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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1942

Page

4

The Athens Messenger Publisher and standards notice

The Athens Messenger details publishing rights dates and staff roles, credit to Gordon K. Bush and Charles H. Harris, and association memberships. Advertising rates are outlined for in state and out of state, with obituaries and cards of thanks noted as nominal charges. The paper features a Milton quotation about liberty.

Athens Messenger Frederick W. Bush the Messenger Publishing CO Gordon K. Bush Charles H. Harris Summa Inieniions American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Select List Audit Bureau of Circulation Ohio Newspaper Association Inland Daily Press Association Athens John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Milton

Meigs County Farmers Plan to Reinvest AAA Payments

Meigs County farmers intend to reinvest federal allotments into soil, fertilizer, and lime to boost future production. They see AAA payments as modest, often under $60 per farm, used to improve land and defend the nation. Some plan to buy Defense Bonds and support the wheat market quota.

Meigs County Ohio Plains States Meigs

Rumors of Balkan Uprising Ignite War Talk

The article discusses Allied plans and a supposed underground uprising led by a radio figure dubbed Colonel Britton urging coordinated action in Europe. It predicts rising violence as Allied and Axis forces prepare for a decisive phase, with limited certainty about timing and locations.

Britain Britton Radio Voice France Belgium Norway Holland Europe Hitler

Warning on highway usage to conserve tires and fuel

The White House urges governors and mayors to limit private car use as war demands rise. Officials study coordinated transport to move workers with fewer cars, ration gasoline, and prevent unnecessary driving. The President’s stance may persuade car owners to heed the guidance.

White House Washington

New Deal Realists Face Shift From Surplus to Scarcity

Raymond Clapper argues the New Deal must adapt to a changed economy. He notes a move from labor surplus to scarcity, with rising buying power and falling goods, urging practical policy over doctrinaire theory and calling for tax changes to boost consumption.

Washington New Deal Franklin D. Roosevelt Chicago Roosevelt

Price Controls Face Crucial Test Under Henderson Plan

Washington editorials weigh the general price ceiling issued by Leon Henderson. The plan relies on local War Price and Rationing Boards and neighbor committees to enforce ceilings, with merchants praised for supporting 120 schedules already set.

Washington Leon Henderson United States Henderson Office of Price Administration Reta

Miss Helen Hedden Elected President of Woman's Music Club

Miss Helen Hedden was elected president of the Woman's Music Club with officers including Mrs. A. R. Kresge Miss Vera Beard and Miss Joy Cutler. County Auditor H. J. Blackmore reported lower revenues from personal property taxes than last year. In a society tea reception, Mrs. W. L. Slutz hosted with Mrs. Coulter Matheny and John Sirotnik of Modoc attending Greens Run area where a man dieted to lose weight.

Helen Hedden Woman's Music Club A. R. Kresge Vera Beard Joy Cutler Howard Goodwin Margaret A. Benedict W. R. Phillips H. J. Blackmore Meigs County Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society W. L. Slutz C. N. Coulter W. A. Matheny John Sirotnik Modoc Near Greens Run Sirotnik U. S. Navy

Hartford and Cheshire Gather for Social and School Notes

A May 1, 1949 Athens Messenger page records Cheshire Society meeting, prayers led by Mrs. Ward, and quarterly conference at the Methodist Church with Dr. A J Kestle as presider. Personal notes list local visits, family travels, and residents visiting Charleston, Columbus, Gallipolis, and Huntington. Hartford events include a pre school clinic May 11, PTA meeting with Ottie Roush, a musical program, and a $20 school books donation. Additional notes cover Bible class, first aid training, student operations, and widespread local visits and health updates across Hartford and surrounding towns.

Cheshire John Grover Charleston Kermit Massie Wm. Davis Columbus Georgia Peters Florida Roy Will John Martin John Connally Robert Hern Rinaldo Swisher Hilah Roush Gallipolis Swisher Raymond Skaggs, Jr Cincinnati Cheshire Ffa Victory Gardens Beulah Musgrave E. M. Musgrave Catherine Montgomery Bennett Little T. F. Hawkins Dee, Corning N. R. Rothgeb Otto Rothgeb Huntington W. H. Quinn Elizabethm’ Grover Ivan Grover Marietta Plant Elza Scott Vaughn Everett Wong Corning Wilbur Swisher Long Mr. Swisher Hartford Hartford Pta Ottie Roush Mason County Bank Higgenbothem Charles Fields Quenten McFarland Samuel Aumiller Wilbur Stewart Kaylong Gerald Arnold Middleport Stewart Harry Gibbs Lee Hawaii Pvt Lee Gibbs Co. H San Francisco Milton Burdette Point Pleasant M. E. Church Elias Withrow Saint Joseph's Hospital Parkersburg A. B. Ginden Charles C. W. Petty George Derner Luella Stewart Arthur Smith Chester J James Phillips Jake Phillips Helen Jenkins Washington, D. C Henry Jenkins Hannah Hunter Pomeroy James M. Crump Clint Neff Mary Hanna Lawrence Powell Nitro T. H. Powell F. A. Chapman Marietta E. E. Eisenbarth George Lerner W. T. Stone Frank McMillin

Athens News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Appointments

R L Sanders reports car damage on S Cemetery St. Hagenbeck Wallce Circus performs in Athens. Mrs Elizabeth Kern of Athens visits Columbus. O C Bird named new head of physical education at Ohio University announced by President E B Bryan. Elks Fun Fest plans proceed for Athens lodge annual event.

O. C. Bird University of Alabama Ohio University E. B. Bryan Athens Lodge

Spring verses from Messenger Readers column

SPRING My sweet, my sweet, the spring is here. The world is all astir. The lilacs kiss the passing breeze. And I can hear the whir of insects wings weaving A daphneous gown. "Tis May. The bridal day is near, Arise my sweet, the spring is here. LAURA B. FOSTER Columbus, Ohio.

Peggy Plans Rescue at Island Party

In a sunlit weekend scene, Peggy schemes to separate Fay from Baldy and Michael while Myra and others navigate romantic tensions. Peggy recruits Baldy’s aid while masking her true motives, aiming to keep Fay from leaving with the persistent suitor.

Baldy Michael Myra Fay Peggy Nigel Ferdy O. K

Honor Aged Couple at Hemlock

Hemden Hamden notes report the 55th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. William Osenbaugh celebrated at home with family present including W. C. Tharp. A Ruth Pryor cake and cash gifts marked the event. Local visits and community notices follow with other residents mentioned.

J. E. Moore New Lexington Wayne Pryor South Zanesville Mable Potts Bob Goldie Osenbaugh Delbert Hill Bill Osenbaugh Doris Fahrbach Columbus W. C. Tharp P. B. Osenbaugh

Sugar registration details and Perry County Scholarship news

Corning supt P G Gannett announces sugar registration at the high school Home Economics room with dates May 4 through May 7 and alphabetical blocks. Also listed are Corning high school students representing the Perry County Scholarship team at Athens on May 2 with district honors and a luncheon at Lindley Hall where Dr James Herman will present certificates.

Corning P. G. Gannett Corning Place Corning High School Perry County Athens Donna Murray Georgiana Fisher Florence Levion Mona June Wright Ruth Ann Wilson Ruth Mullen Zelda Vernick Jean Post Dee Swisher Geraldine Gladden Teresa Verfers Ohio Carl Wall Lindley Ha!l James Herman Ohio University

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