Messenger Publishing Company details and subscription rates
The notice lists publisher names Gordon K. Bush and Joan W. Webb with the Associated Press claim, and details subscription prices for home delivery by carrier and by mail in Ohio and West Virginia, including varying terms from 1 week to 1 year. It notes publication schedules and the Athens Ohio post office filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
West Virginia
Mai
Dymati
iEntered
Athens
Postoffice
Beginning the Next Beginning in Europe
The author argues Europe will repeat wars like in 20th century history as Balkan and Czech events mirror the rise of dictators. They claim Russians and communism are the surface cause, but centuries of subjugation explain the failure of democracy and self rule. The piece warns another conflict looms when Europe’s lights go out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Balkan
Despoiler
The Doctor Says on Constipation and Diet (nondated column)
The article explains true constipation and common misconceptions, citing causes such as neglect, poor diet, and laxative abuse. It emphasizes regular bowel habits, timely defecation, and exercise to improve peristalsis, with a brief Q&A about hair growth after death and related superstitions.
National Board to Settle Jurisdictional Disputes in Labor
A proposed National Joint Board for Jurisdictional Disputes aims to resolve conflicts between unions and contractors. It would consist of eight trustees, an impartial chairman, and a four-person panel from labor and management. Decisions would be binding and aimed to finish within ten days after hearings. Half the costs are to be borne by contractors and half by unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NLRB
Circuit Court of Appeals
Herzog
Denham
AFL
Trade Associations
AFL Building Trades Council
AFL Heirarchy
Fireman National Joint Board
Building Trades Unions
Joint Board
Democrats Contemplate New Presidential Candidate
In a reflection by Benjamin C. Leeming the piece notes talk of Democrats seeking another candidate to face Truman. It argues a party should be able to replace an administration without facing egregious self-justifying needs. Leeming cites presidential history where leaders who assumed office did not always win renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt
South
Charities Heal Nation, Scatter Like Flowers
Poemic reflection compares charitable acts to flowers laid at people's feet by men, invoking Wordsworth. It highlights the soothing, healing, and blessing power of benevolence.
Wallace victory in New Yorks 24th district special election shocks politics
The Wallace American Labor Party win in a district long tied to Democrats signals a potential shift in national politics. Voter patterns suggest Wallace appeals to urban workers, challenging Truman and Dewey while reshaping bipartisan foreign policy loyalties and future ERP and aid strategies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
New York
Fliynn
Bronx
Flynn
Democratic Party
Truman
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
Taft
Jimmy Byrnes
Vandenberg
Republican Party
Dewey
Empire State
Moscow
London
Paris
Rome
United States
Washington
Congress
Turkey
Greece
China
Visitors spread through Taylor Ridge area gatherings
Mr and Mrs Theodore Shifflet hosted relatives including Reed Warren from Nelsonville and Elizabeth Robinett from Millfield. Numerous neighbors and kin from Columbus Kisler Butler Hollister and Jacksonville visited or stayed with local families for weekends and dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Ridge
Theodore Shifflet
Reed Warren
Nelsonville
William Sisson
Billie
Trimble
Elizabeth Robinett
Millfield
Fred Olbers
Walter Allen
Columbus
Joseph West
R. G. Wheeler
Kisler
W.va
Robert Lee
Helen Bulstrom
Eileen Byres
Derthick
Charles Drake
Redtown
Edward Kutta
David Swartz
Jacksonville
William Swartz
Leo McNutt
John W. McNutt
Charles
James McNutt
Butler
Ohio
William Chesser
Athens
Wayne Poole
Sandra Roselee
Jefferson McKee
Shirley
Hollister
Neal Coe
Arcone Republican Club Led by Athens County Citizens
Five years past Athens County citizens founded the Arcone Negro Republican club with five subordinate clubs. Earl C. Cooper chairs the county group with Gladys Viney as secretary and George O. Waderaker as secretary to the chairman. The memo cites near universal voting support, aims at honest equal opportunity, and warns against minority rhetoric while urging unity and sacrifice for future progress. The notice is dated Daytona Beach, Fla., Feb. 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Athens County
Homer Johnson
Glouster
George Russell
Athens
Earl C. Cooper
Arcone
Nelsonville
Theo Chapman
Preston Dexter
Gladys Viney
Plantsville and
Lathrope
George O. Waderaker
Stewart and Kilvert
Dick Tabeler
County Club
Washington County
Arcone Rep. Club
Daytona Beach
Fla
Social notes from Stockport list weekend visits and returns
Mr and Mrs Le Roy Henery of Crooksville spent a weekend with Mrs Verle Stoneburner in Stockport. Kennard Cross of Zanesville visited his parents. Helen Faires returned to Zanesville as a Monroe School teacher after illness. Individuals and families from Zanesville Columbus Marietta McConnelsville Pittsburgh Athens Parkersburg Point Pleasant read and visit relatives. Several kısa trips include Jackson St Petersburg and Good Samaritan Hospital noted.
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Stockport
Leroy Henery
Crooksville
M Henery
Verle Stoneburner
Kennard Cross
Zanesville
Harry Cross
Helen Faires
Monroe
Carroll Pugh
Helen James
Columbus
Fred James
Robert Powelson
Ellen Ebner
Dayton
Fred Wilcox
Marietta
Ellen Powelson
Billy A. Calendine
Roger
Karen
J. A. Hayes
McConnelsville
Lucy Wade
Royal Wade
D. S. van Fossen
Jackson
Robert Nicodemus
Bob Ewing
Reading
Frank Colerick
Byron Hook
Pittsburgh
Anna Bishop
James Shaner
Leonard Calendine
Bill Howe
Howe
Billy
W. B. Wallace
J. L. Henery
Sjr
Myrtle Henery
Fred Rollison
Ray Devitt
Athens
Chester Newberry
St. Petersburg
Fla
Alonzo Todd
Lonnie
Cut Rate
Good Samaritan Hospital
Gene Martin
Larry
Point Pleasant
O. G. Wallace
C. R. Graham
Parkersburg
C. E. Lochary
Clayton Williams
U. S. Navy
C. R. Williams
Nelda
Alberta Ross
R.N
White Cross Hospital
Vernon Ross
John Barrett
Jewell Ross
Betsy
Lorena Evans
Chester Tops Plains In Twin Basketball Wins
Large crowd witnesses Chester defeat Plains as Chester High wins both games. Rutland varsity wins while the reserves drop by one. local residents attend minstrel shows and visit relatives across the area.
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Chester
Rutland
Charles Woode
Elsie Hines
Pomeroy
Pearl Wakely
Marietta
Curtis Wolfe
James Gibbs
Syracuse
Glenn Tuttle
Eagle Ridge
Jesse Tuttle
John Hayes
Eber Warner
Norman Frederick
Golda Wolfe
Friendly Neighbor Club hosts birthday and shower events
Mrs Thomas Huddy welcomed members at her home for a Friendly Neighbor Club gathering. A birthday tribute for Mrs John Norris and a shower for Mrs Charles Campbell were noted, with many members listed as attendees and a March 4 meeting planned at Mrs William Kennedy's home.
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Laurel Run
Thomas Huddy
Friendly Neighbor Club
John Norris
Charles Campbell
Herman Bumgardner
Ted Groves
C. H. Patton
William Sparks
Paul Terry Sparks
Arthur Todd
Algernon Todd
Shirley Kay
William Kennedy
Joan Bumgardner
Columbus
Everett Dicken
Sandra
New Plymouth
Lawrence Wolfe
Ladonna
Pete Brandon
Mickey and
Jerry
Logan
Henry Todd
Vance Wolfe
Mary Thompson
Nelsonville
J. E. White
John Bumegardner
Connett
Clarence Patton
M. B. Iles
Radio Station Listings for Ohio and West Virginia
A compact directory of area stations including NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC ABC WCOL Columbus 1230 KC WSAZ Huntington 9380 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WMOA Marietta 1490 KC with call signs and frequencies listed for regional broadcasting.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
ABC
WCOL
Columbus
WSAZ
Huntington
CBS
WBNS
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Evening Radio Schedule From February News Report
A February 26 radio guide lists programs by station and time from 6:00 to midnight. It covers CBS East and West, ABC, and NBC offerings including newscasts, music, variety shows, dramas, and quizzes with hosts like Lowell Thomas and Henry Aldrich, plus Brennan and Burns & Allen segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Cbs Etwork
Abe-Weat
Mbs-East
Mbs- West
Abe of
Cbs
Beulah
Cbs News
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Smith
Cbs Daily
Guy Lombardo
Abe Bob Crosby
Henry Morgan
Mbs
Harkness
Cbs Sports
Henry Aldrich
FBI
Abe Jan August
Alan Dale
Burns & Allen
Abbe
Mr. Keen
Ilery Queen
Abc
Billy Rose
al Jolson
Dick Haymes
Willie Piper
Gabriel Heatter
Village Store
Abe-Basiec
Cbs the Clock
RFD
America
Bob Hawk
Nbbe Magazine
Lee Sweetland
Abe Family Theater
Eddie Cantor
Lenny Herman
Earl Godwin
Abo
Abc West
Sy Work Sijeé
Radio Schedule for Friday February 27 Morning List
Morning programming runs from 9:00 to 4:45 with a mix of variety shows. Highlights include the Fred Waring Show, Arthur Godfrey, Queen for a Day, Bride and Groom, Paul Whiteman Records, and Lum and Abner with West repeats. Local stations Abe and MBS present CBS and network programs.
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N. Y
Abe
Oklahoma
Cbs
Ozark Valley
Fred Waring
Betty Crocker
Arthur Godfrey
Hollywood
Ben Alexander
Abe Kate Smith
Mbs
Abe Queen
Martin Block
Paul Whiteman
Lum
Abner
Ann Bancroft Faces Haunted Suspicions In College Mystery
Ann Bancroft quivers in bed after a day of terror as she links a college scandal to a murder plot. The tale centers on Rinda, Kelly Winton, and a boat tragedy on a treacherous lake, with trust fraying among Rush, Laurie, and Ann as the scene shifts to nursing and uneasy sleep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bancroft
Rush
Ann
Tophill
Lake
Laurie
Hest
Gay
Tommy
Rinda
Kelly
Winter
Kelly Winter
Winton
Bob
Kelly Winton
Cleveland
Shawnee Circle WSCS Hosts Harmony and Prizes
Mrs Elizabeth Davis presided as Circle No. 1 WSCS met in the Methodist Church parlors with reading and singing including America The Beautiful. Betty Turnbull led the program with garden songs and piano solo Shadows while Dot Dishon Lizzie Morris and Jeanette Jones won prizes. next meeting March 17 hosted by Ella Summers and Lucy Baker.
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Shawne
Josephine Davis
Nathan
Shawnee
John Sines, Jr
New Lexington
L. H. Copenhaver
East Fultonham
Frank Peyton
Newark
Frank Anguish
Howard Anguish
Columbus
John Cochran
Graysville
Ohio
Evangelist C. W. Holly
Betty Turnbull
Jeanette Jones
Margaret Kreitz
Dot Dishon
Mary Jane Jones
Elizabeth Davis
Ella Summers
Lucy Baker
Belle Charles
Margaret Hopkins
WSCS Sponsors Church Renovation Project
The WSCS backs constructing a new ceiling and interior doors in the church while the Brown brothers perform the work. Local visits include Mr. and Mrs. Clair Wellington, Menzie Phillips, Archie Ames, Ida Spiers, Anna Topping, and Mabel Phillips. Eugene Wellington expected home for birthday anniversary. G. W. Large travels to Columbus on business.
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Edwin FP. Jordan, M.D
NEA Service
Peter Edson
Sam Simmons
Benjamin C. Leeming
the Public
Stockport Social Notes
Laurel
I¢ Ber
Lone Sandberg
Shriber Oisterauteo
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
T. M. Reg
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