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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1942
Page
4
Local Rates and Notices From Athens Paper
Published notice page with subscription prices for Ohio and out of state, carrier and single-copy rates, post office classifications, professional associations, and a Milton quote on liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
United States
Retailer Campaign to Boost War Bond Sales in July
The Retailers for Victory plan to boost War Bonds and Stamps sales in July with showmanship and salesmanship aimed at raising one billion dollars. It urges public willingness to invest at least ten percent of income, compares to Liberty Bond drives, and notes retailers will add purchasing facilities while stressing inflation protection and democratic government funding.
End of the registration of youths for military service
The article notes many young people actively volunteer for army and navy or prepare for air service. It predicts Congress will draft deeper into 19 and 20 year olds after the fall election. It cites concern over family heads and workers while a large pool of younger men becomes available for service. By next year the task for that pool should be known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hope For The Future In Three Ships A Day Plan
The article weighs whether a three ship a day maritime program can curb sinkings and rebuild merchant marine to defeat Hitler. It notes possible steel plate bottlenecks if losses stay high and anticipates improved naval technique and many small anti submarine craft to overwhelm U boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Axis
Conservation Volunteers Help Gulf Region After War
Southeastern Ohio may reuse the CCC or a similar agency after the war. The region notes extensive CCC work already but calls for continued youth conservation crews to protect forests, streams, land, and recreation areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
CCC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
Inside a U S Army Port of Embarkation
Raymond Clapper tours a U S Army port preparing troop convoys. He notes vast supply dumps cranes forklifts and prefabricated houses loading onto ships. The piece contrasts rapid loading secrecy and around the clock feeding for thousands of troops aboard ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Army
Air Corps
Services of Supply
S.O.S
Queen Wilhelmina Visits Looms Large In Washington Scene
Peter Edson notes Washington anticipates Queen Wilhelmina's visit with warmth and humor as reporters recount her plainspoken charm. He also covers Office of War Information director Elmer Davis enforcing release discipline and Agriculture Secretary Wickard arguing for higher farm wages to ease wartime labor shortages and sustain crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilhelmina
Netherlands
Shediac
New Brunswick
Pan-American Airways
Pan-Am
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Boy Scouts
Elmer Davis
Office of War Information
Davis
Army
Claude R. Wickard
Wickard
South
Pacific States
Department of Agriculture
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
When the destination is desirable we speed our progress
Quote from Mary Baker Eddy on desire guiding progress implying motivation and forward movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
Roosevelt and Garner Nominated at Chicago Convention
Ten years ago Franklin D. Roosevelt and John Garner were chosen as Democratic candidates for president and vice president at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Mrs Forsyth and daughter Jean travel to Wisconsin for a vacation with Mrs Forsyths mother. The Brown families gathered at Baker Settlement to mark the hundredth anniversary of their Athens County settlement. Covert represented by state delegates at the American Optical Association meeting in Cleveland and the family visited Jackson. A midyear auto license rate cut boosted business for license sales in Athens County and July first two days sales exceeded June totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Garner
Chicago
Henry Brown
Mary Ann Breese Brown
Baker Settlement
Athens County
B. M. Covert
American Optical Association
Cleveland
David Johnson
Pleasant Valley
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid
Beula Cordray
Kate Nova
Sade Brooks
Lola Goodin
Bessie Goodin
Rhoda Gwinn
Cordin Patrick
Laura Ratdin
Gladys Meighen
Price
Marlyn
Blanche Gwinn
Grace Lynch
Jean Patrick
Karl Goodin
Billy Meighen
Sister Cordray
Mary Hanning
Stimson Avenue
Athens
Earl Hanning
Pearl Chapel
Howe Brooks
Paul Armstrong
Laurelville
Pearl Wood
Harry Russ
Marion
Ohio
Fishers
Judge Florence Allen Seeks Seat on Ohio Supreme Court
Cuya hoga County common pleas Judge Florence Allen applies to join the Ohio Supreme Court bench becoming the first woman to seek the post. A mix of society notes records marriage of Dorothy Marie Kircher and Virgil Calvert Dent at a small home ceremony with Ohio University ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Allen
Common Pleas Court
Cuyahoga County
Ohio State Supreme Court
Dorothy Marie Kircher
Virgil Calvert Dent
Ohio University
Sharpsburg Personal Mention
Sharpsburg notes list visits and family updates from residents and nearby towns. Mentions include Mason Edwards and family of Hillsboro visiting Hiram Thompson's home, and various locals such as Lloyd Henthorn, Delbert Beard, Lara Pidcock, and Dennis Hanson visiting relatives or hosting guests in Amesville, Columbus, and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
Mason Edwards
Hillsboro
Ohio
Hiram Thompson
D. N. Mulford
Nellie Keirns
Lloyd Henthorn
Mt. Vernon
Earl Dickson
Delbert Beard
Warren Hanson
Dennis and
Harold
Ray Pidcock
New Marshfield
Lara
Pidcock
Bill Frash
Mabeth Thompson
Roseville
Lucille Croston
Columbus
Carl Hanson
Franklin
Athens
Roy Hanson
Fred Hashman
Ernest Driggs
Denton
Emma Laurence
John Cline
Little
Laurence Jones
Dennis
William Hanson
Amesville
Wilma Mulford
Carlos Carpenter
Mina Thompson
Kimberly and York Two News Notes
Kimberly Camp meeting at the New Tabernacle Beech Grove near Nelsonville runs Monday to July 12 with Rev. William S. Deal. daily 7 30 and Sundays 2 and 7 30. July 4 services at 10 2 and 7 lunch on grounds. Local births deaths and moves noted. Kimberley mine workers take one day off July 3 with operations resuming July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimberly
New Tabernacle
Beech Grove
Nelsonville
Kimberly Crossing
William S. Deal
Franklin
N. C
J. Byron Crouse
Wilmore
Dana Christy
George Christy
George
Nelsonville Board
Carlos Glenn
Glenn
Zelma Pack
Dorothy Smith
Dorr Run
Merl Love
Robert Hatfield
Vinton Nanna
Moundsville
W. Va
Irvin Nanna
Mable Kennedy
Galion
Bert Hanning
Hanning
Rolland Starr
Herley
Langsville Social Briefs Chronicle Local Gatherings
Langsville residents share visits and weddings with relatives in Harrisburg Orient Racine and Huntington. Families attend serenades travel to see kin and mingle with friends as local social items note recent visits and a gas drilling outfit move.
Judith Kingsly in peril on a covert mission
Judith is captured after two gunmen hijack a sedan and reveal plans involving Mr. Burke and a bomber. In a tense confrontation in a hidden room, she covertly reassures Tom Burke that their information remains safe with Mr. Mathews and is guarded by followers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Judith
Mr. Burke
Jaith
Tom
Burke
Miss Kingsly
Tom Burke
Mr. Mathews
Birth of a daughter noted for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rife of Athens
Announcement from Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rife and Margaret Brooks of Athens reveals the birth of a daughter at their home on Saturday June 27. The child is a great granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bobo of Carpenter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Perry
G. C. Gorby
Royal Gorby
Crooksville
W. E. Jeffers
Reed Jeffers
Gene and
Lee
William Cheadle
Dale Dye
Fairport Harbor
J. L. Rawlings
Charlotte Ann McCall
G. C. Swearingen
Mamie Webb
Mary
Janette Jeffers
Wayne Turner
Maryland
Dyesville
J. F. Radcliff
Turner
Mr. Radcliff
Dayton
Alice Perry
Charleston
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Associated Press
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio Select List
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
New York
Detroit
Milton
Raymond Clapper
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
C. C. Millikan
Delaware
Famonn de Valera
Dublin
C. E. Weltzheimer
Buckeye Lake
Kimberly and
York Two
Langsville Social Briefs
Langsville
Frank Braley
Harrisburg
Mildred Braley
Orient
Alice Miller
John Miller
von Miller
Geraldine Canter
Racine
Carroll
Witte Donald Lee Reeves
Theodore Kennedy
Hilda Bennett
Connie
Leila
Barbara
Carolyn
Clarice Edward
Minnie Miller
Huntington
Alice Simms
Eno
Bruce Morris
Larry
Judy
C. FE. Denny
Wilkesville
Guy Kennedy
Helen Bailes
Hamden
Utsinger Gas Drilling
Elsworth Gorby
By Galbraith
Rida
MEA Eyevice
Mee
Blanche Roberts
NEA Service, Inc
Pleasant Valley Ladies Aid Society
Arpenter News Notes
U. S
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