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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meorgan
Vinton
Washington
Are We In The War Our Fight Or Not
The piece argues the United States is entering the war through policy and power expansion, noting America’s role as an arsenal for aid and the drift toward an executive-driven wartime posture. It weighs isolationism, Britain’s struggle, and the stakes of fighting Nazism versus avoiding conflict.
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Ohio
America
Britain
Europe
Charles A. Beard
Textbook politics and free education values in America
Charles A. Beard argues for public education and open text book choices. He rejects indoctrination, defends citizen protest, and urges school boards to judge objections in the public interest rather than group aims. He warns against returning to imperial dependence.
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United States
Hitler
Quote on dating with intellect balance from Dr Crider
A Fenn College psychologist Dr Blake Crider urges men to select partners who are less intelligent than themselves to feel more comfortable. The remark appears in a local column reflecting social dating advice.
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Blake Crider
Fenn Follege
Willkie urged to unite against Axis threat in U S press
Raymond Clapper argues Wendell Willkie should lead, warning that Chamber of Commerce leaders and manufacturers sow doubt about Roosevelt era policies. He questions calls to cede Monroe Doctrine protections in South America and stresses American dominance in steel and ore. He says America First policies would degrade U S standing to second rate.
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Washington
Wendell Willkie
Roosevelt
United States
Willkie
National Association of Manufacturers
United States Chamber of Commerce
North American
South America
Panama Canal
Brazil
Argentina
Paraguay
Uruguay
Chile
Bolivia
Peru
Germany
England
America
Willkie calls for bold U S role in world conflict
The speaker argues the United States should act as a dominant industrial power and oppose German expansion. He urges Willkie to persuade his supporters to grasp the issue, recognize the stakes, and push for a decisive victory in Europe.
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Germany
Willkie
United States
Bruce Catton Reviews Washington Scene
Bruce Catton discusses immigrant policy and the need for a new American attitude toward immigrants and their children. Louis Adamic argues for tolerance, friendliness, and identification with America as an idea, not just a place, to counter fifth column fears. Hel en Keller adds a closing endorsement of liberty.
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Washington
America
Louis Adamic
Adamic
The
Defense Commission
American
United States
Hitler
So Come And Get It So Come And Get It
A health guide discusses lifetime food allotment of about 50 tons per person and how to manage weight through balanced diet and caution with high fuel foods. It emphasizes steady fat storage, activity, and monitoring weight with a bathroom scale.
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Wilbur L. Dubois
M. A
Social Notes from Coolville and Nearby Towns
Congregational Ladies Aid Society meets January 16 at Mrs Hone Walden home. Movie Strike Up the Band starring Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland shown January 14 and 15 at Troy auditorium. Residents from Boston Mass and Parkersburg visited Mrs E G Alden. Mrs Dale Reed visiting sister Mrs Mary Stout Nelsonville. Ruth Smith guest of Mr and Mrs Charles Smith Charleston. Methodist Ladies Aid Society met at Clyde Parrish and Alda Larson homes. Hosts assisted by W F E Travis and Mary Reeder, Denver Day and daughter of Torch visited Russell Bailey. Francis Booth hosted mother Mrs Mary Castle Orange. Death of John Shanks formerly of the area reported from Eric Pa. F B Tidd and Leora Dunfee visited Athens Friday. Hannah D Bible Class held potluck supper and readings. Troy Grange performed old time program on Rock Street Saturday night.
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Coolville
Congregational Ladies Aid Society
Hone Walden
Mickey Rooney
Judy Garland
Troy Auditorium
E. H. Cooley
Boston
Mass
O. C. Stoats
Parkersburg
E. G. Alden
Dale Reed
Mary Stout
Nelsonville
Ruth Smith
Charles Smith
Charleston
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Clyde Parrish
Alda Larson
W. FE. Travis
Mary Reeder
Denver Day
Torch
Congregational Sunday School
Garrett Reed
Troy Grange
Rock Street
Driest Year on Record in Local Weather Report
Weather bureau reports from the Washington County Truck Farm at Devol's Dam show 1930 as the driest year on record in this area. The Glouster Board of Public Affairs awarded a contract for three electric pumps for new water wells. Athens Post Office plans a new entrance vestibule after removing revolving doors.
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Weather Bureau
Washington County
Devol’s Dam
O. N. Riley
Glouster Board of Public Affairs
Athens Post Office
National prosperity bureau urges public to Buy Now
Funeral services were held for Devil Anse Hatfield near Logan West Virginia ending the career of one of the chief feuding Hatfields with about one thousand persons present Athens County Ohio meets its $1 000 quota to feed starving European children birthday party for Edward Hixon features Roscoe Reading Lee Stewart Roach Paul Woodworth James Boden John Boden Rex Koons Russel Dean Dwight Gaskill Ross Sams and Harold Whaley
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Devil Anse” Hatfield
Logan
W. Va
Athens County
Ohio
Europe
Edward Hixon
P. E. Hixon
Roscoe Reading
Lee Stewart Roach
Paul Woodworth
James Boden
John Boden
Rex Koons
Russel Dean
Dwight Gaskill
Ross Sams
Harold Whaley
Murray City Eagles to honor Past Grand Officer John Abel
Murray City Eagles will honor Past Grand Secretary John Abel at a Tuesday meeting. The gathering at 7 30 p.m. will include neighbors invited to attend and post gathering refreshments. St Philip Neri Church sponsors a benefit party Monday at 7 30 p.m. in their hall.
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Murray City
Murray City Eagles
Orty
John Abel
Abel
St. Philip Neri Church
Fred Koon
Eileen
Don Cook
Clarence Koon
Akron
Dorothy Koon
Charles Turner
Nelsonville
Emma Turner
Joan Shaffer
Samuel Taylor
Crooksville
Cheeseman
Henry Margo
Theresa Toth
Columbus
Margo
Mt. Carmel
Virginia Toth
J. A. Ayers
Logan
Gallerini
Mary Black
Harry Shaffer
Mararet Anderson
Goldoffman
J. L. Cheeseman
Mark Shelton
Pontiac
Mich
Warren Funeral Home
B. A. Awe
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Greenlawn
J. M. Shelton
Larence Wollett
New Lexington
Joe Langley
Ewark
Dan Langly
Ruth Davis
Ruth Brooker
Blanche Elizabeth Brooker
Charles Koon
Carl Koon
Confrontation Reveals Pauls Quiet Love for Martha
Martha faces a shock as Suzanne reveals she and Paul have long been entangled and that Paul favors Martha while using Suzanne to camouflage their relationship. Suzanne admits she loves Paul and accuses him of still pursuing Martha, leaving Martha stunned and unsure of the truth.
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Suzanne
Paul
Martha
Bill
Sue
Bil
Paul Elliott
Social Notes From Wilkesville and Nearby Events
Wilkesville Pythian Sisters install officers for M E C Marie Penn E S Jo Cottrill E J Ardis Cottrill Blanche Penn Evelyn DeVault I Cray Blanche Jo Edna Spires Eliza Steele. Social hour featured hot sandwiches pie coffee. Notables include Billy and Richard Mem Mick from West Virginia visiting. Mary V of Mechanicsburg died. funeral held. Several locals ill or hospitalized and events at Pt Rock Friendship Den Club.
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Wilkesville
M.E.C
Marie Penn
E.S
Jo Cottrill
E.J
Ardis Cottrill
Wager
Blanche Penn
Evelyn DeVault
I Cray
Blanche Joguard
Edna Spires
Eliza Steele
Mr. Billy
Richard Me Mick
West Virginia
Helen McCormick
Colum
Nicholas Thacker
Hi Marks
Mt. Olive
Emmett Canters
de Mossman
Wellston
Paul Packboy
E. G. Nelson
Hom
Pt. Rock Club
Friendship den Club
Jarret Bobo
Nigh School
Elatives
Mary V
Mechanicsburg
Union
Nannie Hood
Row
Allie Pilcher
Orhittington
Belle
Frank Nunemaker
Hiram Wiseman
Columbus
St. Francis Pital
Anna Shenefield
Jennie Cottrill
3 Hall
Reedsville Gz Club Sets August Show and Garden Plans
The Reedsville Gz Club held a Thursday meeting at the school with Mrs. Gladys Sisson presiding. They approved an August annual show and named Elizabeth Coleman leader of the Junior Garden upon its reorganization. Members answered roll with a New Year resolution and discussed papers on clipping winter cheer. Mrs. Bertha Montgomer read a note from Bradenton Florida about members during the months. Beryl Barnett, who rejoined the Army, is stationed at Fort Knox Kentucky. Miss Mary Ellen Heiney of Lexington and Miss Alice He Toledo returned home from visiting their aunt Mrs. Mabel Hetzel. Mrs. Mabel C. Barnett of Ce bus is visiting home. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Ret Pomeroy and Mrs. Edna K. art were entertained in C. E. Humphrey’s home Wednesday evening.
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Reedsville
Dent
Gladys Sisson
Elizabeth Coleman
Anna M. Randolph
Garden Club
Bertha Montgo
Montgomer
Bradenton
Fla
Beryl Barnett
Fort Knox
Mary Ellen Heiney
Lexington
Alice He Toledo
Mabel Hetze
Mabel C. Barnett
Cebus
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Raymond Clapper
Bruce Catton
Washington Scene
Congress
Helen Keller
Max Schmeling
Jack Sharkey
Willie Stribling
Mickey Walker
Primo Carera
National Prosperity Bureau
Murray City News
By Galbraith
Ervice. Inc. T. M. Rec
U. 8. Pat. Off
J. B
Betty Wallace
Honolulu
Sugar Hill Colony
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