Subscriptions and Rates for The Messenger Service
Subscription options listed for Ohio and outside Ohio with varying durations and prices. Includes two week, three month, six month, and yearly rates, plus a worldwide seat anywhere service. Mentions Second-Class Matter entry at Athena Post Office and regional representation by John W. Cullen Company.
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The
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John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Churchill's Stand on Power and Equality in World Security
Washington notes Prime Minister Churchill defends strong state privileges while urging universal equality in Dumbarton Oaks terms. He warns power-based rules risk law-breaking and future friction as nations debate Security Council roles, with strong nations demanding special treatment.
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Washington
Churchill
Ufe
England
Britain
House of Commons
Rhys Davies
Yalta
United Nations
Great Britain
United States
France
San Francisco
Mr. Churchill
Dumbarton Oaks
The Oster Mann diamonds and a deadly plan
In wartime Warsaw, a famed diamond hoard valued at five million dollars vanishes. Nick and Charley chase clues across London and a perilous meeting with Calavestri as Joubert is murdered and a talisman marked PAX becomes the key. Pat hints at a risky resolve as stakes rise.
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Faack
Joubert
Cuddy Naylor
Charley
Nick
London
Pat
Claridge
Calavestri
Ostermann
Warsaw
Liverpool
America
Pax
New World
Booker
Postwar housing and car demand shape after war prediction
The article reviews a poll showing postwar cravings for a home and a car. It highlights J E Haines of Minneapolis Honeywell who estimates housing output from 1919 to 1935 and projects postwar home construction and buyer income brackets, detailing how 680000 dwellings would be funded across income groups with price ranges from about 3400 to 5500 dollars.
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J. E. Haines
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator Co
Haines
National Resources Planning Board
U.S. Building and Loan Association
Freedoms of Speech and Press at San Francisco Conference
The American delegation will be free to speak and the press free to report at the San Francisco conference. President Roosevelt promised these freedoms, easing fears about world talks. Senator Vandenberg may push for a review of Dumbarton Oaks and Yalta decisions, aiming to temper perfectionism and ensure democratic examination of steps toward global freedom and peace.
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San Francisco
Roosevelt
Vandenberg
Dumbarton Oaks
Yalta
Red Cross drive gains momentum across Southeastern Ohio counties
In Southeastern Ohio the Red Cross drive shows strong support with counties like Hocking, Gallia, Meigs, and Athens progressing well. Solicitors report little opposition as visits to thousands of homes yield letters from service members praising the agency and urging continued aid during the war effort.
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Stesponse
Red Cross
Ohio
Hocking County
Gallia County
Meizs County
Athens County
Ats
Wien
Peter Edson's Washington Letter on Medal of Honor figures and policy
Peter Edson discusses Medal of Honor awards by rank, noting 27 lieutenants and 22 sergeants among Army recipients, with references to General MacArthur. He mentions Henry Wallace's upcoming book "Sixty Million Jobs," government inquiries, and industry efforts to adapt aluminum inputs for Washington policy debates.
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Warn Wallace
Juce
Fred M. Vinson Om
Jon
Wallace- Jones
Kentucky
Aluminum Company of America
Washington
Senate
Jones
Light
Vnetals
Usly
Chauncey Choir Prepares For Easter Services
Chauncey Church of Christ choir holds Palm Sunday rehearsal for 10 30 am service with processional palms and songs The Robed Choir joins Good Friday Candlelight service at 7 30 pm with cross centred hymns Rev Gilbert Courtney delivers Why Will Be Done Sunrise Easter service at 6 am features processional music readings sermonette and new members welcomed Mrs Brown urges choir to attend Friday rehearsal at 7 pm
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Christine Brown
Faure
Hopkins
Gilbert Courtney
Gilbert
Chauncey District Social and Personal Notes
Chauncey District social notes recount visits by Mr and Mrs James Williamson Sr of Columbus to Athens to see their son George Williamson, with mentions of trips by George to Pomeroy and Middleport, and visits by Dale Channell Mansfield to Carrie Channell in The Plains. Updates include George Shafer Beaumont improving after a stroke and Pvt Paul Culver stationed in Arkansas visiting The Plains. Local resident T J Thomas Deanville traveled to The Plains to visit Nelli Thomas, relatives of William Stalder, while Junior Shafer and Wiley Elsenaugle visited Chauncey and nearby communities. Viola Howard Millfield has resumed outings after a fall injury.
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Chauncey
James Williamson
Columbus
George Williamson
Athens
Pomeroy
Middleport
Dale Channell
Mansfield
Carrie Channell
Plains
George Shafer
Beaumont
Paul Culver
Arkansas
George Culver
T. J. Thomas
Deanville
the Plains
Nelli Thomas
William Stalder
Junior Shafer
Willey Elsenaugle
Wonderland
Viola Howard
Millfield
Birthday Dinner Honors 15th Birthday in Chauncey
Mrs. Christine Brown hosted a chicken dinner on High Street Chauncey to celebrate her nephew Gilbert Courtney Jr turning 15. Attendees included Rev and Mrs Gilbert Courtney Miss Isabel Courtney Mrs L Pendergrass Ralph Brown Jr the guest of honor and the hostess.
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Chauncey
Christine Brown
High St
Gilbert Courtney
Isabelle Courtney
L. H. Pendergrass
Ralph Brown
Gilbert Courtney, Jr
Brown
Revival Services Begin At Nazarene Church
Chauncey revival services start Monday at the Mame Church of the Nazarene with Ter J NM Lania as pastor. Evangelists Hole and Varina Foster of Detaur TD lead special music. Superintendent reports 141 attend The Plains Nazarene Sunday School Sunday morning.
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Chauncey
Val Seesires
Mame Church of the Nazarene
Ter
Lania
Hole
Varina Foster
Detaur TD
Tao
Carnie
Plains Nazarene
Methodist Revival Closes Sunday Night
Revival services continue each night this week at Trimble Methodist Church with the closing service set for Sunday night. Pastor Charles Caffrey serves as evangelist.
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Chauncey
Trimble Methodist Church
Charles Caffrey
Mrs Bell Taken To Marietta Hospital
Mrs Susie Bell wife of W A Bell of Millfield was injured in a fall at home last week and taken Friday to the Osteopathic hospital Marietta in the Warren ambulance. She was accompanied by her husband who stayed with her. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Bell celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary. They have a daughter Mrs Clara Theisen of Millfield.
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Gqhauncey
Susie Bell
W. A. Bell
Millfield
Osteopathic Hospital
Marietta
Warren
Bell
Beil
Clara ‘Theisen
Trimble Red Cross Reports Sought in Township Drive
Trimble Township Red Cross chairman W G Hughes says 12 days remain to meet the 2600 quota. Only seven chairmen have filed reports totaling 1182.40 with M M Bryson, the local treasurer, by March 20. Recent contributions include Jacksonville donors and local organizations with amounts ranging from 3 to 161.90.
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Trimble Township
Critics clash over Athens State Hospital staffing and morale
H. Cole of Colville urges Athens civic groups to publish both sides of the debate on bringing conscientious objectors to work at Athens State Hospital. He cites a lack of social life, calls for exchanges of staff with other institutions, and recommends new dietitian, baker, and ward supervisors to restore a healthier work environment and outcomes.
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the Messenger
Athens
Athens State Hospital
J. H. Berry
Athens County
Republican Womens Club
Miss Cherry Blossom ends as Mrs Mandt dies in Florida
Mrs J L Mandt died in Miami Florida on March 17 at the home of her son in law. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock at the First Christian Church in Charleston. Burial follows in the family lot. The Rome High School music department presented Miss Cherry Blossom.
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Rome High School
Cherry Blossom
Glouster
J. L. Mandt
Florine
Huntington
W. Vata
Merritt
William Heiser
Hubert Welsch
Miami
Fla
Joe Gil
Harry
Lois Spitterg
Cleveland
Charleston
Meeting Changes and Local Notices in Chauncey Community
The Loyal Women's Class of the Chauncey Church of Christ changes its anniversary meeting to next Wednesday with a noon pot luck and social program. A vegetable soup sale occurs Wednesday morning at the homes of Mr. Biling and Mrs. Harmex as a donation for Esther Class and Chauncey Ladies Aid. Henri Hess, East Side School principal, won third prize of 250 dollars in a slogan contest run by Industrial Alcohol. Athens Business and Professional Women Club held a benefit bridge for the Child Welfare program in Athens County. Twenty-nine Chauncey tech school graduates were to receive diplomas, with Wrona Gardner as valedictorian. A Be c k Company illustrated talk on the Hurson Rover tunnel was held at Greendale.
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Chauncey
Loyal Women’s Class
Church of Christ
Biiing
Harmex
Esther
Adie
Chauncey Methodist
Henri Hess
East Side School
Industrial Alcohol Company of New York
Athens Business and Professional Women Club
Chauncey! Tech School
Wrona Gardner
War Today Exalts Remagen Bridgehead and Japan Bombing
War Today stresses the Remagen bridgehead as a pivotal wartime symbol while noting possible German counter moves. It also highlights Japan’s cities being bombed by B 29s and carrier aircraft, with Gen Curtis Lemay citing a potential war-shortening impact.
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Trimble Red Cross
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Lois Dunlap
Lucille ‘Williams
Jacksonville
Lawrence Cominsky
John Exenhamper
Catholic Ladies Study Club
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the Public Forum
Caratady
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Toledo
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