Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Athens Messenger in Athens, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1945

Page

4

Subscription rates and mailing options

The notice lists subscription prices by carrier and duration, including per week and monthly rates inside and outside Ohio. It notes worded terms for special editions and worldwide delivery and references service offices and post office registration.

Ghia Ohio Specia Acckiy Service Athens Wations John W Cullen Company Chicago New York Columbus Cleveland

Japan seeks audience with Molotov ahead of Potsdam clash

A Tokyo broadcast notes the Japanese ambassador in Moscow met Foreign Commissar Molotov last Wednesday. The dispatch suggests Japan may press for peace talks as Stalin and Molotov head to the Big Three meeting in Potsdam. Russia’s stance remains undefined, with Moscow rumored to influence any settlement.

Washington Ō‘pokyo Russia Molotov Moscow Marshal Stalin Japan Tokyo Manchurian T. V. Soong China Chungking Far East Dairen Port Arthur Yellow Sea Cairo Great Britain United States Soong

Kiss and Tell shooting script excerpt with Corliss and Mildred

A staged scene from a film script shows Corliss and Mildred at stairs with worry as they fear being seen. Extraneous dialogue reveals an ongoing legal dispute involving Mrs Archer and Mr Pringle, plus domestic tensions and a forthcoming call.

Abandoned baby found at Martins Ferry home

Police checked recently recorded births as they investigated the discovery of a four day old baby boy left on the steps of a prominent local family home in Martins Ferry. The infant wore clothes from Corliss and was taken to a Wheeling, West Virginia hospital where hospital staff said the baby appeared in good health despite exposure.

Martins Ferry Jpi Dexter Sax W. O. Muhleman Corliss Wheeling W. Va

Meat Shortage Bites Busy War Workers and Homemakers

The piece notes scarce meat and soap for households and war workers. It argues that many have red points yet cannot find meat in stores, and that those without time face greater hardship. It cites wartime demand and shifts in stock use, tying shortages to the European war’s progress.

Armed Services

Press Attack for Japan Invasion Strategy

A U S Army briefing describes 2000 plus Allied warplanes and expanding naval forces as part of a preinvasion stage. Fleet Admiral Nimitz vows a tight blockade and industrial destruction to break Japan's will, while cautioning against assuming invasion is unnecessary.

Japan Tokyo Europe Chester W. Nimitz

Food Farce Clearing and the World Food Question

The piece questions U S policy on feeding the world, accusing officials of negligence and waste while soldiers at home suffer shortages. It argues reserves are gone, accusing wartime bungling and global relief schemes of depleting American stockpiles and fostering a world-political agenda.

Anderson America Santa Claus United Nations

New Water Authority Lobby Gains Unity Against TVA

Peter Edsons Letter From Washington notes a revived joint lobby of land and water users forming to oppose new river valley authorities like the TVA. Led by Fred D. Beneke, the group expands to 31 associations issuing pamphlets and pressing Congress to preserve states rights.

Washington TVA Fred D. Beneke Memphis Tenn Beneke National Rivers’ and Harriors Congress Mississippi Valley Flood Control Assoratio Congress Sensale Commerce Montana James FB Murray Missouri Valley MVA Roy Miller Intracoastal Canal Association Lonsiana Texas Water Lobby Chifford H. Stane National Reclamation Association Hs Power National Rivers and Harbors Congress U. S John L. McClellan Arkansas John K. Overton Louisiana William H. Whittington Mississippi Hugh Peterson Georgia Charles R. Ciasem Massachusetts Dewey Short Missouri

Coolville and Troy Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Weekly notes list guests and family visits across Coolville and Troy Township. Many from Pittsburgh, Point Pleasant, and Athens stop by, with church and community events on July 19 and 22 including a South Eastern Association speaker Dr. Fred L. Hail and a candlelight service for service men.

A. W. Brandeberry Glenn Godfrey Glenda Pattie Akron Earl Clark Ker J Mit Clark Grange Fred L. Hail Cleveland Southeastern Association of Congregational Christian Churches Coolville WCTU Troy Township Ireland Ladies' Aid Society Clyde Stout Carl Kerns Kerns Carla Germany Walter Hoisington Athens Ralph Chevalier Mary Blizzard William Riley

Poet's Corner Verses from Messenger Readers

Poet's Corner invites readers to submit verses with name and address. The column features poems about school in Okinawa and moonlight scenes with prayer, ending with signature Annie McIntyre Barto e from Nelsonville Ohio.

Messenger Annie McIntyre Bartoe Nelsonville Ohio

Orbiston Social Notes Highlight Weekend Guests

Orbiston notes list weekend visitors and local social events. Families from Columbus, Murray City, and Athens visit relatives and neighbors, with moving announcements and local entertainments noted for Orbiston residents. An Orbiston home-coming is scheduled for July.

Taylor Ridge Personals Report of Local Visits and Family News

Local households record Sunday to Tuesday visits from families in Glouster Zanesville McLeish and Trimble. Pvt Edward Leo McNutt returns from furlough to New Orleans after major surgery followed by his wife’s recovery at Sheltering Arms Hospital Athens. Birth announced for James Walter, son of James Coey Jr and wife with grandparents Hosner and Coey.

Taylor Ridge James Coey McLeish James Walter Jeff Hosner Sam Wyatt Trimble Evan Davis William Davis Travis Chesser Vislet Ian Wilber Chesser Herbert] Pidcock New Marshfield Sarah Pidcock Martin Pidcock Maynard Mace Patty Linda Lu Artthur Mace Mineral W. D. Withem Carol Sue Ronnie Glouster Holly Rogers Jesse Coey Chillicothe William Chesser Daisy Chesser Athens Marie Hambel Jack Stockdale Emmett Olbers Don Fred Olbers Olbers Carl Welling Jacksonville Edward Welling Elsie Welling Athens State Hospital

Blue Lake News Notes vacation Bible school ends with program

Blue Lake notes report Vacation Bible School ends Friday evening with a program. Handicraft will be on exhibition. Miss Jeannette Pugh, recently ill, returned to Radnor near Marion to her parents Mr and Mrs George Pugh. Several locals and visitors are listed with illnesses and travel, including Rev Harley Brucker and family of Erie Pa and Mrs Sara Whittaker visiting Proctorville. Charles Paul Smith returns to the Goodrich plant Akron after a local vacation.

Coolville Alfred ,Rogers Dora Carrothers William Carrothers Kenneth Maywood N. J James Carr Andrew Dighton Mass James Carrothers Cutler W. A. Bridges Pittsburgh Pfc Edward H. Bridges Moore General Hospital Swannanoa H. M. Bingman Washington, D. H Orbiston Ches‘Wer Lauderback Cleveland Clarence Banfield Virgil Campbell Scotty Murray City Clelt_ Campbell Clarence O'Rourke Allie Nida P.A. Nida Kathryn Largent Logan Vance Glancy Lewis Dearing Nelsonville Laura Sorrell Murray Fix Robert Evans Wilma Evans Lancaster John Carter Detroit Ralph Campbell George Thompson Glaze Thompson Columbus Alice Glancy Joe Lexbourne Carson Coakley Frank Coakley Steve Sorrell Adrienne Sorrell Walter McManaway Athens William Halliday Mike Bartoe the Plains Peggy Louise Robson Mahrray City Blue Lake Jeannette Pugh Radnor Marion George Pugh Edward Dickenson Rio Grande Edgar Saunders Harley Brucker Iof Erie Adam Brucker Sara Whittaker Martha Boggs Proctorville Grace Sheets Goodrich Akron Carl Wooten

War Today Japs May Fold Up Before Invasion Date

Observer Dewitt Blackenzies suggests Japan could capitulate to Allied bombardment and blockade before amphibious invasion. He cites mental endurance, air and sea pressure, and fuel shortages as factors, while noting Tokyo’s official alarm and Nippon’s cautious naval posture.

Dewitt Tokyo Mikado Nippon Orient Europe Admiral Halsey Japan

Also Mentioned on This Page

David Lawrence National Dispatch Kiss and Tell F. Hugh Herbert Mildred Fabling Wile Lar Smith Mrs. Wilcox Earhart St. Bus Cor- Tiss Jimmy Sade Mrs Mrs. Archer Louise Droopy Coriss Mr. Pringle Mre Archer Raymond Urv Peter Edson Coolville, Troy Okinawa O Country Bessiem Gorslene Orbiston Social Notes By Galbraith
Search Courier

Search the Athens Messenger Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Athens Messenger?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication