The Athens Messenger and Herald Page Four Public Notices
Public notices and publishing details from The Athens Messenger and Herald include subscription rates, publication policy, and staff credits. The piece lists pricing: One year four fifty, six months two fifty, ten weeks one dollar, and weekly fifteen cents. It notes Associated Press affiliation and national representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Messenger
Frederick W. Bush
Athens Messenger & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bush
Charles H. Morris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Focal News
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
National Newspaper Week Emphasizes Free Press Value
The piece urges citizens to observe National Newspaper Week October 1 through 8 and reflect on the vital role of newspapers in preserving freedom of speech and a free press. It notes publishers’ dedication to public welfare and the duty of every citizen to protect liberties and truth in journalism.
Federal coal mine inspection law promises stronger safety
The new federal law gives the mines bureau joint jurisdiction with state departments to promote safety. Federal inspectors will enter mines, publish findings at the mine mouth, and recommend urgent corrections. Reports will be accessible to the public, and local safety committees will police compliance.
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Federal Mines Bureau
Federal Bureau
Inter-dependence Day for Liberty and Free Enterprise
In a call for shared sacrifice during a national emergency, the piece argues liberty must be preserved by all Americans and temporary controls should end after the crisis. It emphasizes Roosevelt’s point that free labor rights rely on free enterprise and warns against any group exploiting the crisis for unfair gains.
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America
Roosevelt
Coat Hanger Crisis Sparks War Warnings
The piece notes a scarcity of twisted wire coat hangers as a wartime sacrifice. It quips that if all cluttered hangers were collected and remade into steel, they could build 489 tanks 16 battleships 25 cruisers and a Swiss watch. It treats the shortage with a light tone about public sacrifices.
Grace as Continuous Light from God
A compact reflection likens grace to light that comes from God continually, just as daylight comes from the sun from dawn to dusk. The comparison underscores constant divine provision rather than a one time mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jonathan Edwards
Raymond Clapper on Wage Controls in Price Bill Debate
Raymond Clapper discusses how some want wage controls in the price bill while the administration opposes such action. He notes wage stability is essential to curb inflation and urges strengthening Hillman’s wage stabilization efforts to support price ceilings and enforce them effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Congress
Marriner Eccles
Federal Reserve Board
House
Leon Henderson
Sidney Hillman
Washington buying reform cuts costs under centralized plan
Douglas C. MacKeachie, now director of purchases in the Office of Production Management, oversees a daily interagency committee that plans non ordnance buys to avoid price spikes. The system, created to balance Army Navy Treasury and Agriculture needs, uses centralized bargaining and regional offices to secure better menus and lower costs, with the Army food bill near 700 thousand dollars daily. Beaumont.
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Washington
Douglas C. MacKeachie
Office of Production Management
Army, Navy,Treasury and
Agriculture
OPM
Army
Navy
Treasury
Coast Guard
Donald M. Nelson
Supply, Priorities and Allocations Board
Nelson
Neilson
Defense Organization
MacKeachie
Ickes Defends Oil Bootlegging System Limits
Interior Secretary Ickes argues that an oil bootlegging system needs a supplier and cannot function from illicit home setups, defending the oil administration's order.
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Ickes
No historical event headline available
Quote compilation noting that grace grows from life and foundation and modesty follows virtuous enrichment, attributed to Lavington and Goldsmith.
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Lavington
Marriage of Booker T. Washington and Miss Olivia Davidson
Historical note records the 1886 marriage of Booker T. Washington of Malden West Virginia and Olivia A Davidson of Albany at the bride’s sister’s house in Athens County. Olivia’s early schooling included Enterprise Academy and Tuskegee Institute where she met Washington.
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Booker T. Washington
Malden
West Virginia
Olivia A. Davidson
Albany
Athens
Noah Elliott
Washington St
Olivia
Enterprise Academy
Northwest Territory
United States
Boston
Tuskeegee Institute
Washington
Concord Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Concord society lists Sunday visits by Ed Brown family from Athens and other relatives, 42 attending Sunday School, and Rev. William M. George leading afternoon communion. Church board set for Oct 2 with prayer meeting afterward. Also notes Dan McKinley to Jacksonville move and Maynard Sayres trip to Columbus for hospital observation.
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Concord
Eddie Brown
Athens
Silas Brown
Wilbur Antle
Jacksonville
John Antle
Delbert Delong
Dayton
Preston Wisecup
Frank Johnson
William M. George
Nelsonville
John Beard
Joe Antte
Antie
Edward W Eiss
John Davis
Dan McKinley
Maynard Sayres
Columbus
Sayre
G.K
Friendly Circle
Concord Sunday School
Babe McAtee
Spider and the Fly in the web of war
Poet readers contribute verses in a Messenger column. Mrs. H. E. Byers recalls a McGuffy poem then contrasts the spider and the fly with Hitler. She proclaims Americans united, under Uncle Sam, resisting Nazi threats and praising diverse nationalities in defense of the United States.
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Messenger
Hitler
Empress Eugenie Hats Boost Millinery Ties in New Era
Empress Eugenie style hats were the latest in women's millinery keeping hat factories busy. The small befeathered hats tilted over one eye defined the trend. Bing Crosby arrived in New York via a magician Nicola street trick, drawing attention. Prof and Mrs 8 Bing hosted a League of Women Voters reception at North Hill with guests Prof and Mrs W C Harris sharing European experiences. Tom Rosser Bid Maple Donald Robinson Hunter Brown planned a two week fishing trip to Canada.
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League of Women Voters
8. H. Bing
North Hill
W. C. Harris
Europe
Tom Rosser
Bid Maple
Donald Robinson
Hunter Brown
Canada
The Secret of Susanne Shown At Ohio University
The famous Wolf Ferrari opera The Secret of Susanne was presented at Ew ing Auditorium under the Athens Woman's Music Club. Henry Ford announced readiness to launch a drive to clean up politics. Athens Hi opened season with Chauncey in football, Sweeney and Wilcox leading the lineup.
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Secret of
Susanne
Ohio University
Ewing Auditorium
Athens Woman's Music Club
Henry Ford
Athens Hi
Chauncey
Athens
Sweeney
Wilcox
Hughes
Battin
Sharp
Gandee
Shafer
Kennedy
Muir
Brooks
McKinley
Cheshire News Notes Highlights Local Socials and Sports
Reverend and Mrs Julius Chandler and others attended the District Conference in Portsmouth at Biglow Methodist Church. Cheshire defeated Mercerville 26 to 0 Friday. Several residents visited relatives in Columbus Parkersburg Gallipolis and Crestline.
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Cheshire
Julius Chandler
Clara Ward
Mary Rupe
Portsmouth
Biglow Methodist Church
Howard Moore
Eno
Playford Denney
Archie Peters
Columbus
Vaughn Peters
Adam Fife
Wendell Long
Gallipolis
W. J. Grapes
Roy
Parkersburg
Ann van Gilder
Granville
C. L. van Gilder
Casius Thompson
Delaware
Wayne Rupe
Ryger
W. E. Thompson
Elisabeth Swisher
Butler
Bulaville
Thomas Ragan
Bryan Cremeans
Lottie Roush
Anna Specht
Marie
McArthur
Ella Hausher
Pleasant
Stanley Ward
Mercerville
Curtis Swisher
Jack Merrill
Mullendick
Bessie Ward
Betty Lou
Jo Ann
Everett Long
Frances
Corning
Foster Little
Crestline
Norma Yeanger
Bride From the Sky Courtroom Trial
Judy Allen faces charges after a public scandal in a municipal court scene. The aspiring writer reveals her arrest, bond refused, and a path to reform as she anticipates a state reformatory for women. Across a cramped city, family ties and a hotel intrigue overshadow her fate.
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Judy
Miss Allen
Voice of the Law
Common Pleas
Sandy
Vinton Social And Personal Drama Unfolds
In a serialized segment Judy faces pressure from family and a would-be fiancé Phil. A separate man, Sandy, stages a stormy interference with a daring theft. A diamond engagement ring weighs in as Judy contemplates sending it back. A Telegram arrives as the cliffhanger ends.
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Phil
Philip
Sandy
Phi
Judy
Signaure
Point Rock Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Events
A dense list of visits and small town happenings from Point Rock. Residents share weekend trips to Columbus and Gallipolis, hospital notes, grange attendance, weddings, illnesses, and family gatherings among the Radekin, Matthews, Morris, and related families.
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Point Rock
Wayne Burchfield
Columbus
George Radekin
Dana Nelson
Chester Steward
Dayton
Ora Nelson
Charles Steward
Walter Swett
George Albert Radekin
Texas Storm Strikes Port City in Severe Hurricane
In a letter from Mrs. Gerald W. Lannitt of this city and Bob Lanning of Port Texas, residents recount a powerful hurricane that swept the town last week, described as the hardest hit since 1932 and forcing many residents to flee the city temporarily.
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Logan
Gerald W. Lannitt
Bob Lanning
Port
Texas
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National Newspaper Week
Raymond Clapper
Eccles
National Labor Relations Board
Department of Labor Conciliation Service
National Defense Mediation Board
Joint Industry Committees
NLRB
Hillman
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Beaumont
By W. EB. Peters
Poet's Corner
the Spider and
the Fly
U.S.A
Uncle Sam
H. E. Byers
Bing Crosby
Nicola
Order of Elks
Roy Dupler
H. J. Paul
Russell Rupp
Harold Mardis
Cheshire News
Meg Weg
Bride
THE
BY Helen Welshimer
NEA Service, Inc
Women's Department
State Reformatory For
Point Rock Social Notes
Holzer Hospital
Mrs. McCoy
Elmer Shenefield
Bob Poder
Frank Quickle
Harold Davis
Phillip
Orie Painter
George Queen
Blaine Mathews
Earl Spires
Bob Diggins
Benny
Charlestow
Eeee Casto
Kay Quickle
Morris
Cline Gerlach
Mondial
W. E. Taylor
J. H. Taylor
Eral
Dayehg Mr
Chester Grange
Laurel Grange
Columbia
Star Granges
Laurel Granges
Walter Holliday
Joe Strong
Mrs. Strong
Katie
Paul Kunz
Ann Graham
W. C. Cottrill
Neva Oglin
Emma
McHarie Lo
Helen Holcomb
W. R. Holcomb
W. M. Morris
John DeVault
Wilkesville
Carrie Webb
Raymond
R. D
Raymond Alan
Suvil Ausu
Albert Caster
John Radeakin
Hayes Hudnall
Hebbardsville
Fairy Camp
Oreton
Lewis McLaughlin
Clayton Morris
Howard Knanp
Even Morris
Mattie Morris
Legion 1 Auxiliary
Leslie Blowes
Emma Wilson
Oda Caster
White Hall \Jackson
G. A. Radekin
Alfred Foster
Zella Rupert
Joe Turner
D. V. Morris
Clyde
Pomeroy
William Phillips
Chillicothe
Lawrence Oxley
L. D. Cotetrill
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