Rations Representative in Athens Post Notice
Fragmentary notice from Athens Post mentions advertising rates and postage charges as part of a Second-Class Matter notice. Reads like a postal regulatory snippet with references to carrier matters and periodical rates.
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Cuchenew
Chicago
New York
Ase
Athens Post
Ema
Ieee
Athens
Gaile
Ax Fates
Washington
Euomens
Al 139 Fe and owner clean Finis
Al 139 Fe and owner clean and finish noted. The entry mentions 38 Fe dio and a 36 Pl radio with good terror status.
Exposition on Taxes Impacts Business and Jobs
Oral Daugherty argues high taxes depress morale and profits, citing a mine paying ten thousand dollars monthly in taxes. He links current tax burdens to rising unemployment and warns against nationwide debt under a reformist administration.
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Oral Daugherty
Daugherty
Mr. Daugherty
Washington
Fiddler
Population shifts and migratory workers in the United States
Reformers warn that workers will relocate across states to chase jobs amid industrial decline. Nomads face laws and relief programs, while planners call for national strategy beyond politics to avert social disruption and avoid repeating Grapes of Wrath era outcomes.
Losing Landmarks in Lancaster Replace Sherman Home
The Lancaster home of the late General William T. Sherman is set to be replaced by an apartment house. The piece warns that Lancaster and Athens faced similar losses of historic houses as districts modernize, arguing communities should retain reminders of notable local figures and early residents.
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Lancaster
William T. Sherman
Athens
Main Street
Currier
General Sherman
Roosevelt may not run again says Wheeler in 1932 debate
Washington notes Senator Wheeler argues Roosevelt hints at a third term but will likely retire. Garner and Farley oppose a third term and Farley could resign as needed. The piece contends Roosevelt would face party opposition and a messy outcome if he pursued another nomination.
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Washington
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Illinois
White House
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Roosevelt
Garner
Farley
al Smith
Smith
du Ponts
Democratic National Committee
United States
Hyde Park
Roosevelts
Roosevelt Considers Hull as Likeliest Cabinet Nominee
The nomination analysis centers on Secretary Hull as the strongest option. Roosevelt has discussed Justice Douglas and Attorney General Jackson but faces little backing from party leaders. If Farley cannot secure nomination he may back Hull, who enjoys broad organizational support.
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Hull
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Robert Jackson
Farley
Dies to curb public hearings for congressional committee
Bruce Catton reports Washington scene as Martin L. Dies plans to suspend public hearings during the presidential wars. He advocates closed hearings with reports issued to summarize testimony and unanimous conclusions. Hearings would resume in about a month focusing on Hollywood subversives and consumer groups.
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Washington
Martin L. Dies
Congressional Committee
Dies
Hollywood
California
Movie Colony
Congress
Answers and Questions from The Messenger Information Bureau
The Messenger Information Bureau fields various queries with concise answers. It covers Panama Canal lock construction costs at 277 million dollars, methods for delaying ships by removing submersible valve covers, thunder distance up to ten to twelve miles, record wind of 231 mph at Mount Washington in 1934, Ringling Brothers history noting John Ringling’s death in 1936 and current activity of others, and the definition of currently insured under Social Security as earning $50 or more in six of the twelve quarters prior to death.
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Panama Canal
Mount Washington
N. H
Ringling Brothers
John Ringling
al. A. G
Otto
Alf T
Charles
John
Charlies
Public Forum letter on poverty and justice ethics
Athens writer A. L. Snedden defends humane treatment of impoverished families facing poverty and crime, arguing against public shaming and harsh punishment. He calls for accountability of officials and judges, urging reforms to avoid stoking hatred and social decay. February 26 Athens Ohio.
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the Messenger
A. L. Snedden
Athens
R. D
Bed Wetting Causes and Daily Habits for Children
Dr Doris M Odlum notes bed-wetting stems from infancy training and cleanliness issues often blamed on mothers. She cites higher prevalence in boys, various physical factors, and advises hydration timing, avoiding caffeine, well ventilated rooms, light bedding, non irritating nightwear, slight bed elevation, and involving children in bed making to build self reliance.
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Doris M. Odlum
Odlum
Langsville couple marked as oldest married pair in town
Langsville celebrates its oldest married couple, Mr and Mrs John Wilson Miller, who have endured 68 years of marriage. J P Demolet buys his brother's stake in the Demolet Planning and Heating Firm, first started by Charles Demolet Sr in Athens in 1895. Francys Cochran prepares a Kern Building storefront renovation on Court Street for a new ladies shop opening May 1 on a site tied to Peter Kern's shoe business origins.
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John Wilson Miller
Langsville
J. P. Demolet
Demolet
Athens
Charles Demolet, Sr
Francys Cochran
Kern Building
Court St
Peter Kern
J. B. Rose
Murphy Brothers
Mechems
Sunnyside Notes: Basketball, Talks, and Church Dinner
The X L basketball team of the First Christian Church Sunday School class defeated a McArthur team. Dr Christman from the Ohio University faculty spoke at the Sunnyside Parent Teacher Association meeting. Dr Robert E Nye, recently in Buenos Aires, was at his Chauncey boyhood home. Don Hamilton and Russ Finsterwald refereed the Southern Ohio and West Virginia tournament at the Ohio University gym. The Chauncey Methodist Ladies Aid cooked a chicken dinner for Rev and Mrs V Ahlbrand, with several helpers listed.
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X-L
First Christian Church
Wycoff
Sharpe
Kaler
Watkins
Straus
McArthur
Dr. Christman
Ohio University
Sunnyside
Parent- Teacher Association
Robert E. Nye
Buenos Aires
South America
Chauncey
Nye
Don Hamilton
Columbus
Russ Finsterwald
Athens
West Virginia
Ohio University Gymnasium
Ladies Aid Society
The
Chauncey Methodist Church
V. Ahlbrand
L. D. Shields
Marie Mourn
Ruth Romine
James Love
Julia Wyant
John Michael
Ervin Pidcock
George Green
Geo. Shafer
Alma Vince
Viola Shields
Loretta Shields
Albert Preston
Ella Cunningham
Social Notes of Mt. Union
Rev. Higgenbothem preached at Mt Union in morning and evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Foley of Carpenter visited Mr and Mrs John Nicholson. Rev and Mrs Higgenbothem and son David visited Mr and Mrs Frank Wood. Mr and Mrs Charles King of Bradbury visited Mr and Mrs Harley Carr. Mr and Mrs Harley Carr visited relatives Thursday. Friday evening guests included Mr and Mrs James Clark Harrisonville, Mr and Mrs Will Nicholson, Mr and Mrs Seth Nicholson and Norman Will of Side Hill at John Nicholson’s home. Mr and Mrs Roy Jordan of Springfield accompanied his mother Mrs John Jordan home Sunday. Mrs Jordan spent two weeks in Springfield with her children. Golden Circle Class will meet at M A Nicholson home Friday night March 1. Epple of Bunker Hill visited M A Epple Sunday. Mrs Eliza Wood cares for Mrs George Wood who is ill.
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Mt, Union
Higgenbothem
Clarence Foley
Carpenter
John Nicholson
David
Frank Wood
Charles King
Bradbury
Harley Carr
James Clark
Harrisonville
Will Nicholson
Seth Nicholson
Norman Will
Side Hill
Roy Jordan
Springfield
John Jordan
Eliza Wood
George Wood
Pennsville
C. V. Davis
Dr. Davis
Lexie
McConnelsville
Richard Helmick
New Lexington
R. W. Carr
Pauline
Parkersburg
James Newburn
Monroe
Louisiana
B. G. Davis
Lillian Geddes
George MclInturt
Earl Woodard
Todds
Woodard
Walter Shook
Dick Woodard
McIinturf
F. E. Mercer
W. C. Mercer
Alvin Mercer
Tabor
May Marshall
Lyman Dawson
Corning
John Coulter
Coulter
Mina Sheridan
Zanesville
Bert Marshall
Dean Benjamin
Clyde Anderson
R. C. Penrose
C. S. Hiatt
Vernie Appleman
Frank Dawson
Floyd DeWeese
DeWeese
Lawrence County
Herbert Keyser
Delaware
C. O. Graham
Bert Mendenhall
Early
Iowa
L. W. Johnson
Will Hilaman
George Hann
Canton
Leora
Cora Allard
Elmo
Eddie Allard
Crooksville
Chester Newton
Hillcrest
Fred Wilson
Marietta
Raymond Dougan
T. F. Dougan
Helen Williams
Everette Williams
Wilford Mercer
Bernard Click
Killbuck
Jess Williams
Mary Eva
Dwight Graham
Lon Gra*ham
Harold Mendenhall
Herbert Caiser
Ae John Wetherell
Daugh
Bartlett Wins Court Honor in County Final
Bartlett High School captured the Washington County Class B basketball title by beating Vincent 34 to 31 in the Marietta final Saturday night. Bartlett girls took third, defeating Bloomfield 20 to 19, and Bartlett will face Lowell next in the sectional tournament in Marietta.
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Bartlett
Bartlett High School
Washington County
Vincent
Marietta
Bloomfield
Lowell
Ruth Gibbons
Columbus
Enid Goddard
Herbert Dillinger
Dayton
Epworth Church
Blanche Graham
Frances Britton
Akron
Harry E. Fast
Caldwell
Katherine Crawford
Ellsworth Allen
Lloyd Burgess
Richwood
A. Z. Penrose
Coolville
Nathan Burgess
John Beazell
J. E. Cummings
Carl Secoy
Carl Burt
Don Goddard
Harry Mills
Dexter Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Death
Dexter notes list visitors and social calls among local families including Claude Dulaney and Alpha Plummer, Sylvia Amos visiting Springfield and Lancaster, and William McMorrow's death at his daughter's home. Other guests include Elmer Dent, Garland Weaver Dayton, and Ward Nicholson households plus a roller skating party by Christian Endeavor on Friday.
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Dexter
Claude ‘Dulaney
Alpha Plummer
Sylvia Amos
Russell Musser
Springfield
Raymond Showalter
Lancaster
William McMorrow
Bessie Phillips
Elmer Dent
Charleston
Lewis Saxton
Garland Weaver
Dayton
John Weaver
Mildred Braley
Ward Nicholson
F. C. Folden
Harry Saxton
Sun- 7
Christian Endeavor Society
Rutland
J. P. Miller and Son
Burg White
The 10 Cent Store Romance Continues Tonight
Ann Brown moves into Clara Brooks the dime store girl shares an apartment with Ann after a chance encounter with Paul Hayden, a stock room worker. He carries her bags then pursues a wary, playful courtship as they walk home under a street lamp. The couple grows closer amid witty banter and mutual curiosity.
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Ann Brown
Gambler
Paul Hayden
Nations
Ann
Clara Brooks
Clara
West Murray
Park Beach
Paul
Dunfield
Gardenia
Social Notes of Pennsville
The Pennsville Social Notes recount neighborhood visits and host gatherings. Families and relatives from McConnelsville New Lexington Parkersburg Monroe Louisiana Todds Corning Crooksville Canton Zanesville Delaware Killbuck and Marietta are listed with dinners birthdays and travel. Several residents attend or host suppers and visits while communities share news of illness and care.
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