The Messenger Publishing Co directory listing 1896 1929 Athens Ohio
Directory style notice for The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio with publication years 1896 to 1929 and details on publishers Gordon K Bush and Major Charles H Harris. Includes subscription rates, offices, associations and notice of second class matter status.
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Athens
Omg
Frederick W. Bush
THE
Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Ohio
West Virginia
Westginia
West
John W. Cullen
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
End of Cycles Marks 1946 Shifts in American Life
The year 1946 ends two cycles in American history, a political one ending with elections and a business cycle beginning anew. Strikes, price controls, and wartime restrictions created stress for business leaders, with production interrupted and profits debated. Outlook for 1947 depends on labor productivity, continued profits, and capital investment to spur expansion. Cleveland Trust Co.
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Cleveland Trust Co
That Industrial Dollar Reveals How Wages Rise Or Fall
A Drucker analysis shows steel profits are a small share of the steel dollar. In 1944 a worker earned about $3,038 of the $7,100 product value while over $2,700 paid for materials and other costs. Higher wages come from more output per hour, not spreading profits.
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Peter F. Drucker
Government by Edict and the Burden of Bureaucracy
An opinion piece criticizes an expanding federal bureaucracy with numerous boards and agencies. It argues that wartime and postwar growth created conflicting directives that hinder production, burden taxpayers, and retain workers needlessly, calling for trimming the dead weight.
Labor turbulence and a warning against wage demands
A syndicated column argues that labor leaders and unions threaten the U.S. economy by pressing for higher wages amid waning wartime output. It claims inflated profits rhetoric misleads the public, warns of inflationary cycles, and calls for curbing labor monopolies to stabilize coal supply and overall economic health.
Wage Increase Strategy Mapped by CIO Unions at Pittsburgh
CIO wage policy committees from Steelworkers Autoworkers and Electrical Workers plan coordinated wage talks in Pittsburgh December 18 19 The goal is about 25 cents an hour more in wages with possible emphasis on social security and guaranteed annual wage If figures emerge they could be shaped by Nathan study showing $9 weekly gap and 2 a day target on top of price rises
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America
Germany
Italy
Russia
AFL
CIO
Lewis
Gallup
Rank and File
John L. Lewises
Congress
Washington
Pittsburgh
Atlantic City
Autoworkers
New York
Electrical Workers
Dayton
Steelworkers
Robert R. Nathan
U.S
Farm and Home Show Highlights Poultry Upgrades
Meigs County hosts the Jan 10 Farm and Home Labor Saving Show with a focus on poultry centers the laying house brood ing and range unit and egg room. Experts urge quality egg production and parasite control using phenothiazine while outlining feed water and litter practices and sustainable lamb and wool improvements.
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Meigs County
Editor Is Dead Selinsgrove Pa
Marion S. Schoch age 60 longtime editor and publisher of the Selinsgrove Times Tribune died of a heart attack at his home in Selinsgrove on Friday.
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Selinsgrove
Marion S. Schoch
Selinsgrove Times Tribune
King George VI Quietly Marks 51st Birthday
King George VI celebrated his 51st birthday quietly with his family on Saturday. Official national celebrations for the monarch's birth date occur in June, the report notes.
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London
George VI
Marion Frantz studies organ with J B McDowell in Columbus
NEW PLYMOUTH Marion Frantz studies organ at the McDowell Studio under J B Fran cis McDowell composer teacher and designer of organs in Columbus. Relatives visit Newark Logan Hamden and nearby towns with several names and a death reported for Etta Hughes a longtime Grange and WCTU member and Presbyterian pianist.
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New Plymouth
Marion Frantz
McDowell
J. B. Francis McDowell
Columbus
Mary K Tuttle attends 4-H convention in Chicago
Mary K Tuttle returns from a Chicago visit where she attended the 4 H club convention. Garrett Bond moved from Columbus to the Vesta Frank farm they purchased. Lola Sorden of Pomeroy visits daughter Ruby Orr.
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Lewis Smith
Milton Tuttle
Rawlin Torrence
J. C. McKay
Charles Eynon
Belpre
Harold Long
Middleport
Walter Harris
Richard
James
Syracuse
Wilkesville News Highlights Pythian Sisters and Local Visits
Wilkesville Temple Pythian Sisters attended the District Convention in Glouster. Past Matrons of Wilkesville OES met at the Colwell home Dec 10 for a lunch, gift exchange and updates. Visitors included Hollis Grate, Jewell Strong, Carrie Strong and family. Columbus visitors called on relatives. Dorothy Hartley toured with Ann Rhodes Soles. Paul Kunz and family visited J. E. Strong's home. Edith Vowell Kennedy announces the birth of a son in West Virginia.
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Wilkesville
Carrie Strong
William
Sarah Hamer
Mary Tobrock
Columbus
Blanche Davis
Dorothy Hartley
Ann Rhodes Soles
Paul Kunz
J. E. Strong
Alvin Kennedy
Edith Vowell
West Virginia
Man Killed Return Trip Turns Fatal Gun Accident
Celina report says Don Hull, 24, returning from a hunting trip Friday night, stumbled into a ditch when a gun discharged, killing him. Authorities continue to investigate the accidental shooting.
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Celina
Don Hull
Cold Weather and Body Heat Loss Conditions
Dr. William A. OBrien discusses how the body loses heat in cold weather and how clothing and body responses regulate temperature. He notes skin blood flow, frost bite risks, and how to handle cold injury with gradual warming and medical care. A reader asks about a running ear in a 2 year old and is told a physician should treat it until cured.
Debate on Color TV Readiness at FCC Hearing
The FCC hearing in Washington on color television splits between CBS urging early commercial use in high frequencies and RCA NBC arguing color is four years away from a robust system. Both sides agree the final system will be all electronic.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
Washington
CBS
Rca-Nbc
Evening radio and TV lineup across networks NBC CBS ABC MBS
Monday night schedule features NBC programs Maud Powell Cavalcade Fritz Kreisler concert Goodman and Borge Contented Concert and quiz show segments CBS airs Bob Hawk Joan Davis Jack Benny Screen Guild This Love of Ours ABC presents Lone Ranger The Fat Man Dark Venture Drama Doctors Talk and Fantasy in Melody MBS offers Crime Book Drama Gregory Hood Casebook Guy Lombardo and Broadway Talks Back to Critics.
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NBC
Maud Powell
Fritz Kreisler
Voorhees
MBS
Gregory Hood
Guy Lombardo
Births and local notices from Blue Lake region
Lonnie Carol McGuire son of Mr and Mrs Marvin McGuire born to Mrs Laura McGuire and Mr and Mrs Ross Taylor grandparents listed Ronald William born to Mr and Mrs Paris Young. Omar Fowler sold farm to W Jones near Barboursville. A Christmas program set for December 24 at Elizabeth Chapel for Sunday School.
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Blue Lake
Marvin McGuire
Lonnie Carol
Laura McGuire
Ross Taylor
Paris Young
Ronald William
Omar Fowler
W. Jones
Barboursville
Charles Lusher
Charles Berridge
Elizabeth Chapel
Clarence Thivener
Columbus State Institute
Columbus
Dewey Gay
Francis Sheets
Evelyn
Ruby Poling
Lee Stevers
Mollie Kemp
Mildred Thompson
John Beaver
Minersville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Fred Shackleford of Middletown Ohio spent several days with Miss Mary Zahl. Mrs Edith Burnell was a business visitor in Huntington. George William Fisher student at Ohio University visited his parents Mr and Mrs Paul Fisher. The M E Church Sunday School begins rehearsals for a Christmas cantata A Light Child Shall Lead Them to be presented December 24. Mrs Margaret Roush and Dorothy Spencer hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs Webb Imboden. Refreshments served to many friends. Mrs Harry Long and Mr and Mrs Walter Meinhart of Huntington spent Sunday in Minersville. Miss Betty Ratliff of Laurel Cliff visited Miss Margie Ratliff Monday night. Thieves entered the basement of Paul Fisher and stole a sizeable amount of pork.
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Hazel Simpson
Michael
Lancaster
Charles Fuller
Robert Trowbridge
Orland
T. J. Trowbridge
Newark
Dorothy Trowbridge
Cecil Weede
Emma Weed
Somerset
Ben Allen
Earle Heinlein
McArthur
George Smith
William Brown
Edna Cherry
Earl Frantz
Samuel Jewell
Logan
F. O. Stout
Mattie Weede
Warren Cremean
J. D. Cremean
Etta Hughes
Hamden
The
Grange
WCTU
Presbyterian Church
Minersville
Fred Shackleford
Faye Green
Middletown
Ohio
Mary Zahl
Edith Burnell
Huntington
George William Fisher
Ohio University
Paul Fisher
M. E. Church
Margaret Roush
Dorothy Spencer
Roush
Webb
Francis Spencer
Harry Long
Walter Meinhart
W. Va
Minerseville
Betty Ratliff
Laurel Cliff
Margie Ratliff
Dance at former K P hall in Dyesville hosts sponsored event
Albert Cone sponsored a Saturday dance at the former K P hall in Dyesville with Alice Tippie Athens providing music. A Home Demonstration meeting at Maude Holcomb's home included Estella Radkin Wanetta Radekin Avanel Cora Turner Anna Turner Lanna Ora Ogdin Clara Shenefield Evea and Mattie Morris Netta Gregory. A potluck dinner followed.
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Point Rock
Albert Cone
K. of P. Hall
Dyesville
Alice Tippie
Athens
Geneva Nolan
Middleport
Maude Holcomb
Estella Radkin
Wanetta Radekin
Avanel
Cora Turner
Anna E. Turner
Lanna
Ora Ogdin
Clara Shenefield
Evea
Mattie Morris
Netta Gregory
Helen
Carolyn Holecomb
Columbus
W. R. Holcomb
Holcomb
Dickinson
Rio Grande
John Radek
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
Associated Press
OPA
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Meigs County Sheep Producers
J. D. Blickle
Ohio State University
Blickle
Blckle
Funny Business
Hershberger
Bashan
William A. O'Brien
By Galbraith
GOPR
NEA Service
WC. T. M. Red
U.S. Pat
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