Athens Messenger historical publisher notice and rates
The Athens Messenger details its long history from 1825 with Frederick W. Bush as publisher, notes staff like Gordon Bush and Charles H. Harris, and lists circulation across five counties. It includes association memberships and mailing rates such as one year for $4.50 and ten weeks for 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick W. Bush
Bunda
Athens
Essenger & Inting
O. Gordon Z Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Harris
Bou
Mount
Ohio
Justice Deals With a Mob in Long Beach Raid
A group of alleged Klansmen raided David Milder’s Long Beach home, burned a cross, and beat him and guests. Fifteen mob members were convicted, with heavy fines and prison terms possible, showing swift local justice against violence.
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David Milder
Long Beach
Calif
Milder
Guest
Post Office to Issue 4.5 Million New Pen Points
Assistant Postmaster General Evans orders 4,500,000 new pen points for Uncle Sam's desks. He notes long-standing patron inconvenience from poor writing materials and hints at a fresh supply, potentially a daily replacement if needed, marking a small triumph for this new Geel.
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Evans
Uncle Sam
Benjamin Franklin
Geel
Justifiable Wrath and Treasury Wrath at Bank Crisis
The piece notes officials in Washington expressing indignation at bankers blamed for the crisis. Secretary Woodin vows justice and says he could bite a nail thinking of depositors who lost life savings in mismanaged institutions. The administration aims to ensure wrath is felt and implemented.
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Washington
Treasury
Woodin
Speculation Split Over Banking Reform Recalls Crisis View
The piece argues that depositors funds should be protected by dividing banks into commercial and investment functions. It cites Roosevelt's push for action, Aldrich's stance against bank stock activities, and concerns about centralizing power in big city banks. It notes gaps in private banks avoiding full regulation.
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National City Bank
Roosevelt
Winthrop W. Aldrich
Chase National Bank
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Aldrich
Wee
Tasket
Borkers
J. P. Morgan
Dear Miss Dix on Freedom and Discipline for Children
Dorothy Dix argues that living among others requires discipline, not complete liberty for children. She warns that raising two energetic boys as savages harms both them and others, urges parents to teach self control, and notes that adulthood demands conformity to social norms. A second letter asks how to tell if a suitor loves money, and Dix says secure finances before marriage.
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Miss DIX
About Your Children and Parental Self Reflections
The author suggests mothers assess their child’s view by recalling their own childhood feelings toward their mother. By retrospection one can see how authority and affection shaped obedience and mood. It notes memory limits before age four and encourages examining early thoughts to aid parenting.
Believe It or Not By Ripley on Hag Bow
A brief item notes a claim or feature labeled Believe It or Not by Ripley involving a hag bow, reflecting curiosity or oddity in a quirky newspaper blurb.
Names of Our TLMA Puma All One Animal
The puma known as cougar panther painter catamount mountain lion and Mexican lion all refer to Felis concolor. Native origin of puma name. wide range from Canada to Patagonia. Color tawny to grey brown. some regions show red tendencies. Tomorrow: Stee l That Burns.
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South America
New World
Canada
Patagonia
Atlantic
Pacific
Terday
United Sates
Former Kaiser's Home MORIZONTAL 1 Shove
Fragmented crossword style clues list many numbered terms including peafowl age and public automobile while referencing Kaiser's former home and various cryptic hints across vertical and horizontal entries. The legible portion presents a dense puzzle texture rather than a news event.
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Morizontal
France
Germany
Marriage intrigue in Adele Garrison tale unfolds
Avis Arlen explains intercepting a private letter to Uncle Phil Veritzen, claiming she hid it to help him but hides truth while Madge investigates. The narrator notices signs the letter was steamed and opened and plans further questioning as the scene ends with “Continued tomorrow.”
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Avis Ansen
Philip Veritzen
Noel
Mary
Avis Arlen
Veritzen
Phil
Madge
Harry Underwood
Miriam Brown
Miriam
Miss Worthing
Did We Truly Appreciate Our Parents Work and Sacrifice
The speaker reflects on how children often overlook parental effort and sacrifice. They urge gratitude for mothers and fathers who kept families fed clothed and cared for, noting life is made of incidents rather than virtues and that many children fail to repay the debt of care.
Marriage prospects for young unmarried women rise since 1914
The article notes that unmarried women aged 20 to 30 now have about three times the chance of marriage as those the same age in 1914. It also cites broader social and legal topics, including the U.S. Constitution as supreme law and practical cleaning tips for gilt frames and Nelsons Column.
College banquet hosts and Easter travels noted
Coach B. T. Grover led the annual basketball banquet at the Colonial with guests Director of Athletics O. C. Bird Prof. C. N. Mackinnon and R. W. Finsterwald. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rupe hosted Tuesday Club at Varsity Inn as it opened under managers David H. Lindley and Elmer H. Johnson of New York. Mrs. J F Stevens of Ohio University Faculty of Music visited Rutland for Easter. Elizabeth Woodworth traveled to Morgantown West Virginia for Easter with Mr. and Mrs. Neil O. Rumeey.
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B. T. Grover
Colonial
O. C. Bird
C. N. Mackinnon
R. W. Finsterwald
Russell Rupe
Varsity Inn
David H. Lindley
Elmer H. Johnson
New York City
J. F. Stevens
Ohio University
Rutland
Elizabeth Woodworth
Morgantown
W. Va
Mrs
Neil O. Rumeey
Family Affair stage benefit for Athens band
Emmett Curley French suffered a sore arm after a rat bite. A Family Affair, a clever home talent play by Athens talent, raised funds for the Athens Concert Band. Sally was played by Miss Nona Cassey with a six member chorus including Grace James Alice Stevens Lillian Bardin Helen Barnes Gladys Bumgardner and Mabel Musser. Mrs F C Tribe left for Chillicothe to spend Easter and visit relatives.
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Athens Talent
Athens
Sally
Nona Cassey
Grace James
Alice Stevens
Lillian Bardin
Helen Barnes
Gladys Bumgardner
Mabel Musser
Radio Schedule Highlights Evening Lineup Listing
Today's radio lineup features BeckerGreuter Bachelor of Song and Children’s Period at 15 30 45 minute slots. Program continues with Suile Orphan Annie Dog Talk Bob Newhall Lowell Thomas Amos n Andy Gene and Glenn Chandu Magician Opera Revivals Crime Club Health Dramas Ladies Trio Puddie Family Jack and Jill Ed Wynn Police Dramas Semi Classical and Mixed Chorus through late evening.
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Becker-Greuter
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
Gene and
Glenn
Chandu
Puddie Family
Jack and Jill
Ed Wynn
Tomorrow's Radio Schedule Highlights A Busy Day
A detailed timetable lists programs from 7:00 morning melodies to 7:00 Amos and Andy. Highlights include Morning Devotions, Dance Orchestra, Livestock Reports, School of the Air, Betty and Bob, and Evening broadcasts featuring Harmony Trio, Professional Artists, and Little Orphan Annie.
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Harry Holcombe
Tony Cabeoch
Betty
Bob
Bob Newhall
Lowell Thomas
Amos
N’ Andy
SHERIFFS SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN ATHENS COUNTY OHIO
Public auction at the Athens County Court House on Saturday March 25 1933 at 1 PM. The sale covers a parcel in Troy Township as described in the Amended Petition in the case The Covolville Nelsonal Bank against Lydia M Hayes with case number given. items include undivided parts and related rail timetable notes.
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Wate of
Ohio
Athens County
Charles H. T
Covolville Nelsonal Bank
Coolville
Lydia M. Hayes
Athens
Troy
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