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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1953
Page
4
The notice lists delivery options for a newspaper with prices: daily and Sunday by carrier 1.55 per month, by mail to Ohio and West Virginia 1.80, elsewhere 3.00, and 15.60 for a 390 copy period. It outlines weekly and monthly charges and route details.
Warren Pierson of the International Chamber of Commerce notes at the Vienna congress that Western Europe aims to expand trade with the East while Americans balk at importing more European goods and resist European aid cuts. The piece argues a unified Western market helps but cannot solve all needs and urges realism about East West trade.
HAL BOYLE notes that the Independence Day holiday brings widespread fatigue and stress. Families suffer sunburns, stomach upset, and empty piggy banks as they cope with the post holiday lull. Rest helps, along with the reminders that this phase will pass and tomorrow offers new chances.
In a brisk critique of French politics, the piece notes a massive gathering of ex-premiers and lax admission standards, comparing them with the American Hoover and Truman era. It urges France to tighten rules, while also surveying gas tax and auto license revenue figures in Ohio and the U.S. state of Ohio.
Dr Crane argues Deborah D aged 29 a housewife fears germs is a disguised sex problem. He says early psychological issues and marital frustration fuel cleansing compulsions. The remedy cites a bulletin on sex problems in marriage to address infidelity fantasies and improve intimacy.
Zach Barnes plans vengeance as he is tied and freed by Narraguts. Tobey plots to retrieve Betty and escape, while Wilkin son and Cass Dean confront Zach at the post. Tobey is the key to Betty’s fate and to finishing his enemies.
The reading urges practical goals and routine methods for success while noting favorable cooperation and possible favors in the evening. It highlights romance and birthday chances for progress, especially for creatives, and suggests a beneficial cycle for dealings with publishers editors producers and agents. It ends noting intuitive foresight.
The text urges shaping conditions in coming months using all resources and not letting small obstacles affect goals. It also notes personal relationships and social activity will be highly stimulated this year, with domestic stress passing. A child born today is described as imaginative and talented yet prone to cautiousness.
Elizabeth Ann Cerny a 16 year old Punta Gorda Florida auto dealer's daughter was elected president of the Future Homemakers of America in Columbus Ohio. Two thousand delegates from 45 states Hawaii and Puerto Rico attended the convention and Mary Ellen McCabe of Ladysmith Wisconsin was succeeded as president. Joyce Falor of Wauseon was named parliamentarian and other officers were elected.
A dense list of weekday and weekend TV lineups across multiple stations detailing shows and times. Programs include news, talk, drama, kids, and sports blocks with frequent program name shifts and placeholder notes about changes by stations.
NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WOO L Columbus CBS WENS WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg WMOA Marietta WATH Athens list of stations and a dense weekday program grid from July 7 to July 8 detailing noon to late night broadcasts. Includes news sports commentary Johnny Mercer Space Rangers Eddie Fisher Rosemary Clooney Martin and Lewis Burns etc.
Mrs. E. L. Hutchinson of McArthur Route 2 celebrated her 86th birthday with a pot-luck dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bobo of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. E. Dixon of Athens Route 1, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde M. Dixon and their sons Michael and Jeffrey, daughter Claudia, and Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Johnson and son Phillip.
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