Athens Messenger Page Four Public Notice and Rates
The Athens Messenger announces subscription rates and distribution details for Gallia Hocking Morgan Vinton and Washington Counties with yearly and half year prices. Advertising rates available on request. Obituary and card of thanks charges noted.
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Gallia
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Vinton
Washington
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Freedom is for Youth and the Nazi Threat
A call argues that German youth embrace Nazism during economic collapse and political chaos. The piece urges American youth under 25 to lead defense of freedom, condemns complacent older generations, and warns of financial and national stakes for future generations.
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Hitler
United States
England
Petain
France
America
Germany
Lost Head Over Shorts and Laughing Soldiers in Tennessee
A commentary on mass punishments given to young soldiers for whistling at shorts clad girls in Tennessee and for interacting with a general not in uniform. The piece argues officers were lenient, notes the general’s anger, and contends such headlines mirror broader European war news.
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Tennessee
Europe
Campaigns for USO drive urged for quick action
The piece urges rapid completion of county wide and local USO campaigns to fund healthful recreation for soldiers in service. It notes low quotas and ongoing recruiting, stressing continuing need for off hours entertainment and the value of contributions to aid neighbors and friends in military camps.
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United Service
Quotes on reform and unity from Roosevelts and others
The collection cites Charles Fox on revolutions, urges domestic unity and morale, notes Prince Bernhard's remark on wartime production, and Lavater's view that self reform reduces public reform demands.
Price control faces stiff congressional resistance says Clapper
Raymond Clapper notes that price control legislation requires persistent White House pressure and a fight against farm and labor blocs in Congress. He recalls past aid for price pegging, warns of inflation risks, and warns politicians bow to special interests while fearing short run losses.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Leon Henderson
Middle West
Coolidge
Oil pipeline plan looms in fuel shortage fix
Washington talks among major oil firms on a 24 inch Texas to Philadelphia New York line, costing about 70 million dollars, to move 250 000 barrels daily. Ickes signals rising eastern demand with 150 000 barrels a day consuming reserve stocks, fueling possible priority for fuel oil over gasoline.
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Washington
Ralph K. Davies
National Defense
Standard
Farish
Sun
Pew
Sinclair
Phillips
Gulf’s
Union
Drake Boys
Davies
Texas
Philadelphia
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Ickes
Davis
East
United States
Marriage of Zaleski Girl Is Announced
The wedding of Betty Ruth Bedinghaus to James Barnhouse of Wells ton, Wells ton, West Virginia, is announced by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bedinghaus. Betty Ruth is the couple’s second daughter and a Zaleski High School graduate. The groom works for Russ Engineering Co. and lives in Mt. Vernon. The notice lists numerous local visitors and community events surrounding the period.
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Zaleski
J. A. Bedinghaus
Betty Ruth
James Barnhouse
Wellston
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cleire James
Velinus James
Clara Hayman
Crooksville
James McKibben
Marie Hayes
Mary Alice Bedinghaus
Cincinnati
Clarence Hayman
Anita
Columbus
Lester Good
R. H. Thomas
Martin
George Ottman
Alberta’ Riley
Lancaster
Will Carrick
Clayton Williams
Nelle
Joseph Driscoll
Charles Hyde
William Driscoll
Elmer Robertson
Charleston
Robertson
Lou Hoffman
Schneider and Vansky
Athens youths join Citizens' Military Training Camps
Nineteen Athens County boys were accepted for the Citizens' Military Training Camps in the 5th Corps Area at Fort Benjamin Harrison and Fort Thomas Kentucky. Harold Gorham and James Roach were the only two chosen from Athens. Marian Bush reported from London on Royal Ascot races for The Messenger. John Rood built a rock garden at the Lawhead home 34 Morris Ave from local rocks. Grace Webb and Beryl Cone studied for master's degrees at Columbia University in New York.
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Athens County
Citizens
5Th Corps
Fort Njamin Harrison
Fort Thomas, Ky
Harold Gorham
James Roach
Athens
John Rood
Lawhead
Morris Ave
Grace Webb
Beryl Cone
New York City
Columbia University
Dundas Social And Personal Highlights
Mrs Goldie Christian and her son Edgar and daughter Sue spent the Fourth with relatives in Columbus Mr and Mrs H E Woolweaver and granddaughters attended the Hamden homecoming Glenn Kennard returns from a CCC camp in Bowling Green The camp there is being discontinued Patty Holtz visits Puritan with Fred McNeely Harry Yates on leave visits relatives here Don B Warner and son Gary spend Sunday with Ed Warner Henry Hicks visits daughter in Logan W Va Jasper Lyle from Radcliff visits his son in law Don Thompson Lucille and Betty Bishop visit Berdie Gorum in Dayton LeRoy Dye family occupy their new home Homer Smathers and daughter Louise spend Fourth with Dick Rider in Columbus Jim Watson visits his parents Willard and Mrs Watson Dave Eberts visit Athens and Mrs Arthur Yates visits Eberts
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Dundas
Goldie Christian
Edgar
Sue
Columbus
H. E. Woolweaver
Sidney
Hamden
Glenn Kennard
CCC
Bowling Green
Patty Holtz
Betty Taylor
Fred McNeely
Puritan
Harry Yates
U. S. Army
Don B. Warner
Gary
Chillicothe
Ed Warner
Henry Hicks
Logan
W. Va
Sylvester Taylor
Jasper Lyle
Radcliff
Don Thompson
Lucille
Betty Bishop
Berdie Gorum
Dayton
LeRoy Dye
Homer Smathers
Louise
Dick Rider
Jim Watson
Willard Watson
Dave Eberts
Athens
Arthur Yates
Helen
Guysville
Fred Snyder
Mary Fuller
Salem
Snyders
F. B. Bean
Louise Brett
Buckeye Lake
George Timblin
Pittsburgh
Gertrude Ashcraft
Mayme Ashcraft
Marietta
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Hoy’ Rodehaver
Robinson Home
Ira Robinson
Anna Mantle
Dalton Robinson
Akron
Mack Martin
Lumberport
Charles Reynolds
Edwards
Pearl Robinson
L. D. Robinson
Eddie Ashcraft
Coolville
Chesapeake Bay
Charles Copeland
Indianapolis
C. H. Copeland
Raymond Rose
Paul Mansfield
Leta V. McLaughlin
Paul
Pauleta
Bertha Golden
Dorothy
Ward Cunningham
Mill St
Laura Barnett
C. L. Brooks
Biddle Couple Vacationing. Heat Affects Local Horses
Dr. and Mrs. T R Biddle left for several weeks at White Sulphur Springs W Va. Three horses in the area collapsed from heat due to extreme temperatures. Dr. Pedigo attended an Ohio University student overcome by heat at 7 15 a m. A Redpath Chautauqua tent was wrecked by a windstorm and heavy rain in Athens.
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T. R. Biddle
White Sulphur Springs, W. Va
Pedigo
Ohio University
Forest Run Social Notes
Forest Run residents and guests are listed visiting and visiting relatives during a period. George Baer is seriously ill at home. Several families from Adrian and Columbus travel, visit, and return, with others visiting Mt. Union and Ravenna areas.
Serial Social Notes of Guysville Dramatic Affair
Farmington social whirlwind centers on Ann's jealousy as Ken hides a past with Janet while a New York orchestra star Jim Coon looms. Sally accuses Ken of duplicity, Ann wrestles with love and pride, and Janet's late arrival at the Country Club amplifies the tension.
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Janet
Farmington
Ann
Ken
Sally
Jim Coon
New York
Strathmore Hotel
Jerry
Darling
Ken Richards
John Marshall
Kent
Indians Use Woodpecker Nests as Household Containers
Southwestern Indians harvest holes bored by woodpeckers in cacti to create containers. The cactus wounds heal with a hard fiber lining which is removed and repurposed as practical vessels.
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United States
Bradford Bradford Sunday Visits and Week End News Notes
Bradford notes a busy weekend with relatives from Ravenna Akron Clinton Crooksville Pomeroy Dayton and Coalport visiting local families. Army camp in Pennsylvania and Camp Zaleski are mentioned along with hospital recovery for Mrs. Clifford Whittington.
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