Fear Is Basis of Russia's Actions
Dr. E Stanley Jones told Kiwanis Rotary and Lions clubs that war with Russia would end in four hours with atomic destruction. He warned Russia is frightened and seeks the atomic secret, urged extending democracy and equal opportunity, and called for ending race discrimination as part of a new Christian society. He outlined seven steps toward universal democracy and noted next talks and sermons in Athens Ohio.
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Russia
Jones
Combined Service Clubs
E. Stanley Jones
Kiwanis
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Greece
Turkey
Mexico
Dr. Jones
America
United States
Harold F. Kellogg
Athens
Athens County
First Methodist Church
Q-99 Health Tonic Promises Ease and Vitality
An old advertisement touts Q-99 as a stomachic, carminative, mild laxative and kidney diuretic with Vitamin B-1 to ease nervousness and promote sleep. It claims relief from constipation and scant kidney elimination, improving comfort and appearance. Available at Quick's with two sizes priced $1.25 and $2.25. mail orders add 20c.
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Quick’s
Begg To Speak At Sectional Buyers Meet In Columbus
Harry M. Begg purchasing agent for The McBee Co in Athens will speak on Paper at a combined regional meeting of northern and southern Ohio Educational Buyers Association held Thursday at Deshler-Wallick Hotel Columbus The meeting chaired by W H Herbert Ohio University purchasing agent draws over 50 attendees from 38 colleges and universities Begg a McBee associate since 1930 will also discuss purchasing duties and holds roles as assistant plant manager and former Tri State Purchasing Agents Association president Plans discussed for the Educational Buyers Association national convention in Columbus next May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Begg
McBee Co
Athens
Ohio
Educational Buyers Association
Deshler-Wallick
Columbus
W. H. Herbert
Ohio University
Begg
McBee’s
Tri-State Purchasing Agents Association
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Tri-State Organization
The
Doan's Pills Help Kidney Trouble Says Ad
An advertisement claims tired kidneys cause backache and other symptoms. It promotes Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic used for over 50 years to flush waste from the blood and relieve pain. It urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Nature
Doan
Life and Death Choice Looms At OU Convocation
Dr. E Stanley Jones told Ohio University students that a life and death choice will probably be made within ten years due to atomic energy. He urged unity of science and religion to guide humanity toward a better world through spiritual power backed by scientific progress. He argued there is no real conflict between science and religion and urged modern people to balance quantitative life with qualitative belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stanley Jones
Ohio University
Dr. Jones
God
Employment of Disabled Vets Is Advocated
Veterans Administration officials urged employers in southern and central Ohio to help locate training opportunities for disabled veterans. Frank E. August, VA Regional Office manager in Cincinnati, appealed to industry to set up rehabilitation training facilities under Public Law 16. He emphasized that more training options are needed for veterans to enter vocational rehabilitation programs and invited plants to contact the local VA office at 8 President St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Administration
Ohio
Frank E. August
Cincinnati
Congress
August
Veteran's Administration Office
Births and Admissions at Shelterin g Arms Hospital
Dr and Mrs Robert Main of Athens welcome a daughter. Admissions include Robert Budd Athens with major surgery Henry Brown Athens major surgery Merrill Riggles Athens minor case and Mrs Anna Juniper Nelsonville medical Also Mrs Elaine Matters Athens Mrs Vivien Gold Wellston medical Joyce Gold Wellston medical Mrs Lola Darnell Wellston dismissed Andy Kastely and son Athens Dr W B Hartnell Athens
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Robert Main
Athens
Robert Budd
Gery
Henry Brown
Merrill Riggles
Anna Juniper
Nelsonville
Elaine Matters
Vivien Gold
Wellston
Joyce Gold
Lola Darnell
Andy Kastely and Son
W. B. Hartnell
Fall Rains and Cold Weather Persist in Athens
Athens rains and colder weather continued with .85 inches of rainfall yesterday and a low of 49 degrees. The high reached 54, and at 10 am the temperature was 53 as the Hocking River rose to 3.30 feet per local observer Mrs. C. N. France.
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Athens
Hocking
C. N. France
Guard Plans Smoker and Recruiting Party in Athens
The national guard unit of Athens will hold a combined smoker and recruitment event during the regular Thursday drill period. Capt. Erle Bridgewater Jr. announced the plans and invited all interested in joining the national guard to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Athens
Erle Bridgewater, Jr
Two Fined by Mayor After Police Arrests
Two fines of five dollars and costs each were imposed in mayor s court Monday. Schuyler Keith Tuthill, 19, of 114 Mill Street, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and Orpha Rast, 49, of 20 S Shafer Street, pleaded guilty to intoxication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayor’s Court
Schulyer Kieth Tuthill
Mill St
Orpha Rast
S. Shafer St
Divorce Granted to Mrs Orpha Ayers in Glouster Case
In a Common Pleas Court decree Floyd Ayers of Glouster Route 4 loses marriage to Orpha Ayers. The 1925 marriage produced two minor children. Grounds cited include gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.
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Floyd Ayers
Orpha Ayers
Common Pleas Court
Ayers
Athens County Election Board Delays Unofficial Returns
The Athens County Board of Elections will not publish unofficial tabulations for city village township and school posts or levies. Clerk J E Barker said results will not be available tonight and that only state issue counts will be telephoned to headquarters. Officials plan to rush state reports to Columbus and may reconvene Thursday to tally remaining results. The Messenger seeks to publish any unofficial Tuesday results in Wednesday’s edition. Residents reported heavy voting in the city and lighter activity at city hall.
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Athens County Board of Elections
J. E B. Barker
Barker
Edward Hummoell
Election Board
Court House
Columbus
Residents challenge 1940 gas line ruling before county board
Beaty questions the authorization of a two inch gas line along Luhrig Union Road claiming non burial and driveway interference. Prosecuting Attorney to rule on board’s prior decision as the county funds cover overdrafts and relief expenses totaling over 13 thousand in bills.
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Luhrig Union Road
County Road 9
Board of County Commissioners
Carol L. Beaty
Commissioners
F. J. O'Mara
Union
O'Mara
Beaty
Board of Commissioners
Gordon Gray
Ralph Elliott
OU Vets Receive First Subsistence Checks
Veterans at Ohio University began receiving their subsistence checks from the Cincinnati VA office. Light blue cards arrived by morning mail and moved through the post office by day’s end. The payments cover school to October end, with summer and post school amounts included. About 98 percent are slated to receive checks this week. two percent need further review. Those using the VA Coordinators office as a mailing address should pick up checks promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Cincinnati
Veterans’ Administration
Former Athens Woman Dies in Huntington W V
Mrs. Alice Jennings Owens 71 former Athens resident died Monday in Huntington West Virginia per her brother Charles Wood. She moved to Huntington 20 years ago and is survived by two brothers Ed Wood Glasgow Mont and Perry Wood Parkersburg along with three sisters and a son. Funeral services are set for Wednesday noon in Huntington then burial at W Union Street Cemetery Athens.
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Alice Jennings Owens
Athens
Huntington
W.va
Charles Wood
Forest St
Owens
Jackson Wood
Ed Wood
Glasgow
Mont
Tillie Penrod
Columbus
Gertie Vernon
Bellefontaine
Georgie Bates
George Jennings
Perry Wood
Parkersburg
W. Union St. Cemetery
Canaan Grange Elects Officers for Year 2437
Canaan Grange 2437 announced by secretary Mabel L. Mansfield the officers elected at a recent meeting. Lucy H. Sutton is master, Donald Dean Mansfield overseer, Mary J. Halbirt lecturer, Roger Williams steward, Donald Bennett assistant steward, Selma Mansfield chaplain, Merwin Mansfield treasurer, Louis Williams gate keeper, Edna Williams Ceres, Nelle Halbirt Pomona, Dora Channel Flora, Doris Bennett lady assistant steward. Executive Committee lists Merwin Mansfield three years, Louis Williams two years, Frank Halbirt one year.
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Canaan Grange
Mabel L. Mansfield
Lucy H. Sutton
Donald Dean Mansfield
Mary J. Halbirt
Roger Williams
Donald Bennett
Selma Mansfield
Merwin Mansfield
Louis Williams
Edna Williams
Ceres
Nelle Halbirt
Pomona
Dora Channell
Flora
Doris Bennett
Frank Halbirt
Albany Man Fined in Intoxication Case
Clarence Ash, 58, Albany Route 1, pled guilty in mayor's court to an intoxication charge filed by city police. He was fined $5 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Clarence Ash
Prayer Band to Meet at Graham Chapel
Graham Chapel Prayer Band will meet Thursday at the home of Mrs. Mary Hawk with Mrs. Effie Chapman as leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Chapel
Mary Hawk
Effie Chapman
Honor Roll error at Athens High misprints Robert Bigley
The Messenger published a list of Athens High School honor roll students on Monday and listed Robert Bigley where the correct name should read Robert Bigley. The correction was noted today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens High School
the Messenger
Robert Bigley
Township Annexation and Lighting Study Approved
City Council passed an ordinance annexing about 70 acres of Athens Township and authorized a study of a Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. proposal for street lights on Union and Washington Streets. The action follows a request by Attorney Lawrence G. Worstell Jr. for himself and two other owners, with land near Peach Ridge and Strouds Run roads. Council also discussed tax duplicate filings for city property and required improvements reporting to the county auditor within 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Union
Washington Streets
Lawrence G. Worstell, Jr
Co. B. Nye
Rose Rutherford
Peach Ridge
Strouds Run
Cable Lane
Ralph Elliott
Worstell
Oscar Fulton
Court St
Harvey G. Householder
Wade Bean
City Service Safety Directors Office
Athens Baker Fined for Sugar Rationing Violations
U S District Judge Harry E Watkins fined Athens Ohio bakery owner Francis X Rauch Sr 5000 after he pled guilty to violating sugar rationing rules. Rauch admitted buying about 138 100 pound bags of black market sugar from Huntington men as part of a five state ring centered in Huntington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
Francis X. Rauch, Sr
Athens
U. S
Harry E. Watkins
Rauch
Department of Agriculture
FBI
Watkins
Arnold V. Perry
Near
Barboursville
Perry
County Grange Plans for National Event
Athens County delegates Mrs. Bessie Warehime and C. H. Copeland will attend state and national Grange meetings in Columbus November 10 to 20 as announced by State Deputy Everett H. Carbaugh. Nine county high school girls may also attend the national meeting for seventh degree activities and a fifth degree class will be prepared in Meigs County with the Athens County Pomona Grange degree team assisting. Tickets are obtainable from subordinate grangemasters or Carbaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Warehime
C. H. Copeland
Athens County
Columbus
Everett H. Carbaugh
Carbaugh
Meigs County
Pomona Grange
Harrisonville High School
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R. B
Sary
Bank of Athens
Athens, Ohio
Cussins & Fearn
N. Court St
Speaker
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gibson
Athens Pharmacy
S. Court St
Athens, O
Asebee
Culligan
Athens Ice & Storage Co
Athens Town
Athens Baker
U.S
County Grange
Srringer
Barre
Barre Guild
Gail D. Fisher
Berry Hotel
Otarion Hearing Aid Center
E. State St
VNA
Pennzoil
Pahang
Pennzip
Pennzoil Motor
Mathews Oil Company
Racine
B. Jones
Guysville
Beasley & Mathews, Inc
Mickle Tire & Accessory Co
Willams & Son
Zimmers
Glouster, Ohio
Chas. W. McCall
Murray City
Ben Williams Pennzoil
Sta. Jackson
Wellston Motors
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