The Athens Messenger Historic Page Four Card
Public notice style summary not available. This OCR segment presents the newspaper masthead and subscription details for The Athens Messenger with publisher names and pricing. The readable facts include established date 1825 and delivery area counties.
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Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Inting CO
Gordon K
Charles H. Harris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Ay Audit Bureau of Circulation
Inland Daily Press Association
ROTC and leadership training seen as essential for future war
The piece argues that a million men can be mobilized, but only with trained leaders and specialized war tools. It urges compulsory military training to ensure readiness, comparing US potential to Nazi efficiency and stressing the need to sustain leadership programs alongside arms development.
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Ohio University
Balkans
Athens
Germany
Europe
Athens Faces Parking Crunch in Route 33 Relocation
The state highway plan to relocate US Route 33 in North Athens will force parallel parking on city streets and other utility work. City officials argue widening is hard due to property owner resistance, leading to congestion and a need for an inexpensive, immediate program to create more space for moving cars.
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State Highway Department
Athens
State Street
Relief declines aid rolls as war threat cushions unemployment
The Social Security Board reports a drop in public aid recipients under federal security and work programs by three million in the last year. February totals fell to 14,996,000 from 18,024,000, reflecting a downward trend though officials warn the remedy is not yet found.
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Social Security Board
Potomac
L’enfant
Washington
Congress
District of Columbia
Red Cross
Ham Fish
Duchess County
N.Y
Department of Labor
Prepared for Greatest Movement of Traffic Warns RPI Leader
Noted figures warn that the nation must prepare for the largest traffic movement in history. Quotes from Joseph P. Tufts and Christopher Morley emphasize housing defense and the risk of assuming universal understanding.
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America
Joseph P. Tufts
OEM
W. O. Hotchkiss
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Clappers critique on Roosevelt secrecy over Atlantic patrol
Raymond Clapper argues President Roosevelt withholds navy usage details amid Atlantic patrol debates. He notes conflicting reports from LaGuardia and Admiral Stark, questions secrecy for military reasons, and urges transparency to gain public and congressional support.
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Roosevelt
United States
St. George's Day
Canada
LaGuardia
New York
U. S.-Canadian Defense Commission
Atlantic
Greenland
Azores
Admiral Stark
Associated Press
United States Navy
Germany
Mayor LaGuardia
Axis
Congress
Washington blackout bill failure reflects public war skepticism
Peter Edson analyzes Washington politics as Congress defeats a proposed experimental blackout for DC. He notes the public’s war skepticism, lax defenses, and Republican tactics that framed the bill amid debates on federal employee growth, traffic, taxes, and decentralization.
Nye Quote Highlights Pro American Stance
Senator Gerald P. Nye emphasizes that patriotism does not require opposition to others or allegiance to Britain. He frames pro Americanism as inclusive and focused on national interests.
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Gerald P. Nye
Pope Pius XII Quote on Pride Violence Charity and Love
A concise quotation attributed to Pope Pius XII urges the world to choose charity and love over pride and violence, reflecting a moral stance on social conduct and compassion.
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Pope Pius XII
Lindbergh and Dictators in the Public Forum
Leonard Tucker argues that President Roosevelt overreaches in labeling free-speech critics as copperheads. He urges America to stay home, defend freedoms, and avoid European entanglements, warning of internal dictatorial forces and a looming invasion. April 28. Athens, Ohio.
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the Messenger
Lindbergh
Earth
Roman Empire
Charles Lindbergh
America
Europe
Root Elected Athens County Schools Leader Again
Alex Root was chosen as superintendent of the Athens County Schools for the fifth time, reflecting a long career in teaching and educational leadership. The Nelsonville Missionary Society met at Mrs. W. L. Hudson's home with Mrs. John V. Wood assisting. The Young Married People’s Class formed the Betsy Ross Needle Club, meeting monthly and open to all class members.
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Associated Press
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Alex Root
Athens County
Mr. Root
Nelsonville
The
First Christian Church
Betsy Ross Needle Club
Chamber luncheon hears General Business address
The noon meeting of the Chamber of Commerce featured E. J. Stover of the Ohio Automobile Trades Association as speaker. The City Federation crowd welcomed the new constitution and by-laws, adopted by the committee. A surprise 14th birthday party for Leota Carpenter was held at the Canaanville Pike home.
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Chamber of Commerce
E. J. Stover
Ohio Automobile Trades Association
Miracle in a Puddle of Mud by Laura B Foster
In a muddy puddle a hidden beauty glows until sunlight reveals a gold brocade. Laura B. Foster writes a compact verse about transformation from dull to radiant through light.
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Laura B. Foster
Albany Society and clubs hold meetings in spring notes
Women of the Society of Christian Service met at the M. E. Church with discussions of department work and a new recording secretary, Mrs. Sydney Everson. Wednesday Club members heard reports on district and D A R jubilees while guests attended from Athens, Marion, Cleveland and beyond. Albany PTA installed officers at the high school and Dr. Campbell received a token of appreciation. Paul Springer is ill with streptococcus infection.
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Albany
Nora Radford
E. H. Lasch
Paul Barnes
E. M. Baughman
Dayton
O. D. Dailey
D.A.R
Washington
Hope Breweiser
Sydney Everson
Wickham
Rush Elliott
Athens
Faye Baker Cline
Lillian Peavey
Marion
Eldon Dailey
Lester Breweiser
Columbus
Lucille
Orville Wingett
California
A. D. Cline
Frances Cline
Arthur Enlow
Danny
Sam Scott
Eillen Baughman
Baughman
Harley Cline
Paul Haning
Detroit
Cline
Norman Haning
Richard
Kenton
Frank Coe
Earl Coe
Reynoldsburg
John
E. K. Carpenter
Carpenter
N. A. Bourgeoise
Grant Hospital
Arthur Cottrell
Cleveland
Frank Radcliffe
Albany Pta
Albany High School
John Dowler
Campbell
Charles Shaver
Paul Springer
Bradford Social and Brief Personal Notes
Bradford Social items recount visits and gatherings. Rev J P Miller of Bradbury spent Friday with Mrs Charles Buck and Mrs Lydia Hysell. Philip Might of Camp Zaleski visited family. John Goble visited Stewart family. Oscar Burt and son James from London Ohio visited relatives. Mrs Charles Lambert of Lower Thomas Fork visited Mrs Frank Buck.
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J. P. Miller
Bradbury
Charles Buck
Lydia Hysell
Philip Might
Camp Zaleski
Clarence Might
John Goble
William Stewart
Manning
Laurel Cliff
Oscar Burt
London
James
Mississippi
Charlies Burt
Charles Lambert
Lower
Thomas Fork
Frank Buck
Carolyn Labyrinth Plot Drives X-999 Escapade
Carolyn convinces Bob the X-999 is safe, a thief is captured but talks little. She plans a plane flight to steal the X-999, then kidnaps a man hoping for an elopement. At Grosso's she reveals a love triangle as Ken Palmer is drawn into her dangerous scheme.
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Carolyn
Bob
Ken
Ken Palmer
Grosso’s
Bob Hale
Hush
Carolyn Tyler hatches bold plan to flee to Arizona
Carolyn pressures Bob to join a daring escape as she seizes control of a plane. She reveals her scheme to remove her rival Leana Sormi and gets Bob to help, insisting the pilot follow a prearranged course to Arizona. The perilous rendezvous escalates as trust and danger collide.
Corning Seniors to Join Ohio Farm Bureau in Columbus
Three Corning High School seniors Mary Eileen Shaw Florine Campbell and Thelma Latta will leave Monday May 5 for positions with the Ohio Farm Bureau in Columbus. They were recommended by Supt. F A Cady and their commercial teacher Miss Elizabeth Kiplinger.
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Corning
Corning High School
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Mary Eileen Shaw
William Shaw
Florine Campbell
William Campbell
Thelma Latta
Ray Latta
F. A. Cady
Elizabeth Kiplinger
Five Corning pupils to take scholarship tests at Ohio University
On Saturday May 3 five Corning High School pupils will travel to Athens to represent the Perry County district in scholarship tests at Ohio University. The students are Mary E Shaw Margaret Jean Post Florence Levion Ruth Ann Wilson and Teresa Verfers. Mrs Spence elected Mothers Singers chairman at Corning High School meeting with nine members present and a potluck lunch served.
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Corning High School
Athens
Perry County
Ohio University
Mary E. Shaw
Margaret Jean Post
Florence Levion
Ruth Ann Wilson
Teresa Verfers
Spence
Mothers Singers
Mary Spence
Eagles Lodge Election Meeting Set for Monday Evening
Members of the local Aerie Eagles Lodge are asked to attend the 7 30 PM business meeting for the election of officers. Refreshments will be served after the meeting.
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Aerie Eagles Lodge
Corning Plans Weeklong Clean-Up May 5 to 10
Corning corporation announces a clean-up week from Monday May 5 through May 10. Residents should place all rubbish at the curb for collection by a designated truck.
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Corning Corporation
Euchre Club Hosts at Briggs Home on East Hill
Mrs Flora Briggs and Mrs Ma ble Gray hosted a Euchre evening at the Briggs residence with 16 attendees. Prizes went to Flossie Hampson and Lee Thomas among the women and Carl Wright and Ralph Briggs among the men. Next meeting slated for Mrs Hazel Edwards' home.
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Flora Briggs
Mable Gray
Briggs
East Hill
Flossie Hampson
Lee Thomas
Fern Post
Carl Wright
Ralph Briggs
Clarence Thomas
Donley Edwards
Hazel Edwards
Euchre Club Hosts Prizes and Chapter Inspection
Mrs. Josie Reich entertained Drakes Euchre Club with Edna Dunlap first prize Lahoma Jenkins second and Jo sie Reich as floating. Lunches served to several members. Thea Chapter CBS Glouster held inspection. Sunflower Chapter Corning members attended. Inspection to be held May 5 at Masonic Temple.
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Josie Reich
Drakes Euchre Club
Edna Dunlap
Lahoma Jenkins
Son
L. Eisle
Margaret Knott
Lizzie Duffy
Irene Thomas
Sarah Blower
Thea
CBS
Glouster
Sunflower Chapter
Corning
Ruth A. Harper
Vivian Kellar
Jacqueline
Betty Lamb
Virginia Lamb
Lora Longley
Mable Gray
Flora Briggs
Masonic Temple
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