Fred Stauffer Remembered as Quiet Patriotic Worker
They discuss Fred Stauffer who died after a heart ailment Friday night following arrival home from work. A longtime McBee Company employee, he shared a life of steady labor and wartime sacrifice. His family includes sons in Navy, a son-in-law just back from the Pacific, and another son-in-law overseas. He epitomized quiet American patriotism and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stauffer
Stauffer
McBee Company
Navy
Pacific
America
Lausche Reacts to Ohio Legislature Message with Broad Urgency
Governor Lausche’s first message to the new Ohio legislature leaves many state interests unmentioned while signaling a cautious approach to postwar spending. He proposes splitting the $92 million surplus between undivided profits retention and investments in welfare facilities and conservation, stressing prudence as revenues remain robust but needs rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank 4. Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
London Daily Mail slams Monty for not getting credit
The London Daily Mail editorial titled A Slur on Monty criticizes Field Marshal Montgomery for halting Rundstedt’s German breakthrough in Belgium and questions Bradley’s explanation of his temporary command. It suggests British criticism of the United States now targets military operations, warning of potential danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Daily Mail
Monty
Field Marshal Montgomery
Belgium
Marshal Montgomery
Rundstedt
Bradley
United States
Churchill's power politics charge draws from war strain
David Lawrence argues Churchill misreads American criticisms and overestimates British influence. He says the United States did not wage premeditated imperialism in World War I or II, and warns against portraying US military buildup as selfish power politics. He urges restraint in debate to avoid fueling anti American narratives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Churchill
Tam
United States
Churchill
Sime
Petra
France
America
Britain
Churchil
Germany
Apa
Glouster Rebekahs Install Officers in Lodge Ceremony
Glouster Rebekahs held installation ceremonies for 195 officers of the Marcelite Rebekah Lodge at Odd Fellows Hall. Retiring Noble Grand Glenna Reese thanked officers and members, presenting Herman E. Jones a gift for past faithful service. The program included a birthday tribute to Thomas Wildey, founder of Odd Fellowship, followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Morris
Lennie Snowden
Mage Harry
Flo Henry
Loulse Zimmer
V.G
Sylvia Maxwell
Julia Byers
Edna Embrey
Nellie Jones
RSNG
Jessie Withem
LSNG
Madge Harry
Rs.v.g
Lizzie Mc~ Kee
LSV
Maude Williams
Eunice Lamborn
Bessie Thompson
Anna Eehstenkamper
Louise Gladden
Lillie Galloway
Thomas Wildey
Oddfellowship In
America
Glenna Reese
Hospital Visit Highlights Haskins Family News
Mrs Esta Haskins and daughter Ann visited Sheltering Arms Hospital where Mr Haskins lies after a broken hip. Doctors fitted a pin and plan weight to prevent leg shortening while he rests. Mrs Marie Hamvel, Legion auxiliary president, says American Guide Books have arrived and can be picked up at the Legion Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Esta Haskint
Ann
Columbus
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Marie Hamvel
Ladies Auxiiary
The
American Legion
Esta
Haskins
Hambel
Americas Legion Hall
Glouster Estate Appraisals Reported for June Listing Items
The Glouster area details appraisals of estate properties at a Saturday gathering on Main Street. Items include the store and restaurant buildings on High Street, a Sunray Creek bank barn, cottages on Summit Street and Steele Street, and other dwellings, with guests and relatives present.
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James
Glouster
Tate Wiliam
Sule
Sean James
Main St
F. Danford
H. F. Kittle
Minner
Main ST St
Thyson
M.D. Hughes
Ath- Swart
Eglin Field
Fla
Senswart
Eme
Peter Harwirchuck
Satur
Sencure
Fred Burdise
Victor Hallam
Brinkley
Otto Brink
Yeacknonville
eTx
Pinca Seer
George
Satur Duncan
High Street
Sunray Creek
Victor Norrising
Jean
Summitt Street
Columbus
Public Forum voices on draft law and duties at Chauncey
The Public Forum in The Messenger discusses compulsory wartime service and the draft. Chauncey residents note opposition to a law forcing work assignments and hours, arguing men should not be sent to the front while workers stay employed locally. FRANK BUTTS of Glouster plains questions the policy and the government’s role, urging fair pay and protection for those serving. Local names include Mrs Vallere, Mrs Esther Fiske Danner, Ruth Fiske, Chauncey editor, and neighbors in Glouster, Chauncey, Lancaster, and Athens areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Messenger
Public Forum
Whitsters
Vallere
Esther Fiske Danner
Dickerson
Chauncey
Lexington Ave
John
Morristown Danner
Mt, Eal
Chanceeveston
Masonic Hal
Mary
Stewart Bell
Ruth
Ann
Lancaster
C. V. O'Neil
Tiny
Charles Coon
Larry Fame
Athens
Plains
Carnie Chantre
Frank Butts
Glouster
Missing Durham serviceman reported by War Department
Telegram from the War Department reports Trimble area resident Don Withem missing. He served in the 99th infantry division on the Belgium front. Loren Anderson and Loren Phillips are noted in Florida and Ohio related service leave, with family visits in Trimble and Gloucester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Withem von
TE. Bennett
Loranport
Indiana
Glouster
War Department
Don Withem
Warren
99Th Infantry Division
Belgium
Postwar wage talk and airline fare disputes noted
Peter Edson reports on early postwar wage debate with suggestions of a minimum from 60 cents to a dollar per hour. He notes current manufacturing pay averaging about $1.03 to $1.04 and cites stock market recovery as evidence of business strength. The piece covers George and Taft committees shaping housing policy, and CAB and Post Office tensions over airline and airmail rates, with CAB seeking lower fares but higher airmail revenue protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Hopkins
Department of Labor
Fas
Walter F. George
George
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Senate
Education and Labor Committee
United
American Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Eastern
Transcontinental-Western Airlines
Post Office Department
Airines
CAB
Ladies Aid Plans Quilting Session at Chauncey Church
Chauncey Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday for an all day quilting at the church. Funeral attendance noted for Grant Russell and family. Meeting postponed due to unclear local notice.
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Ladies Aid
Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Chauncey Methodist Church
Grant Russell
Fireglow Ends Chicago Party In Late Oct 8 1871
Jeff Martin attends a Sunday evening gathering hosted by Caroline Henderson in Chicago. A distant, spreading blaze on the West Side draws the guests outside to watch as a strong southwest wind pushes the fire across the river. Conversation shifts from games to concern about the blaze while the host urges guests to stay. The party ends around 10:30 PM on October 8, 1871.
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Jeff Martin
Chicago
Caroline Henderson
Caroline
Charles Henderson
Baltimore
Jeff
Henderson
Briggs House
Mr. Pollard
Charlie
Harrison Street
Pollard
Jett
Pole Tard
Revival Draws Large Crowd at Chauncey Church
At the Chauncey Church of Christ a revival drew a large crowd as visitors from Athens Millfield The Plains and a delegation from Chauncey Methodist attended. A child suffered a burn from a hot water accident during the service and was treated at Sheltering Arms Hospital. Rev Joe Maffett spoke on Keeping The Lord's Day and several members joined the church. Guest singers included M O Bryan Marilyn Porter and others with services at 7 30 PM nightly through the week.
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Chauncey
Raymond Balauncex
Chauncey Belt
Church of Christ
Bailey
Chaun
Athens
Chauncey Methodist
Sheltering Arms Hos- Church
State
Charles Caffrey
Joe Maffett
Julia Dotinson Smith
Isabel ‘Courtney
Christine Brown
Albert Jackson
Donald Henry
Elwood ” Daugherty
Bob and
Don
George Williamson Jr
Jim Stanley
Mr. Maffett
M.O. Bryan
the Plains
Marilyn Porter
Mrs Marie Morgan Love Receives German Flag From Husband
Chauncey Mrs Marie Morgan Love has received a German flag sent by her husband Staff Sergeant Gilbert Love now in Germany. She had not heard from him in over three months. The Christmas Day letter says he received three Christmas boxes from home and notes his relation to Wilbert Love and Cynthia Karns of Mill Street Chauncey.
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Chauncey
Marie Morgan Love
Gilbert Love
Germany
Home from Hospital for Joseph Endy Hauncey
Joseph Endy Hauncey has left St Prancla Hospital Columbus after an illness to his right leg. He is accompanied home by family from Greens inils Intwanacet n 6 cabin and is reported in improved condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hauncey
Joseph Endy
St. Prancla Hospital
Columbus
Brey
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Athens Messenger
Peesie
Sedatsice
Crete
Benett's
Menenger
Femeedam
Athene
Foren
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
LA Moss
Glouster Rebekahs
the Public Forum
Dayton
Ethel Mc_atee
Concord
Trim
P.F.C
Paul McAtee
Babe McAtee
Nellie Morgan
Trimble
Eugene
Morgan
Jany
O. B. Adkins
Lewis ‘Adkins
Bailey Run
George Adkins
Jessie Fulton
Matel Smith
Millfield
Ather Plains
High ‘St
Peter Edson
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