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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1933

Page

4

The Athens Messenger and Herald Printing Rates and Info

The Athens Messenger weekly weekday edition with a Sunday morning issue covers Athens and surrounding counties in Southeastern Ohio and lists offices in Nelsonville Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville Gallipolis and nearby communities. Subscription rates include 4.50 per year by mail and 15 cents per week by carrier with various shorter term options.

Estapus Neo W. Bush Athens Messenger & Herald Gordon K. Bush Mgr Charles A Barris Ohio Athens Nelsonville Glouster Logan Pomeroy Middleport Coolville Gallipolis Mat

Pensions Dominate Agenda as Congress Opens

Army pensions will occupy much of the new Congress. Statisticians uncover vast outlays, with over a billion dollars yearly for veterans. More than a million pensions were scrutinized and many veterans without disability were on rolls. Hospital care totals exceed one million veterans in 14 years.

Congress Tno

Prosperity hinges on autos and building revival

The piece argues that auto manufacture and construction drive recovery from the 1920s recession. Financing is blocked by deflated assets, needing 500000 new residences and long term mortgage loans. Government reliefs via NRA, AAA, and PWA may unlock loans through mortgage companies and banks, spurring a sound recovery and value rebound.

Nobdy Afi Guibu NRA AAA

Late Comers Out of Luck Onio Calls for Roadside Beautification

The piece urges improving road aesthetics in New York, Pennsylvania and Michigan via shoulder planting to cut maintenance costs. It notes Civil Works Administration funding and urges women’s clubs to submit roadway beautification suggestions to the Council promptly.

Onio New York Pennsylvania Michigan

Protection All the Time Traffic Laws Target School Buses

A new state highway patrol arrest fined a motorist $100 and costs for failing to stop for a school bus discharging children. Ohio statutes require any vehicle approaching a stopped bus to halt at a safe distance, protecting ride and pedestrian safety. The article notes the dangers and recalls an early case where a driver struck a child after not stopping for a bus in Northeastern Ohio.

New State Highway Patrol Echool Ohio Echoo Hille

No age limit for wise choices in marriage says Dorothy Dix

Dorothy Dix argues that no age or worldly wisdom guarantees sound mate selection. Youths, adults, and the seasoned alike make marriage blunders, driven by changing tastes and faulty judgments. The piece concludes there is no true time when one can choose a spouse with certainty.

Marriage Licenses Granted and Community Christmas Events

Marriage licenses issued to Charles Koska and Pansy McMasters, Thomas V Withers and Agnes Opal Nanna, Douglas Luster and Dessie White, Lyle Hawthorne Powell and Bonnie Lou Dawson, Clinton T Graham and Mildred H Gully, Glen O Stewart and Lil Nanda Horn, Jeffrey Dwight Adamson and Ethel Beatrice Cook. A Presbyterian Church dinner in Nelsonville honors Rev. Leon Arpee after 14 years. Haydenville held a Christmas party at the Brown House with a large tree lighting and Athens High School staged Kris Kingle's Visit distributing gifts. Athens County carolers visited sick and shut-ins on Christmas Eve. Mrs. H D Mirich from Washington visited with sisters Bertha and Mabel Brown.

Charles Koska Pansy McMasters Thomas V. Withers Agnes Opal Nanna Douglas Luster Dessie White Lyle Hawthorne Powell Bonnie Lou Dawson Clinton T. Graham Mildred H. Gully Glen O. Stewart Lil. Nanda Horn Jeffrey Dwight Adamson Ethel Beatrice Cook Athens High School Kris Kingle Athens County Athens

Christmas program brightens Stewart Sunday School

Children of the MEB Sunday School Stewart performed a Christmas program with participants including Evelyn Brill Gertrude O Connor Sylvia Townsend Jessie Hotsington Flossie Cole Blanche Starkey Octa Kincade Jessie Boles and Virgine Brill under the direction of Miss Lois Busch and George Antic Leona Carsey and Leona Antic were linked to Parkersburg and Maynard. C F Walker an engineer on the Hocking Valley Railroad was reported ill while officials emphasize patrols to protect school buses and enforce safety in heavy traffic.

MEB Stewart Evelyn Brill Gertrude O'Connor Sylvia Townsend Jessie Hotsington Flossie Cole Blanche Starkey Octa Kincade Jessie Boles Virgine Brill Miss Lois Busch C. F. Walker Hocking Valley Railroad Mary King William Francis Hocking Valley

Marathon Kiss Sets World Record At Fair for 397 Minutes

Paulette Day and Lee Knight staged a 6 hour 37 minute kiss at the World’s Fair on September 13 1933, earning a loving cap and $25. The note also recalls Mr Kuper's late life return to high school, graduating De Witt Clinton in 1931 after entering NYU Law School earlier.

Paulette Day Lee Knight Kuper de Witt Clinton High New York New York University Law School de Witt Clinton New York State

You Neednt Pay Much For Good Diet

The article outlines a budget diet using cereals as the economical base, with milk and vegetables as essential components. It specifies daily calorie targets, recommended fractions from cereals, milk, fats, sugars, and proteins, and provides a practical 6 item daily plan emphasizing oats bread milk vegetables fruits butter and lean meats for balance and cost efficiency.

DE. Morris Fishbein Journal of the American Medical Association Hygeia

About Your Children By Olive Roberts Barton

An observer recalls a family with abundant care for children yet frail offspring. She questions rigid training and extreme fresh air regimes, noting insufficient feeding and harsh outdoor play may have undermined health despite wealth, nurture, and prominent lineage. The piece suggests caution in asserting causes.

Olive Roberts Barton

Roosevelt backs Johnson for California Senate bid

Roosevelt will support Republican progressive senator Hiram Johnson for re election in California. Johnson has backed Roosevelt and faces a GOP primary fight as the party realigns around New Deal ideals. The piece notes possible shifts in party control, TVA economic policy, and anti lynching legislation.

Washington, D. C Roosevelt Hiram Johnson California Hell White House Johnson Tue Loover Republican Party Cutting New Mexico LaFollette Wisconsin Tennessee Valley TVA Farm Authority David Lilienthal George W. Norris Nebraska

Good Judgment on Child Rearing in Cold Weather

The piece defends flexible parenting over rigid schedules for clothing, outdoor time, and meals. It cites a family praised for common-sense limits and warns against extreme rigidity, noting fresh air and nutrition matter but not to the point of starvation.

Lone Eagle's Mate

Puzzle clues from a vintage newspaper page mix across horizontal and vertical entries. The grid references obscure full solutions but indicate a themed word puzzle about names, animals, and objects, with hints tied to a historical context and public domain clues.

Strouds Run Kiddies Have Christmas Fun

Strouds Run School pupils enjoyed a Christmas program organized by Mrs. Thor Olson and Miss Anne Morgan with 25 Girl Scouts. Each of the 20 pupils received three presents plus candy and fruit, followed by student recitations and songs and another teacher-provided treat.

Strouds Run Thor Olson Athens Girl Scouts Anne Morgan Cecil Westfall Olson Miss Morgan

Court News Names and Ages in Marriage Applications

The report lists multiple couples in marriage applications including James W. Mullins 29 Chauncey son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mullins and Florabel Hiles 19 Millfield daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiles. Merritt W. Herron 27 New Marshfield son of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Herron and Hazel V. Long 25 New Marshfield daughter of Mr. and Mrs George W. Hartley. Floyd H. Schrider 23 Lancaster son of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Schrider and Lucille Barnhill 23 Athens daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Barnhill. Howard Sephfus 30 Sharpsburg son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sephfus and Pauline Kennedy 17 Sharpsburg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy. (Application).

James W. Mullins Chauncey William Mullins Florabel Hiles Millfield Charles Hiles Merritt W. Herron New Marshfield G. C. Herron Hazel V. Long George W. Hartley Floyd H. Schrider Lancaster

Thompson Fined for Intoxication in Carbondale

Henry Thompson of Carbondale was fined ten dollars and costs after pleading guilty to intoxication before Magistrate C H Porter. He was arrested by Sheriff Charles Stratton and other officers Sunday night.

Henry Thompson Carbondale C. H. Porter Thompson Charles Stratton

Road Patrol Broadens Search for Slain Officer Suspect

Ohio State Highway Patrol widens its efforts to locate Bernard J McCann, alleged killer of an Ohio policeman, after a telegram from J D Proctor of Sandwich Ontario reports McCann detained but place unknown.

Road Patrol Columbus U.P Ohio State Highway Patrol Ohio Lynn Black Highway Patrol J. D. Proctor Sandwich Ontario Bernard J. Mc-Cann Mc-Cann

Second Christmas Fire Investigated by State

Newark Colorado December 27 state fire marshal to investigate two Christmas Day fires on the Rocky Fork Hills. A log cabin owned by William Pickering and Fred Reese valued at 4000 dollars burned. a previous year’s blaze occupied the same site. Authorities believe incendiary causes may be involved.

Newark, CO U.P William Pickering Fred Reese Newark Rocky Fork Hills Here

Cambridge suit filed in Guernsey court over alienation of affections

Mrs Mabel Saviers Lawyer of Cambridge files a $50 000 suit in Guernsey County Common Pleas Court against her mother in law Mrs Stella Lawyer of Columbus alleging alienation of affections of her husband Elmer Lawyer.

Cambridge U.P Mabel Saviers Guernsey County

Oberlin Wins Power Fight in Federal Court

In Cleveland on December 27 the federal court ruled Oberlin may proceed with selling bonds to construct and operate a municipal light plant. The Ohio Electric Power Company had sought an injunction to stop the bond sale but Judge Wes denied that request while granting limited injunctions restricting Oberlin from violating parts of its contract with the power company. The ruling leaves the city to continue street lighting and the pumping plant under its municipal plan.

Cleveland City of Oberlin Wepen Federal Court Baily Samuel H. Wes Ohio Electric Power Compa West Power

Prospects Dark for City Schools Cited in Survey

Washington reports that city schools face cuts and shortages after a nationwide survey. Education official George F. Zook notes fewer teachers in 1980, rising pupil counts, $133 million in reduced expenditures, and curtailments in music, physical education, economics, kindergartens, textbooks, and other services.

Washington George F. Zook United States Missioner of Education

Stole Autos To Get Milk for His Bal

Henry Rohn 19 admitted stealing two cars on Christmas Eve to buy milk and toys for his baby. He took Elmer Hauder’s car and was arrested by State Highway Patrolman Herbert Velliquette while driving Clarence Beitze’s car to fetch milk for his baby and his 18 year old wife.

NEW Philadelhia Dec U.P Henry Rohn Rohn Elmer Hauder Pat Herbert Velliquette Drivin Clarence Beitze Velliquette

Day of Mars Drives Bold New Ventures for Notable Births

The forecast highlights Mars energizing bold, experimental activity with plans and seven propositions to push progress. It notes a birthday child turning toward adventurous enterprise and a mind active in progressive, revolutionary directions, citing Woodrow Wilson as a notable nativity.

Mars

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