The Athens Messenger Publisher and staff noted
The page lists publisher Frederick W and Gordon K. Bush with Charles H. Harris as editor. It details publication schedule weekday editions and a large Sunday issue, along with association memberships and broad subscription rates for in state and out of state readers. The section closes with a Milton quote about liberty.
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W
the Messenger Publishing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Harris
Unprecedented U S Shipbuilding Effort Faces Steel Shortage
Raymond Clapper notes the United States is using mass production to build ships at record speeds, with capacity to output 20 million tons next year, but steel shortages threaten expansion. He discusses joint American British planning, prefabrication, standardized plans, and the need for vast numbers of anti-submarine craft as submarine danger rises.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Europe
England
Indiana
Denver
Baltimore
Koppers Company
Kaiser Yards
Portland
Ore
Bonneville
America
Japan
Navy
Maritime Commission
Coast Guard
President Roosevelts call for scrap rubber drive
The Cleveland Plain Dealer argues the rubber shortage requires clear public explanation from President Roosevelt. It urges a nationwide voluntary tire conservation plan, warns against false hopes from scrap drives, and supports timing for gasoline rationing if needed.
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Roosevelt
Joseph B. Eastman
Leon Henderson
Eastman
Cleveland
Henderson
Washington
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Political Truce and War Time Unity Debate
An editorial argues for a wartime political truce based on mutual willingness. It cites Britain’s Labor pause and contrasts with the U S Roosevelt program, noting differing national stances on social progress and political peace. Montgomery signs off on a call for justice as freedom.
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National Unity
Labor Party
Great Britain
England
United States
Roosevelt
Plans Set for Doris Henry and Henry Aldens Wedding
Marriage plans are completed for Doris Henry of Athens and Henry L. Alden of Akron. A glove shower honored Miss Henry hosted by Mrs. Roland Philhower and Mrs. Charles E. Fisher. Don Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Co. D. Roush, an O. A. graduate of 1932, departed for Phoenix. Mrs. James Graham of Athens was guest of honor at her 101st birthday party. Dr. and Mrs. Sumner Price and baby Louise of New York City visited Mrs. Anna K. Price in Athens.
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Doris Henry
H. D. Henry
Athens
Henry L. Alden
Akron
Miss Henry
Roland Philhower
Alice Phillips
Charles E. Fisher
Eleanor Phillips
Don Roush
Co. D. Roush
O. A
Phoenix
Arizona
James Graham
Sumner Price
Louise
New York City
Dr. Price
Anna K. Price
J. W. Saltz
Twentieth Century Study Club
W. Main St
L. W. Pilcher
Elvey C. Frn
John Gill, Jr
Anna Louise Cozad
H. F. Kesinger
Lake Erie
L. W. Sprague
Franzi van Horn
H. D. Chamberlain
Atlantic City
The
Medical Association
S. R. Cline
Johnny
Michael
Harold Cline
Paris
Joseph Tracey
Columbus
Harvey B. Sage Tuesay
Government by directive reshapes Washington scene
Peter Edson notes a flood of directives in official Washington. He explains how directives differ from orders and memos and questions who holds the power to issue them. He cites examples and recalls CCC veterans and congressional interference myths as context for the era of bureaucratic control.
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Washington
Victory Garden
Curbstone
Bureau B
War Manpower Board
Selective Service Administration
Board of Economic Warfare
Rubber Reserve Company
Army
Navy
CCC
War Department
Local social notes from Athens Ohio and McArthur area
McArthur editor John L. Weber leaves for Naval Reserve duty. Robert J. Wilson fills in. Local residents depart for New York and Florida furloughs. Various visits and club meetings noted, including Twentieth Century Study Club, doctor vacations, and regional social news across McArthur, Athens, and nearby cities.
Athens county items include graves markers bids and licenses
Elizabeth McGrath reports 18 marble slabs for old soldiers graves received. Bids were sought for paying Court Street from State to Union Street. Marriage licenses issued to Mackie Wallace Lillie Smith Emery Johnson Cleo West Carl Frey Aldena Stanley Charles Roach Beatrige Osborne Jeff Willis Bertha Auflick Edith Holderman. Minnie Dean returns from Washington to receive AB at Ohio University commencement. Bertha Bridgman leaves for summer school at Wisconsin. Alpha Xi Delta alumni include Isabelle Catherine McCann Mary Kerr Harriett Pelley.
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Elizabeth McGrath
Board of County Commissioners
Mackie Wallace
Lillie Smith
Emery Johnson
Cleo West
Carl A. Frey
Aldena Stanley
Charles S. Roach
Beatrige Osborne
Jeff Willis
Bertha Auflick
Belford Foraker
Edith Holderman
Isabelle and
Catherine McCann
Mary Kerr
Harriett Pelley
York Grange Meets at Oak Grove
York Grangers held a regular meeting Friday June 5 at Oak Grove with a minstrel show after The entertainment featured tap, round and square dancing The next meeting is set for Friday June 19 The quarterly birthday dinner will honor April May and June birthdays at 6 30 pm The text lists local visitors and relatives from Dunedin Fla to Wellsburg W Va plus a tent meeting at Jolly T filling station June 11 to 21 conducted by Rev Earl Wachenschwanz and nearby pastors.
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Oak Grove
York
George Thornton
Audrey Hartman
Bruce
Douglas Hartman
George Heightland
Athens
Paul Kennard
Priscilla
Carbondale
Charles Hartman
Harold Nanna
Bulah
Dolly McDade
Leon
W. Va
Jack Leonard
Mary Yoner
Charleston
Charles Levering
Floretta
J. E. Cagg
Arthur Cagg
Chester
Ross Nanna
Emmett Davis
Laurelville
Nancy Davis
Bill Courtney
Everette Hewlett
Kentucky
Dave Hewlett
Earl Wachenschwanz
Broadwell Social Notes This Week in Local Homes
Mr and Mrs William Young Mrs George Smith and Miss Bernice and Pearl Phillips hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for Mr William Young at the Lloyd Miller home near Cutler. Several local families including the Youngs Johnsons and Oggs shared visits and weekend gatherings with relatives across Amesville Nelsonville and Columbus.
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Broadwell
William Young
George Smith
Bernice
Pearl Phillips
Lloyd Miller
Cutler
Mary Johnson
Nelsonville
Joe Young
Jack Nice
Fort Blanding
Fla
John Young and Son
Perley Keirns
Amesville
Enid Ogg
Flint
Mich
Ella Ogg
Delbert Ogg
Mary Ellen
Athens
Herman Ogg
Isa Johnson
Harold Miller
P. O. Storts
Alice
Rose Storts
Akron
Lowell
Linley
Granville Turner
Clarence
Mae Hupp
Storts
Lora Davis
Nin& I
Yes
Columbus
Imogene Hodgson
Zens Woodruff
Lois Hodgson
Paul Mr Daniel
Paul Hope
Ernest Lanning
Mae Williams
James Landis
Bass
George Snowden
Jack Williams
Morgan County
Frank Rostash
Vincent Rostash
Charles Tracy
Millfie
Wilbur William
Mons
Prized Horse Theft and Bank Cash Scandal Ties in Family
Hunter Dent suspects Ballard will return the stolen prize horse and corn strain as a deadly bank robbery tale unfolds. Junior Ballard lies unconscious beside a blood stained satchel with $17,000. Hunter hides the money, while Red Ballard questions him about Junior’s presence and a night party. The discovery reveals a dangerous web of secrets at the Ballard estate.
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Hunter Dent
Strickland Ballard
Ballard
Hunter
Junior
Bella
Munter
Red Ballard
Red
Aess
Junior Ballard
First National Bank
Young Ballard
Dent
Warwick
Con
Mr. Dent
Mr.llard
Hemlock Bride Weds in Bedford as Family Attends
Miss June Karns wed Harold N. Horn at 2 p.m. in Bedford with Rev. Schafer officiating. Attendant was sister Virginia. best man Richard Horn of Fremont. Couple to reside in Bedford after a Cincinnati honeymoon. Families and friends enjoyed a dinner at the bride’s home.
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Hemlock
June Karns
Robert Karns
Bedford
Harold N. Horn
Cleveland
Harry Horn
Fremont
Father Schafer
Virginia
Richard Horn
Cincinnati
W. Glendale
Fragmentary notes on Roman Catholic church seating capacity
Fragmentary OCR notes describe St Peter's church and estimate seating capacity. Mentions corridors and building coverage of four acres and fire as a factor in access. No clear dates, officials, or complete events are provided.
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St. Peter's
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