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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1934
Page
4
We Care and Share This Christmas Joy for Toddlers and Families
The piece reflects on the joy of giving at Christmas and how sharing goods eases children’s fears that they will be forgotten. It notes that the act radiates through many families, renewing belief in Santa Claus and bringing happiness to both young and old during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Kettering predicts a fifty year remaking of man
Charlies F Kettering famed research pioneer and business philosopher argues we enter a new cycle where man will be remade in fifty years not by machines but by science. He urges focus on human health housing air conditioning and original thinking over reproducing manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies F. Kettering
Ann
Sarah
Peter
Inores
Eric
Tony
Pioneer Waste End of an Era in National Resource Plan
A National Resources Board blueprint signals the end of pioneer freedom. It envisions retiring 75,000,000 acres of marginal land, expanding reservations and parks, revising homestead law, tying housing to federal decentralization, and tightening river and water power controls from Washington. The plan urges joint action by government, states, and industries to align with consumers and conservation goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
National Resources Board
Washington
The NEWS Behind the News by Paul Mallon
Roosevelt and power companies loom large in Washington gossip and analysis. A Warm Springs tale explains his stance on public utilities and the broader New Deal clash with business leaders as Congress and White House maneuver over budgets and relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Roosevelt
Claus
White House
Santa Claus
Warm Springs
New York
Mr. Roosevelt
Messrs. Hopkins
Ickes
Congress
Bankers Push Federal Bond Issue With South America Urgency
Observers compare the reaction to the $900 million federal bond offering to a foreign debt rush as bankers aggressively marketed the issue. The scene suggested heightened urgency and international parallels in the financing move.
Community Notes From Nelsonville and Nearby Towns
Open house announced for New Year’s Eve at the Y M C A Nelsonville. Christmas program guests named from the Rainbow class and church groups. Bank of Athens seeks to double capital stock from 125000 to 250000 with comptroller approval. Kardos named captain of the Robert Tigers at Murray City banquet with eight businessmen present. Christmas program participants at the M E Church The Plains listed. Mr and Mrs C B Newsom received a ten pound salmon from Seattle relation. Local education official H F Dillinger resigns to become deputy sheriff under Frank Lowry. Mrs L V Brown and Mrs H R Manville visit Jackson as guests of Miss Dorothy Eldridge. Mr and Mrs Harry Bobo of Amesville holidaying with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
Mr. Roosevelt
Southern Utility Company
Roosevelt
New York City
Health hints on stomach pain hunger belching and heartburn
The article explains that stomach pain can stem from hunger or serious issues like ulcers or gallbladder disease and advises medical evaluation for persistent hunger pains. It covers belching, air swallowing, sour regurgitation, and heartburn, noting temporary relief from alkalies but stressing finding the root cause. It also mentions a British air ministry rule restricting under 17s from flying alone and ends with a Dreiser quote.
Public Forum on World Sins and The New Deal
The Messenger argues the world stalls for solutions as the U S pursues a New Deal. The piece blames universal forgetfulness of God, conjugal sins, and church division for social decay, urging redemption through Jesus and Paul’s educational teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal Brotherhood
Jesus
Paul
Sledding perils and a hit and run on Jones Street
A family escapes a treacherous city street as sledding children weave between cars. A front page report details Jimmy Smith struck on Jones Street near Brown Avenue, suffering a fractured skull and internal injuries. Police pursue the hit-and-run driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Smith
Jones Street
Brown Avenue
Blank Hospital
The Great John L Sullivan Champion of Champions
Yesterday's cartoon tells of John L Sullivan born to athletics and early boxing fame earning the title Strong Boy in school. It notes his 1882 world title win over Paddy Ryan at Mississippi City and a 1883 U S tour managed by Al Smith offering rewards for standing before him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L
John Lawrence Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Mississippi City
Miss
Sullivan
United States
al Smith
Lovable begins as Ann breaks engagement and marries
Ann Hollister ends her engagement to Tony Mickle and, after learning of Valeria Bennett’s deception, marries Peter Kendall. The couple travels to Florida, while Ann’s sister Carol and Lawrence Ames start a humble life. Ann admires Carol’s happiness yet faces doubt about Peter’s love as tensions rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hollister
Tony Mickle
Peter Kendall
Valeria Bennett
Ann
Peter
Florida
Kendall
Millicent
Carol
Lawrence
Mima
Also Mentioned on This Page
Athens
Ohio
Power Company
St. Lawrence
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Navy
Navy Yard
Ogden Mills
Y.M.C.A
Nelsonville
Church of Christ
Marzella Webb
Grace McNanaway
Lillian Young
Bank of Athens
Comptroller of the Currency
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert C. Moorer
Kardos
Ohio University
Robert Tigers
Murray City
M. E. Church
the Plains
Doris Davis
Derwood Pratt
Howard Miller
Gilbert Ball
Etta Potts
Ethyl Cline
Lula Powers
Dortha Pratt
Bryan Miller
Merle Barnes
Nila West
Thelma Nobile
Margery Matheny
Jane Moore
Myrtie Leonard
Violet Green
Marie Davis
H. F. Dillinger
Trimble Township
Ll. V. Brown
H. R. Manville
Jackson
Dorothy Eldridge
Harry Bobo
Amesville
George Bobo
John James
DR. Morris Fishbein
British Air Ministry
Theodore Dreiser
the Public Forum
the Messenger
Olive Ruf
Berts Barton
Rip
Hamburg
Arkansas
Derry
Susannah Reeves
of Chiceoo TL
San Francisco
G. M. Ro
Maat Booker
Glendale
Catt
Mary Ray
Carol Kendall
Miami
Mrs. Kendall
Lawrence Ames
Larry
Kentucky
Caprl
Bess
Mother
Rei Ed
Larry Ames
Amay
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