Athens Messenger Page Four Notice Fragments
Fragmented page shows publication details for The Athens Messenger with garbled text about publishers editors and associations. Reads like overdue 1825 era masthead lines and advertising boilerplate, with scattered references to printers and press groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Prederick W. Bos Publisne
Ole Ougay Morkin the Messenger
Ordon K. Bosh, Pubhener and
Ge Cheries H. Har Menag
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Trying Hours Ahead in World War II Unity
A wartime column reflects on strategic choices as the Allies, led by Britain and the United States, focus on winning the war and the Philippines issue. It notes Japan's entry broadening the conflict, urges continued unity with Russia China the Netherlands Norway and others, and stresses that postwar peace must follow victory.
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Britain
United States
Philippines
Singapore
Churchill
Beieve
Treacherow
Mons
Axia
Japan
Axis
Russia
China
Netherlands
Way
Tokens of U S Ingenuity From Oklahoma Metal Sales Tokens
In Oklahoma metal token coins represent tenths of a cent and six half cent values. Authorities pursued them after the state ran out, though seven million were minted. Users include washers roofers poker players children and others who found the tokens cheaper than regular money and improvised uses despite authority.
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Oklahoma
Unemployment Vanishes in National Labor Shift
A 10 year drop in joblessness is described amid wartime mobilization fears. The National Conference pegs unemployment near 1.6 million as the Army and Navy expand, signaling potential labor shortages with more women in industry and older workers recalled to work.
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National Conference
Army
Navy
Aed
War Production Must Drive 1942 Victory Says Clapper
Raymond Clapper urges that shortages of planes ships and matériel threaten Allied success. He argues the decisive year is factory output with Roosevelt Churchill and Congress pressed to accelerate war production to shorten the conflict and save lives.
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Churchill
Congress
America
Roosevelt
Pacific
Willam S. Knedeen
OPM
Congressional Committee
Wer
Dunkirk
Africa
Washington Scene Review From Peter Edson
Peter Edson surveys Washington politics and labor policy during wartime, noting presidential actions, conference dynamics, and key figures. The piece highlights administration interactions with labor leaders, committee hearings, and policy implications voiced by officials and commentators.
Public Forum Letters Urge Brief Letters to Open Forum
Readers submit short letters to the public forum urging broader participation. Citizens call for concise comments and quicker inclusion of multiple viewpoints in future editions. The note invites timely contributions from local residents.
United We Stand Editorial Urges Resolve For War Effort
The Messenger letters urge national unity amid crisis and warn against strikes in defense industries. The author stresses perseverance, remembering Pearl Harbor, and questions wage gains at the expense of freedoms. Signed by S. L. Rhodes from Pomeroy on December 2.
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the Messenger
People of
America
Herr Hitler
Ee Gaetan
Pearl Harbor
Editor letter laments war effort and calls for awakenings
A reader voices frustration with national mobilization and naval buildup urging stronger measures. The piece critiques government spending the WPA and conscription and argues for decisive action against enemies Japan and Germany while condemning complacency. The author cites civil and military affairs and references local wartime morale.
News Your Dad Read TEN YRAPA AGO
An old item notes storage of equipment in the county garage for winter. Ernest Gross Jr., 13, had emergency appendectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Mary Connett went to New York City. Twenty years ago a national association of football coaches organized in New York City. Christmas travelers faced train disruptions due to washouts. County Agent E R Raymond obtained the first 1972 license plates.
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Ernest Gross, Jr
Ernest Grose
Sheltering Arms Hospital
New York City
Cheshire Personal and Social Notes Condens
Denny and daughters Betty and Lacie spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs Moore of En o. Mr and Mrs Beerett Long and Goughier join Christmas with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Swisher at Cumming. Miss Ruth Lewis who teaches at Lew Mr A R K Lewis of Gal John Pisaeell and son visit. Clyde Ness with Gallpolis, Theretay afternoon with his son Becker Neal and family meet with Mr and Mrs Otte Rothged and Wizzabeth Patton. Mr and Mrs F W Butcher spend Christmas with daughter Mrs Aaron Deevie and family in Gallipolia. Mise Jeanette V Yeauger of Gallifa family with The Rew and Mrs Julius Chand at Manchester. Mrs ee Chars Ward Renee Keran.
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Denny
Betty
Lacie
Moore
Eno
Beerett Long
Goughier
Wilbur Swisher
Cumming
Ruth Lewis
Lew
RK. Lewis
Gal
John Pisaeell
Clyde Ness
Gallipolis
Becker Neal
Otte Rothged
Wizzabeth Patton
F. W. Butcher
Epent Chrietmar
Aaron Deevie
Gallipolla
Jeanette V Yeauger
Christmas Eve Revelations Uncover Hidden Will in Inventory
In a carved Christmas tale set amid a family gathering, Carel and Andy uncover a long-hidden envelope bearing the will of Andrew Dearborn while sorting a 1940 inventory. The discovery triggers tension as Linda's departure and party dynamics unfold around the will's revelation.
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Mall Steel
Dearborn
Perry County Court Notes Readouts and Citizenship Admits
New Lexington reports show seven foreign born residents admitted to U S citizenship. County treasurer C W Norris notes office hours extended to allow unsettled real estate transfers. Common Pleas records list civil claims and cases including Bren v. etc with totals, while Mrs Moteski and Mildred Cove are named in county docket items.
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New Lexington
Perry County
Jane
C. W. Norris
M Perry
Howes
FE Demat Welle
County Board of Elections Common Pleas
Yarger
Poet’s Corner Snapshot Of Distant Mentions
A fragmented verse note references names and phrases in a rough collage style. It mentions a poet and hints at themes of time and discipline, with cryptic lines about weathered figures and distant places. The text reads as an experimental snippet rather than a traditional narrative.
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Merican Newepeper
Asvoriat
Gelec
Audit Bureau of Cireyiaces
Onto Paper Association
Intend Daily Press Association
Associated Pensionmentre
Focel News
Cxtien Company
Chienge
U. S
Ghortows Struggie
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Wake Island
Aeel
Leon Henderenn
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Merveiout
Orl & Petty
T. Leon
Witliam J
Tom
Bolt
Wes Ower
Bart Greer
A. FP
Lewes
Agemrane
The
Teesemenittee
Amerin
Otter Botting
Keller
Cotten Germeer
Hitler
Atlantic Ocean
Gireter
Doker Jos
Atton Tee
Bate
Vichy
France
Algeria
ENCH
West Africa
Soviet Russia
Libye
Conal
Black Sea
And
Gegrrras
Anis
Berlin
Europe
the Public Forum
S. L. Rhoades
Pomeroy, Dev
Belgium
Groupe
Gay
WPA
Germany
Aaie
Bouthard Sathsem Lie
Ieee
By Galbraith
Wilson
Athens
Scott Haney
Cincinnati
Mis
Mary Connett
Giveagh Clouster Tor Coverst Lee
E.R. Raymond
J. H. Cline
Cheshire
Teirl
Aeronautic Club
Adelaide Hazeltine
WEA
Antree
Fathers Petley
Pet Carel
Andy Etree
Bill
Linda
Andy
Carels
Geom
Linde
Carel
Everett
Fier
CoentRoNn Oan
Annie Moteski
Teo
Mildred Cove
New Stratteville
Ree Gett
Cobdier
Melia Venera
Beth
Emersen
Poet's Corner
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