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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1954
Page
4
Hal Boyle sketches a lively 24 year old living in dreary London on a Sunday. The narrator imagines a simple afternoon routine with lighting a lamp and the option to step out to the cinema.
Analyzed is the shift from broad farm voting due to specialized farming sectors and government protections. Dairy and corn hog farmers show divergent political leanings amid mixed regional responses. The piece notes the 1954 election signals no uniform farm protest and highlights how policy and market shifts shape farmer incentives and party preferences.
The piece notes how state and county road crews work around the clock to keep highways clear for trucks, milk and other freight, school buses, and daily commuters. It highlights the reliance on gas taxes to fund maintenance, the dangers of sleet and ice, and the effort required to prevent travel disruption during harsh winters.
Dr George W Crane critiques public schools and argues that practical life skills are better taught by Scouts, 4-H and newspapers than by high school curricula. He claims most useful knowledge is learned outside school and questions how 85 percent of students fare without college.
Greg Seaver travels with Wade Datcerit and Rupert Lendusk an alien survivor in a moving tale of pursuit and survival. They drift through an industrial town as Rupert muses on American faith advertising and a future he seeks to shape while contemplating dangers ahead.
Restrictive influences urge a conservative path and careful work to avoid costly errors. Evening intellectual pursuits may be enjoyable and help convert a hobby into a business. If tomorrow is your birthday, career and finances look up with opportunities for expansion in coming months.
The Pocahontas Farm Women's Club met with Mrs. Dennis Roush as president Mrs. A P Roush became president for the coming year with vice president Harold Lewis secretary Elmer Newberry treasurer Jesse Brown and advisory member Gerald Rood. New officers were announced and plans for the year discussed along with lessons and hostesses. Refreshments with a Halloween theme were served to members including Mrs. Marcus Weaver A P Roush Mrs P E Roush Elmer Newberry Arnett Roush Harold Lewis Gerald B Rood and the Weaver and Newberry families.
Mrs Arnett Roush Clarence Blessing Mrs Jesse Brown and Mr and Mrs G B Rood attended the open house sponsored by the Student Council.
The St. Mark's Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Frank Mc Dermitt's home to cut carpet rags. They planned an all day meeting with a pot luck lunch at Mrs. Gerald Rood's home. Attendees included Mrs. Cora Roush Mrs. Hazel Roush Mrs. Mildred Roush Mrs. Myrtle Lewis guest Mrs. Catherine Newberry Steve Mike Mrs. Kathryn Rood Mrs. Wilda Blessing Mrs. Louise Robinson Frankie Danny Ricky and hostess Mrs. Goldie Mc Dermitt.
Mrs. Ada Rickard visited her mother Mrs. S. E. Slaughter and sons Ronald and Paul. Clara Robinson and several Mason residents stopped by the Elias home. Jesse Brown and Virginia Sharbough visited the Browns in Minersville while Loretta Roush visited Arnett Roush. A basket dinner honored Mrs Robert Roush with Jasper Roush and P. E. Roush in attendance.
Dr Edwin P Jordan explains epilepsy types petit mal and grand mal, plus non epileptic convulsions. The encephalograph aids diagnosis, aura signals an impending attack, and early diagnosis improves outlook as treatment advances. Family history raises risk, many children show seizures before age four.
A coast to coast temperance program will air Sunday from 7 to 7 30 p m led by the Rev Sam Morris in observance of World Temperance Sunday on ABC WCLU Columbus 1280 KC WSAZ Huntington 920 KC NBC WLW Cincinnati 700 KC CBS WBNS Columbus 1460 KC MBS WHKC Columbus 610 KC WATH Athens 1540 KC WJEH Gallipolis 980 KC WCHS Charleston 580 KC WPAR Parkersburg 1450 KC Other WMUA Marietta 1480 KC STATION WOUIL FM 91 5. A schedule lists morning and evening time blocks for numerous lines and programs across stations with news reports sports and entertainment.
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