Subscription rates and notices for Athens Post Office
Subscriptions to the service list various rates by carrier and mail, including Ohio and out of state options, with year and week terms. The notice mentions overseas service, requests, and post office designation, plus national representatives in major cities. It notes a nominal charge for obituary and card of thanks and lists subscription services with unclear typos.
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Ohio
Nait
Athens
Joan W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Familiar statements on postwar America and the UN
The Navy Industrial Association argues that public war weariness and anti military sentiment mirror past conflicts. It warns against neglecting naval and military readiness and urges timely defense planning while noting that true peace hinges on a united stance under the United Nations. The piece cautions against isolationism and emphasizes the need for disarmament only after a credible UN led triumph over real threats.
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Navy Industrial Association
Army
Navy
United States
United Nations Organization
America
United Nations
Meat settlement plan faces criticism amid wage proposal
A federal fact finding board proposed raising wages by 16 cents an hour with 5 cents absorbed by packers and 11 cents paid via higher prices or subsidies. Critics warn higher costs will hit consumers and taxes, while packers argue they cannot pay. The Ohio State Journal questions the plan as poor reasoning and calls for private settlement. The float includes quotes from Steele and Simms on moderation and virtue.
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OPA
Ohio State Journal
Peter Edson's Washington Budget Expenditures Questioned
Washington observers scrutinize a $1.5 billion budget item labeled Expenditures based on proposed legislation. The Budget Bureau offers no breakdown, but the message outlines increases in health care unemployment benefits social security for veterans crop insurance research and energy and river valley projects plus housing subsidies. Non-operating expenses now total about 16 billion yearly with loans adding another 22 billion. the figure remains uncertain pending full budget details for 1947.
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Washington
Bureau of the Budget
Columbia
Missouri
St. Lawrence River Valley
Budget Bureau
James M. Murray
Montana
Murray
Creation of a new financial middle class after the war
The piece warns that war wage boosts will lift a new middle class into buying power, driving prices up for scarce goods. It notes farmers face overproduction risks and possible price declines, predicting a period of lower relative prices and potential wage reductions to restore balance, with turmoil ahead for industry.
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United States
Farmers Lose Too
A stance argues against subsidized farming and price supports. It warns subsidies degrade free enterprise and national strength, urging all sectors to produce fully to combat inflation and safeguard farmers from economic weakness.
Strides in personal flying promise future aircraft
The race for a family airplane of the future favors a craft with detachable wings and tail that can be driven home from the airport. It has been tested but not yet produced. Experts say sky roads and more airstrips are needed, while helicopters may later gain.
Glouster Scouts Collect Clothing for Europeans
Glouster Scoutmaster Ralph Hines reports 85 boxes with about 2500 pieces packed for shipment. Calls for remaining clothing, shipments planned by Feb 20, credit from Local Union 648, and canvassing for county field executive funding. Flying Eagle Patrol exhibit at Carpenter Hardware, camp-ground replicas shown. Regular and senior scout meetings scheduled this week.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Boy Scouts
Victory
Mr. Hines
Girl Scouts
Hines
Union
Flying Eagle Patrol
Carpenter Hardware Company
Junior Study Club Meets With Miss Thomas
The GLOUSTER club gathers at Miss Frances Thomas for its annual February party. Members vote to donate 2.50 to the March of Dimes and remain a 100 percent contributor to the Memorial Forest Fund, earning one memorial name. New member Mrs. Robert Angle welcomed. prizes awarded to three members. next meeting at Mrs. Ben Vaughan's Barber Street home.
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Glouster
Progressive Study
Frances Thomas
Mermmbers
Memorial Forest
Mansfield
Federation of Women's Clubs
Robert Angle
Edna Binderbasin
Glen McDonald
Charles Emory
Enlow Grubbs
Eugene Jones
Dale Sayers
Virginia Morris
Helen Binderbasin
Willis Blower
Ray Leake
Ben Vaughan
W. R. Balderson, Jr
Barber St
Glouster Alumni Meet Tonight
Glouster High School alumni are urged to attend tonight's meeting at 7 30 PM in the high school building. An association officer emphasized stronger alumni participation to plan and fund the May senior banquet, noting other schools are reinstating their yearly banquets.
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Glouster
Glouster High School
Association
Gold Bricks Dominate Bowling Match At Hemsler's Alley
Gold Bricks defeated Gamwell Bros three straight games at Hemsler's alley on Wednesday night led by G Stephenson 451, P Smith 448, L Masterson 442 with a 2110 total. Dodgers E Cole and J McAllister tied for top with 451 for Droops in Thursday action. See full results for Shingle Inns and Van Fans matches.
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Glousing
Gamwell Bros
Hemsler’s Alley
G. Stephenson
P. Smith
L. Masterson
F. Chappelear
M. Brown
E. Cole
J. McAllister
D. Brown
Blind
J. Turner
MM. Hemsley
A. Davis
Jewell
S. Adams
J. Hines
J. Bailey
Gertrude Rainey Home After Columbus Visit
Mrs. Gertrude Rainey returned to Trimble Saturday after eight weeks in Columbus visiting her son John Rainey and family and other relatives. She saw Mrs. Viola Dean, a former Trimble resident now in a Columbus rest home aged 93. The Loyal Boys Class of the Church of Christ will host a Valentine party in the church social rooms from 5:30 to 7:50 PM Wednesday with a Valentine exchange.
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Glouster
Gertrude Rainey
Trimble
Columbus
John Rainey
Church of Christ
Glouster Garden Club Meets With Mrs C F Guinther
The Glouster Garden Club met at Madison Street with hostess Mrs C F Guinther. Eight members answered roll call and discussed spring projects and a planned tag day to raise funds for community improvement. Next meeting set for March 7 aims to boost turnout and assign duties for the year. Refreshments served to eight members.
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Glouster
Glouster Garden Club
C. F Guinther
Madison St
Glouster Council
Garden Club
Mary Binderbasin
C. A. Bingman
W. W. Bryson
W.A. Craft
Alfred Howard
Carl Pico
CG. E.turner
Change in Church Meeting Plans at Glouster
GLOUSTER The schedule for prayer meetings this week at the Church of Christ has been altered. Tuesday night service remains at 7:30 in the church, Friday’s service moves to 7 at the Hen shaw home, and Thursday features the Loyal Men's Class monthly gathering. A special prayer service is planned for revival success. PLAN CLASS PARTY GLOUSTER The Circle F class will host a Valentine party at Miss Betty Kittle’s home Wednesday at 7.00.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
J. H. Henshaw
Betty Kittle
Murdo They Cried By Dorothy Staley
A coroner and family discuss the sudden death of Phillipa Willson after a cliff fall. The husband Fletch and doctor Bertoliette contest the scene while neighbors reflect on duty and propriety. The group moves Phillipa to her room as questions about motive and alibi emerge.
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Treasury
Bernolette
Phillipa
Mr. Willson
Nana
Smith
Fletch
Bertoliette
Lin
Dr. Bertolette
Philipa
Willson
Chauncey Blue Devils To Play Nelsonville Tonight
Chauncey Blue Devils face Nelsonville Greyhounds in a basketball game at Chauncey tonight February 11 at 8. Also on Friday Chauncey hosts Racine in another home game. In Millfield the Needle Club met at Mrs. C N Sanders home with hostesses Mrs Bertha Sanders and Mrs Lucille Sanders serving a Valentine themed refreshment course after a social serial evening.
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Chauncey Blue Devils
Nelsonville
Chaulncey
Chauncey-Dover Blue Devils
Nelsonville Greyhounds
Enema
Chauncey
Racine
Bertha Sanders
Lucille Sanders
Millfield Needle Club
C. N. Sanders
Valentine
Donna Thomas
Ida Hill
Edith McDaniel
Kathryn ‘McDaniel
Olive Brookins
Lureille Sanders
Chauncey Couple Wed In Home Ceremony
Miss Nella Bell Fouty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fouty of near Chauncey married Mr. Ralph Ervin Nelsonville in a Feb 2 ceremony at the home of Rev. Gilbert Courtney Church of Christ attendants included the bride's mother and brother Glenn Fouty. The groom, a Navy veteran, recently received an honorable discharge. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's parents home near Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Nella Bell Fouty
C. E. Fouty
Near ‘Y
Ralph Ervin
Nelsonville
Gilbert Courtney
Church of Christ
Glenn
Fouty
Navy
Jc. E. Fouty
Chauncey Soldier Returns From Overseas Service
Charles Harvey Courtney recently came home to Chauncey after serving with the Seabees in the Philippines. He enjoyed a 30 day furlough with his parents Rev. and Mrs. Gilbert Courtney, then returned to Great Lakes, Illinois for station. He also visited relatives and Cleveland sister Betty Jane Courtney, assistant minister at Lakewood Church of Christ.
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Chauncey
Charles Harvey Courtney
Seabees
Phillipines
Gilbert Courtney
High St
Columbus
Great Lakes
Kil
Cleveland
Betty Jane Courtney
Lakewood
Cpl Arthur L Chiki Returns Home After Discharge
Out of service Cpl Arthur L Chiki of the Marines has received an honorable discharge after overseas service. He arrived Thursday at the Sugar Creek home of his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Chiki. Their son Bala remains in Guam.
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Chauncey
Arthur L. Chiki
Quantico
Joseph Chiki
Sugar Creek
Chiki
Bala
Guam
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary hosts birthday anniversary supper
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary to the United Mine Workers holds a pot luck supper after its regular meeting on Tuesday February 12 at 730 pm in the K of P building. Mrs Addie Tippie serves as president and urges all members to attend. Janet Sue Lyons born seven pounds at Chauncey February 5 to Mr and Mrs David Lyons. Grandparents Michael Gillespie Chauncey and Mrs L B Belcher Columbus.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
United Mine Workers
K. of P
Addie Tippie
David Lyons
Janet Sue
Michael Gillespie
L. B. Belcher
Columbus
Funeral held for James Handa at Millfield
Funeral services for James Handa aged 79 held Friday at Millfield Methodist Church with Pastor Charles Cartrey presiding. Burial followed at Hilltops cemetery conducted by John Blower. Survived by wife Esta and children Esta Julius Charles Millfield and James Jr Glouster. injured in the 1930 Millfield mine explosion.
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Handa
Millfield
Chauncey
James Handa
Trimble
Charles Handa
Millfield Methodist Church
Charles Cartrey
Hill Tops
John Blower
Esta Handa
Esta
Julius
Charles Millfield
James Jr
Glouster
Dinner guests gather at Chauncey home for chicken meal
Nellie Morgan hosted a dinner at her Jacobs Avenue home with Alfred Worthing and Mrs Bessie Troub as guests plus Mr and Mrs Alfred Lee Worthing of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Russell Staley and daughter from Sugar Creek. Garfield Grimes is recovering from acute indigestion at his Converse Street home. Weekly Ladies Aid quilting set for Thursday at Chauncey Methodist Church.
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Chauncey
Nellie Morgan
Jacobs Ave
Alfred Worthing
Bessie Troub
Alfred Lee Worthing
Columbus
Morgan Home
Russell Staley
Garfield Grimes
Converse St
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Thursiday
Jacksonville WSCS Meeting Planned At Church
The regular meeting of the Jacksonville Methodist Church WSCS will be held Wednesday evening at 7:00. The Sunday School primary department, led by Miss Arlene Davis, will present a Valentine Day program. Refreshments will follow, and all church members and the public are invited.
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Glouster
WSCS
Jacksonville Methodist Church
Wille
Arlene Davis
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Baturdry
Bs Tre Messenger Publishing CO
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Darris Managins
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohie Newspaper Association
Associated Prees Wee Associates
Meat ‘Settlement’ Plan
Steele
William Gilmore Simms
Henry Martyn Field
Terence
Peter Edson
Mary Baker Eddy
Cicero
Zimethy Dwight
Vre Oo
Thomas
By Galbraith
Murdo
Dorothy Staley
Dover Five
Millfield Club
Jacksonville W.S.C.S
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