Subscription Rates and mailing details noted
The notice lists subscription prices for Ohio and outside Ohio including yearly, half yearly and weekly options. It mentions special weekly service worldwide at 1.50 per year and notes second class matter status at Athens Post Office. Representatives and office locations are given and obituaries and cards of thanks incur a nominal charge.
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Ohio
Gene
Athens
Ce Ee
John W. Culler Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Britain Election Signals Shifts in Wartime Leadership
Washington columnist notes Stalin as enduring figure in talks on world war plans and discusses Attlee's cautious postwar approach. It argues British voters punish the in power, compares Britain to American politics, and warns Truman on potential 1948 leftward shifts amid war debt and New Deal echoes.
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Washington
Josef Stalin
Soviet Union
Britain
Clement Attlee
San Francisco
Attlee
Labor Party
Churchill
America
Congress
Wilson
Cox
Ohio
Japan
England
Democratic Party
Truman
Tru
Potsdam terms press Japan toward surrender endgame.
The Potsdam ultimatum signals unconditional surrender terms and shows Stalin’s awareness and approval. The Allied declaration, a United Nations judgment, leaves Tokyo unsure when a Japanese reply will come. Air and naval operations against Japan will continue relentlessly ahead of any invasion.
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Japan
Tokyo
Potsdam
Russia
Stalin
United Nations
Pacific
Advice to the shop worn during wartime rationing
A Dutch uncle style guide urges young housewives to prepare for peacetime shopping after rationing ends. It recalls prewar values of money, quality, and bargain hunting, notes that Ration Book 5 may be final, and encourages ladies to maintain poise while relearning peacetime consumer habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA Direett
Chester Bowles
Reno Divorce Special Sparks Luxury Air Travel Debate
A editorial mocks a proposed chartered flight service from New York dubbed the Reno Divorce Special aimed at wealthy couples seeking quick separations. The piece condemns wartime gasoline shortages while noting the sponsors skirt the law, using private planes for leisure amid national rationing.
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East
New York
Learning By Experience in Wartime Agriculture
The year ahead will give farmers material to ponder as wartime controls touch daily life. Price ceilings and floors, rationing, and political demands shape outcomes, sometimes creating shortages or black market prices and interfering with fair costs. Farmers will gauge government roles as the war ends and policy shifts occur.
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Farm Journal
Farmers Wife
Senator Murray faces critiques of his Full Employment Bill
Peter Edson notes two days of hearings on Montana Senator James E. Murray's Full Employment Bill. Opponents doubt feasibility of balancing prosperity via comprehensive policy tools, while Murray and co sponsors argue for stabilization and peace through employment. Wagner and Pepper provide historical context on earlier stabilization efforts and political risk in 1928 election year.
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Washington
Montana
James E. Murray
Murray
Senate
House
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
National Economic Committee
ITNEC
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Senate Committee On
Robert F. Wagner
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Congress
Senator Wagner
Wagner
George Wharton Pepper
Pennsylvania
Wesley L. Jones
Memorial Services For Glouster War Hero
A Glouster memorial service was held for S Sgt Cloyd Clemons who died in action in Europe during World War II. Relatives and many from out of town attended. The service, conducted at the local church, featured prayers, songs, and remarks by Rev C B Tigner, with music by Mrs. Marcela Jonas and Anna Lu Davis. Surviving relatives included wife Loretta Passen Clemons and daughter Maribeth, plus Clemons parents James and Neva Clemons and siblings.
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Glouster
Charles Q. Brown
Christ
Ccincinnati
Cloyd Clemons
Brown
Ees
Alfred Howard
Betty
Bob Keith
Air Gad
Eheatey ‘Balth
Louis Pallo
Barbara Seas
Nottingham
England
Holland
Rome
France
Rhine
United States
Linberg
James Clemons
Neva Clemons
Loretta Passen Clemons
Maribeth
James Jr
Bedford
Ohio
Paul
Italy
Alma Pritz
Toledo
Deloris Eddy
St. Clairsville
Pauline Williams
Ralph Pritz
Virgil Eddy
Joe Wiliams
James Clemons I Jr
Mary Passen
Margaret Fiemming
Thomas Passen
Lawrence Passen
C. W. Young
John Yost
Cloyd
Columbus
John Passen
Corning
Carl Tinkham
the Plains
Marvin Wood
Caldwell
W. W. Wallace
Marcela Jonas
Pianis
Esta Cunningham
Anna Lu Davis
Rev. Tigner
Lord’s Prayer
George Love Funeral Services Held Today
Funeral services for George Love aged 66 who died Saturday morning at his home were conducted at 2 o clock this afternoon at C F Wallace Funeral Home Rev Eugene Brown officiating Burial followed at Green lawn Cemetery Nelsonville He is survived by his wife Grace one stepson John Speelman at home two brothers Tom Toledo Wesley Millersport and one sister Mrs Pat Bulstrom Taylor Ridge
Weatherman Delivers Rain After Drought Forecast
After days of predicting scattered showers the forecaster’s Saturday and Saturday night rain began at nine in the morning and lasted five hours with about 1% to 3-4 of an inch. Rain continued Saturday night pushing the unofficial total to around 1% inches by Sunday morning. Crops showed signs of breath and pastures revived as the gentle rain soaked in, saving them from drought damage.
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Drouth
Robinson Brothers Report First Corn From Own Patch
GLOUSTER The Glouster cor respondent reports the Robinson brothers farm on Hooper Ridge. The brothers say they are the first in the region to have corn on the cob from their own patch. They enjoyed their first corn on July 4 and have had corn on the cob daily since. They note their early Bantam crop is exhausted but more corn is maturing.
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Glouster
Tee
Robinson Brothers
Hooper Ridge
Cards From Scouts Displayed at Drugstore
Scoutmaster Ralph Hines took his troop to a camp near Parkersburg Sunday afternoon. The boys pledged to write a card a day to W. R. Drury while away, and Drury will display the notes in the drugstore window for parents and friends to read.
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Glouster
Ralph Hines
Cargp
Parkersburg
W. R. Drury
Eagles Attend Seiler Funeral in Chauncey
Aerie No. 468 F.O E members are asked to meet Tuesday at 8:00 AM in the lodge room to attend the funeral of William Seiler. Chauncey visits include Carrie Miller and Marie Morgan Love of Columbus, and locals Clint Courtney and Minnie Mariner noted in activity.
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Seiler
Glouster
Aerie No. 468
F.O E
William Seiler
Chauncey Birthday Celebrations and Local Moves
Tommy Lovsey hosts a July 24 birthday dinner marking his first year with guests including Oscar Lovsey and family, Mary Arbell baking the cake. Dane Osborne and family plan to move to The Plains from Chauncey area by Sept 1. Fred Sanders and sons attend a Grange picnic in Carpenter Ohio with several Granges represented.
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Chauncey
Tommy Lovsey J
Mary Arbell
Oscar Lovsey
Emma Deal
Elmer Bietelschies
Gladys McClellan
Terry
Alfred Deal
Oscar Lovsey Jr
Betty Lovsey
Roy Arbell
Jamie
Donna Jean
Skipper
William Lovsey
Sonny
Sissy
Tommy
Chawncey
Dane Osborne
Vore Ridge
Daniel, Smart
Plains
Fred Sanders
Trimble Beights
Carpenter
Ohio
Granges
Kiss and Tell By Fence 3 An Actual M4 Script
The scene unfolds as Corliss announces she and Dexter are married, provoking shock and a mock- solemness from Mr Franklin and Mr Archer. Corliss feigns pity while Dexter stumbles, and Louise answers a doorbell as tensions flare over the hidden marriage and family reactions. The confrontation ends with a cliffhanger: to be continued.
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Dexter
Corliss
MR. Franklin
Mrs. Archer
MR. Archer
Louise
Archer
Dover Vacation School Ends After Friday Program
Sgt Harry Phillips completes two weeks West Side Bible School duties before Pacific duty. The Dover Vacation School, supervised by William James and assisted by local staff, enrolled 51 with 25 receiving perfect attendance certificates. A pot luck dinner honored the sergeant and Friday exercises drew parents and friends.
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Chauncey
Harry Phillips
Bible School
Abner "Phillips
West Side
Pacific
Jean
Nelsonville
Wiliam James
New York City
Abner Phillips
Sergeant Phillips
Lands Walton wedding announced at Chauncey
Announcement of the marriage of Lois Jeanne Lands and Gilbert Walton. The ceremony occurred July 18 in Gallipolis. Lois, daughter of Mrs. Effie Lands, attended Chauncey and Athens schools and studies at Ohio University. Gilbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Walton, is from Chauncey and to report to Chicago after a furlough.
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Chauncey
Lois Jeanne Lands
Effie Lands
Frank Lands
Seaman
Gilbert, Walton
Marion Walton
High St
Gallipolis
Athens High
Ohio U
Chauncey-Dover High
Chicago
Garden Club Annual Picnic Is Held CHAUNCEY
The Plains Garden Club held a Wednesday night picnic at Mrs. Herman Humphrey's home with dinner at six. Officers re-elected were Lucy McDonald as president and Thomas Marcinko as vice president, Elizabeth Winefordner as secretary. Members listed include Barrows, Barrows, Brown, Daugherty, Bell, Michael, Slater, Slater, Tipton, McDonald, Winefordner, and Humphrey with plan for next meeting at Harold Winefordner's home.
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Chauncey
Herman Humphrey
Humphrey
Lucy McDonald
Thomas Marcinko
Elizabeth Winefordner
Entertaining Guests Henry Morgan and Family
Mrs Henry Morgan and Mrs Marie Love visited relatives in Trimble and Milfield this week. They spent a day with Donna Morgan, and Thursday joined Fred and Ela Byers for a chicken dinner at their Milfield home.
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Chauncey
Henry Morgan
Marie Love
Columbus
Eugene Morgan
Dorina
Trimhte
Donna
Trimble
Fred and
Ela Byers
Milfield
Three Physicians Fishing in Canada
CHAUNCEY Dr C N Sanders Millfield Dr Alien Bald Win and Dr John Sprague Ath ens are at Big Lake Manitoulin Island Ontario for a two weeks outing and fishing trip. They will be gone until next Sunday.
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Chauncey
C. N. Sanders
Millfield
Alien Bald- Win
John Sprague
Athens
Big Lake
Manitoulin Island
Ontario
Canada
Noble undergoes operation and returns home in Athens
Harry Noble of Chauncey underwent an emergency appetite dectomy at Sheltering Arms Hospital in Athens and has been moved to his home. He is recovering and is the son in law of Mr and Mrs Henry Osborne.
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Chauncey
Harry Noble
Athens
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Henry Osborne
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