Beis e of Demagogue in America Is Result of Radio
Dr James states the rise of the demagogue in America comes from radio not voices. He argues broadcasts reach larger audiences than reasoned talk and warns government censorship may be the only safeguard if airwaves are misused. He cites limited air capacity and urges constitutional protections for speech.
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Dean Tells of Mexico War to Limit Worship
John R. Johnston of Ohio University spoke to the Men’s Club of the Good Shepherd Episcopal Church on Mexico’s 1857 and 1917 constitutional clashes that eroded church power. He cited 330 remaining priests from about 3,000 and described state seizure of church lands and schools, aided by Calles and the National Revolutionary Party, while mass closures and expulsions continued.
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Mexico
John R. Johnston
Ohio University
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Central America
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Callies
Dean Johnston
National Revolutionary Party
United States
Washington
State of Mexico
Pass ly's Test Pin In Play Stays Under Review
The fragment references a test pin and pass by an unspecified subject. The readable portion suggests a focus on a pass attempt and a pin outcome with no clear event or identities. Further context is needed for a complete summary.
Scouters Will Meet Tonight In Nelsonville High
Scouters plan a regular meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in Nelsonville High School after a Sunday campfire meeting was postponed due to rain. J W Long of Athens Troop 4 will preside over The Scoutmaster's Minute. Thomas N Hoover of Ohio University will speak on Troop Program Building with Black Panther Patrol and Kangaroo Patrol handling ceremonies. Athens attendees meet at 6 30 p m in front of Athens High School.
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J. W. Long
Athens
Thomas N. Hoover
Ohio University
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Kangaroo Patrol
Paul Handel
Athens High School
Kroger Celebrating 53rd Anniversary With Gifts
Kroger stores stage a Birthday Party through May 11 to mark the 53rd anniversary of Kroger Grocery and Baking. Special events include free anniversary cakes for couples observing their 53rd wedding anniversary and delivery to homes by Kroger representatives.
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Phone Busy as Flood Ties Up Athens County Roads
The Hocking River flood prompted 50 calls to the Athens State Highway Patrol station from Friday midnight to Saturday midnight and a similar number from Saturday midnight to Sunday midnight. Patrolman R C Davis noted the unit handles road information and remains on phone duty to assist motorists with detours and flood updates.
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R. C. Davis
Athens High Honor Pupils Announced Fifth Six Weeks
Athens High School lists 28 juniors on the honor roll for the fifth six weeks. Named are Gerald Hanes, Richard Eddy, Robert Daggett, Eugene Ham er, Wilbur Perkins, Bernice McVay, Martha Meister, Florence Smith, Alice Bardin, Nelle Pinkerton, Janet Mackinnon, Ruth Gerwig, Mary Graves, Martha Minameyer, Jean Pickens, Marjorie Wheaton, Kathleen Shannon, Martha McVay, Hazel Kelley, Frances Hartman, Beth Cable, Margaret Burt, Howard Hahn, Donald Coen, Robert Davis, Harry Entwistie, Emerson Hoyt, Charles Leaders. Seniors on the honor roll number 25: June Fultz, Helen Sheridan, Virginia Sams, Eleanor Roe, Maidene McLeod, Betty Hoyt McCoy, Beatrice Kloepfer, Margaret Alice Guthrie, Mary Olive Cowan, Florence Harvey, Mary Davis, Virginia McVay, Ruth Phillips, Donald Cray, Robert Bird, Ralph Dalton, Howard Hyr e, Phillips Wilkinson, Allan Moore, Maynard Aldridge, Paul Ayers, Richard Imes, Lloyd Kelley, Charles Smith and Darrell Tucker. Sixteen sophomores were honor students: Leland Conant, Clark Biedel, Warren McClure, Payton Reed, John Lockard, Basil Gordon, Stephen Fuller, Vivian Bingman, Phyllis Logan, Dorothy Hartman, Aldine Duncan, Mabel Connett, Patricia Ross, Helen Pennell, Jane Fister and Lillian Cumley.
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Gerald Hanes
Richard Eddy
Robert Daggett
Eugene Hamer
Wilbur Perkins
Bernice McVay
Martha Meister
Florence Smith
Alice Bardin
Nelle Pinkerton
Janet Mackinnon
Ruth Gerwig
Mary Graves
Martha Minameyer
Jean Pickens
Marjorie Wheaton
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Hazel Kelley
Frances Hartman
Beth Cable
Margaret Burt
Howard Hahn
Donald Coen
Robert Davis
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Virginia Sams
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Mary Davis
Virginia McVay
Ruth Phillips
Donald Cray
Robert Bird
Ralph Dalton
Howard Hyre
Phillips Wilkinson
Allan Moore
Maynard Aldridge
Paul Ayers
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Lloyd Kelley
Charles Smith
Darrell Tucker
Leland Conant
Clark Biedel
Warren McClure
Payton Reed
John Lockard
Basil Gordon
Stephen Fuller
Vivian Bingman
Phyllis Logan
Dorothy Hartman
Aldine Duncan
Mabel Connett
Patricia Ross
Helen Pennell
Jane Fister
Lillian Cumley
Sixteen Named for Top Honor at Junior School
Sixteen Athens Junior High School students earned high honors for the fifth six weeks based on three or more A grades and no grade below B. Names include Sev enth Grade Jimmy Cox John ny Hess Seventh Grade Bernard Bingman Elien Davis Constance Dent Paul Gordon Melvin Green Jane Gross Ruth James Elizabeth Krecker Margaret Matters Grace McKee Clayta Pierce Lewis Pierce Clyde Pierce Paul Rotherme Jesse Marie Bowles Jane Wamsley Betty Wekefield Marion Wood Jack Beasley Eighth Grade Franklin Blackford Betty Cakenougher Bob Covert Bob Drake Betty Fulton Donna Gaitten Daniel Gladding Fred Lentz Bob Overmeyer Daniel Bardin Bill Rowland Marjorie Tompkins David Wingett Elizabeth Wood Ninth Grade June Baird Virginia Beasley Jean Finsterwald Jean Houf Sylvia Kempton Lucille Mc Daniel Mary Sherrard Anna Ator Helen Baker Odessa Brown Betty Cash Vance Cross Kenneth Chandler Suzanne Danford Delpha Douglas Helen Downs Dorothy Gilbert Madge Glover Robert Hanes Marjorie Majone Dwight Riley Irene Shafer Anna Mae Tall Dixie Lou Williams Mildred Yeager
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Athens
Jimmy Cox
Johnny Hess
Mary Duncan
Jean Forsyth
Grace Foster
Alice Maccombs
James Person
Helen Stratton
Earl Watkins
June Baird
Virginia Beasley
Jean Finsterwald
Jean Houf
Sylvia Kempton
Lucille McDaniel
Mary Sherrard
Bernard Bingman
Elien Davis
Constance Dent
Paul Gordon
Melvin Green
Jane Gross
Ruth James
Elizabeth Krecker
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Clayta Pierce
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Jane Wamsley
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Franklin Blackford
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Donna Gaitten
Daniel Gladding
Fred Lentz
Bob Overmeyer
Daniel Bardin
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Betty Cash
Vance Cross
Kenneth Chandler
Suzanne Danford
Delpha Douglas
Helen Downs
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Madge Glover
Robert Hanes
Marjorie Majone
Dwight Riley
Irene Shafer
Anna Mae Tall
Dixie Lou Williams
Mildred Yeager
Addicott Elected to Society’s Membership
Ward reports the election of Prof. L. J. Addicott of Ohio University faculty to full membership in the American Society of Civil Engineers. The society, largest and oldest U S engineering body, grants full membership as the highest of four affiliation grades.
Couple from New Plymouth and Carbondale Apply for Marriage
Bernard Ross aged 21 of New Plymouth and Dora Gilbraith aged 20 of Carbondale, both children of their respective parents, have submitted a marriage application.
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New Plymouth
Charles Ross
Dora Gilbraith
Carbondale
William Gilbraith
Local Hospital Admissions And Discharges Reported
John Shields of Millfield was admitted to Sheltering Arms Hospital for a tonsil operation on Monday morning. John Johnston of McArthur was discharged from the same hospital on Monday.
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Millfield
John Johnston
McArthur
Oldest Mother in Athens Sought for Medal
The Messenger invites readers to name the oldest living mother in the Athens area. A potential national award could come for the eldest mother, rivaling M. N. Rice of Memphis, 108 on March 15, and Dr. Charlotte Davenport of New York, mother of eleven sons, whose anniversary is September 4.
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Appreciation of Others Is Stressed by Flower
The Rev. Wilbur H. Fowler urged his First Methodist Episcopal Church congregation to cultivate the art of appreciating others. He cited Jesus healing ten lepers, noting only one returned to thank him, illustrating the grace of appreciation.
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Two Men Fined for Intoxication by Justice Bennett
Two men pled guilty to intoxication and were fined five dollars plus costs by Justice of the Peace T. R. Bennett. Kenneth Legulun of Coolville admitted guilt after arrest by Deputy Sheriff R. E. Henderson on Saturday night. Charles Nice of Big Run admitted guilt after arrest by Constable Roy Hawk on Sunday night.
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Kenneth Legulun
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Charles Nice
Big Run
Roy Hawk
Hocking River Drops to Six Feet as RainForecast Looms
The Hocking River fell to six feet Monday morning per Athens County observer Mia C N France in Athens. Light rains through Sunday added six hundredths of an inch. Showers are forecast for Monday night and Tuesday. Highs reached 64 in the Athens District Sunday, 50 Monday morning, with warmer weather expected Tuesday. The Izaak Walton League plans its regular meeting Tuesday at 7 30 PM in City Hall council chamber.
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Eighth Graders to Graduate Across Athens County Schools
About 400 eighth grade pupils in Athens County will receive diplomas at graduation in their respective grade schools as term ends. Exercises occur this week in most schools with The Plains and Buchtel delaying to June for nine month terms.
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Doctor Wilcox on Doctrine and the Deed Sermon
The Rev Dr A Y Wilcox preached at the Presbyterian Church on Doctrine and the Deed noting that many hold proper belief yet fail to live as Jesus taught. He urged faith and works together as essential to salvation amid a clash between doctrine and deed.
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Sermon Emphasizes Try Try Again at Christian Church
The Rev. K.R. Downs delivered a Sunday sermon at the Christian Church based on the old proverb Try Try Again. He cited Jesus sending the disciples to cast nets again after an unsuccessful night, yielding a bountiful catch and a lesson that renewed hope and energy come with persistence.
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Christian Church
Jesus
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