The Athens Messenger Publisher Details and Rates
The Athens Messenger 1825 to 1920 lists publication details, editors, and advertising rates. It notes the paper is published daily excluding Saturday, with subscription options for Ohio regions Meigs Morgen Vinton Was h zones and various pricing.
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Athens Messenger
Craties H. Tia
Ameries New Per Publishers Association
Ohio
Daily Press Association
Ciated Press
Carre
Allie Gloe
Meigs
Morgen
Vinton
Chicago
Cleveland
Ichacger
Armistice Day conference flags steel shortages impact
At an Armistice Day conference, defense officials warned steel deliveries lag, with 14 shipways idle in October due to shortages in steel shapes and plates. Officials blamed delays by steelmakers and discussed potential coal strikes and the risk to defense production.
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William Knudsen
OPM
Land
Maritime Commission
United States
McCloy
Army
Navy
Forrestal
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem
Donald Nelson
SPAB
Steel Conference
The Jail Problem Remains
County finances face constraints as tax revenue shrinks and services pressure budgets. Citizens struggle to balance demands for jail repairs and sheriff’s offices with the need to live within income, while officials warn that economy alone won’t fix long standing deficits. Athens County drifts toward limited improvements as proposals falter.
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Court House
Patriot-Idea Employer Supports Soldiers with Job Assurance
George A. Mohlman of Springfield Massachusetts demonstrates patriotic industry by preserving wartime morale. His firm keeps in touch with servicemen sharing news of colleagues and personal details while guaranteeing job security after military discharge.
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George A. Mohlman
Springfield
Mass
Mohlman
Bill Smith
Sam
Russia Finland peace gambit hinges on Archangel rail link
Washington columnist Peter Edson explains the 200 mile Archangel Murmansk rail spur as crucial to delivering British and American war supplies to Soviet Russia. He notes Finnish control of 300 miles above Leningrad could block winter transit, complicating peace efforts while US influence and guarantees shape the outcome.
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Washington
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
White Sea
Archangel
Murmansk
Arctic Sea
Leningrad
Russia
Moscow
Finland
Arctic
Orient
East Karelia
Murmansk- Archangel
United States
Public Forum Letters Critique Beaverbrook Prophecy
Athens reader H. J. Smith comments in The Messenger letter debating Mr Beaverbrook's prophecy about a coming day of vengeance. He argues prophecy is of divine origin and cites Joel 2:2 and a biblical verse on God's wrath and earthly tremor. Athens, November 11.
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Fidhter
The
Messenger
Mr. Beaverbrook
Germany
H. J. Smith
Uncertain Friday Diary Reflections and Local Notices
The Messenger notes a diary writer’s Friday the Thirteenth woes from November ten years ago. Ohio Governor White forms a commission to study unemployment insurance to ease Ohio distress. Social and civic events include bridge at 2 University Terrace and a First Christian Church father and son banquet. Ohio University week of prayer and annexation discussions on Richland Avenue also appear with receptions at 30 Morris Ave.
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White
Ohio
M. E. Chatley
The
First Christian Church
First Snow in Athens Ends with Lasting Memory
Poem describes brown turning to white snow, soft crystalline flakes and a precursor to sledding. Welcomed by grateful townspeople, the scene contrasts cold beauty with fleeting melt then recalls the enduring memory of the first snow. Author Donald Fe Wynn signs from Athens Ohio.
Syracuse WSCS elects new officers and plans holiday sale
Syracuse WSCS met at the Methodist Church with devotions by Mrs. Orville Crooks. Miss Marcia Karr led the peace themed program and was elected president, with Miss Karr also delivering a book review. Officers include Mrs. Alice Capehart and Mrs. Ella Williams, and plans included buying Ann Wade products and a December Christmas dinner with gifts.
Langsville Social Roundup and Farewells
Langsville Ladies Aid Society met with Mrs. Ruth Palmer for a farewell as the Palmers plan to move to Columbus where Mr. Palmer has work. Several guests from Columbus Johnstown and Charleston visited local families over the weekend. A birth announced for Nov 8 by Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morris.
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Langsville
Bruce Morris
Deanna
C. E. Denny
Wilkesville
Gallia Pickens
Charleston
T. M. Pickens
Anna Miller
Maynard Davis
Walter Canode
Athens
Nina Steele
Star Hall
Clair Nelson
Laird Rivalry Threatens College Team Drama
Star footballer Pete Laird clashes with captain George Landers after a publicity driven romance entangles Stephanie Stevens and Anne Humphreys. Landers suffers a shoulder strain but vows the team will win the remaining games as Dugan and Lester confront the mutinous players.
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Stephanie Stevens
Pete Laird
George Landers
Dinty Dugan
Anne Humphreys
George
Anne
Pete
Northwestern
California
Stephanie
Boots
Landers
Lester
Dugan
Laird
Toots
Roskauer
Minnesota
Fellows
Locke
Minersville News Notes Highlights Local Families and Visitors
Mrs. Earl Hartenbach spent Sunday in Athens with her son Earl and wife after the death of her sister Mrs. Fanny Amberger in Pomeroy. A son born Monday night to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hartenbach of Athens. Mrs. Annie Thomas, 76, ill, slowly improving at her son Will Thomas's home. Mrs. Norman McCallum visited Pt Pleasant with her father George Childs who has been ill. Margaret McCallum, an OU Athens student, visited home for weekend. Rev. Mary Marshal of Rutland sang at Sunday school with concertina accompaniment. A Baptist trio from Pomeroy performed earlier. Rev. Taylor preached at the Methodist church. Ernest Imboden, injured at a nearby mine, is improving. Bert Karr Jr. in Michigan army training camp visited his parents. Charlie Ray Hysell, in Texas, spent time at home. Mrs. Selma Rizur bought the Grueser house near White Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Will Dean and children visited from Columbus with Mrs. Elizabeth Grueser. Maud Grueser will visit briefly. Miss Jennie Rees returned home after visiting Aubrey family.
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Minersville
Earl Hartenbach
Athens
Earl
Fanny Amberger
Pomeroy
Annie Thomas
Will Thomas
Norman McCallum
Pt. Pleasant
George Childs
Margaret McCallum
O. U
Mary Marshal
Rutland
Methodist
The
Baptist Church
George Daniels
Mildred Ohlinger
Rice
Taylor
Methodist Church
Ernest Imboden
Bert Karr, Jr
Michigan
Bert Karr Sr
Charles Ray Hysell
Texas
Charles Hysell
Selma Rizur
Selma Grueser
White Rock
Will Dean
Betty
Billy
Columbus
Elizabeth Grueser
Freda Grueser
Grafton Grueser
Mrs. Dean
Maud Grueser
Jennie Rees
Elizabeth
Morgan Aubrey
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John L. Lewis
National Defense Mediation Board
Lewis
Mediation Board
United Mine Worker
Detroit
Sidney Hillman
Hitler
State Department
Athens County
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Athens, Ohio
Public Forum
Louis I. Brown
University Terrace
Ohio University
Richland Avenue
City of
C. M. Copeland
George E. McLaughlin
Margaret L. Tilley
Copeland
Morris Ave
Helen McLauchlin
Poet's Corner
Donald FE. Wynn
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
U.S. Pat
Syracuse
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Orville Crooks
Marcia Karr
Ann Wade
F. A. Shumway
William Houdashelt
J. E. Carleton
Frank Capehart
Alice Capehart
Ella Williams
Clara Roberts
Nelle Shumway
Elizabeth Hysell
Henry Zeiher
van Johnson
W.S. C.S
Syracuse Presbyterian Church
Irving Karr
Parkersburg
John Gilmore
Kathryn Holmes
Mayme Holmes
Morgan Dean
Marvin Roberts
Hamden
A. M. Roberts
Fay Will
A. L. Flanagan
George Baer
Forest Run
Ira Fleming
Norentha
Joe Quisenberry
Junction City
Christian Baer, Sr
Ben F. Quisenberry
J. L. Buckley
H. L. Carr
Middleport
Mary Karr
Langsville Group
BY Burton Benjamin
Chapter
Pat Lester
Socko
Wonsocki
Joey Anderson
Billy Conn
Joe Louis
Bill
Sheridan
Coach
Anderson
Mike Tullio
Dan Halloway
Ed Fontaine
Minersville News
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