The Athens Messenger Legal Notice Listing
The passage is a newspaper masthead and subscription note. It lists publication details and costs and credits publishers and editors. It notes circulation and Associated Press affiliation and mentions obituaries and subscription rates across Ohio counties.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Rald
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
American Mnewspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Paying Up Only Way Out
A writer argues taxes should be strictly collected to prevent local government insolvency. He says numerous laws ease tax dodging, leading to delayed revenue, increased debt, and wasteful spending. He warns of more exemptions from federal projects and urges enforcing payment to fund government.
Postwar plans and elections contrasted in wartime speech
A speaker argues the need to test and implement postwar ideas now to avoid postwar unemployment and idle capital. The speech contrasts German Nazi planning for peace production with democratic processes and warns of the dangers of delaying economic tests until after rearmament ends.
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Germany
Hitler
British Turkish barter pact dampens cash tobacco trade
Great Britain and Turkey announced a barter agreement exchanging British manufactured goods for Turkish tobacco, reducing cash purchases of American tobacco. Turks welcomed the deal, praising the barter system and relations with Britain, while Britons showed no fanfare as American tobacco remains dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Turkey
Britain
A Deserved Honor for Stephen Foster Hall of Fame
A university places Stephen Foster in its hall of fame in recognition of his enduring American songs. Foster's melodies are described as clean and timeless, with works like Old Kentucky Home and Old Folks at Home still cherished by the plain people.
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Stephen Foster
Kentucky
Shipping Crisis Prompts Talk of Freeing Idle Foreign Built Ships
Raymond Clapper argues Britain needs ships now and urges using idle foreign registry vessels in American ports rather than sending American flag ships into danger. He notes 82 ships idle for two months or more including 27 Italian and 34 Danish, with Britain seeking quick access to shipping to sustain the Mediterranean front.
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Washington
England
Belgium
Baltic
Great Britain
Congress
Britain
British Food Ministry
Jackson
Germany
Denmark
Washington Scene Review of U S War Spending Rise
Bruce Catton notes that U S government spending in the 12 months from July 1 1940 to June 30 1941 totals about 12.058 billion dollars not including the draft cost and compares it with 12.697 billion spent in 1917 1918. He observes prewar spending was small and speculates on next year’s total. He discusses British loans to be liquidated and cites foreign holdings in the United States Canada and Latin America as the challenge to liquidate smoothly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
U. S
Britain
New World
Canada
Mexico
South America
Blaine
Andre Girardeau
Andre
Japan
Bailey
Washington, D. C
Stephen Foster Honored Among Hall of Fame Members
The article praises Stephen Foster as the first musician inducted into a hall of fame, noting his lack of travel abroad after early success, his struggle to feed and clothe himself, and his enduring legacy as millions sang his songs while he suffered in poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tin Pan Alley
Stephen Foster
Old Grangers Are Honored At Coolville
The Troy Grange held an all day meeting Saturday with William Bingman receiving the Golden Sheaf Award for 50 years of membership. Silver Star awards were given for 25 year membership to twenty members. A basket dinner followed at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolville
Troy Grange
William Bingman
Troy High School
the Plains High School
Wetzel Bond
Julian Bond
Bert Boggs
John Butcher
Ira Crawford
Hobart Dodderer
Max Douglas
Howard English
Russell Hall
Robert Kelly
Bill Kelly
Daniel Kimble
Ronnie Kincade
Ralph Lake
Francis Marshall
Andrew McCaulsky
Orbit
Elwood
Charles Sinnett
George Smith
Glenn Swisher
Harold Swisher
Richard Shumway
Bill Wines
Francis Romine
Troy School
Torch School
A. Z. Penrose
F. W. Chapman
Chapman
Lester Chapman
Albany
N. Y
P. G. Chapman
Bruce Chapman
Lennie Wilson
Guysville
O. B
R. I. Wolf
Donald Wolf
Marietta
Ruth Bridges
Athens
Wolfs
Howard Parrish
Columbus
Howard
Donald Russell
Alfred Russell
Helen Macleod
J. K. Macleod
E. B. Dean
Lawrence Crawford
Crawford
E. H. Stout
Abe Burdette
Robert Sharpe
Lennie
Lotteridge
Glenn Sharpe
Laurelville
C. E. White
E. H. Harpold
Parkersburg
E. M. Daugherty
Glennis Daugherty
Michael
Alda Larson
Meriam Bingman
Archie Dunfee
Etta
Leora Dunfee
Elma Fay
Alma May Kincade
C. B. Kincade
Woman's Music Club marks 16th anniversary at Music Hall
Open night program of the Woman's Music Club founded in 1914 celebrated its 16th anniversary. First president Mrs. A. S. Thompson and secretary Mrs. H. M. Thurlow were noted amid events including a shower and bell ringing for Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mulligan at 11 H. T. Mulligan home in Pomeroy. Also listed is Ohio University’s 1930 football champions roster of players who appeared in 19 games and scored 262 points.
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Woman's Music Club
Music Hall
A. S. Thompson
H. M. Thurlow
Conrad Mulligan
Gladys Clark
H. T. Mulligan
Pomeroy
Ron
Ohio University
Miller
Mauer
Shafer
Cartwright
Collins
McCassin
Hendricks
Jeffrey
Colvin
Workman
Gardner
Hawkins
Edwards
Usilaner
Sinth
Willoughby
Hart
Chrisman
Griffith
Taraschke
Swindell
Burke
Kepler
Pike
Warshower
Blosser
G. Brown
Crites
Esmont
Gabriel
Goos
Tarzinski
Livingston
Preston
Casey
Murad
Phillips
Morris
L. Sadosky
Rumbaugh
Pullin
Beach
Brown
Wolfe
Miss Bertha Bridgeman Visits Middleport Guests
Twenty years ago Miss Bertha Bridgeman stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cook in Middleport. Athens High School defeated North High School Columbus 20 to 0 on the Ohio Field. AHLS football roster listed many players. Jack Pickford acted in the film Double Dyed Deceiver. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Sherrard with daughter Mary Kathryn visited Mrs. Sherrard’s parents in Nelsonville.
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Bertha Bridgeman
Middleport
Mrs
Homer Cook
Athens High School
A. B. Mackey
North High School
Columbus
Ohio
Oldfield
Gandee
Crow
S Shaffer
Bolin
Barnes
Fetch
Dew
Battin
Muir
Beard
Hale
Wilcox
Hughes
Leonhardt
Nelson
Murphy
Watts
Goodrich
Young
Jenkins
Sid Sherrard
Mary Kathryn
Nelsonville
Mrs. Sherrard
J. S. Ledlie
The Old Rail Fence And Morning Warbler Poem
Celestial atmosphere and autumnal gold are invoked as memories of a field. The speaker recalls a fence, grapevine, moss rocks, dogwood and morning glories, with a warbler singing from the rail. The verse ends noting the fence is gone but the bird misses its perch. Messages from readers: Mrs. John Cuckler and Laura B Foster provide names and addresses.
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Laura B, Foster
Burr Oak Briefs Highlight Local Obituary and Visits
Nell Hyland and Eva Ivers attended the funeral of Mrs. Charles Woods in Hemlock. Mr. and Mrs. Torres Dennis and son Glen visited Henry Weaver and Eva Ivers. Eva Ivers plans a trip to Columbus on Wednesday to spend Christmas with her daughter Mae McDonald.
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Burr Oak
Nell Hyland
Eva Ivers
Geda Westfall
Hollister
Charles Woods
Hemlock
Torres Dennis
Glen
Henry Weaver
Columbus
Mae McDonald
Gallia Tobacco Growers Prepare To Sell Crop
Gallia County growers gear up for the Huntington tobacco auction, opening Wednesday. The crop is described as below average in quality and quantity, with few expecting high prices.
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Gallia
Gallipolis—Tech
Huntington
Gallia County
Adventures in Rainbow Canyon and a secret bomb sight
Wes and Ronnie join an expedition to Rainbow Canyon cliff dwellings where Lona Montoya appears. Andre Girardeau drafts coded messages about a new bomb sight while Bailey oversees desert testing, advancing a covert plan under close watch.
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Wes
Ronnie
Rainbow Canyon
Lona Montoya
Bailey and Andre discuss a secret bomb sight plan
In a desert setting Andre meets Bailey and Colonel McDavid as European backers seek the bomb sight. Bailey reveals Andre is considered for involvement with the Bailey corporation while stressing preparedness and secrecy amid warning enemies.
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France
America
Andre
Colonel McDavid
Mr. Bailey
Mr. Girardeau
Ladies Auxiliary American Legion Holds December Meeting
Corning social notes report a special business meeting for the Ladies Auxiliary at the Legion Hall Tuesday night December 3 at 7 30. A party in the hall Saturday night drew 60 attendees with five initiates and games and refreshments. Mrs A A Conrad district president of Lancaster attended as guest of honor. At four o clock ice cream and cakes were served to children by Mrs Mary Baxter and teachers. Band Mothers club to serve a banquet for clerks merchants and spouses at the high school auditorium Wednesday night December 4.
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Corning
Ladies Auxiliary of the
American Legion
Legion
Mary Baxter
Band Mothers Club
Christmas Party Set by United Brethren Church Women
The annual Christmas party of the Women's Missionary Association will be held at Mrs. Martha Youngs home on Tuesday night. Church members are invited to attend and bring a gift to be sent to the Otterbein Home.
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Martha Young
Women’s Missionary Association of the United Brethren Church
Otterbein
PTA Meeting Ahead of Band Concert at Local High
The parent teacher association of the local high school will meet in the study hall one half hour before the band concert in the school auditorium on Wednesday night December 18.
Women to Meet at First Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will hold their monthly meeting in the church social rooms on Tuesday night December 3.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Celebrate 85th Birthday for Mrs Amy “Grandma” Thomas
Corning resident Mrs Amy Grandma Thomas marks her 85th birthday on Wednesday December 4. Friends are asked to honor her with cards.
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Amy
Thomas
Corning
Party at U. B. Church for Junior Department
Thirty two children attended a party for the Junior department of the United Brethren Church on Saturday afternoon.
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U. B. Church
United Brethren Church
Weekend Social Notes From Various Homes In The Area
Dave Mason visited Mr and Mrs Willard Mason in New Lexington Sunday. L D Shull and sons Ronny and Glenn with Miss Victoria Fouts of Albion Michigan joined Mrs A H Fouts for a weekend gathering. Ludie Roberts and daughter Alice of Thornville stayed with Mr and Mrs Thomas Canoles Sunday. Margaret Schlingerman and Mrs Mary Margaret Hardy visited in Columbus. Earl Hatfield and son of Zanesville with E H Taylor of Glouster and William Barnett of Columbus joined the Barnett family in Columbus for Sunday. Ted and Bob Blower spent the weekend with grandparents J B Stiff in Athens. Mrs Peter Schmitz of Juneau Alaska visits sister Mrs James Nichols and Maynard Gaitten rented the Dempsey property in Orchard and will move in soon. Lewis Walters Emma Walters Thomas Stewart and Lew Walters of Columbus visited Morgan Walters Sr in Congo Sunday. Arthur Little of Logan spent the weekend with Mrs Clara Wilson and family.
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Dave Mason
Willard Mason
New Lexington
L. D. Shull
Ronny
Glenn
Victoria Fouts
Albion
Mich
A. H. Fouts
Ludie Roberts
Alice
Thornville
Thomas Canoles
Margaret Schlingerman
Mary Margaret Hardy
Maynard Gaitten
Dempsey
Mark Henry
Lewis Walters
Emma Walters
Thomas Stewart
Lew Walters
Columbus
Morgan Walters Sr
Congo
Arthur Little
Logan
Clara Wilson
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