Altes Uhle and Publication Details from Athens Paper 1896
Publication data shows Altes and Uhle established 1825 with Frederick W. Bush publisher from 1896. Weekly weekday issues and a moral edition by Enger Publishing with Gordon K. Bush as publisher and GM. Notes AP membership, subscription rates by carrier and mail, and overseas service guidelines. Board and service details include Ohio and national representatives. Obituary and card notices priced nominally. Entered in Athens Ohio post office as second‑class matter under 1918 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altes, Uhle
Frederick W. Bush
Enger Publishing
V. Gordon K. Bush
Gen. Mgr
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Ohio Newsation
Associated Press
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
New Start on an Old Problem Promises Calm Labor Debate
The new Republican Congress is expected to propose labor reform early in the term. Senator Ball outlines a strategy favoring separate bills, mediation upgrades, and protections for management, with a aim to avoid partisan gridlock and seek White House approval.
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Republican Congress
PAC
Democratic Party
Senator Ball
Minnesota
White House
Ball
Truman
Congress
Still Uncertain Economy Marks 1946 Ten Months
A 1946 outlook notes high peacetime production and record farm output while auto and construction lag. Civilian employment and national income stay near wartime peaks, yet business sentiment tilts gloomy with fears of a recession. Causes include stock market decline and postwar controls tying wage and price policies, delaying full demobilization.
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Washington
Lewis strategy aims to shift coal mines back to private hands
In a study of the John L. Lewis plan, the article argues the strike threat aimed to pressure the Truman administration to return mines to private operators under favorable terms for the miners. It details political constraints, the role of the Smith Connally law, and potential mediation as a path to a new contract between operators and the miners union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John L. Lewis
Kentucky
West Virginia
Congress
Lewis
Coal Miners’ Union
Great Britain
Trades Union Congress of Britain
United States
America
Clothing Prices and Shortages Loom in Washington Outlook
Peter Edson reports that cuts in government controls could push clothing prices 15 to 20 percent above prewar levels until Easter. Clothing costs now exceed 1939 by 60 percent with wool up 50 percent and cotton 92 percent. labor shortages restrict supply even as production rises toward 28 million suits.
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Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gloomy prewar output hopes for auto industry rebound
A Cleveland Trust Co report notes strong demand for cars while the key industry struggles to reach prewar output. A naturalist wonders why a sea gull flock crossed Ohio skies. A columnist asks what happened to the forgotten man, implying ongoing Republican alignment.
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Cleveland Trust Co
Ohio
Meeting of 107 Attended Chauncey Brotherhood session
One hundred seven men attended the Athens County Church of Christ Mens Brotherhood gathering at the First Church of Christ in Chauncey on Thursday night. Officers elected were Ralph Shafer New Marshfield president Andriew Simpkins Chauncey vice president and Earl Gardner Chauncey secretary treasurer.
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Chauncey
Athens County
Church of Christ Mens Brotherhood
Church of Christ
Earl Johnson
Trimble
Earl Gardner
Ralph Shafer
New Marshfield
Andriew Simpkins
Mr. Gardner
W. W. Wallace
Charles Wallace
Glouster
Wilbur Young
Athens
Gilbert Courtney
Charles Caffrey
the Plains
Plains Methodist Church
Wilbur Fish
Columbus
First Christian Church
Chauncey Church
Vernon couple marks 60th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vernon celebrated their 60th anniversary at home on Hill Street Glouster with five children in attendance. Harold Norris Grace Williams Grace Williams Amesville Mary Carpenter and Clyde Vernon visited. couple received new lounging chairs as gifts. Married November 17 1886 in Bern Township Athens County they moved to Glouster around 1900. He was a Standard Oil distribution agent from 1908 to 1928.
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Glouster
C. A. Vernon
Harold
Bessie Norris
Akron
Grace Williams
Hebbardsville
Mary Carpenter
Amesville
Clyde
Hill St
Vernon
Bern Township
Athens County
Standard Oil Co
Meeting Date Changed For Priscilla Circle 2
The Priscilla Class Circle No 2 of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday at 8 pm at Mrs. Ralph Hines home on Spring Street The meeting date for the session has been moved to November 20 due to a date change.
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Glouster
Priscilla
Methodist Church
Ralph Hines
Spring St
OES Members Attend Friendship Night in Shawnee
Members of Thea Chapter OES attended Friendship Night at Blue Bell Chapter in Shawnee on Thursday. Attendees included Mrs. Glenna Reese, Mrs. Eleanor Anderson, Mrs. Mary Binderbasin, Mrs. Maxine Linscott, and Mrs. Eileen Leake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glouster
Thea Chapter
OES
Blue Bell
Shawnee
Glenna Reese
Eleanor Anderson
Mary Binderbasin
Maxine Linscott
Eileen Leake
Chauncey Auxiliary Meeting Postponed After Carnival
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary of the UMW postpones its Tuesday night meeting for one week due to the Chauncey Dover high school carnival. Announcement by Mrs. Hazel Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover
Chauncey Ladies Auxiliary
UMW
Hazel Perry
Dorcas Society Meeting Planned at Judith Williams Home
Dorcas society schedules Tuesday night gathering at Mrs. Judith Williams residence with Mrs. Lacey McNutt leading the program. The event aims to discuss society activities and community service projects.
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Chauncey — Dorcas Society
Judith Williams
Lacey McNutt
Aca
Funeral services for Charles A McLeod
Funeral services for Charles A. McLeod 45 former Trimble Township resident who died in Sheltering Arms Hospital were held Friday at 2 p m in Ferndale Church of Christ. Rev Gilbert Courtney officiated with Charles S Bradfield and sisters Helen Courtney and Lucille Sanders singing three hymns. Burial followed at W Union Street cemetery. Survivors include his wife Marie a son Bruce a daughter Mrs Ernest McCall a granddaughter sister Mrs Louis Antle Trimble and a stepfather and half siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Charles A. McLeod
Trimble Township
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ferndale Church of Christ
Gilbert Courtney
Charles S. Bradfield
Helen Courtney
Lucille Sanders
W. Union St
Marie
Bruce
Ernest McCall
Louis Antle
Trimble
Mrs Hill Hosts Millfield Needle Club Meeting
CHAUNCEY Members of the Millfield Needle Club were entertained by Mrs Ida Hill. The next meeting will be Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Edith McDaniel. Refreshments served to listed members.
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Chauncey
Millfield Needle Club
Ida_ Hill
Edith McDaniel
Nellie Brookins
Donna Thomas
Kathryn McDaniel
Elizabeth Robinett
Mabel Smith
Jessie Fulton
Bertha Sanders
Edith Heffken
Ollie Brookins
Elizabeth Patton
Ida Hill
Loyal Women's Class Plans Thursday Meeting at 1 P M
Mrs Carl Shafer president of the Loyal Women's Class of the Church of Christ says the group will meet Thursday at 1 p m instead of Wednesday at the home of Mrs Andrew Jackson on May Avenue. Program leader will be Mrs Inez Nye.
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Chauncey
Carl Shafer
Loyal Women’s
Church of Christ
Andrew Jackson
May Ave
Inez Nye
Oakdale Friendship Circle Hosts Glouster Meeting
Mrs. Nora Lee Moore hosted the Oakdale Friendship Circle in Glouster with co hosts Mrs. Nell Hillyer and Mrs. Leta Westfall. Prizes went to Geneva Jewell and Della Loomis with Zenith Jewell winning the Mystery Box. The next meeting will be at Madge Harry’s home with Rosa Love Mae Losey and Ida Burris as co-hostesses.
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Glouster
Nora Lee Moore
Oakdale
Glouster News Totals Weekend Visits by Columbus Guests
Glouster residents hosted visitors from Columbus and surroundings over the weekend. Ohio State students Jack Turner Robert Wilson and Robert K Bryson spent time at local homes while Elizabeth Anna Munden enjoyed a family visit with her mother Mrs. E E Munden.
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Frank Ferguson
Columbus
Sarah Jonas
E. K. Bryson
Clarence Gusman
Irene Elliott
M. M. Bryson
Marion Elliott
Loyal Women of Glouster Meet at Mrs Ager Home
The Loyal Women’s Class of the Church of Christ will gather at the home of Mrs. Il Ager in Glouster for a regular meeting. Members are to bring care items for the church outreach and plan the week’s activities.
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Glouster
Church of Christ I
Iil Ager
Glouster Masons to Honor Los Angeles Death of member
Ernest Jones of Glouster reports R. J. Thompson died in Los Angeles and will be brought to Columbus for funeral services. Glouster F and A M requests Nevacacia Lodge Columbus to oversee the service at Glenn Myers funeral home. Thompson long operated a local business and was a 50 year Masonic member.
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Glouster
Ernest Jones
D. A. Riser
Los Angeles
Calif
Glouster Masonic Lodge
R. J. Thompson
Columbus
Glouster Lodge
F.&a.m
Nevacacia Masonic Lodge
Glenn Myers
Mr. Thompson
Gamwell Brothers
Masonic Lodge
C. E. Phillips Quits Post at J-T School
C. E. Phillips resigns as janitor of Jacksonville Trimble High School after four years citing poor health. He has been homebound for six weeks. Malcolm Higgins has been substituting during his absence. board to name a successor at next meeting.
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Glouster
C. E. Phillips
Jacksonville- Trimble High School
Board of Education
Phillips
Malcolm Higgins
Phillip
Senior Progressive Study Club Meeting Planned
The Senior Progressive Study Club will meet at Mrs. B. R. Angle's home Tuesday at 7 30 p m Esther Dailey of the Athens County Tubercular Association will speak.
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Glouster
Progressive Study Club
B. R. Angle
Esther Dailey
Athens County Tubercular Association
UMWA Auxiliary to Meet in K P Hall Tuesday
The Ladies Auxiliary of the UMWA will convene at K of P Hall Tuesday at 7 p m. A potluck lunch follows the meeting.
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Glouster
The
UMWA
K. of P. Hall
Mingo Junction Man Arrested for Speeding
James D. Dean of Mingo Junction was arrested by Gallipolis State Highway Patrol on Route 7 speeding 65 mph Friday evening. He forfeited a $10 bond after failing to appear in Gallipolis Municipal Court Sunday morning.
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Gallipolis
James D. Dean
Mingo Junction
Pennington
Tularemia risks and prevention in wild rabbits and handling
Dr. William A. O'Brien explains tularemia spread by wild rabbits and rodents, risk to hunters, forms of illness, and outcomes. Prevention includes careful handling, cooking meat, vaccines for workers, rubber gloves, and delaying hunting season until insect carriers abate. The article notes low fatality, possible streptomycin use, and slow recovery in convalescence.
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Tulare
Calif
Gallipolis Woman Struck By Auto Saturday Night
Mrs. Max Tawney of 154 First Ave was treated at Holzer Hospital for cuts and bruises after being struck by a car driven by Melford Snoot of Chesapeake as she crossed Second Ave at Court St at 845 pm Snoot appeared to have a green light and was accompanied by Jeanne Malaspina of Huntington WV No charges were filed She was taken to the hospital by Robert Bunce of Gallipolis A second incident at Second Ave and Pine St at 505 pm involved a trailer truck driven by Ward Wheeler of Spruce Sr and William Cantrell of 106 Second Ave No damage reported by police
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Gallipolis
Max Tawney
First Ave
Holzer Hospital
Melford Snoot
Chesapeake
Second Ave
Court St
Snoot
Jeanne Malaspina
Huntington
W. Va
Tawney
Robert Bunce
Pine St
Ward Wheeler
Spruce Sr
William Cantrell
Church Conference Attended by Pastor in Des Moines Iowa
The Rev. Edwards H. Dickinson of Rio Grande with Mrs Dickinson Miss Ruth Thomas of Little Kyger Mr J C Andrews of Coolville and Rev Ralph Miller of Oak Hill returned Friday evening from a convocation of the Church of Town and Country at Des Moines Iowa.
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Gallipolis
Edwards H. Dickinson
Rio Grande
Congregational Christian Churches
Ohio
Hard Freeze Prospects Loom for Gallia County
In Gallipolis Ohio Valley, a hard freeze was likely Sunday night with temperatures dipping to the low 20s by dawn Monday. The day had seen readings in the mid to lower 40s before the rapid cooling began.
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Gallipolis
Ohio Valley
Bell Telephone bills paid after hours at Kerr Drug Store
Gallipolis The Bell Telephone Co announces customers may pay bills after office hours at C D Kerr Drug Store located at 324 Second Ave. This new payment option provides after hours service for billing.
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Gallipolis
Bell Telephone Co
C. D
James Gibbs Transfers to Marietta Patrol Post
Gallipolis is relieved as James Gibbs leaves the Gallipolis patrol after eight months to join the Marietta State Highway Patrol station. The vacancy is filled by Carl E. Freeman of Columbus. Gibbs wife and family stay in Middleport while Gibbs relocates. Freeman is a Navy veteran who begins duties in Gallipolis, with Gibbs previously serving in Meigs County and Wartime posts in Athens Marion Findlay and Bellevue.
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Gallipolis
James 8. Gibbs
Marietta
Carl E. Freeman
Columbus
John Freeman
Logan
Gibbs
Meigs County
Middleport
Wooster
Athens
Marion
Findlay
Bellevue
Freeman
Gale
Contractors Complete Jobs in Community
The L. P. Cavett Co. finished resurfacing at the Evan's Terminal Garage and the J. W. Mootz Baking Co. in Gallipolis. A driveway was resurfaced and an alley between First and Second Avenues in the 400 block received an oil coating.
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Gallipolis
L. P. Cavett Co
Evan's Terminal
J. W. Mootz Baking Co
First
Second Avenues
Marriage Licenses Issued in Gallia County
Gallia County issued marriage licenses Friday to Burdell J. Faith 26 clerk Bladen and Eloise E. Gooderham 23 Crown City. Herschel Blankenship 21 U S Marine Corps Cheshire and Wanda K. Lawson 19 Cheshire.
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Gallipolis
Gallia Coun Ty
Burdell J. Faith
Clerk
Bladen
Eloise E. Gooderham
Crown City
Herschel Blankenship
U.S. Marine Corps
Cheshire
Wanda K. Lawson
Parkersburg Project Involves Gallipolis Masonry Work
Dave Mehl, a Gal lipolis brick mason and contractor, handles brick and foundation work on 40 houses under construction at Parkersburg. The project is estimated to span several months before completion.
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Gallipolis
Dave Mehl
Gal Lipolis
Parkersburg
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Mrs. Hill
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Oakdale Friendship Circle
Glouster Mason
California
J-T School
William A. O'Brien
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By Galbraith
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