Athens Messenger Page Four Obituary and Subscription Rates
Athens Messenger details newspaper publication schedule, pricing, and obituary policy. Includes carrier and mail rates for multiple Ohio counties, offices in Athens, and advertising information. The notice lists publishers Gordon K. Push and Charles Harris and national reps John W. Cullen Company.
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Prederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Push
Mer. Charles &. Harris
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Athena
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
What goes through the mind of the average man on social justice
The author argues most people succeed by industry thrift and decency and that the system only needs refinement. He warns against rewarding loafers and advocates strengthening incentives for business and enterprise to push ahead despite a past depression.
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Babe Ruth
Wall Street
Royal visit inspires mixed North American interest
The writer notes Americans would flock to see Britain’s king and queen if they toured Ohio while praising the royal couple as ordinary, gracious parents. The piece compares public interest in royalty with past European visits and asserts shared language and values between Canadians, Americans, and the royal family.
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Weinlanders
Great Britain
North America
Athens
England
Ohio
Hemisphere
Foundations Shift Grants From Education To Medicine
Foundations distributing $38,500,000 yearly now favor medicine and public health over education. Carnegie and Rockefeller era philanthropy built schools, but current grants emphasize physical and biological sciences for new truths and cures.
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Carnegie
Rockefeller
Stettinius House of Steel Faces Investment Challenge
Edward R. Stettinius Jr., head of United States Steel, testifies before the O Mahoney monopoly committee on idle savings and the need to funnel funds into industrial expansion. He notes U S Steel’s self financed modernization, 210000 employees, 120 plants in 20 states, and limited public borrowing, underscoring potential government role to spur prosperity.
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Washington
O'Mahoney
Edward R. Stettinius, Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Paul McNutt
Indiana
Leon Henderson
Stettinius
United States Steel
Wyoming
Senate
Lauchlin Currie
Federal Reserve Board
Bruce Catton Surveys Washington Scene
Bruce Catton analyzes the London wheat conference noting Uncle Sam holds a strong leverage. The U S subsidized exports last year to move about 100 million bushels, a figure some see as a bargaining card amid a 400 million bushel world market.
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Washington
Sam
London
United States
Canada
Argentine
Australia
Argentine Beef Clash Ties Up U S Navy Procurement
Congress blocking Navy purchases of Argentine corned beef would worsen fraught U S Argentine ties. Years ago the Senate rejected a convention ending a de facto embargo on Argentine beef exports, sparked by hoof and mouth disease. Argentina eased the crisis but balked at accord, making cooperation at conferences tenuous.
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Congress
Navy
Republic
United States
Senate
Argentina
Uncle Sam
Singing in the bathtub and a barber ad ban bill
A musical authority extols tub singing as strengthening family life while a separate proposal in Michigan would ban all barber advertising. The text links social progress to laboratory research as industries and government pursue a better world.
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Michigan
Industry
Immigration quotas and civic knowledge quiz references
A compiled Q and A set answers common civics topics from immigration quotas trombone size and use to Harlem neighborhood names and stamp requirements. It covers Dante origin of Abandon all ye who enter here, postage rules, historic temperatures, D A R Constitution Hall costs, Farmer Labor origins, and semester word derivation.
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United States
New York
Hariem
Manhattan Island
Borough of
Manhattan
106Th Street
Harlem
Eighth Avenue
U. S
Miami
Fla
D. A. R. Constitution Hall
Washington, D. C
Farmer-Labor Party
Non- Partisan League
North Dakota
Farmer- Labor Party
Eee
Minnesota
Messenger Service Bureau Notice
An old notice instructs readers to enclose eight three cent stamps for questions of fact or information to The Messenger's Service Bureau in Washington. It notes medical service and extended research cannot be provided and directs mail to 1613 13th St. NW. Washington, D. C.
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Messenger’s Service Bureau
Washington
13Th St
D. C
Tes
Public Forum Letter Critics Liquor Ads and Morals
A reader from Middileport writes to The Messenger urging Christians to avoid modern papers carrying liquor ads and sensational images. He condemns scant clothing in Sunday papers and calls for more Bible reading and restraints on vice.
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the Messenger
Larkin A. Hysell
Middileport
Wilkesville Seniors Present Clever Play
Wilkesville reports a well presented senior class play A Family Disturbance to a crowded auditorium. Students and guests enjoyed a skating party, a wiener roast, and other social events this week. Eighth grade commencement set for Hamden Saturday with several local graduates attending.
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Wilkesville
Presbyterian Church
Katie Strong
Ray Cooper
Swisher
Columbia High School
Dewey Ellis
Harold
Helen
Delta May
Ironton
Curt Wilson
Elmer Patrick
Ernest Sheline
Fred Strong
Clarence Gray
Wellston
Russell Waltz
Walter Holliday
J. E. Strong
Hamden
May processions and graduation at St Bernard's School
Corning notes St Bernard's School hosts a May procession on Sunday at 7 30 p m crowning of the Blessed Mother and a sermon with Solemn Benediction. May 28 graduation exercises will present diplomas by Rev Anthony Tague. First eight grades plan a May Fes with The History of Music. Several regional visits and family gatherings are listed.
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Corning
St. Bernard’s School
Mother of God
Anthony Tague
Edward Wilson Retires After 48 Years on New York Central
Edward Wilson ends 48 years of service as engine inspector at the local New York Central roundhouse, marking a long career with the railroad.
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Edward Wilson
New York Central Railroad
Baccalaureate Service at United Brethren Church
A baccalaureate service is set for Sunday night May 21 at United Brethren Church Rev A C Shonkwiler will deliver the sermon The church mixed choir directed by Alice Mae Wilson will provide music
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United Brethren Church
A. C. Shonkwiler
Alice Mae Wilson
Miss Isabel Marshall Weekend at New Concord Home
Miss Isabel Marshall a high school teacher spent the weekend at her New Concord home. Mr and Mrs Vern Dunlap and Mr and Mrs Pryce Dunlap returned Saturday evening after a two day visit.
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Isabel Marshall
New Concord
Vern Dunlap
Pryce Dunlap
Morning at the Plaza Sparks Clues in French Case
Mary and Ladd dine and discuss the Janice French case after a tense night. Ladd plans a follow-up with Mary Franklin while reflecting on his past and growing attraction. Duke Martin remains a looming figure as the investigation continues.
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Mary
Janice French
Ladd
Central Park
Zelli’s
Paris
Duke Martin
Lower Fifth Avenue
Sam
Yassuh
Tom
Lad
Crassie
Fenelon
Jnmow
Mary Franklin
Corning Alumni Banquet and Dance Scheduled
Corning High School Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet and dance on Monday May 29 at 6 p m in the auditorium. Dick Trimbles Orchestra of Lancaster will provide the music. Mrs Jane Robison hosted a sewing club gathering Wednesday night with attendees including Helen Garrison Lu Brown Bess Cook Polly Roof Mary Evans Isabel Murray Joan Edwards and Mrs Robison.
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Corning High School Alumni Association
Dick Trimble
Orchestra of
Lancaster
Jane Robison
Helen Garrison
Lu Brown
Bess Cook
Polly Roof
Mary Evans
Isabel Murray
Joan Edwards
Mrs. Robison
Country Store and Poppy Day Planned by Local Groups
The M E Church Class 13 hosts a country store and jitney lunch in the church basement on Saturday May 27. Poppy Day will be observed the same day with Edna Dunlap, president of the Corning Unit American Legion Auxiliary, leading activities as volunteers sell poppies on the street.
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M. E. Church
Edna Dunlap
Corning
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Eye development in children and vision changes
Dr Morris Fishbein explains eye growth from birth to adulthood. The newborn eye is about 70 percent the size of an adult eye and lens remains spherical. Pupil size, iris color changes, and retina adaptation affect vision as children age. Regular eye tests and training promote binocular vision and proper eye use, with one eye often becoming dominant.
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W. S. Knighton
Bartlett Heads National White Shrine In Kansas City
Mrs. Mary E. Bartlett of Nelsonville was elected head of the national White Shrine at a convention in Kansas City. Delegates to the state meeting of the League of Women Voters included Mrs. John Dowler Mrs. H R McVay and Mrs. W V Daggett. Contracts were let for building the set at Run Bridge and the Friendship Music Club met at Riley Gaskill’s home on E Mulberry Street with Jean Clark Riley Gaskill Av arielle Spriggs and Mabel McBride on the program.
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Mary E. Bartlett
Nelsonville
National White Shrine
Kansas City
John Dowler
H. R. McVay
W. V. Daggett
The
League of Women Voters
Friendship Music Club
Riley Gaskill
E. Mulberry St
Jean Clark
Avarielle Spriggs
Mabel McBride
Pleasanton Notes Highlight Local Visits and Family Gatherings
Pleasanton residents report numerous visits across nearby towns. Mrs. Guy Edmundson of Wilkesville and Mrs. Elsie Helwig host and welcome family members. Mothers Day at Pleasanton M E Church drew a large crowd as the Helwig children gathered.
Memorial list notes fallen Athens County soldiers and local figures
Memorial list honors Athens County boys who died in service including Capt. E. T. Crossen and Walter F. Bean with many others. The piece lists varied sums tied to towns such as Athens Ames Lodi Trimble and Troy, cites sales at Ray's Dixie Dolls and Hibbard's Music Store advertising Edison records, and mentions visitors Misses Helen Morris and Helen Ludwick at Camp Sherman and Sgt Harold Heald returning from France.
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Athens County
Capt
E. T. Crossen
E. G. McLain
G. Dugan
Granville Sharp
Walter F. Bean
W. D. Cornell
Harry F. Collins
Knight
Milford F. Lasure
James Cox
Floyd Bolin
Walter Kelley
Lawrence Conrath
Jay Gabriel
Frank C. Cook
B. C. Howell
M.kline
Samuel Mathews
Ed Crammer
Helen Morris
Helen Ludwick
Camp Sherman
Harold Heald
Jewnee
France
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the Athens Messenger
Raymond Clapper
Bruce Catton
the Public Forum
By Galbraith
Emmett Dunlap
Texas
M. R. Brown
Walter Graf
Glennon
Columbus
Fred Roof
Henry Stoody
Anna Hermey
Henry Hermey
Anna Heckman
Los Angeles
Calif
Ralph Hardy
Mary Murray Floyd
Akron
Ann Heckman
Logan
Margaret Metzger
Rose Kelso
Paul Allen
Levy Ross
Charles Schlingerman
Heckman
Marietta
H. J. Grigsby
J. Grigsby
Chick Chariton
American Legion Home
Bergen Roof
Corning Personals
Janice
Fifth Avenue
Imonth
Herald
Teeneene 2
Syria
Hall Park
Gazette
Helen Worden
NEA Service. Inc
DR. Morris Fishbein
Run Bridge
Pleasanton
Alexander
Ames
Lee
Lodi
Trimble
Troy
Ray
Dixie Dolls
Athens Opera House
Hibbard
Edison Records
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