Subscriptions Rates and Notices at Athena Post Office
Appears as a 1915 subscription and mailing rate notice listing carriers and prices in Ohio. Includes 1 year 15 dollars, 6 months 9 6 dollars, weekly service menu, and remarks on obituary and card of thanks charges. Mentions John W. Cullen Company offices in Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland and rep details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athena Post
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Frederic Chopin warned by Nicolas Chopin in Warsaw tale
The scene centers on Nicolas Chopin and Jozef Elsner advising Frederic Chopin before a crucial Warsaw concert for Count Wodzinski. Tensions rise over revolutionary talk, future teaching at the Conservatorium, and decisions that could steer Frederic’s fate toward Paris or a safe musical career.
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Nicolas
Wodzinski
Jozef
Jozef Elsner
Nicolas Chopin
Frederik
Conservatorium
Monsieur
Chopin
Frederic
Yime
Poland
Paris
Count Wodzinski
Rude Awakening as Yanks Enter Manila in Pacific War
The text portrays American forces entering Manila after three years of Japanese occupation. It notes U S fleets controlling vast Pacific areas, airstrikes on remaining Japanese strongholds, and Manila’s role in guarding vital lifelines. It discusses Japanese prestige loss, Oriental reactions, and the Philippines moving toward self government as Americans withdraw. It also mentions the need for UN support in the Near East to curb Japanese ambitions and the broader road to regional peace.
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Manila
Pacific
Luzon
Japan
Tokyo
Far East
Pearl Harbor
Philippines
United Nations
Near East
Orient
Attitude on Peace and U S War Fears
The University of Denver National Opinion Research Center finds 54 percent think the United States will fight another war within 50 years, down from 59 percent two years earlier. Undecideds rise to 17 percent. hope for peace mixes with vigilance as Americans insist on careful government action.
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University of Denver
National Opinion Research Center
United States
Germans Not Innocent Says Nazi Publication
The Nazi Das Schwarze Korps concedes there are no innocents in Germany, though the motive differs from Allied views. It argues many Germans supported Hitler’s regime and benefited from National Socialism, even as defeat looms and fear is spread.
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Heinrich Himmler
OWI
Germany
Gestapo
Hitler
Yearly Senate confirmation urged for executive posts
Washington editorial advocates a constitutional shift via the George Bill to require annual Senate confirmation for cabinet officers and other powerful federal appointees. It argues yearly reappointments would restore public accountability, curb long term discretionary power, and reflect the people's will in the face of executive expansion.
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Washington
Canada
Australia
United Kingdom
House of Representatives
Senate
Federal Loan
Congress
America
Roosevelt
William E. Humphreys
Federal Trade Commission
Humphreys
Supreme Court
Federal ‘Trade Commission
Mr. Roosevelt
Wallace
Congressional committees balloon as reform calls arise
Peter Edson notes that the U S Senate and House together maintain 122 standing and special panels, a number rising since 1927. He argues reform is needed to improve efficiency, as most committees are duplicative with only about 27 of 422 deemed truly important, and members face heavy loads across multiple panels.
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Washington
D. C
U. S. Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Senate
Loree Sotruss
Mate Ueval
Private property stake sparks Parisian sensation
Fragmentary text discusses private ownership and state absorption, noting Parisian reaction and political tension. It mentions socialists and questions about who should control property, implying public policy debate without full context.
Meeting of Young People in Glouster Draws 80 Attendees
An evening program at Glouster High School drew about 80 youths and over 20 adults amid icy roads. Leaders from Glouster Trimble Jacksonville Millfield Chauncey and Athens delivered talks and led activities including games and contests. The Glouster Methodist Church will host the organization on the first Sunday in March.
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Glouster
Thhe High School
Trimble
Jacksonville
Millfield
Chauncey
Athens
Charles Caffrey
Eileen Pough
Richard Williams
Edwin Carpenter
Richard Jones
Paul McAllister
Toledo
C. B. Tigner
Hugh Sweeney
Glouster Methodist Church
Trimble First To Report in Drive Glouster Briefs
A Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Emmett Rogers home on Cross Street is set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Frank Roberts of Linden visited Glouster Monday. Trimble reports polio drive results with $48 raised, led by Mrs Medrith Jarvis and aides. The Chauncey note announces Martha Sue Love born to Mr. Cargan Love and wife, while Sgt Gilbert Love in Germany sends word he is well.
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Glouster
Garden Club
Emmett Rogers
Cross Street
Frank Roberts
Linden
Friends
Rev. Roberts
G. B. Courtney
Church of Christ
Trimble
Glouster—Trimble
Medrith Jarvis
Ada Frances Brunton
Harry Dust
Alberta Morrison
Harley Blower
Nellie Anderson
Germany
Chauncey
Marie Morporn
Cargan Love
Hel Hospital
Columbus
Clifford Shafer
Gilbert Love
Martha Sue
Carl
Shafer
Rockbridge Woman Dies in Local Incident
Rockbridge authorities report the death of a local woman in a single-vehicle incident near Rockbridge. Investigators from Heini and Son Comp confirm ongoing inquiries with no further details released.
Magazine Box Empties Prompt Local Urge for Care
Agnes Clark reports empty magazine box on her front porch and asks neighbors to bring magazines for service boys. W R Drury hosted Rothwell Club at Main Street home with officers elected and papers on the Al-Can Highway and South of the Border. Refreshments served to members including Mrs Blower and Mrs Henshaw.
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Glouster
Agnes Clark
McGraner
Athens
W. R. Drury
Rothwell Club
Main St
C. A. Bingman
E. M. Blower
C. E. Turner
CSO To Have Talks on Lincoln Washington
The C.S.O. meeting in American Legion Hall Friday evening will present a Lincoln Washington program with musical numbers and short talks on the Father of His Country and the Savior of His Country. Details of the program will be announced later.
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Glouster
C.S.O
American Legion Hall
Seaman Called Home For Four Day Furlough
Seaman Charles Walker stationed at San Diego arrived in Glouster on a four day emergency furlough after his father Robert Walker died in Eagle West Virginia. The body had been sent to North Carolina for burial before the family arrived. Mrs Walker and family followed to Eagle. Charles Walker will return to San Diego on Wednesday.
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Glouster
Charles Walker
San Diego
Calif
Robert Walker
M ‘Walker
Eagle
W. Va
Charles
Walker
Trimble Revival Emphasizes Youth Night at Chauncey gym
Chauncey Mrs Eva Bene Chauncey Dover farm superintendent of the Pri will play Stewart tonight at the mary Department in the Sunday Chauncey gymnasium. School of the First Church at Preceding the game Chauncey Christ Chauncey with her assist Seventh Graders will play Sugarjant Thelma Jean Brookins enters Creek The game starts at 6 30 tamed children of the department at the church parish house Saturday afternoon at a Valentine party The hours were from 2 to 4 PM and the decorations and appointments were in keeping with Valentine and Tonight the emphasis will be Youth Night and the sermon topic will be The Three Groups After a social period refreshments were served and the Valentine box was opened and Valentines were distributed Mrs Emma Dorr Mrs Shirley Thomas and Mrs Kathryn McDaniel were iachs
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Chauncey
Eva- Bene
Emma Dorr
Shirley Thomas
Kathryn McDaniel
Clarington Needle Club Hosts Valentine Social at Brookins Home
Mrs Hattie Karns and Mrs Grace Cern visiting Chauncey group in Clarington attend Millfield Needle Club gathering at Brookins home. Members share valentines for a bedfast friend while refreshments are served. Millfield resident recovering from illness is aided by daughters Opal Marie and Margaret Everett as well as other friends and relatives.
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Margaret Everett
Chauncey area notes include wounded soldier and church notices
Chauncey residents report PFC Ches Moteski wounded in Belgium after serving in France with Purple Heart. Verna Moleski hosts visiting relatives in Jacksonville. Andrew McKinney to lead services at Coonville Mission Church Friday. East Millfield revival extended this week under Rev Ora Waldeck. Morristown Holiness Church Ladies Aid to meet Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Sanborn.
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Chauncey
Hollis Cunningham
Jane
Chaun
Cey
Chilli
Verna Moleski
Jacksonville
Stam
War Department
Lloyd Fennell
Fennell
Pfc
Ches
Belgium
France
Coonville
Chardncey
Andrew McKinney
Near Chauncey
Coonvile Mission
Millfield
East Millfield Mission
D. V. ‘Snyder
Ora Waldeck
Morristown
Ladies Aid Society of
Chain- ‘Holiness Church
Cey Methodist Church
Cecil Sanborn
Bailey Run
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Adam
Freiltrie Chippini St. Bas
Zelasowa Wola Sud
Warsaw
Count Wedzincki
Shele Chopin
Jan
Tytus
Konstancja
Revol Mga
Nicolas ‘Chopin
Jozef Elsne
Frederic Mind
Gan
Mamma Chopin
COPE
Peter Edson
Boy Scouts
Teader
Will Leadbetter
Grant Hospital
Colmbus
Mike Thompson
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Elizabeth Ferrel
Eva Benedum
Glen McDonald
Wilma Ferrel
Rockbridge
Er Penter
Heini
Clark
CSO
Lincoln
Deat
Galbraith
Abe
Pat
Stewart
Sugar Creek
Trimble Church of Christ
Johnnie Twenty
Mullins
Anna Schrappe
Shirley Mr. Roberts
Evangelist
Wis ‘Leffler
Sammy Stalder
Bobby Stors
Glouster Cunningham
Susie Vore
James
Dorr
Jeanie Mullins
Larry McDaniel
Eddie Cunningham
Ruth Hammond
Mona Lee Robinson
Ariene Lester
Sue Ann Wallace
Carolyn Blackford
Beverly Adalman
Douglas Kern
Tommy Danner
Robert Danner
Carolyn Tippett
Russell Tippett
Carolyn Daugherty
Mary Lou Lehugh
Ann Roberts
Joan Fiske
Stephen Fiske
Sharon Cunningham
Bobby Jackson
Clarington
Needle Club
Brookins
Chillicothe
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