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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1944
Page
4
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A long discussion argues the 1944 Ohio governor race exposure of split Republican leadership. The piece contends State Chairman Ed Schorr favored James G Stewart, kept Paul Herbert in to block Tom Herbert, and implies intra party rivalries aided Democrat Lausche. It also touches on broader anti isolationist currents and postwar policy debates shaping 1946 politics.
The article discusses postwar diplomacy pressures as Roosevelt faces a Congress seen as isolationist, with predictions of gains by opponents undermined by service and labor groups. It contemplates the world security organization, the Big Three dynamics, and the president’s challenge to maintain popular support amid Senate treaty approvals and diplomatic secrets. It notes Stalin and Churchill shaping Eastern Hemisphere plans and questions domestic confidence in foreign policy.
Glouster will sell benefit football tickets at one dollar each on Thanksgiving Day at two o clock. Proceeds fund a memorial with an estimated cost of two thousand dollars, raised by Trimble Township citizens through free will offerings. A meeting of the Trimble Township War Loan Committee is set for this evening at eight o'clock in the mayor's office, with Mr. Humphrey addressing.
Glouster Social Notes report Garden Club meeting at Walnut Hill with lantern slide lectures on Flower Arrangement of the New York Flower Show and Fall and Winter Effects in the Garden read by Mrs. C. E. Haskins. Club votes $10 to National War Relief Fund, cancels December meeting, and declines prizes for outside Christmas decorations. Junior Progressive Study Club plans $2 to National War relief, features paper by Marret Dunlevy and town program planning for year. Also notes OES chapter meeting and local personal notes, with Masons to meet at Glouster Lodge for Entered Apprentice degree.
Rothwell Club gathers at Mrs. John S. Blower’s home. Mrs. C. E. Turner presents a paper on India covering Hinduism and Gandhi, noting Indian uplift from service members overseas. Tea follows with several members thanked. next meeting set for November 30 at Mrs. HF Kittle’s home.
Mr and Mrs N Z Brown of Trimble report son Jack Brown, a Purple Heart recipient, served 20 months with 45th Division in Africa and Italy, transferred to engineers, later France with Patton’s Seventh Army, and earned a Presidential citation. Verdun Love, son of Mrs Carl Love, is on a 15 day furlough from the Air Corps.
Plains High School lists honor roll members across seventh to twelfth grades and notes a November 7 election in American Government class with Roosevelt winning nationally. Junior class selects Two Minutes to Go as play, with a large cast. First basketball game set for November 14 against Hollister, followed by a fall festival on November 20. Also reports Turkish Ambassador Ertegun’s death and hog market drop in Chicago with price ceiling concerns.
Chauncey district hosts Sixth Victory Loan Drive meeting at 5 at City Building. Max Wilson of Chauncey to chair the committee. Herman Humphrey county chairman will discuss the drive and distribute literature. Committee members urged to attend.
Funeral services for Clarence C. Patton aged 55 husband of Geneva Woodrow Patton, Chauncey area, died suddenly of a heart attack Thursday night. Services were Sunday at his mother’s Wellston home with burial in Wellston Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, mother Rebecca Patton, two sisters, three Wellston brothers, and one Chauncey brother. He had worked at Chauncey Mine 25, New York Coal Company. Revival services continue nightly at Chauncey Church of God with evangelist Gilbert Swart of Newark. Clarence Way is church pastor. Community notices include local hospital stay and area visits. Loyal Women’s Class November meeting at Glouster with potluck.
Adrian Wade III Chauncey is ill at his home on West Main Street. He recently visited Osteopathic Hospital in Marietta for dental extractions and has been in poor health for several weeks. His wife Selah accompanied him to Marietta.
Chauncey announces the approaching marriage of Kathleen to Henry Lincoln Love and notes Esther Class of the 1% ceremony at County Church with minister C Courtney. Also reports a Bandboosters meeting at the high school, a weekly quilting session by the Ladies Aid Society, and church events in Chauncey.
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