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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

4

Subscription Rates for Home Delivery and Mail

The Messenger lists carrier and mail rates including 25 cents weekly by carrier prepaid at office, yearly 18.20, 26 weeks 1.10, 15 weeks 4.55, 4 weeks 1.40, 1 week 35 cents. Ohio West Virginia mail rates vary by period with 9.00 and 5.00 equivalents. Foreign rates available on request from Athens Ohio Post Office Second Class Matter under 1918 act.

Carrer Tne Messenger Ohio West Virginia Bniereco Athens Postoffice

Ruling Upholds Vinton Election Board Petition

The Ohio Court of Appeals in McArthur unanimously dismissed Frederick L. Newdick’s mandamus action to remove Charles S. Keeney from the May primary ballot for probate judge. It ruled Keeney’s petition valid since only one probate judge term exists, starting Feb 9, 1949, and upheld the election board’s decision.

McArthur District Court of Appeals Frederick L. Newdick Vinton Board of Elections Keeney Newdick Hamden Court of Appeals McGhee Wellston Verner Metcalf Marietta McAkurdy Election Board Ohio Ohio Supreme Court Vinton County

Finland’s constitution shields against communist coups

National Affairs assesses Finland’s rigid constitution as a firewall against Soviet influence. With a fixed 200 member Diet and strict five sixths to amend, communists cannot be easily replaced. By July Finns vote for a new Diet where communists hold about 20 to 25 percent, with under 50,000 party members and non Communist unions largely in control.

Eastern Europe Michael Romania Ferenc Nagy Hungary Stanislaw Mikolajczyk Poland Czechoslovakia Nikola Petkov Bulgaria Draja Mikhailovich Yugoslavia Finland Eduskunta Diet Democratic Union Communist Party

Anns Home Return Ends in Tragedy Then Confession

Ann returns to a dark house seeks a missing letter and confesses fear to Rush. The scene reveals Tommy killed by a clock incident as Laurie Gay and others cope with shock while Rush discloses Tommy’s death at six o clock.

Ann Rush Mr. Stark Tommy Susan Laurie Gay Sheriff's Office

Religion in schools sparks debate on federal ruling

The speaker condemns religious intolerance and supports free belief while opposing state sponsored or restricted teaching of religion in public schools. He argues the Supreme Court decision indicates a path to halt religious instruction, noting the U S has many religious practitioners and strong liberty protections.

Supreme Court Congress

Price control debate risks freedoms and democracy

The piece argues that inflation politics threaten personal liberty by expanding government power. It warns against centralized control over production, says such schemes fail to curb inflation, and stresses the dignity of individual freedom as priceless in the United States and Europe.

Europe United States

Final Curtain: Editorial on British socialized medicine

A Leader Press reprint argues Britain’s state system will curb private practice and dictate medical care, contrasting it with America where doctors back prepaid, voluntary care. It notes doctors face state loyalty, warns of depersonalized care, and ends with a moral about living well. Mrs. A. J. Stanley signs off.

Leader Press Elsinore California London Minister of Health England British Medical Association America

Montaigne on men who talk like philosophers and act

A reflective line from Montaigne condemns men who pretend wisdom without deeds. He notes the gap between talk and action, urging practical virtue over empty discourse. The remark typifies his skeptical essays on human behavior and character.

Montaigne

Can Humanity Be Saved From World War III

A professor argues humanity is not saveable in total but can survive through moral force. He advocates decentralized political defense, truth-seeking intelligence, and pervasive propaganda to outlast atomic threats. He warns against reliance on governments and weapons and urges courage, honor, and imagination.

Constantinople Rome B.C Gandhi Hitler

Dates Set for Farmers Institutes in Vinton County

At a February 28 meeting of Vinton County institute officers the county agent outlined fall dates for Farmers Institutes in Allensville Swan Green Valley Wilkesville Vin ton Hamden and Green Valley with Nov 11 to 18 slots. Speakers were selected and approved by Ohio State University officials with R Wobus of Sidney and Mrs Bryan Grimes of Delaware listed as available for the sessions.

State Farmers’ Institute Department Ohio State University J. P Schmidt Farmers’ Institutes Ohio

Social at Swan Central School to aid Ebenezer Church

Friday evening March 26 a social will be held at Swan Central School featuring movies and entertainment for the benefit of Ebenezer Church.

McArthur Swan Central School Ebenezer Church

Conservation speaker set for McArthur

John H. Byrne conservationist will speak in Vinton County Common Pleas Court room McArthur March 15 at 1 30 p m. Byrne is a Cleveland insurance man active in forestry and a member of the Ohio Forestry Association governing board and endowment chair. The Home and Farm Unit Test Demonstrators host the event with TVA and Extension Service backing efforts to improve Vinton County farms through lime fertilizer and sound agriculture. Howard M. Wells of Wilkesville chairs the test demonstrator group. George L. Brown county agricultural agent says the meeting is open to the public.

Vinton County Howard M. Wells Wilkesville George L. Brown

Fibroid Tumors in Women Over 35 And Treatment Options

Fibroid tumors of the uterus become common after 35 and may be symptomless or cause heavy or painful bleeding. Most do not need treatment unless growth or symptoms occur, with surgery often used after menopause. Cancers can arise, so watch growth and discuss imaging and treatments, including radiotherapy or removal. Thiamine not helpful for hearing difficulties. determine if deafness is bone, nerve, or other in origin.

Vet Bonus Requests Near Nine Hundred in Vinton County

County Veterans Service Officer Paul V. Waller said about 900 applications for the veterans bonus have been processed in Vinton County. He noted ten claims by parents of deceased veterans have also been processed locally.

McArthur Vinton County Veterans Service Paul V. Waller Waller

Vinton County Board of Elections Reorganized

McArthur hosts a re organization of the Vinton County Board of Elections with J E Glandon Republican and H R Morrison Democrat re appointed for four year terms from March 1 to February 29 1952. J B O Leary Democrat re elected chairman of the board. Other members include George Howell and Pearl Crow both Republicans from McArthur.

Vinton Board of Elections J. E. Glandon H. R. Morrison McArthur Veteran Election Board J. B. O’leary Zaleski O'Leary George Howell Pearl Crow

Rites Planned for Mrs Clara Lomax Peacock

Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Lomax Peacock are set for 2 p.m. in McArthur. A former resident of McArthur, she died at her Columbus home on Monday evening March 8. She leaves husband Peter and three Columbus sons Ralph James and Thomas, plus brother Francis of McArthur and sister Charlotte Lomax of St. Louis. Short services were held in Columbus and last rites were to be at Wrightsel Funeral Home McArthur with Rev J P Daab officiating. Interment is planned at Elk Cemetery.

Shroyer Wrightsel Funeral McArthur J. P. Daab Elk Cemetery

Conservation Work in Ohio Praised by Officials

Ohio farmers report strong soil conservation progress as spring crops begin. T. C. Kennard, state conservationist, praises 1947-48 efforts with 64 districts formed and plans to reach 70 by July 1. Local cooperators note contour strip cropping, terraces, liming, fertilizing, and pasture seeding advancing income and land protection.

Ohio U.S. Soil Conservation Service Kennard John Feisley Ken Mitchell

Radio listings and area stations in Winton County

Page 10 shows additional Winton County News with a list of radio programs and area stations. It includes NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL Columbus WSAZ Huntington CBS WBNS Columbus WCHS Charleston WPAR Parkersburg MBS WHKC Columbus WMOA Marion 1230 KC 1450 KC.

NBC WLW Cincinnati ABC WCOL ColuMbus

Radio Schedule Mix Listed by Time and Network

A dense listing of radio programming for Thursday March 11 and Friday March 12 across ABC CBS and MBS networks. It catalogs show titles hosts and repeats including News Music and Variety programs and children’s segments with several classic acts such as Burns and Allen Eddie Cantor and Lum and Abner.

Abc Cbs Network Abc-West Abe of Men Abe Basic Beulah Cbs News Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr Cbs Abe Jack Smith Cbs Daily Abe Guy Lombardo Abe Bob Crosby Henry Morgan Harkness Abe Ed Murrow Cbs Sports Henry Aldrich Abe F.B.L Abe Ali-Min Burns & Allen Abe Mr. Keen Ellery Queen Abec Billy Rose al Jolson Abe Dick Haymes Willie Piper Abe Gabriel Heatter Abc Basic Crime Photog Cbs the Clock America Bob Hawk Lee Sweetsland Abe Family Theater Mbs Eddie Cantor Lenny Herman Abbe Opportunity Unlimited Earl Godwin Abe West Kate Smith Nbe Abe Martin Block Paul Whiteman Lum Abner

Rites Held for Mrs Addie Vickers at Lebanon Church

Sunday services were held for Mrs Addie Luella Vickers 75 of Beech Grove who died of a heart attack Thursday at her daughter’s home in Londonderry Route 1. She was born April 8 1872 in Meigs County daughter of John and Anna Reeves Clay. She is survived by children Anna Palmer Rhoda Smith Bertha Richards Della Waterson Charles and Ralph Vickers Elmer Vickers and Mrs Bernice Wilt along with 22 grandchildren and four great grandchildren and sister Mrs Della McGee. Burial followed at McGee Cemetery with Rev Willard Appleman officiating.

Licensed to Marry Hearld Patton and Gladys Waters

The marriage license was issued on March 8 to Hearld Patton a 22 year old trucker from Hamden and Gladys Waters an 18 year old resident of Hamden.

Hearld Patton Hamden Trucker Gladys Waters Hamden

Also Mentioned on This Page

WRCA Vinton Election Board Washington Russia Sam Simmons A. J. Stanley By Jay Franklin Winton County N. Y Oklahoma Ozark Valley Fred Waring My Story Betty Crocker Arthur Godfrey Hollywood Ben Alexander Mrs. Vickers By Galbraith U.S. Pat
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