil Richardson
Kathleen Bond
Marguerite Burdette
Mabel Hope Butcher
Pauline Cole
Buford Findling
Georgia Gray
Juanita
Hannaman
Eloise Hughes
Clarice Humphrey
Virginia Kincade
Vera Richards
Madge Russell
Harold Swisher
Evelyn Griffin
Betty Jo Humphrey
Ralph Mantle
Bernice Richardson
Kenneth FE
Sanders Hilma Smith
William Uhl
Mayford Cook
Doris Barnhart
Doris Jean Brafford
Joan Griffin
Robert Reed
Joan Sheets
Clair Creamer
Eloise Humphrey
Faye Jones
Betty Lake
Dotty Lou Brandeberry
Wanda Crawford
Mary Dixon
Ronald Chapman
Susan Cornwell
Rex McKnight
John Humphrey, Jr
Ivan Creeger
Dolores Baker
Janet Sheets
Alvin Pierce
Freda Kimble
Amesville Girl Wins National 4-H Dress Revue Honor
Miss Helen Thomas of Amesville Junior High captured national notice in the home made dress competition. She faced state winners in Chicago during the National 4-H Dress Revue. County Auditor Clyde Edmund addressed the Athens High School Social Science Club on the local tax situation. Bea trice Perkins led the meeting. Edward Dowell introduced Miss Pearl French of the Red Cross and Mrs Eugene Shafer discussed organizing Junior Red Cross in Athens schools. Shu Shen Yang of Ohio University spoke at the Athens Rotary Club on the Manchuria crisis and League of Nations peace efforts between Japan and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Helen Thomas
Thomas
Chicago
Clyde Edmundson
Athens High School
Beatrice Perkins
Edward S. Dowell
Pearl French
Red Cross
Eugene Shafer
Junior Red Cross
Athens
Manchuria
League of Nations
Japan
China
Opening of Boy Scout HQ and O U dinner planned
Preparations near completion for the Boy Scout headquarters opening in the Sloane Building. Parents of scouts to be entertained on opening night. A baby clinic at City Building weighed and advised mothers. Dean Chubb as toastmaster introduced Grover Fos ter Fuller Andrews at the annual O U football dinner with 200 attendees. Mrs Rauch traveled to Columbus for Grace Hamilton Morrey concert with Miss Olwen Jones as piano accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Sloane Building
Boy Scouts
Miss Munn
Dean E. W. Chubb
Grover
I. M. Foster
Francis Fuller
Paul Andrews
The
Green and White
O. U
F. X. Rauch
Columbus
Grace Hamilton Morrey
Olwen Jones
Athens
Mineral Social And Personal MINERAL-Mr. and Mrs. Orland Ely
Mineral society notes guests and local movements include Orland Ely and family visiting in Meigs County and Athens students from Ohio University. Donna Jenkins underwent mastoid development operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Nazarene Church site cleared for new building on former John Stout lot owned by Mrs. Lucy Shingler. Various locals and relatives listed with brief visits and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral
Orland Ely
Ronnie
George
Lee Conkey
Meigs County
Thomas Clark
Kathleen Clark
Elizabeth Hunt
Pittsburgh
Ohio University
Athens
Hadley Ely
Mina D. Fry
Ardilla Shuster
J. P. Emish
Ernest Crow
Ira Conkey
B&o
Donna Jean Jenkins
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Eldon McDaniel
Albany
Frank McDaniels
Nazarene Church
John Stout
Lucy Shingler
Ilene
Arnold Goodwin
E. G. Gibson
Nannie Addis
Will Crow
Every Pupil Tests Planned in Hocking
The first pupil tests of the year will be given in Hocking County rural schools from Wednesday to Friday. Reading tests will cover grades two through six while English tests will cover grades seven through twelve. Another test will be offered later in the year.
Lady by Request in Six Month Marriage Bargain
Diana, a kept wife in a six month arrangement, visits Evalyn Thorpe and grows drawn to her beauty and possible love, while Stephen’s family and Richard Thorpe stir intrigue. Diana’s life on Peyton Square and Green Street intertwines with Evalyn’s kindness as Adela’s schemes threaten the fragile balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jackson
Stephen Curt
Diana
Stephen
Mr. Tucker
Ellen Curt
Adela
Richard Thorpe
Evalyn Thorpe
Evalyn
Phil Bruce
Peyton Square
Green Street
Elva Todd
Curt
Richard
Thorpes
Stephn
Larkin
Poet’s Corner Verses From Messenger Readers
A reader poem from Dorothy Helen Garner of Glouster Ohio Route 4 expresses pride in her brother serving in the army. She notes his twenty seven month deployment, hopes for December furlough, and asks readers to send letters and greeting cards for soldiers far away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Helen Garner Glouster
Route 4
Reflection on Faith and Worldly Distractions by Edith M Patterson
A reflective verse notes how modern life distracts with crime and pleasure yet inner life seeks faith trust and prayer. The poem contrasts surface gaiety with deeper currents of belief and spiritual longing from Edith M Patterson of Chesterhill Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith M. Patterson
Chesterhill, QO
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