Athens Messenger Page Four Public Notice Details
Athens Messenger front section lists publisher staff and association memberships. Subscriptions priced at four fifty annually in Athens and surrounding counties with weekly and monthly options. Local notices and obituary charges noted. postal classifications and circulation regions described.
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Athens Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Baldnting CO
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charlies H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daiity Press Association
Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgen
Vinton
Washington
Community Chest faces shortfall in Athens drive
Local welfare leaders warn the Community Chest, funding unduplicated charities, may fail if donations do not meet the $12 000 budget. Despite general support, a reduced contributor base risks a half filled Chest and calls for renewed door to door canvassing and broader participation.
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Athens
Welfare Association
Europe and the limits of American aid in reshaping the Old World
A Washington congressman’s proposal to redraw Europe’s map meets skepticism. The piece argues that future order must come from Europe itself, warns against tariff and political coercion, and asserts the United States cannot impose a new European system without enduring costs and resistance.
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Europe
Washington
Congress
Atlantic
Britain
TITLED TERMITES
The piece critiques reliance on hollow titles to grant access or influence in society. It argues refugees and visitors with flashy or dubious nobility gain welcome and status without merit, highlighting the superficial appeal of titles and the hollowness of those who accept them without scrutiny.
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Mike Romanoff
No country can extend citizenship with privilege and no duty
quotation attributed to Attorney General Robert H. Jackson declaring that citizenship must carry duties as well as rights.
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Robert H. Jackson
There are no sidelines in today's wars.
Quote attributed to Robert Patterson, undersecretary of war, stressing total mobilization in conflicts.
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Robert P. Patterson
Ray Clapper Reviews Defense Strikes and Mediation
Raymond Clapper surveys rising defense industry strikes in Michigan and Cleveland and the push for mediation. He cites James F. Dewey on reopening plants, AFL CIO tensions, cooling-off laws, and the Minnesota model, plus labor management partnership signs led by Knudsen and Hillman.
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Washington
Michigan
Cleveland
Pacific Coast
James F. Dewey
William Green
A. F. of L
Reuther
Labor
C.I.0
William F. Knudsen
Sidney Hillman
Defense Organization
France
Catton Breaks Down Roosevelt Aid Dem Democracies Fight
Bruce Catton surveys the Washington scene as the aid the democracies bill becomes a straight party clash. Republicans argue administration design keeps Democrats united and could damage Wendell Willkie by forcing GOP isolationist labeling.
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Washington
Roosevelt
House
Foreign Affairs Committee
Congress
Wendell Willkie
Willkie
Inflation Starts When Capacity Fails To Meet Demand
Quote from Col. Philip B. Fleming Wage-Hour Administrator notes inflation does not begin until production capacity is stretched by increased demand and is hampered by shortages of machines raw materials or workers.
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Philip B. Fleming
Quote from Senator Warren R. Austin on American resolve
A wartime line asserts that no dictator should misread American willingness to resist raising the banner of full resolve. The quote frames U S determination and readiness to fight if challenged.
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Warren R. Austin
Cottage fire destroys rear home. neighbors save main house
In a January 6 letter to The Messenger, a cottage behind a residence burned total loss with uninsured plans. Neighbors responded quickly but alarm delays prevented saving the cottage. The writer urges rapid alarm methods and organized rural fire protection, praising neighbors and fire care while noting Athens City Fire Department did not respond.
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the Messenger
Owen
Athens City
Vitamin D, The Sunshine Vitamin and Rickets Remedy
The article explains vitamin D is produced by sun exposure on ergosterol in the skin and its role in calcium and phosphorus regulation to prevent rickets. It notes eggs yolk as a source and cod liver oil rich in vitamin D, traced through a sunlit plankton food chain to fish livers and human intake. It discusses winter supplementation and doctor guidance for children.
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Wilbur L. Dubois
M. A
Letter to the editor attacks WPA pay and New Deal policies
Floyd Lowery from Athens R D 2 criticizes government aid and Roosevelt era programs. He contests wages for WPA workers and procurement of goods, recalls Hoover era hardships, questions commodity distribution, and accuses Republicans and big spenders of misallocating funds.
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the Messenger
Chester Dunkle
Glouster
Hoover
Mr. Dunkle
Start Repair Work Gallia Masonic Temple Auditorium
The Gallia Masonic Co funds improvements in the Masonic Temple auditorium in Gallipolis. A three foot wide raised platform around the room has been installed, new carpet ordered, and redecorating planned.
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Gallipolis
Masonic Temple
Gallia Masonic Co
Governor George White Ten Years Ago in Ohio
George White of Marietta became governor of Ohio ten years ago. Charles Roush entertained 36 friends at his parents home on Athens Jerseyville Road. Mrs Julia Zenner died at her home 32 N Congress St. Farewell party held for Rev F E Roberts pastor of the Glouster Church of Christ.
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George White
Marietta
Ohio
Charles Roush
Mrs. C. D. Roush
Athens-Jerseyville Road
Julia Zenner
Congress St
F. E. Roberts
Glouster Church
Explosion at Drug Store Causes $15000 Loss
An explosion behind the subscription counter of the F. B. Case and son Drug Store in Logan caused about $15,000 in damage. Mrs. Hattie Shafer of Nelsonville left for Kentucky to visit a brother injured in a wreck. Dorothy Andrews hosted a party in Athens for Lillie Class members at the Christian Church. A Columbus marriage notice reported Miss Thelma Dee Miller wed to Mr. Herbert Cox with Miss Lenora Van Dyke and Mr. Guy Saylor, all of Athens.
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F. B. Case and Son Drug Store
Logan
Hattie Shafer
Nelsonville
Kentucky
Dorothy Andrews
Athens
The
Christian Church
Columbus
Thelma Dee Miller
Herbert Cox
Lenora van Dyke
Guy Saylor
New Plymouth
William Gibbons
Arthur
Gallipolis
Evan,Lee
Bill
Janet
Dundas
Homer Hass
Earle Heinlein
Elisabeth
H. M. Boocks
William McDaniel
Little Hocking
McArthur
Flora McDaniel
Charles Fuller
Chloe Fuller
Alice Louise
Clay Rafferty
Children’s Hospital
Presbyterian Church
the Peover
J. M. Stewart
Raymond Konkright
Methodist Church
Arle Heinlein
Ellis
Creola
Frank Ellis
Mattie Weede
S. M. Heinlein
George Smith
Walter Peters
Anna Heinlein
Catharine Cassell
Howard Eggleston
Dismissals in Common Pleas Court Auto Crash Suit
Two cases dismissed from the common pleas court docket involving Nell Webb and Ralph Griffin versus George Truax and Ann Mason arising from damages claimed after an automobile accident on U S Route 33 at Enterprise.
Conscript's Wife Dares Truth in a Quiet Confrontation
Martha confronts Paul Elliott about an old trio with Bill away. He masks feelings while urging honesty and distance as she prepares to visit Bill. She drives off after their tense exchange, planning reunion with Bill tomorrow.
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Martha
Paul
Bill
Paul Elliott
Suzanne
Butch
Edward Campbell Volunteered for U S Army
Edward Campbell of Coolville announces he has volunteered for service in the U S Army and plans to depart January 20 for his assignment. A frequent Public Forum contributor, he champions Americanism while questioning the established order as a defender of the underprivileged.
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Edward Campbell
Coolville
Galvani
U. S
Campbell
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Bruce Catton
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A. L. Snedden Athens R. D. No. 1
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