The Athens Messenger Page Four Notice Summary
The Athens Messenger announces publication details and subscription rates for in and out of state editions. It lists publishers Gordon K. Bush Charles H. Harris and describes affiliations with the Associated Press and newspaper associations. It notes post office classification and rate structures for various subscription options.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Messenger
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
O. Gleveland
War to save paper forces publicity critique
A wartime tirade argues press agents waste paper with trivial stories while the War Production Board conserves paper for essential war needs. It condemns agencies including federal ones for mailing fluff and urges better use of white paper for messages that matter.
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War Production Board
Boy Scouts
No Vacation Travel During Wartime Says DDT
The Office of Defense Transportation urges the public to avoid travel this summer as troop movements reach 1.5 million per month and wartime service limits rail capacity. Expect crowded trains, no air conditioning, long dining waits, heavy baggage, and frequent delays as casualties rise from overseas.
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Office of Defense Transportation
Hartley Attacks Lend Lease Generosity With Dresses
Rep. Hartley of New Jersey criticized aid programs by presenting three seersucker dresses as examples. One was for overseas distribution, claimed superior to American retailers. Jessie Sumner judged the home garment inferior, while Alvin O Kirsten showed worn overalls to highlight hardship at home. He urged bringing more free goods into the House for display.
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Fred A. Hartley
New Jersey
House of Representatives
Mr. Hartley
America
Vision tests for drivers consider vision standards for highways
The Better Vision Institute urges a national program tying express highway speeds to vision. Citing Prof A R Lauer, it favors licenses only for those with 20 50 or better in one eye and 20 40 in both, with penalties for poorer vision. It backs stricter safety tests and considers crunkometer findings for evidence.
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Better Vision Institute
A. R Lauer
Iowa State College
Byrd Committee Expands Probe Into Federal Expenditures
After reporting two billion dollars saved, Senator Byrd's Joint Committee on Nonessential Federal Expenditures widens scrutiny to waste paper use and sale by the government, federally owned passenger vehicles and trucks, travel and communication costs of executive agencies, and large-scale land purchases. It also notes the Home Loan Corporation's slow demise.
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Byrd
Joint
Home Loan Corporation
New Deal Approaches Insurance Regulation Threat
In a rare split, a minority of Supreme Court justices hints that federal power may regulate insurance, challenging a 75 year old precedent that insurance contracts fall under state control. The decision raises concerns about future anti trust enforcement and possible federal agency involvement in life and fire insurance.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
United States
Reed
Roberts
Stone
Black
Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Department of Justice
Murphy
Rutledge
Frankfurter
Jackson
Biddle
Congress
Advances in Naval Weapons Previewed at Dahlgren Patuxent Bases
Peter Edson outlines a two day Navy tour showing new explosives and propellants at Dahlgren and Patuxent as well as rocket developments for ships and aircraft. The piece notes improved range velocity and stealth features and the growing role of gadgets in modern warfare.
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U. S. Naval Proving Ground
Dahlgren
Naval Air Station
Patuxent
Navy
James Forrestal
Southwest
Pacific
Atlantic
Not a source article, just quotations about books and company
The text presents quotations from Lord Chesterfield and Andrew Lang about discipline and improvement, and Francis Bacon on the value of books and real companionship. It is a collection, not a news item, and contains no reportable event or context.
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Lord Chesterfield
Andrew Lang
Francis Bacon
Waste Paper Drive Hoped For Trimble Township
Andrew C. Burke urges greater salvage effort in Trimble with Boy Scouts to boost paper collection as schools close for summer. Ralph Hines plans to cover the township, asks communities to bundle papers and magazines, pack loose paper in boxes, and send postal notices for papers not picked up.
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Ralph Hines
Garden Club Reports on Planting and Village Beautification
Glouster Ohio garden club members report completion of the Broad St. flower planting along Route 13. They seek a donation of soil for the north village entrance and request city action after shrubbery damage at school buildings.
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Glouster
Ella’ Morrison
Trimble
Thomas Figley
Broad St
Carl Pico
Bert Angle
Edna Bingman
Esther Lamborn
Rock Gardens
Ralph Hines
Merle Danford
Legends of the Flowers
FE. H. Taylor
Lulu Bingman
Alfred Howard
Ladies Aid Group Meets at Parish House
GLOUSTER Ladies Aid Society of Greens Run Church of Christ met at the parish house with special devotions and prayers for the invasion. Nine members answered roll call. A business session followed with ice cream cake and coffee. Attendees included Orpha Ayers Mary Russell Angie Fierbaugh Helen Fierbaugh Lola Gillett Rosa Tate Margie Cartwright and Lena Leake Effie Cartwright Margie Tate sang a solo. The door prize went to Lola Gillett. Next meeting set for July 5 at the parish house.
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Glouster
Effie Cartwright
Margie Tate
Bessie Cartwright
Lola Gillett
Bibles Presented to Young People Sunday
At the Church of Christ service Rev Tigner presented a Bible to Frederick Stansberry who will soon enter the service. He has attended Sunday School for 19 years without missing a session. A Bible was also given to Ralph Byers for Marion Byers who recently entered cadet nurses school at Akron.
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Glouster
Church of Christ
Tigner
Frederick Stansberry
Ralph Byers
Marion Byers
Akron
Daughters of St. George Meet in Glouster Social Notes
Daughters of St. George will meet at Mrs. Anna Conaway’s Glouster home Tuesday at 7 30 PM. Mrs. Jack Dillon and son Mikey of Chicago are guests of her mother Mrs. W A Craft for two weeks. Several locals and visitors are noted visiting relatives in the area.
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Daughters of St
Jack Dillon
Mikey
Chicago
W. A. Craft
Ernest Roberts
Phillip
Ruth Watkins
Sara Kasler
Glouster
Boss Kasler
Columbus
Children’s Day Observed at Church of Christ
Under Mrs. Felda Stansberry, with assistants, the Church of Christ hosted a Children’s Day program on Sunday. The decorated open room featured the flag and church banner as youngsters performed songs, recitations, dialogues, and prayers with coaching evident in polished deliveries.
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America
Patty Sweeney
Helen Pough
Michael Kittle
Grace Evelyn Davis
Mary Louise Murphy
Flowers
Helen Peugh
Jesus
Patty Horner
David Grubb
Kenneth Price
Marilyn Gamwell
Roberta Zimmer
Patty Garner
Patty Williams
Donna Reynolds
Karla Molnar
Helen Jane Crawford
Harry Andrews
James Kittle
Billy Kelly
Pat Crawford
Freddie Morris
Jesus Loves
Service Men Gather in Glouster Area
Lieut. William Peugh a West Point graduate arrives for a brief stay before assignment as a bomber. Mrs. E. K. Peugh Mrs. Gladys Hall and Nelle Belle Williams a WAC from Dayton attend commencement. Ralph Byers on 15 day furlough from Camp Hoan California visits family. Cpl. Robert Duncan leaves for Camp Cook California after a 22 day furlough at home.
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Glouster
William Peugh
United States Military Academy
West Point
E. K. Peugh
Gladys Hall
Chillicothe
Nelle Belle Williams
WAC
Dayton
Miss Williams
The
Army
Ralph Byers
Camp Hoan
Calif
Emmett Byers
Cpl
Robert Duncan
Camp Cook
Otto Duncani
Trimble
Chauncey Mayor Battles roaming dogs over gardens
Chauncey mayor W D Hines reports damage from dogs running at large as five dogs were turned over to the county warden and owners face arrest and fines. Weeds on vacant lots must be cut or costs billed. Also notes letters from Sgt Homer Leffler in Italy and local visits and church group plans.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Hines
Edward Leffler
Homer Leffler
Italy
Morrison Aids In Saving Soldier At Dayton Base
Five men helped Guy Morrison and Harry Powell pull Pfe Arthur Singer from a blaze at Dayton Army Air Base. Morrison rolled the man to extinguish the flames after Singer’s clothing caught fire. Singer suffered third degree burns but is expected to recover. other helpers included C Bell Frank Schuller and Cpl Hughes.
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Dayton
Guy Morrison
Trimble Township
Glouster
Pfe
Arthur Singer
Morrison
Dayton Army Air Base
Harry Powell
Patterson Field Hospital
Singer
Powell
C. Bell
Frank Schuller
Cpl. Hughes
Mrs Mattie Kelly Dies Sunday Morning
Mrs Mattie Kelly 79 died at home in Glouster Sunday after a long illness. Survived by husband Joseph died 1941 two sons Joseph Jr and Fred two daughters Mrs Tom Smith and Mrs James Henry two sisters Mrs Elizabeth Turley and Mrs Ida Bragg 22 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren. Funeral services at Hollister A B Church Tuesday at 2:00 officiated by Rev Roy Standiford burial Hollister Cemetery.
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Glouster
Mattie Kelly
Joseph
Joseph Jr
Fred
Michigan
Tom Smith
Akron
James Henry
Elizabeth
Turley
Wellsburg
Ida Bragg
Cambridge
Hollister A. B
Roy Standiford
Hollister Cemetery
Greens Run Personal And Social Notes
James Milhoan of Detroit vacationed with his daughters Lola Gillett Greens Run Hazel Hammond Chauncey and Ocie Sharp Trimble. He returned to Detroit to his job Friday. Orpha McNutt left Tuesday to visit Pvt Harry McNutt stationed at Fort McClelland Alabama. Albert Engle Barbarton and Lawrence Gillett hosted guests. Effie Cartwright and son Clarence visited David Lowery Athens. Bessie Cartwright is ill. Miles Handley passed his final exam for navy admission.
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Lawrence Gillett
Effie Cartwright
Clarence
David Lowery
Athens
Bessie Cartwright
Miles Handley
Ithe Navy
Church outing and wiener roast for Sunday School class
Members of the Church of Christ Sunday School classes led by Miss Isabelle Courtney and Mrs Florence Pendergrass will gather at the church for an evening outing and wiener roast tonight.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Isabelle Courtney
Florence Pendergrass
Mondey
S Sgt Visits Parents in Chauncey
S Sgt Charles Baron Sapp and Mrs Sapp with daughter Barbara Ann visit the Sapps in Chauncey, staying with his parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Sapp on Mill Street and with Marshal and Mrs Dailey Sapp on May Avenue.
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Chauncey
Charles Baron Sapp
Chauncey Esther Class Meets Tuesday at 8 O'clock
The monthly Esther Class of Chauncey Methodist Church will meet Tuesday night at 8 instead of Wednesday. Mrs. Elizabeth Boling hosts at her Mill Street home with Mrs. Helen Nicholson as leader.
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Chauncey
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Elizabeth Boling
Mill St
Helen Nicholson
Mrs Elizabeth Koenig Ill in Lewisburg Residence
Mrs Elizabeth Koenig former Murray City resident and sister of Mrs Isa belle Bradfield Chauncey has been seriously ill for weeks at her daughter Mrs Luther Wallace home in Lewisburg West Virginia Her condition is slightly improved.
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Frederick Wilson
Angenetta
Barberton
Carl Wilson
Wilson
Doris Bulloch
Mary Elizabeth
Evan Davis
Taylor Ridge
Susanne Colbert
Clarence Colbert
Crooksville
Chauncey
Elizabeth Koenig
Murray City
Isabelle Bradfield
Luther Wallace
Lewisburg
W. Va
Chauncey Furlough Soldier Visits Family and Church Plans
Chauncey is on furlough from Fort Sill Oklahoma to visit wife and baby and his parents and parents in law Mr and Mrs H A Seiber and Mr and Mrs Homer Shields. A Church of Christ official board and workers conference meets in Chauncey Monday at seven. Weekly quilting by the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church continues all day Wednesday in the Chauncey church.
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Chauncey
P. F.C
James Seiber
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
H. A. Seiber
Homer Shields
Board and Workers Conference
Church of Christ
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Heavenly Bend Junction Welcomes Caterwaller After War
Pinky and Emily desert their train companions at Heavenly Bend Junction and reunite with Caterwaller, welcomed by Moe Kazinski who insists he belongs there. The old man helps Caterwaller settle as Emily and Pinky face a lonely departure and uncertain future.
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Mr. Caterwaller
Heavenly
Bend Junction
Caterwaller
Moe Kazinski
Emily
Miss Keenan
Goodby
Rian
Pinky
Rion
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Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
HE Messenger
Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Amrican Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio Newspaper Association
David Lawrence
National Dispatch
Peter Edson
Jeremy Taylor
Garden Club
Ladies Aid Group
By Galbraith
Victoria
Victory Gardens
Carolyn Heffken
Teddy
Millfield
Louise Muzio
Heffken
George Civille
Alta
Elva Cooper
the Plains
Naomi
Plains Methodist Church
God's
Ketti Frings
Heavenly Bend Junction
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