Athens Messenger Publication Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger established 1825 lists publishers and editors, association memberships, and advertising and circulation details. Subscriptions vary by county with plain weekly and annual rates, and postage information for different regions and offices.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald
O. Gordon K. Bush
Mgr
Charles H. Hariig
Puriiioners Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Pay Press Association
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroi
Cleveland
Futile exports dream says need new markets and policy shift
The writer argues budget pressures and farm subsidies risk paralysis. Europe self sufficiency blocks American surpluses, forcing a shift to hemispheric and domestic markets. Urges science driven farming, reduced surpluses, and a realignment of business confidence before a buying market returns.
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Washington
Europe
Atlantic
United States
Germany
Italy
Japan
America
France
England
Fair Enough- Westbrook Pegler on the Gridiron and Dutch Treat shows
Westbrook Pegler critiques New York amateur theatricals the Gridiron and Dutch Treat, noting foibles of society, politics, and Washington circles. He mocks pretensions, guest lists, and Mrs. Roosevelts influence, portraying the events as a social racket with inflated hospitality and rigid moral pretense.
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New York
Washington
Roosevelt
Capital Society
White House
Society of Illustrators
United States
Norman Thomas
Earl Browder
Hugh Johnson
Browder
Seoming
Troyanovsky
Ohio budget reveals two thirds of costs in pensions and relief
The governor's two year cost sheet shows about one third for normal government costs and two thirds for long term commitments including old age pensions and relief. He notes eighteen million cut from payrolls through firings and mergers, yet totals remain high as state costs rise with pensions and debt.
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Ohio
Columbus
Gallipolis Seeks 150th Celebration Stage
Gallipolis aims to mark its 150th anniversary as a notable Midwest occasion. The city’s history dates to 1790 with the French Five Hundred, Ohio River settlements, Civil War era activity, and a rich, multi national heritage that centers midwest history.
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Gallipolis
Middle West
Congress
Five Hundred
Paris
Ohio River
Atlantic Seaboard
Virginias
Washington Reading on War Profits Tax Fight
Bruce Catton surveys Washington as the war profits tax bill faces sharp opposition. The measure would confiscate corporate profits above six percent and levy steep personal taxes, with supporters arguing rates can be adjusted to avoid exceeding total income and that war costs can be paid as levied.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
Treasury Department
Bone
Clark
Missouri
George
Nye
Pope
Vandenberg
Barbour
New York
Senate Finance Committee
America
French Pioneers Memorial Set for Gallipolis
The piece urges investment in visual history to strengthen heritage awareness among Americans and notes Southeast Ohio’s plan to join next year’s celebration marking the 150th anniversary of the French pioneers’ arrival with Gallipolis as the focal point.
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Northwest Territory
Southeastern Ohio
Gallipolis
Mrs Doc Spares Alan as Lamp Crashes in Operative Room
Emily declares her love for Alan Warren, while chaos unfolds in the operating room. Eric Kane leaps to catch a dangerous reflector, burning his hands and saving Alan but injuring himself as the lamp crashes near the table and the crew works to aid injured workers on the riverbank below.
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Alan Warren
Emily Warren
Alan
Eric Kane
DR. Farrell
Emily
Eric
Farrell
Grady
Weber
Father Johnson
Price's Point
Bud Price
Miss Anderson
Harry
Maryanne
Dr. Warren
Mr. Kane
Fellows
Mr. Price
Herminia
New York
Kane
Blood pressure basics and a dramatic hospital scene
The article discusses how blood pressure is influenced by many factors and not a disease, noting how mood, age, and health affect readings. It then shifts to a narrative where Alan, Eric, and Emily return home after a hospital ordeal, facing reporters and memories as relationships and futures unfold.
Public Forum notes on saving over smoking and habits
Will C. Merritt of Columbus signs a opinion piece urging readers to treat saving as a habit like smoking. He cites a Security Savings Bank ad and poses math problems about saving, alcohol costs, and taxation, arguing war era habits affect public health and finances.
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the Messenger
The
Messenger
the Security Savings Bank
Security Savings Bank
United States
Anti-Saloon League
Athens
Nelsonville
Columbus
Will C. Merritt
Garfield Ave
Ohio
Ferrel Visitor Injured in Chauncey Fall
Mr and Mrs Fred Ferrel of Pontiac Michigan arrived for a week with Mrs Elizabeth Ferrel on High Street Chauncey. Fred Ferrel fell after arriving and broke his right ankle. He remains confined at his mother’s home.
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Chauncey
Fred Ferrel
Pontiac
Mich
Elizabeth Ferrel
High St
Albert Watkins Visits Chauncey From Swift Co Massillon
Chauncey resident Albert Watkins of the Swift Company in Massillon spent the weekend visiting his parents Mr and Mrs A E Watkins on Converse Street. Mrs A E Watkins, who has been seriously ill with influenza, is improved after her illness.
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Chauncey
Albert Watkins
Swift Co
Massillon
A. E. Watkins
Converse St
Which Is It Editor United We Stand
A Carbondale letter from March 27 questions UMWA Local 1184 strategy amid near strike or settlement. The writer urges unity and laments leaders failing to secure wage parity with day laborers, asking whether unions will demand job fees or face split.
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the Messenger
UMWA
R. GC
Macen
Carbondale
Church Night at Chauncey Church of Christ Planned
Chauncey Church of Christ will hold a Friday night Church Night on March 31. The program includes a devotional service a business meeting with reports from church classes led by Ruth Fiske Isabel Courtney and Clifford Shafer followed by a social hour and refreshments at the Parish House.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Church of Christ
Ruth Fiske
Isabel Courtney
Clifford Shafer
Friendship Class To Go To Greens Run
Chauncey members of the Friendship Class of the Church of Christ will go to Greens Run tonight to be entertained by the Young Married People's Class of the Greens Run Church. The Greens Run group hosts the same parish classes from Chauncey Taylor Ridge Trimble Greens Run and Millfield. Each group will contribute two numbers under the program led by Mrs Eileen Leake president of the Greens Run Class.
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Chauncey
Church of Christ
Greens Run
Taylor Ridge
Trimble
Millfield
Eileen Leake
Skate Club Members Visit Columbus Rink
Moore's Skate Club of Amesville carried thirty two members by bus to Grey Stone Rink in Columbus on Friday night March 24. They enjoyed the exhibition by professional skaters and drew attention to president Clyde Mansfield of Athens with his toe grapevine. The invitation extends to Ivalynn Rink at Tuppers Plains on March 31 for a Hobo Party.
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Amesville
Moore’s Skate Club
Greystone
Columbus
Clyde Mansfield
Athens
Moore’s
Ivalynn
Tuppers Plains
Keirns Family Hosts Sunday Guests Across County
Chauncey and Mrs Wesley Keirns of Sand Ridge entertained relatives and friends at home including Webster Keirns and family of Sugar Creek Harold Showers and daughter Millfield Johnnie Davenport of Buchtel Floyd Ayers and family Greens Run Adolphus Keirns and Mrs Samuel Mayles with grandson Chauncey Howard Taylor Morgan County and Carol Keirns guest of Lucille La Hugh Chauncey at Sand Ridge last week.
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Chauncey
Wesley Keirns
Sand Ridge
Webster Keirns
Sugar Creek
Willis Keirns
Harold Showers
Millfield
Johnnie Davenport
Buchtel
Floyd Ayers
Greens Run
Adolphus Keirns
Samuel Mayles
Howard Taylor
Morgan County
Carol Keirns
Lucille la Hugh
Wiley Mingus
Dan McKinley Farm
Concord Church
Earl Johnson
Roy Kasler
Clyde Haskins
Mat Christman
R. E. Meeks
A. G. Bingman
A. O. Wolfe
FM Vermaten
A. L. Morrison
Ida Sayers
Wyllie Boudinot
Warren Easler
Clarence White
Otto Duncan
McConnelsville
Bart Kasler
Ferndale
Fred Sanders
Chester Sanders
Oranges Distributed as Federal Relief Day in Chauncey
Chauncey hosted a relief day with 1835 pounds of oranges given to 284 direct relief or old age pension recipients. Mayor W D Hines led the distribution with Marshal Lawrence Reeves and trustees Harvey Courtney and William Smart, assisted by Clarence Mullins.
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Chauncey
W. D. Hines
Marshal Lawrence Reeves
Dover Township
Harvey Courtney
William Smart
Clarence Mullins
Stewart-A Burroughs Trio to Perform at Rome High School
The traveling radio unit The Burroughs Trio from Station WPAR Parkersburg will entertain at Rome High School Auditorium Stewart on Thursday night March 30 at 8 o clock. Sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society of Stewart M E Church.
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Stewart
Burroughs
WPAR
Parkersburg
Rome High School
Ladies Aid Society
The
Stewart M. E. Church
Local families host weekend visitors from Columbus
Charles Leffler Sr Chauncey entertained weekend guests Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lewis Hazel Leffler Mr and Mrs Charles Leffler Jr Miss Ruth Leffler and Howard Lowe all of Columbus at their home in a cordial social gathering.
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Chauncey
Charles Leffler
Kenneth Lewis
Hazel Leffler
Ruth Leffler
Howard Lowe
Columbus
Abdella Returns to Dayton Hospital for Treatment
Chauncey Abdella returned to the government hospital in Dayton on Monday after visiting family here. He is receiving treatment and has been ill for several months.
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Chauncey
Charles Abdella
Government Hospital
Dayton
Mr. Abdella
Concord Social Notes Highlight Local Church Life
Concord Church holds 2:30 p.m. Sunday service led by Rev. W. P. Clark with special music by Wyllie Boudinot Miles Wolfe and Paul McAfee. Local residents share illnesses visits farewells and family news including social gatherings and church fund subscriptions.
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Concord
W. P. Clark
Nelsonville
Wyllie Boudinot
Miles Wolfe
Paul McAfee
Dean Sayers
S. J. Sayers
White Cross Hospital
Columbus
Ray
C. B. Tigner
Lucetta Duncan
Cal Robison
Amesville
Silas Mesehher
Front St
Glouster
Marl Wemmer
Revival To Continue At Morristown Holiness Church
The Morristown Holiness Church hosts a continuing revival with rising interest. Rev. Mrs. A. P. Nicholas and daughters arrived and will stay until after morning service next Sunday. Rev. Hiram Mingus has provided valued service. An all day meeting is set for Sunday, April 2.
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Chauncey
Morristown
Holiness Church
A. P. Nicholas
Hiram Mingus
Community Visits Note Weekend Households
Chauncey Personals Carl Dickens and Mrs. William Barnhart spent Saturday with Mr arnhart who is in Columbus. Mr and Mrs Thomas Grant Mrs Cecil Grant and children Willis and Betty visited the Cecil Sanborn family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Edward Martin of Buchtel spent Sunday with Samuel Baker and family at Bailey Run.
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Chauncey
Carl Dickens
William Barnhart
Arnhart
Columbus
Thomas Grant
Cecil Grant
Willis
Betty
Cecil Sanborn
Edward Martin
Buchtel
Samuel Baker
Bailey Run
Dewey Caruthers Quits Smoking After 14 Years
A 14 year old Columbia boy Dewey Caruthers once smoked 30 cigars daily but has quit with no stated reason. The report also notes an implied safety tip about parking with the front wheels turned toward a curb at a 45 degree angle.
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Columbia
Dewey
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