Subscription rates and delivery details in Ohio and beyond
The notice lists paid in advance subscription prices for carrier and mail delivery in Ohio and West Virginia, plus outside states. It notes weekly carrier rates, overseas military handling with request letters, and outward foreign rates on request, with post office classification and advertising contacts.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Westirginia
Mali
West Nia
Athens
1947 Outlook and the GOP shift in Washington
National dispatch reassesses 1947 with Republican majorities likely to stabilize policy. It cites labor strife, back pay suits under the wage and hour act, and potential retroactive tax effects while urging Congress to clarify work time rules and limit court reach.
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Washington
White House
Congress
G.O.P
Lewis
Supreme Court of the United States
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Labor Union
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Court
New Deal
Cancer in families and inherited risks warn of early signs
Dr William A OBrien notes family history may raise risk for certain cancers but is not determinitive. He cites cancer bulletin reports on inheritance in internal organs and skin cancers and urges medical reporting and consultation for suspicious moles or lesions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Cancer Bulletin
Athens Chafes at Public Upgrades for Water and Hall
A columnist critiques Athens for clinging to old budgets while residents of other regions fund state taxes. The piece likens Athens to a gangling child needing modern water and sewer lines, a better city hall, and updated utilities, arguing the cost is shared and long overdue.
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Athens
C.H.H
Cost pressures and wage debates spark economic worry
A columnist laments rising living costs and wage issues. He cites featherbedding, jurisdictional strikes, and federal bargaining laws as pressures squeezing workers and shoppers. He argues that fixed incomes and higher prices erode family finances and fuel industrial tension.
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C.H.H
Silent merit Embraced as Natural Highest Applause
A compact quotation noting that society’s quiet acceptance of merit forms the greatest form of applause, attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Emerson
Merit and Merit in Progress Notions
The saying notes that merit exists without rank yet no one ascends to high position without merit. It highlights the mutual dependence of merit and advancement in leadership.
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la Rochefoucauld
Inflation danger seen in slow rise and bust threat
Peter Edson argues inflation remains a danger with a creeping rise and later downturn. He notes consumer purchases are high for soft goods while durable goods lag, due to limited hard goods supply and eased credit restrictions as wages stay strong.
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Washington
United States
Europe
China
America
Department of Commerce
Series of Pre Christmas Programs Successful in Glouster
Kiwanis Club sponsored pre Christmas program series amplified through Glouster schools public address system drew favorable comments. From December 18 to 23, high school glee club and band opened with carols stories talks and instrumental music nightly 7 to 8 o clock. Participants included Glouster High School and several local churches along with Kiwanis Club.
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Glouster
Kiwanis Club
American Legion Hall
Glee Club
Glouster High School
Methodist Church
Church of Christ
First Baptist Church
Holy Cross Catholic Church
High School Group Entertained at Home
Mrs. Maxine Heiser hosted Trimble Church of Christ high school members Monday evening. After a devotional, the group caroled, exchanged gifts, and enjoyed lunch at the Heiser home for Doris Antie, Genevieve Wemmer, Ardith Boudinot, Joanne Gooding, Martha Myers, Janet Earich, Ruth Grigsby, Shirley Heiser, Charles Grandy, Earl Davis, David Antie, and guest Harold Grandy of Columbus.
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Glouster
Maxine Heiser
Trimble
Brysons Entertain With Family Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Bryson hosted a Christmas noon dinner in Glouster. Attending were John M. Bryson and twin daughters Jane and Jean, Robert K. Bryson of Columbus, Robert Bulloch and daughter Donna Lee of Athens, Al Hall and family of Athens, Earl McGee, John Bulloch, M. M. Bryson and sons Ernie, Arthur, and Billy, plus the host and hostess.
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Glouster
E. K. Bryson
John M. Bryson
Jane
Jean
Robert K. Bryson
Columbus
Robert Bulloch
Donna Lee
al Hall
Athens
Earl McGee
John Bulloch
M. M. Bryson
Ernie
Arthur
Billy Bryson
Watch Party Slated In Moose Clubrooms
GLOUSTER The local Moose will observe New Year s Eve with a watch party in Moose clubrooms. Festivities begin at 11 p m Tuesday with a floor show. Moose members wives and friends invited. An orchestra will play. The lodge sent Christmas checks to families at Mooseheart and to a member at Moosehaven.
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Glouster
Moose
Mooseheart
Moosehaven
Dwight Price Injured Working in Mine
Dwight Price suffered a broken leg while at Mine 255 on Saturday night. He was caught between a car that jumped the track and a mine post, breaking his right leg in three places between the knee and hip. He was taken by John S. Blower ambulance to Sheltering Arms Hospital where the fracture was reduced and will be placed in a cast.
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Glouster
Dwight Price
John S. Blower
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Sailor Frank Yearing Visits Parents on Five Day Leave
Sailor Frank Yearing stationed at Bainbridge Maryland arrived in Glouster on a five day leave to visit his parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Yearing. He will return to Bainbridge Thursday.
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Glouster
Frank Yearing
Bainbridge
Paul Yearing
Noble Grands Group Elects New Officers
The Past Noble Grands Club of Nineveh Rebekah Lodge in Jacksonville held its Christmas party at Mrs. Maude Davis home. Officers elected for the coming year were Martha Kioh president Lena Bratka vice president Ida B. Davis secretary and Maude Davis treasurer. Contest prizes were awarded and gifts exchanged around a Christmas tree. The January meeting will be in Mrs. Martha Kiohs home.
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Martha Kloh
Walter MecCaskey
Julius Bratka
Ira Conaway
Annie
Willie
Ida Davis
Martha Kioh
Lena Bratka
Ida B. Davis
Maude Davis
Kioh
McCaskey
Householder
Gaskalia
Duane Roberts
Walter McCaskey
William Gaskalla
Phena Householder
Martha Klioh
Clayton Roberts
Duane
Maud Davis
Glouster Families Share Christmas Visits Across Ohio
Glouster residents note holiday travel and family gatherings across Cleveland Columbus Elyria Dayton and Lorain as Mr and Mrs C E Turner visit relatives and several locals spend Christmas with kin in varied Ohio cities including the Cox and Bulloch families. Georgie Brewer and Sabre Armstrong are among those visiting relatives during the season.
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Glouster
C. E. Turner
Cleveland
John Turkoff
Gorton Meade
Columbus
David Cox
Ohio State University
Roger Cox
Dave Cox
Jack Turner
Cox
C. E. Huddy
Pam
L. W. Ley
John McBride
George Carter
Dean Peugh
E. K. Peugh
This City
Charles Orme
Jacksonvill
Robert
Bobby) Bulloch
Jimmy Bulloch
Lorain
James
Emma Bulloch
Jimmie Bulloch
Russell Brewer
Georgie
Dayton
Hubert Guess
Logan
George H. Campbell
Main St
Campbell
Sabre Armstrong
Elyria
Herb Armstrong
Grandparents Visit Different Families Across States
Grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Du Wayne Jessop of Bellville Illinois and Miss Bea Bryson of Columbus joined Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bryson in Gloucester for a visit over Sunday and Monday. Mrs. R. S. Leedy and daughter Pat plan to return to Washington Wednesday, and Mrs. Leedy will travel back to Gloucester when Pat leaves for college at Sullins College in Bristol Virginia.
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Glouster
du Wayne Jessop
Mary Jo Bryson
Bellville
Ill
Bea Bryson
Columbus
Pat Kader
Sullins College
Bristol
W. W. Bryson
R. S. Leedy
Pat
Washington
Mrs William Williams Dies in Athens Hospital
GLOUSTER Mrs William Williams of Maple Street died at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens Wednesday evening after a cerebral hemorrhage. She had been admitted to the hospital Tuesday evening.
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Glouster
William Williams
Maple St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Athens
Glouster Man William D. Fitzpatrick 79 Dies at Home
William David Fitzpatrick 79 of 22 High St Glouster died after a month long illness. Born in Zaleski he came to town in 1929. Surviving wife Clara, sons Louis Walter Earl Clifford Charles. daughters Mrs. Hale and Mrs. Hale of Glouster Mrs. Gilmore Baltimore Ohio Mrs. Ward Akron. siblings Luther Fitzpatrick Angeline Deaver Lovina Cochran Jane Ogden. twenty five grandchildren eight great grandchildren. Funeral at Trimble Church of Christ with Rev. Gilbert Courtney. burial Maple Wood Cemetery. Time of service to be announced.
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Glouster
William David Fitzpatrick
High St
Zaleski
Jackson
Dahlia Fitzpatrick
Clara
Louis
Columbus
Walter
Earl
Clifford
Miamisburg
Charles
Detroit
Harry Hale
Charles Hale
Harley Gilmore
Baltimore
Ohio
Merrill Ward
Akron
Luther Fitzpatrick
Paintsville
Angeline Deaver
Bristol
Lovina Cochran
New Lexington
Jane Ogden
Carbondale
Trimble Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Maplewood Cemetery
Work Evening Slated For Grange Members
H E Jones master of Trimble Grange urges members to attend a Saturday work evening. Members should bring paint brushes and equipment to paint and paper inside. A committee will serve refreshments after the work session.
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Glouster
H. E. Jones
Trimble Grange
Christmas social and visits noted in Columbus
Mrs Ralph Briggs and Miss Rose Mary Rocks visited Columbus last week. Mrs Joe Fry plans Christmas with son Harry Schottelkorb in Charleston. Euchre Club held a party at Fern Post’s. prizes went to Mabel Gray Hazel Edwards and Thelma Frasure. Several teachers and students travel for Christmas with families. Annabell Plant reported seriously ill with scarlet fever at home.
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Ruby Irvin
Lib
Mary Riebel
W. E. Riebel
Ohio University
Athens
William Tedrow
Norma Harmon
Mary Lou Keller
Virginia Dean
Mary Morris
Mary Woodruff
Carol Sue Dean
Tonia Glaspy
Janice Gibbs
Arieng Turner
Ann Raub
Charles Woodruff
Tedrow
Annabell Plant
Jesse Plant
Blood Transfusion Volumes In New York City
NYC draws about 11 thousand blood transfusions per year. Each pint, donated by 1100 men, occurs roughly every six weeks, totaling about 5000 quarts annually.
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New York City
Radio Highlights Forecast Big Roles for TV and Radar
President Sarnoff touts electronics and the radio vacuum tube as a transformative force. He notes electron microscopy magnifies to 200 000 diameters and radar aiding space exploration, with television poised to enter politics in 1948. Listings recap NBC CBS ABC and other programs.
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New York
David Sarnoff
RACA
NBC
Henry Aldrich
Burns and Allen
Geraldine Fitzgerald
Jack Haley
Abbott and Costello
CBS
Suspense
Lilli Palmer
Dick Haymes
Finnegan
ABC
Prof. Quis
Schenectady
N.Y
Rex Maupin
Security Workshop
Plainville
MBS
Warnew
Antonini
Iron causes dining room floor fire during shopping trip
An iron connected to a cord ignited a fire in the dining room floor of the McArthur home on Monday. Mrs. Jim Ross was out Christmas shopping when the blaze started and the McArthur fire department arrived and extinguished the fire, leaving a yard diameter burn.
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McArthur
Jim Ross
McArthur Fire Department
Real Estate Transfers in Vinton County This Week
One transfer recorded in Vinton County shows C. B. and Kenneth Unree conveying 85 acres in Wilkesville Township to Charles and Henrietta Ratcliff on December 17.
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McArthur
Vinton County
C. B
Kenneth Unree
Charles
Henrietta Ratcliff
Wilkesville Township
Pythian Sisters Hold Annual Turkey Dinner in K of P Hall
The Pythian Sisters hosted their annual turkey dinner December 20 at the K of P Hall with 26 Knights and ladies attending. Prizes were awarded for games and the event featured a Christmas theme with a Yule Log centerpiece and gifts under a lighted tree from each sister’s Best Friend. Notables included Gertrude Davis winner of the highest prize, William Brown second, Minnie Strawn of Logan Temple low, plus many attendees and visitors from Columbus and Athens areas.
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New Straitsville
K. of P. Hall
Gertrude Davis
William Brown
Minnie Strawn
Logan Temple
Low
Goldie Whitmer
Anna Brown
Katheryn Miller
Anna Frasure
Mildred Thompson
Myrtie Wallace
Fannie Morgan
Columbus
Lucy Huston
Maria Keeler
Margaret Lloyd
Margaret Rushin
Cpl
Harry Strain, Jr
Aberdeen
William Reynolds
Charlies Donley
Jean
Logan
Frank Wallace
Ronnie
Jean Whitmer
Athens
John Whitmer
Donald Nixson
Sam Nixson
Georgie Fletcher
William Fletcher
Swengel
Alice Dreese
Anna Begley
Julia Fealty
Marguerite Spicer
Delpha Mathews
Mary Burke
Bess Callahan
Sue McQuade
Bid Murdock
Margaret Sherrard
Christmas visitors fill Reedsville area homes
Mr and Mrs Charles Edwin Humphrey and family visit with C E Humphrey and Buckley households during the holiday. Miss Earlene Humphrey and Miss Maxine Pickens travel from Cleveland and Ohio University respectively. H E Kibble visits Chesterhill with his son. Nettie Cowdery visits Columbus relatives. Paul Childers of Parkersburg spends weekend with Chil ders family. J A Biggs and J B Torrence families visit Long Bottom. Olive Randolph stays with sister Mrs Arthur Fellows in Long Bottom.
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Columbus
Ruth Barthelmas
Yvonne
Paul Childers
Parkersburg
Oren Childers
J. A. Biggs
Tuppers Plains
J. B. Torrence
Long Bottom
J. B. Torerence
Olive Randolph
Arthur Fellows
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
William A. O'Brien
Peter Edson
Brysons
Sailor
Noble Grands Group
Grange
Corning
By Galbraith
NEA Service. Inc
T. M Reg
U. S. Pat
Reedsville
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