Athens Messenger highlights regional reach in southeastern Ohio
The notice outlines Athens based newspaper coverage across five counties in southeastern Ohio including Nelsonville, Logan, Pomeroy, Middleport, Coolville, and Gallipolis. It lists affiliations with trade groups and agents, mentions postal classification and subscription rates such as one year for 4.50 and ten weeks for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Athens
Nelsonville
Glouster
Logan Pomeroy
Middleport
Coolville
Gallipolis
Athens County officers rally in Bowman hunt and face outdated methods
The piece defends Athens County officers pursuing Bowman, condemns public ridicule, and argues for modernized police equipment while praising the force for working long hours and following orders. It calls for public support and a faster, better system to combat modern crime.
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Eher Rock-Holmes
Eac
Athens County
Bowman
Recovery Outlook Stresses Need to Rebuild Capital Goods
The recovery effort emphasizes restoring consumer goods and credit, with renewed activity in capital goods expected as confidence slowly returns. Demand hinges on lower government security rates to lure investment, funding roads, bridges, dams, and factories to revitalize industry and employ idle workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bence
Washington
Ohio eyes expanded girls athletics in state program
The Women's Advisory Council of the Ohio High School Athletic Association urges an improved girls inter-scholastic program. It cites past bias toward boys and proposes a broad schedule including basketball baseball tennis volleyball soccer track swimming golf and more with a state letter system to recognize top female athletes.
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Emalier Ohio
Ohio High School Athletic Association
Family teamwork builds welcoming home atmosphere for guests
Dorothy Dix urges cooperative home life with chores by children and polite hosting. Mothers should welcome friends of all ages, balance entertaining with husbands' friends, and nurture a cheerful, cookie filled environment to keep youths from wandering and help daughters secure marriages through supportive parenting.
Believe It or Not 5 1827 Three Ways of Multiplying Two Digits
An 1827 puzzle presents three methods to multiply two two digit numbers where the product uses exactly the same digits as the factors. The article invites readers to find alternative approaches and checks for digit repetition and arrangement.
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Advan
Sony
Billy
Radio Comedienne
History of the Concord brick church and builders
A retrospective on the Concord brick church notes surviving committee member Riley Wolfe and the 1895 building group Ezra B H Wolfe William Mason Joseph H Wolfe Samuel Sayers Frank Brown Albert W Wolfe and Riley Wolfe. Local workers and suppliers are named with ground work by George Kinney and George Harris. roof by John Andrews and son Roy. plastering by Alex Ridgley. repairs by Bert Wolfe. a later design update by the writer and Milton Brookins. the piece closes with Emory V Wolfe of The Plains and a 1934 dateline.
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Concord
Riley Wolfe
Ezra
BH. Wolfe
William Mason
Joseph H. Wolfe
Samuel Sayers
Frank Brown
Albert W. Wolfe
Matson James
George Kinney
Glouster
George Harris
John Andrews
Roy
Zanesville
Myself
Milton Brookins
Millfield
Alex Ridgley
Jacksonville
Bert Wolfe
What's the Use Editor Remains Critical on Liberty and Censorship
A Messenger editor laments public push for liberal reading among students while debating liberty and prudery. He cites Whitman and postal censorship, mocks Roosevelt’s borrowing, and questions party alignment as he argues against restricting youth reading.
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Ohio University
Jim Parley
Post Office
Paul Mallon
Roosevelt
Hell's Kitchen
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson
Vic Donshey
Slang and Youth Linguistics Stir Debate on Speech
A columnist criticizes modern slang and youth talk, lamenting diluted English and mental laziness. He argues against pervasive slang terms from gangster lingo to TV catchphrases and urges interest in original language over quick quips.
Cartoon Portrait Reflects Two Generations Through All Administrations
Noltey Jordan, born in Rockingham County North Carolina November 6 1795 joined the U S Army at 16 and fought in the War of 1812 later serving in the Confederate Army. His son J B Jordan born in Halifax County Virginia September 10 1807 lives in South Boston Virginia and the two generations have witnessed all administrations.
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Administrations Noltey Jordan
Rockingham County
North Carolina
Washington
Jordan
South
Boston
Virginia
Halifax County
Roosevelt Balance Act Can't Be Equaled
Roosevelt maintains a delicate political balance between liberals and conservatives as he pursues a broad program. He backs a new social and economic structure while promising restrained government, fiscal prudence, and continued labor protection. A west versus party clash over public lands and the Taylor bill adds tension in Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
NRA
Uberals
Douglas
House
Florence P. Kahn
California
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Kahn
Greenway
Siiewalke
New York
Western Prairies
Congress
Uncle Sam
Bob Wagner
Senate
Public Lands Committee
Wagner
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Taylor
Grotto Minstrels rehearse in Nelsonville names listed
In Nelsonville rehearsal of the Grotto Minstrels features William Davis Jack Bobo Cecil Shafer James Beard Charles Bartels and other balladists with R W Parks Lawrence Mooney and more. Interlocutor Ear 8 McCune leads with Mrs Ralph Parks as pianist and Mrs Pearl Drake plus Mrs E J Persons sing. Esther Class meeting includes Mrs William Connett as accompanist. Maude Jenkins, former Hamden Church pastor, becomes Logan M E Church visitor. George Wagner and wife from Glouster return from Alliance visit.
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Grotto
Nelsonville
William Davis
Jack Bobo
Cecil Shafer
James Beard
Charles Bartels
McCune
F. X. Rauch
R. W. Parks
Lawrence Mooney
Dewey Scheeler
Joe Figgins
Leonard Cooley
Joe Galvin
Donald Lowden
Melrose Harbaugh
Ralph Parks
Pearl Drake
E. J. Persons
William Connett
Maude Jenkins
Hamden
Logan M. E
Wage schedule debate at Ob University sparked by societies
Twenty years ago the Philomathean and Adelphian Literary Societies at Ob University debated whether Ohio should adopt a minimum wage schedule. The discussion reflected campus engagement with labor policy and student perspectives of the era.
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Philomathean and
Adelphian
Ob University
Ohio
Mindset and Morale Shape Health and Recovery
A discussion on how mood affects illness recovery and overall productivity. Experts note mass psychology influences behavior, while government propaganda aims to lift public attitude. A European analyst contrasts Austrian and American mindsets and urges action to fight low mood.
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Paul Fadern
Austria
United States
Adelphians Win In Annual Student Event At Temple
The Adelphians won as second teams featured Miss Power and Messrs White Heskett Plyley Merkle Miller. Louis McWilliams, 19, was struck by a westbound train near Athens losing a leg. The Domestic Science Department hosted the Y W C A banquet at the Masonic Temple with Miss Bohn as toast mistress and talks by Miss Copeland Junod and Mrs Roy Wilson. Garnet Cox read while Cilwyn Jones Genevieve Thurlow Inez Secoy and Rachael Higgins played violin and piano.
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Tives
Messrs
McVay
Powell
Bethel
Begatives
Floyd
Lutes
Roberts
Miss Power
White
Heskett
Plyley
Merkle
Miller
Adelphians
Louis McWilliams
Athens
McWilliams
Luhrig
Coalton
Masonic Temple
Bohn
Nelle Copeland
Carrie Junodpoke
Roy Wilson
Garnet Cox
Cilwyn Jones
Genvieve Thurlow
Inez Secoy
Rachael Higgins
Puzzle Clues and Answers Collide in Mixed Word Grid
A dense OCR style crossword like list presents numbered clues and multiple definitions. The piece mixes horizontal and vertical hints, with referenced answers across topics from anatomy to geography, animal terms and theater in New York.
Birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Vern Overholt
Word reaches Bradbury of the birth January 7 of a seven pound son to Mr and Mrs Vern Overholt at 1033 12 Sherman Street Fort Wayne Indiana. The mother formerly Mollie Hysell of Bradbury.
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Bradbury
Vern Overholt
Sherman Street
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Moltie Hysell
New Year Party Attended by Luhrig Residents
Jan 11 Luhrig residents hosted social gatherings at multiple homes. Earl Beckie and others entertained guests with music and cards while families like the Beckies and Brooksville visitors shared lunch and New Year greetings across the community.
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Luhrig
Earl Beckie
Victor Beckie
John
Kenneth Hawk
Lester
Pred Brooksville
Logan Church Service Notes For Infant Death
Five cent stamp held at United Brethren church Tuesday afternoon as eight month old Lewis died with Mrs. Orville Balinge of Township noting the death Sunday. The Rev. B C Buss led the services at Oak Grove Cemetery Cremer counting the funeral rites.
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Logan
the United Brethre
I Lewis
Chil
Orville Balinge
Township
Oak Grove Cremer
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