Athens Messenger Establishment Details and Rates 1825
The Athens Messenger announces publisher Eric W Bush and manager Charlies H Harris with circulation under the Associated Press. Rates list subscriptions in Ohio and outside Ohio with yearly and weekly prices and overseas service options. Postage, advertising, obituary charges, and agent representatives are noted.
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Eric’ W. Bush
the Messenger Publishing Cordon
K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
Afterwar plan hinges on stimulants for demand
The piece argues that postwar planning must focus on exciters that sustain demand, not just ramp up capacity. It cites Merle Thorpe and economic examples from labor, wages, and tech shifts, stressing that production needs driven demand to convert capacity into growth and living standards.
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Merle Thorpe
United States
Uncle Sam: No. 1 Publisher in Government Paper Waste
A short opinion piece argues the U S government generates vast paper waste through periodicals and publicity. It cites a Missouri study counting 441 government publications and notes the mass of unused paper, litter, and propaganda abroad. It ends with a remark from a congressman praising the nation as rich and capable of grand actions.
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Uncle Sam
Bennett
Missouri
Governo Ut
Southmerica
Europe
Africa
Idle Planes 4 Transport Plane Seized and Studied by Army
American Aviation reports an Army seizure of 150 private planes, including one 4 transport craft rated for 14 months and used only 42 minutes daily during military control. The article questions whether time was wasted and whether Congress knows the full fate of such aircraft.
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Army
Ed Pee
American Aviation
Deall
Congress
Senate Reverses on Federal Soldier Balloting Commission
The Senate backed leaving soldier ballots to states, shifting from federal control amid party disagreement over poll tax legality. The move may force governors to call special sessions as states shape procedures. House votes on paid newspaper advertising for War Bonds could spark charges of inconsistency with farm subsidies.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Treasury
American Newspaper Publishers Association
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Allied unions clash over German labor in postwar plan
American and British labor leaders led by William Green Sir Walter Citrine and Robert Watt argue against enslaving German workers for rebuilding Russia. They warn slave labor would betray democracy and jeopardize future German unions. They press President Roosevelt to prevent conscripting German labor and to support a free German labor movement.
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Washington
Germany
Russia
Sir Walter Citrine
British
Trades Union Congress
William Green
Robert J. Watt
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Labor Federation
Norway
Quisling
Roosevelt
Green
Reuters
Churchill
Stalin
Star Spangled Banner Poem Sends Peaceful Message
Messenger Readers verse emphasizes patriotism and fear of war, praising the Star Spangled Banner. Mrs Alpha Douglas of Harrisonville R D 1 signs the reader contribution dated November 22.
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Alpha Douglas Harrisonville
Social Notes of Amesville Chronicle
Amesville notes report Mrs. Howard Keirns recovering after thyroid operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Pfc Dick Phillips on 15 day furlough from Morris Field NC with 1st Bomber Squad. Carl Morris RM3c visiting from Naval Armory Indianapolis then to Portland Maine for radio work. Sgt Hampton Johnson on 15 day furlough from Inda returns to South Carolina. Ames-Bern Honor Roll lists students from grades 1 through 12 with many names. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cooper hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Selby Glazier. Mrs. Cooster is Glazier’s niece.
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Amesville
Howard Keirns
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Dick Phillips
Morris Field
N. C
Carl Morris
Naval Armory
Indianapolis
Portland
Maine
Hampton Johnson
Hampton Johnson, Aerial Nser
Inda
Las
South Carolina
Ames-Bern
Alvin Adams
Patty Jean Armstrong
Diane Hamilton
Paul Hanson
Billy Joe Jones
Raymond McColley
Earl Gene Nichols
Clarence North
Shirley Ann Potter
Richard Clark
Jack Sayre
Jo Hines
Lois Croston
Shirley Bry
Paul Brown
Rosemary Butcher
Jeannette Calentine
A. Lee Glass
Barbara Woollyey
Billy Lee Jago
Darlene Kasler
Ilene LaFollette
Willa Jean Marlow
Marilyn Minner
Russell Smith
Allen Snyder
Barbara Ann Talbert
Thelma Weekly
Mona Sue Tryon
Geraldine Nagle
Harold Brown
Max Hallowell
Don Stobart
Adren Whitesel
Ardeth Boudinot
Nan Burns
Morma Easler
Alene Follette
Janet Linscott
Nila Stobart
Robert Brown
Charles Jones
Agnes Whitesel
Roger Wolfe
Keith Hanson
Peggy Ashcraft
iGrade
Jimmy Justice
Clifton Linscott
Mary Moore
Wanda Hines
Velma Croston
Rita Lafollette
Lorena Tate
Donna Bolin
Virginia North
Jeraldine Hamilton
Carol Jago
Virginia Morehead
Betty Betz
Betty Fisher
Joan Eddy
Anna Mae Brown
Paul Hallowell
Leona Zarley
Zita Moore
Betty Martin
Carol Gardner
Bob Cunnningham
Virginia Butcher
Marie Bryson
Joyce Bruce
Kermit Croston
Kathleen Webster
Vern Wolfe
Norma
Trivia Q and A Set From The Era
A compilation of quick factual questions with concise answers. Topics include state nicknames, slave labor estimates in the German Reich, New York church dating, letter frequency, naval warships, and the definition of a decathlon.
Coolville News Notes Mention Local War Time Visits
Local notes report Mrs Murl Jackson returning from Temple Texas where Pvt Murl Jackson is stationed at Camp Hood. Cpl Gerald Bibbee left for South Carolina after visiting. W A Bridges returned to McKees Rocks Pennsylvania from Thanksgiving. Ruth Bridges of Point Pleasant spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Families and service members are listed with visits to Coolville residents and relatives.
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Coolville
Murl Jackson
Temple
Tex
Camp Hood
Gerald Bibbee
South Carolina
W. A. Bridges
McKees Rock
Ruth Bridges
Point Pleasant
Oscar Spencer
Bruce
A. B. White
Joe Cubbison
Mill Force
Hocking River
Onoring
Ernest Valentine
Parkersburg
Blaine Chapman
Howard Chapman
William Wines
Accomas
Social Notes of Stewart and Friends Gatherings
Ensign James A. Frost stationed at Fort Schuyler spent two weeks with his mother Mrs. Ethel Frost after Naval Training School in Princeton New Jersey. Ottawa guest Ardath Langford visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jarvis, with son Richard Hartt of Washington DC visiting at Thanksgiving.
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Lima
P. T. Winner
William Copeland
M. B. Copeland
Columbus
E. E. Linton
Bernard Linton
Guysville
Grace Dodd
New England
Ethel Frost
Stella Hawk
Marie Gorham
Kate Butts
William Biggins
Mary Spear
Washington, D. C
William Pear
William Morrison
Charles McBee
Mack Berry
Williamstown
W. Va
Ray Dye
Parkersburg
Frederick McBee
Martha Jane
Ruth McBee
Athens
The Haunted Man and the Ghosts Bargain Chapter
In a tense opening, the narrative centers on Mr Redlaw a learned chemist haunted by the specter of public opinion and anticipated by the ghostly figure of a haunted man. The scene shifts through a wintry chamber as a servant Mrs William and her husband Mr William discuss Mrs Williams nightly care for the young scholars.
Jolly 8 Club Meets at Viola Pierce Home
Corning social notes report the Jolly 8 Club gathering at Viola Pierce's home with Delores Radkoski Leona Hillis Elizabeth Quinn Gladie Morgan Margaret Curtis Sarah Blower Flora Briggs and Pierce present. Quinn won high and floating Morgan took second. Quinn to host next meeting. Corning basketball team defeated Murray City 41 36 for their fourth win of the season.
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Emmettering
Hutson Dew
Ashtabula
Oliver Dew
James Jenkins
Ray
Nashville
Charles Bell
Cincinnati
Earnest Wolf
Zanesville
Chas. Stephenson
Patsy Bell
G. R. Showater
Columbus
Mary Rodgers
John Exenemper
Jacksonville
Emil Keller
Ellora Weaver
Mable Gray
P. H. Clifford
Lancaster
D. P. Quailey
St. Mary's
Corning
Murray City
lScores
Varsity
Steel for Civilians Is Expected Soon
Cleveland report says civilian steel demand remains cautious with enterprises using current inventories rather than stockpiling. Revisions of war requirements and product cancellations have eased the industry, and the War Production Board expects rates and steel sheets to be available for civilian use in about four months.
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Cleveland
Steel Reported Today
War Production Board
Social Notes of Kananga and Surrounding Folks
Kananga and nearby communities share visits and events. Sid ney Stewart and mother visited Parkersburg to see his uncle Milo Stewart, a surgical patient at St Josephs. Lt James Hayes on leave from Palm Springs with prior Guadalcanal service and tied to Gallipolis. he was in Rivers to visit kin before Huntington. Fires damaged homes in the area including the Williams and Washburn properties. old Gilmore house near the Silver Bridge burned, origin unknown. Guests included Allie Scott and daughter Carolyn of Akron and Mia Williams, plus visits by Mrs Rupert Leedy and Mrs Lottie Covers of Red House with local families.
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Kanauga
Sidney Stewart
Nancy Weethe
Parkersburg
Stewart
Milo Stewart
Long Bottom
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. H. Comstock
Reliance
Emma Comstock
James H. Hayes
Rivers
Byron Ward
Lieutenant Hayes
Huntington
Kananga
Hayes
Palm Springs
Fla
Guadalcanal
George Bush
Gallipolis
Waldo G. Williams
Wallie Barnett
Point Pleasant
Harry D. Washburn
Flint
Allie Scott
Carolyn
Akron
Akron, Were Sunday Guests of Mrs. Scotts’ Sister, Mia. William Birchfield
Dravo Construction Co
Old Gilmore
Silver Bridge
Rupert Leedy
Jackson
Lottie Covers
Red House
W. Va
Ralph Walker
J. W. Pennington
Emma
Toledo
Buchtel Social And Personal Notes
Social and personal notes from Buchtel report illnesses and recoveries including Mrs Arthur Taylor who spent weeks in a fracture bed and months in a wheelchair after a hi injury. Trips and visits are noted with families in Nelsonville Columbus and Camp Mack. The piece ends with a science fact about the moon showing only one side.
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