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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1937

Page

4

Newspaper Society and Advertising Rates Noted

A UPI release lists memberships including American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List and Inland Daily Press Association with National Representatives in Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland. Advertising rates available on request at home or foreign offices. Nominal obituary charges and card of thanks mentioned.

American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Audit Bureau of Circulation Ohio Newspaper Association Inland Daily Press Association John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland

Need More Patrolmen for Ohio Highway Patrol

Legislators urge increasing the Ohio Highway Patrol to double its size. A larger mobile force is seen as essential for flood response, road safety, and protecting motorists in emergencies across the state.

State Highway Patrol Ohio Highway Patrol Ohio

The Theys Behind Disaster Aid in Athens

An Athens narrative celebrates the unsung "they" who aid flood victims by raising funds and delivering food, clothing, and shelter. These selfless volunteers, often unnamed, embody neighborly spirit and collective resilience without seeking credit. Their efforts unite the community across hardship.

Ohio Valley Athens

Spain War Extends as Foreign Powers Pursue Own Interests

The piece argues rival factions in Spain will fight to a bitter end with aid from outside forces. Flags talk of a global arms embargo, yet major powers distrust each other and avoid concrete action. Statesmen seek gains rather than empowering a true Spanish settlement.

Spain

First all female federal jury in Newark convicts train robber

Peter Guarino acts as his own lawyer before a women jury in New Jersey federal court. He pleads for acquittal with tears and stories of his late father, but the panel returns a guilty verdict after 32 minutes. The piece questions whether women are less merciful than men in juries.

Newark N. J Peter Guarino

Economic Reason At Baltimore Chemical Engineers Meeting

At a Baltimore gathering of chemical engineers, R. C. Stratton an insurance executive argued that the cost of industrial hazards extends beyond wage compensation to insured workers. He noted that certain industrial diseases develop slowly and are hard to detect early, adding to employer burdens.

Chemical Engineers Baltimore R. C. Stratton Insurance Company

Jefferson Memorial Proposed in Washington For Jefferson Honor

Congressman John J. Boylan pushes a Jefferson memorial plan for 1937 to cost up to 3 million dollars. The suggested site is near the Tidal Basin between the White House and the Washington Monument, featuring a Roman hall and a statue of Jefferson facing Virginia, with Jefferson relics and perhaps his Library of Congress books. The move mirrors the Roosevelt era shift toward Jeffersonian themes after Washington and Lincoln memorial precedents.

Rodney Dutcher Washington Franklin D. Roosevelt Jefferson Capitol House Congress Lincoln Virginia White House Washington Monument Library of Congress John J. Boylan New York City George Washington

Veteran Senator Sheppard rails at repeal and urges education

Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas delivers his long standing prohibition speech warning repeal harms go unaddressed. The piece notes education campaigns by prohibitionists, concerns about drink related social ills, and plans for a national push in 1940 led by Edward Blake to organize in every state and contest elections.

Morris Sheppard Texas Sheppard Congress Prohibition Party Edward E. Blake

Local option drive gains as drys eye rising wins

The text notes D. Leigh Colvin received just over 37 000 votes in 1936 and marks growing dry momentum from local option wins. It warns complacent wets to watch upcoming local elections as more communities may go dry.

D. Leigh Colvin

Health costs of silicosis in SA gold mines rise

A commentator notes silicosis drains about 30 percent of mined gold value in South Africa due to worker illness. He argues humanitarian and economic reasons justify protecting miners' health to safeguard the industry’s output.

Mrs Wallis Simpson Wins 50000 Francs at Roulette

Mrs Wallis Simpson wins 50 000 francs at roulette. In all that makes 50 000 francs and one Edward.

Wallis Simpson Edward

Typhoid Carriers Highlight Health Education Narrative

Dr Morris Fishbein explains contagious and infectious terms while detailing chronic typhoid carriers notably Typhoid Mary. He cites carrier prevalence, gallbladder links, and public health responses including removal surgery and shipboard outbreak lessons from Massachusetts estimates.

Morris Fishbein Health Department of Massachusetts United States

Townsend Hosts Six O Clock Dinner Party

Mr and Mrs H O Townsend entertained at six o clock with guests Mr and Mrs D F Ziggafoos Mrs George Bean and Mrs Charles Whaley. The Gleaners Class of the Christian Church met at Mrs T R Bennett house with Helen Drake as president. Seth Sloan and wife announced the birth of a son. Sloan is a River Division engineer for Hocking Valley Railroad. Water in Pomeroy and Middleport tested pure after flood. Edith McBee daughter of late missionary Charles F McBee was out of danger in Foochow after being relocated with 27 missionaries to Manila. William G Moler of Athens joined mid winter graduates at Ohio University.

H. O. Townsend D. F. Ziggafoos George C. Bean Charles Whaley Helen Drake Gleaner The Christian Church T. R. Bennett Seth Sloan Logan Sloan River Hocking Valley Railroad Edith McBee Charles F. McBee Methodist China Foochow Miss McBee Manila William G. Moler Athens Ohio University

Birthday theater party at Hart and McKee's Drug store

Miss Mary Poston hosted a birthday event with ice cream at Hart and McKee's. attendees included Frances Foster Florence Carr Rachel Silvas Rachel Hopkins Ruth Hopkins Marie Hope Elizabeth Hope Margaret Dailey Elizabeth Woodworth Frances McCormick Frances Hatch Edith Elder Dorothy Slutz and Garnet Beverage. E Cullums joins Cline's Ice Cream Company lodge of Elks. past exalted rulers listed and J A Fuller is current ruler. Mr and Mrs Rafael R Johnson announce birth of a daughter. Clara and Amy Weiher learn nephew Eugene McGinley named West Point cadet. Mrs W B Johnson to Trimble. Eva Kennard returns from Athens.

Mary Poston Hart and McKee's Frances Foster Florence Carr Rachel Silvas Rachel Hopkins Ruth Hopkins Marie Hope Elizabeth Hope Margaret Dailey Elizabeth Woodworth Frances McCormick Frances Hatch Edith Elder Dorothy Slutz Garnet E. Cullums the Cline's Ice Cream Company Lodge of Elks E. Roy Lash, Jr F. P. McVay J. M. Higgins F. R. Baker E. M. Mills Charles Demolet D. Scott Allen L. L. Deissle C. W. Gross J. A. Fuller Clara Amy Weiher Eugene McGinley L. D. McGinley Nellie Weiher) Hamilton West Point

District Tales of Long Ago Historic Subscriptions and Delinquencies

The text details labor subscriptions in 1827 with a total of 442.50 raised by residents from Marietta to Lancaster. Donors include James Knight, William Biggerstaff, Robert Thompson, Daniel Nelson, and others. Payments came in labor grain whiskey and county goods, with a building committee of Nelson, Knight, Callis, Fisk, and Robbins.

James Knight William Biggerstaff Robert Thompson Daniel Nelson Thomas Thompson C. L. Fisk Joseph J. Robbins Moses Lewis Thomas Snider Joe Rochester Marietta Chillicote Gallipolis Lancaster Robert Callis Joseph Robbins Nelsonville Athens Mirror and Literary Register Athens Messenger

Disappearance on Yacht Sparks Murder Probe

British financier Bolitho Blane vanishes from the yacht Golden Gull off Miami. A note to secretary Stodart hints at suicide amid bankruptcy while bloodstains and boot marks raise murder suspicions. Detective Kettering leads Florida Police in a dawn examination of Blane’s suite and passengers.

Bolitho Blane Carlton Rocksavage Miami Blane Nicholas Stodart Stodart Argus Suds Golden Gull Ferri Rocksavage Rocksavage Derringham Mr. Stodart Ringbottom Southwold Jacket Gordon Neame Coast Guard Keys Kettering Florida Police 8. Y Schwab S. Y. Golden Gull

Floods and Love Verses From Messenger Readers

Poet's Corner prints two reader verses with names and addresses. The flood poem by Eleanor Sewell of Athens Ohio laments rising rivers and ruined homes, while Bess V Mutchmore of Logan Ohio offers a verse on winning a woman's heart through care and tenderness.

Quotes on spending, politics, and service leaders speak

C C Fleming Chelan Wash tests Townsend fund saying life is fun and spending 200 dollars wisely. James A Farley Democratic chairman assures no one should fear Roosevelt successor. Fred B Brobst notes ease of pleasing successful men after 38 years as dining car steward.

C. C. Fleming Chelan, Wash Townsend Franklin D. Roosevelt James A. Farley Fred B. Brobst

Fable for Strikers Reverberates in Labor War

A reader cites an 1879 fable about a body whose parts clash over nourishment, arguing the belly’s cooperation sustains all. The letter, signed F E Bolton, reflects on current turbulent conditions and urges unity among labor and capital.

the Messenger

One Bible Union Based On Shared Faith Not Differences

J B Turben of Long Bottom argues in The Messenger that true church unity comes from following the Bible and holiness, citing Jesus prayer for unity and Pauline guidance. He urges believers to abandon division, return to scripture, and carry a common banner.

Aquilla Hysell Jesus God Hebron Paul

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Athens Messenger United Press Roosevelt Congress Junior Garbo America Gene Tunney Japan Bloomington, In Knudsen Mary Long Island Coprdeil Hull Pomeroy Middleport Rafael R. Johnson W. B. Johnson Trimble Eva Kennard Carbondale Miss Ruth Kennard George Clark Mr. Rocksavage Kettering Poet’s Corner Messenger Great Red Cross Eleanor Sewell Bess Mutchmore Logan the Public Forum Albany F. E. Bolton Christian Unity J. BE. Turben Long Bottom
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