They’ve Now Joined Up With the Enemy in the Age of Churchill
A lengthy excerpt discusses Prime Minister Churchill’s Commons speech pushing for a heads of state conference with Roosevelt and Stalin. It weighs whether Roosevelt will travel before his inauguration and considers whether Stalin will leave Moscow. The piece suggests the big three may delay until after February, with both Allied leaders contending for strategy on Poland and the Atlantic Charter, hinting at evolving wartime diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washinways
Churchill
House of Commons
Poland
Britain
Russia
Roosevelt
Marshal Stalin
Eden
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Stalin
United States
Teheran
Congress
Moscow
America
London
Dumbarton Oaks
Reaping the Harvest and the Era of Ease Critique
A columnist argues that the last twelve years bred a generation shaped by ease and security. Pampered youth and lax parenting foster parasitic attitudes, wage indifference, and disdain for responsibility, blaming New Deal politics and social reform for a broad societal decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Let's Not Be Beastly to Germans and Jap Athletes
A columnist critiques Herman J. Fischer's AAU call for welcoming German and Japanese athletes to postwar Olympics. The piece questions excusing wartime atrocities and urges not to reward or normalize enemies, while acknowledging a need to engage but avoid social ostracism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Fischer
Amateur Athletic Union Central Association
Mr. Fischer
Germany
Lidice
Bataan
Maidanek
Tokyo
Unfinished Pearl Harbor inquiry demands full truth
The piece argues the Pearl Harbor investigation should not end with a whitewash. It notes War and Navy secrecy, mentions Maj Gen Walter Short, Adm Husband Kimmel, and Secretary Stimson acknowledging errors. It warns evidence may change conclusions and recalls 1941 losses, urging eventual full disclosure. It closes with a prayer and a Mary Baker Eddy quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harbor
War and Navy
Stimson
Washington
Roberts
Navy
Edson Reviews Senate Probe of Roosevelt Nominees
Peter Edson outlines the Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings on six Roosevelt State Department nominees for assistant secretaries. He says the hearings boosted the nominees Grew Clayton Dunn Holmes Rockefeller McLeish and clarified departmental aims but criticizes some senators for lacking depth. He cites probing questions by Guffey Murray and Pepper as illuminating, while noting concerns over the committee’s overall performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Roosevelt
Department of ‘State
Department
Ed Stettinius
State Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Grew
Hirohito
Japan
Murray
James C. Dunn
France
Pepper
General Holmes
Robert Murphy
North
Africa
Glouster CSO Notes Treasury Balance and Honor Rolls
At the Glouster CSO meeting the treasurer reported a treasury balance of 12816 with unpaid bills. Contributions included Swart 3, Mrs White 1, Mrs Howard 1, Mrs Koons 1, Mrs Riley 50, and a corrected $2 donation by Mrs Waldeck. The Christmas boxes totaled 80 for veterans hospital. Colonel Honor Roll lists 16 names with gold stars. Cards of thanks from several service members noted. The Junior Progressive Study Club will make candy for veterans. A community Christmas program featured carols and solos, and Ethel Riley was named music director for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
CSO
Treasury
Harry Swart
Ray White
Maude Howard
Grover Koons
Ella Riley
John Waldeck
Ralph Gatchel
John B. Coffman
Helen Zalupski
Robert
Bob) Clark
Jeonard Kleinman
Robert McCreanor
Alfred Andrews
Bill Kleinman
Faward Moore
Jack Brown
Forrest W. Carey
David Wai Jing
Bernard Colbert
Mary and Dale Swiers
Fletcher Hospital
Wen
Geli Dunlevy
Ing Inn
England
Elizabeth Ann White
Hoy Seckinger
Lewis Clark
Agnes Clark
Ethel Riley
Mar
Celli Jonas
Ake
Coffer
Mra Riley
Death notices and births from Connett area and Columbus
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Levering formerly of SE Jacksonville occurred at her Connett home on December 13. Survived by husband George Levering two daughters Pearl Russell and Lena Safreed both of Jacksonville three great grandchildren and two stepsons Donald Levering of Salina Mich and Alfred Levering of Canton. Wilbur Butcher returned home from University Hospital Columbus after meningitis treatment renders him improving able to sit up part of the time. Mr and Mrs Charles Murphy of Columbus announce the birth of a daughter on December 10 at St Annes Hospital Columbus. Mrs Murphy is the former Wilma Safreed of Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Levering
Jacksonville
Connett
George Levering
Pearl Russell
Lena Sa
Donald Fevering
Salina, Mich
Alfred Levering
Canton
Prom Hospital
Glouster
Wilbur Butcher
University Hospital
Columbus
Charles Murphy
Jin St.Anne’s Hospital
Murphy
Wilma | Safreed
Jacksonville Mothers' Club Meets
The Jacksonville Mothers Club met at the home of Mira Clayton Roberta on a Wednesday evening. Members and three guests attended as the group opened with singing and roll call, voted to donate two dollars for units for wounded veterans, and a Christmas program was shared. A later meeting was planned for January at the home of Mrs Nile Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Jacksonville Mothers’ Club
Mira
Clayton Roberta
Rollall
Captalia Roberta
Sophronia
Housshelder
Mra Freda” Exenkamper
Loeed
Duane Leigh Roberts
Linda Laexenkemper
Liz
Santa
Roberts
Efe Jackson
Lana’ Exenkampety
Eva AcCaskey
Freda’ Exe Kamper
Anna
Pauline Exenkamper
Linda Use ‘Exenkamper
Diane Roberts
Hela
Mee
Nile’ Willams
Mrs Smith to Host Christmas Party at Millfield Church
Mrs Smith of Chauncey Millfield will host the Christmas party and gift exchange for the Ladies Aid of the Millfield Church of Christ. She will conduct the program and refreshments will be served.
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Chauncey
Chauncey church plans class party and dinner
The Women’s Class of the First Church of Christ Chauncey will meet Wednesday at Mrs. Rice Thomas’s home. Dinner will be served soon followed by a Christmas program and business meeting led by Mrs. Carl Shafer. A gift exchange will take place and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walling
Sneit
Wey Beer
Patence Harden
Egrees
Sudbury
PS Graerfuingen
Philip
Wall Ing
Cal Fitense Company
Watsather
Rebecca
Chaunces
First Church of Christ
Chauncey
Rice Thomas
Carl Shafer
Jacksonville Lodge Holds Inspection and Christmas Party
GLOUSTER The Nineven sebekah Lodge in Jacksonville will meet Tuesday at Odd Fellows Hall. The district representative Flossie Crawford of Nelsonville will inspect the lodge. After the session, the annual Christmas party with gift exchange and potluck lunch follows. all members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Nineven Sebekah Lodge
Odd. Fellows Hall
Floss le Crawford
Nelsonville
Chauncey Dedication Draws Crowd at 140
A Chauncey dedication program drew about 140 attendees amid weather concerns. The event featured children under Eva Benedum and Thelma Brooking, with Frances Higgins in charge of activities, and included carol and scripture readings, choir performances from local churches, and praise for the finance committee. Funds were raised to support the church, with thanks to community members and contributors from Athens and Wayne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Children's Department
Eva Benedum
Thelma
Ean Brooking
Frances Higgins
George Ane
Stes Clase
Chan
Marca Johnson
Irs
Nye Sey Fom
San Pedro
Citi
Poe
Annalee
Chane Bradtell
Guy Brookins
Shearty
Floyd Nye
One
Chase
Christine Brown
Helen ‘Coun Hey
Charen Madina
Ges
Athens
Las
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Marcy Lowell Cole
Gilbert Knight
Romer
Methouse Church
Comets
Wayne
Matthews Edin Heaton
James Camel
C.F. Watsen
Guert Fostoc
Plan Annual Christmas Party at First Church
The Friendship Class of the First Church of Christ plans a Friday night Christmas party at 6:30. The event opens with a Christmas dinner and member contributions to the menu. The meeting includes a business portion with elections and a program. All members are urged to attend. Mrs Arthur Bennett serves as current president with Mrs Henry Lass as teacher.
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First Church of Christ
Donald W
Arthur Bennett
Cies
Henry
Lass
Greens Run Young People Hold Meeting at Parish House
A Greens Run young people's gathering occurred at the parish house on Thursday night. Sponsored by Helen Fierbaush Lena Leake and Mrs W H Fier with Christmas season decorations and carol singing. A miniature Christmas tree indicated participants roles for the program. Plans were set for the Christmas Eve church program on December 24. Refreshments followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shauncey
Greens Run
Helen Fierbaush
Lena Leake
W. H. Fier
Lund
Chauncey Runeras Dies at Wolfe Run Home
Mrs Lucy Levering Chauncey Runeras, six, a former resident, died at her Wolfe Run home near Connett. Funeral held Friday at Stout Funeral Home with Rev W M George. Burial in Hilltop Cemetery, Millfield. Survived by husband George and two daughters Pearl Russell of Zanesville and Lena Safreed of Redtown, plus several grandchildren. CHAUINCEY wife of William Gray Chauncey brought to Esther Ferrel home Langton Ave from Columbus hospital after nearly three weeks of treatment. condition improved. accompanied by Woodrow Ferrer and Charles Carr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey — Runeras
Lucy Levering
Ormer
Wolfe Run
Connett
Stout
W. M. George
Purial
Millfield
Chauince
Guses Wees
William Grary
Chauncey
Esther Ferrel
Langton Ave
Aneis Hospital
Columbus
Mfnd
Woodrow Ferrer Amd
Charles Carr
Meeting of Esther Class at Chauncey Methodist Church
Olson will conduct the regular Esther Class meeting at Mound Street home of Mrs Feist Patterson tonight. a gift exchange follows and members are urged to attend. Sergeant Walter Sialey, stationed in Texas, visits his father and relatives here. A card from Loyd Blackford mentions the Germans. written in August, received Saturday, December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Olson
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Feist Patterson
W. Mound St
Sestone Apyee Rlough Chauncey
Walter Sialey
Cam? Took
Texas
Lough
Eie ‘Ley
Visit Keeps Pace With Chauncey Family Weekend
Mrs. Floyd Rivers of Akron spent the weekend in Chauncey visiting her parents and in laws Mr and Mrs Thom Fennell and Mr and Mrs Frank Rivers. Louise Barrett, secretary, announces UM.W. Auxiliary No. 1 will meet Wednesday Dec 20 with all members bringing one small gift for exchange.
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Chauncey
Floyd Rivers
Akron
Arenta
Thom
Fennell
Frank Rivers
Mill St
Louise Barrett
Um.w. Auxiliary No. 1
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New England
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Samuel
Gaylord
Walling Place
James Lawson
Fielding
Mary Baker Eddy
Peter Edson
Universal Brotherhood of ‘Mane Dr
Koo
Glouster Cso Treasury of
Kimberly
Iuseria
Evs
Marion Pickett
Tracy Calif
Dorothy Smith
Lee. Smith
Kimberly School
James Lauderbach
Haydenville
Herman Williams
Ed Nelson
Corning
William Davis
Demint
Nazarene Church
George Davis
Oak Grove
Willard Adams
the Plains
Rachel Moore
Nelson, Ile
Mrs. Smith
Deen
By Galbraith
Church of Christ
Young People’s Meeting
Loyd Blackford
Priseret
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