The Athens Messenger Page Four Feature Notices
The Athens Messenger announces subscription rates and advertising details. The paper lists staff roles, associations, and post office classification for second class matter, with carrier and mail rates across multiple counties.
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the Athens Messenger
Ralional
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Paying for His Toys and the Split Wealth Debate
A Midwestern company reveals over ten thousand stockowners to counter claims that wealth is controlled by a few. The piece argues Washington’s backers push a New Order to centralize power, aided by Roosevelt, as stockowners see earnings fall and question the so called elite.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Lewis Howe
Today and Yesterday on Youth Readiness for Work
The piece argues youths today delay start in trades until their mid twenties, unlike earlier generations. It notes schooling loafing, dole exposure, and late job entry, while older workers stay at tasks. It urges guiding new graduates into productive work earlier amid tougher competition.
STREAMSIDE PHILOSOPHY ON FISHING AS EDUCATION
The piece defends a new eastern university course in fishing from bait to cooking and mounting. It cites Izaak Walton to argue that angling can cultivate virtue, contentment, and a quiet heart, rivaling other curricula in enriching character.
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Eastern University
Izaak Walton
One Really Tall Idea Delights Tip Top Pers
A feature on the California Tip Top Pers club for tall women over six feet and tall men. The organization, formed recently, has 40 members nationwide and hosts hikes picnics and nightlife outings to help members meet companions.
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California
Tip Toppers
United States
Westbrook Pegler on Nazi World Nazidom and foreign influence
Pegler argues Nazi rhetoric mirrors anti Semitic plots by equating International Nazi with Jews and claims of racial chosenness. He cites Nazi views on citizenship for foreign nationals, German descent as loyalty, and oppression of immigrants, noting resistance among American cultural groups to Nazi mission work.
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New York
Germany
Hitler
Oxford Press
John T Flynn on monopoly and Thorp critique
Flynn critiques Willard Thorp’s monopoly analysis while noting Thorp’s Commerce Department role. He argues monopoly arises from industry-wide combinations, not single giants, and asserts Sherman law spurred such groupings. The piece questions Thorp’s proximity to government and prodded views on NRA agreements.
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Thorp
Wall Street
Dun & Bradstreet
Heaven and Earth
NRA
Time to Marry in a Serial Tale Unfolds in Turmoil
Janet dwells in a fragile life after a broken engagement to Lance Barstow. Cynthia Cantrell hovers with a plan about the house, while Barney McKnight offers calm yet cryptic company as Janet navigates social judgments and growing distance from Lance, leading to a pivotal cliffhanger.
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Janet Dwight
Eag d
Lance Barstow
Lance
Cynthia Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Barney McKnight
Barney
Janet
Cynthia
Jan
Tim
Cyn
Mary
Timothy Benton
Orthodontia Helps Early Dental Development
Dr Morris Fishbein notes modern orthodontia offers relief for crooked teeth and protruding upper jaws. He says brace treatment begins after age seven, with early work on habits like thumb sucking and mouth breathing for children, and that adults can benefit when there is marked protrusion.
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Morris Fishbein
American Dental Association
OU Memorial Auditorium Dedication Highlights
Ohio University's new Memorial Auditorium was dedicated January 20 with a dedicatory prayer by Bishop Earl Cranston and the dedication address by Dr. Hiram Roy Wilson. Prof. C. C. Robinson directed a chair for 170 students, 30 faculty members and local alumni.
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Ohio University
Earl Cranston
Hiram Roy Wilson
C. C. Robinson
Local Notables and War Service Echo Through Athens
Attorney C Don McVay and wife moved to Columbus as he joined the Vorkes Later Seymore Peace firm after being admitted to the bar in December. McVay served in Camp Gordon during the armistice signing. Athens recalls two soldiers Pete Hudnall and Dutch Ailstock, both from the Seventh Ohio Regiment, with Ailstock wounded in the hip on a troop train. Wiley V Daggett elected president of the Athens Retail Merchants Association with officers Sam Sommer E H Cotton and Sam Johnson. John DeMolet of the U S Pennsylvania received an honorable discharge and returned to Athens.
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C. Don McVay
Columbus
McVay
Vorkes
Seymore, Peace
Camp Gordon
Athens
Pete Hudnall
Ailstock
Chillicothe
Seventh Ohio Regiment
Wiley V. Daggett
Athens Retail Merchants Association
Sam Sommer
E. H. Cotton
Sam Johnson
John DeMolet
Pennsylvania
Trivia Qs and Answers from a 1938 Knowledge Sheet
A history of quick factual Q and A items covering topics from tuna scales to U S presidents units and universities. It cites John Adams Millard Fillmore Taft and the University of Pennsylvania linking to Wharton. notes T'sai Lun invented paper in 105 A D and Farley book rights. It lists national forest area figures and D O M meaning of Deo Optimo Maximo.
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U. S
Unitarian Church
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Millard Fillmore
William H. Taft
Wharton School of Commerce
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
T’sai Lun
A. D
Service Bureau
Thirteenth Street
Washington, D. C
James A. Farley
A. American Magazine
National Forest Reservation Commission
Messenger Service Bureau Notice
A reader correspondence instruction about addressing questions to the Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington D C The notice requests a three cent stamp for replies and states that legal and medical advice cannot be given or extended research undertaken The Bureau address given is 1013 13th St Washington D C The Editor’s direction is included for mail.
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Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington
13Th St
Washington, D. C
Langsville Social Notes Highlights Local Changes and Illness
Fouty family moves into Atkin place in Langsville as neighbors report illnesses and recoveries. Harvey Sidenstricker seriously ill while Dorothy Kennedy and F C Taylor suffer health setbacks. Local residents visit relatives in Charleston and New Lexington. A cow dies and a child injures a thumb in a clothes wringer. Volcanic dust remains suspended in the upper atmosphere for years.
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Langsville
Mr. Fouty
West Virginia
Mr. Swadley
Atkin Place
Harvey Sidenstricker
Alfred Personal and Brief Social Notes
Mr and Mrs William Robinson hosted Mrs Robinsons parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Watson on Sunday. Mrs Will Bentz Mrs Norwood Knight and sons visited Parkersburg Friday. Mr and Mrs John Vanmeter Pratts Fork visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lester Vanmeter Sunday. Mrs Garnet Bentz returned after visiting her sister Mrs Howard Burns Stewart since Thursday. Mrs Edith Betzing Silver Ridge visited Mrs V L Shumway Thursday. Charles Shumway is ill. Protracted meeting closed at Alfred Sunday evening. Reverend Brown the Methodist minister assisted by Reverend Paxton Tuppers Plains a United Brethren minister.
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Alfred
William Robinson
Charles Shumway
Brown
Paxton
Tuppers Plains
United Brethren
Coolville and Troy Notes
Community notices from Coolville and Troy list events and visits. A union service at Coolville and Centennial Churches is planned for January 29 with a 10 am Sunday School and 2 pm youth-led session on What the Church Means to Us. Local residents and guests are noted, plus upcoming Scout, Grange, and church activities. Italy reports about 14 000 earthquakes in 34 years.
Milestones in Carpenter Community Happenings
Funeral attendees from Madison and nearby towns gather for Milton Merritt's service. New home economics teacher Anna Henry, Columbus, replaces Dora Chappell at Columbia High School after earning a BS in Home Economics from Ohio University. Long list of local visits, births, illnesses, and gatherings reported from Columbia and surrounding areas.
Bradford Social And Brief Personal Notes
Mrs Jessie Ruse sell has learned of the birth of a son to her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Wayne Russell at their home in Louisville Kentucky. Mrs Iea Warner after visiting her sister Mrs Nora Cambron has returned to Pomeroy. Mr and Mrs Andrew Martin and son returned to Dayton after several weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Hendricks. James White now employed on the Hendricks farm. Mrs Clyde Stewart ill and Mrs Maud Lambert seriously ill. Bible School attendance Sunday at Bradford was 87.
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Coolville
Anderson Bentz
Howard Warner
Amesville
George Sands
Stewart
A. B. Saunders
Scout Commissioners
Kootaga Area
McNiece
Ira Mickle
Belpre
Edgar Dixon
Frost
M. E
Geneva Dean
Orville Bardin
Parkersburg
Nora Wise
Alfred Daugherty
Michigan City
Ind
F. H. Booth
Harold Wilcoxen
Rockland
Nellie Brafford
Doris Jean
G. E. Brafford
Vincent
Mary Gaskins
Ohio University
E. H. Stout
Junction
Troy Grange
St. Clairsville
Oscar Gunder
Charles Flowers
Ella Maning
Frances Gunder
Mattie Gunder
Ollie Young
Pomeroy
Little Hocking M. E
Dean
Alice Brown
Columbus
J. L. Shepard
Congregational Church
Carpenter
Milton Merritt
Will C. Merritt
C. W. Stansbury
Norma Watts
Howard Coe
Reynoldsburg
Ferry Cady
Dora Cady
Corning
Gus Townsend
Charles Townesend
Athens
Anna Henry
Junction City
Dora Chappell
Columbia High School
Miss Henry
Chappell
Ruth Dixon
Columbia
Esther Aleshire
Middleport
Meigs County Grange Officers
Rock Springs Grange
H. E. Starkey
Wanda Starkey
Dorothy Morrison
Eddie Lou Howe
Laurel
R. S. Vale
Erma Vale
Howery
S. F. Howery
Audra Swett
Cars Rie Morrison
Morerison
Walter Swett
Wesley Allen Agdin
Wanetta Radekin
Mabel
Essie Stanley
Snowville
Robinson
Harold
Jessie Carpenter
Esther Bourgeois
Roy Brandenburg
Freemont
W. E. Harmon
Adaline Gorby
Arthur Hendricks
Clyde Stewart
Maud Lambert
Bible School
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles B. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
THE
United Press
Streamside Philosophy
Westbrook Pegler
John T. Flynn
Comment
America
Willard Thorp
Commerce Department
Bruce Catton
NEA Messenger
John Flynn
NEA
Catton
Rodney Dutcher
National
Elinore Cowan Stone
NEA Service
White House
O. U
Josephine Kircher
Jean Rauch
Mildred Stewart
Carpenter Experiment Station
Miss Stewart
J. S. Radford
Radford Ridge
Alexander Township
Langsville Social Notes
Dorothy Kennedy
Theodore Kennedy
Nate Kennedy
R. A. Rife
Marion Rife
Elza Carpenter
Cecil Bolin
Dwight Brown
Rutland
F. A. Miller
Elsie McKnight
L. E. Entsminger
Charleston
Roger
Raymond Palmer
Emma Johnston
Gallipolis
Cyrus Durst
Sherman Shoemaker
New Lexington
S. G. Pickens
Stanley Sheline
Joe
Audra’ Arbaugh
Joseph Arbaugh
Wales Mill
Joe Blackburn
A. L. Smith
Anabel Ward
Dale Ward
Porter
Dale Wright
Wallace Wright
Lang
Wright
George Clark
Coolville and Troy
Italy
Carpenter News
Bradford
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