Athens Messenger Publishing Details and Rates 1925
Publication data for The Athens Messenger includes publisher Frederick Wush and managing editor Major Charles G. Garris. Notes claim daily weekday edition with a Sunday morning issue, associations, and subscription rates both by carrier and mail, domestic and international, with service men overseas require a request letter.
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Athens
Slessenger
Frederick Wush
Ang
Messesgeez Publishing CO
Zoréop EK Bush
Charles G Garris
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Ohio News+ paper Association
Associaied Press
Associated Presa
Carner
John W Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Columbus
Cievelani
Louis Bromfield Urges Ohio Action to Save Resources
Louis Bromfield, noted novelist and conservationist, spoke in Columbus urging executives to mobilize city people to aid agriculture. He warned Ohio is complacent and slipping behind in conserving natural resources, with aging farms, water needs, undeveloped minerals, and few state parks. He called for urban rural cooperation to reverse the trend.
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Louis Bromfield
Ohio
Bromfield
Columbus
Louis
Columbus Citizen
Enduring War Shadow Shapes Global Governance
A skeptical reflection on postwar optimism and the rise of centralized government. The author argues that decades of conflict have left nations trapped under bureaucratic rule, with freedoms eroding as totalitarian power spreads worldwide. Independent thought fades under imperial state plans and official control.
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United States
Europe
England
Rance
Russia
Japan
China
Prediction on postwar wage policy and labor strikes
The article argues that postwar reconversion hinges on federal wage policy tied to price policy, with the government facing a severe labor crisis. It notes strikes are currently minor but larger actions loom, awaiting Washington’s wage decisions and Speedy government action to resolve the broad dispute.
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Ter
Washington
Argentina crisis tests US restraint in diplomacy
Washington debates how to handle Argentine tensions as the United States withdraws its ambassador. The piece argues against unilateral pressure and urges pan American unity, noting Peronist Argentina's pro Allies stance yet Axis links. It cautions formal sanctions without regional consent and questions future intervention.
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Washington
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Department of State
United States
Spruille Braden
Potsdam
Peron
Labor management conference eyed with cautious optimism
Peter Edsen reports from Washington that a three to one chance of success is seen for the labor management government conference opening November 5. Eric Johnston, wartime negotiator, says the plan avoids past mistakes and aims for a short declaration of fundamental principles in labor relations rather than a raft of resolutions.
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Washington
Eric A. Johnston
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
Tru Man
Labor
Schnellenbach
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Capitol Hill
Congress
Wilson
Roosevelt
L OA
Paul J. Douglas
Schwellenbach
Management conference to push wage hike amid stoppages
A November management conference will be too late to halt strikes. The president plans to announce a wage increase to gain prestige, while resisting price increases to please the public. Producers may respond by closing shops, delaying civilian needs and delaying inflation battles.
Crooksville Triumphs Over Glouster 36 0 in Football
Crooksville defeats Glouster 36 to 6 at Glouster stadium. Crooksville drives to the goal line with several touchdowns by Wilson and Wotson, aided by passes and a kickoff return. Glouster answers late with a LaCorte pass to Morrison and a run by LaCorte for their only score.
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Glouster
Wilson
LaCorte
Crooksville
Bob Ferricks
Morrison
J T School Activities Trimble opens 1945 46 session
Trimble High School begins the 1945 46 term on Sept 10 under county supervision. Principal Roy Byers oversees Freshman sponsor Carye Smith Sophomore sponsor Mildred Davis Senior sponsor Merle Danford grades 7 8 Follows reorganized high school library with librarians Cedric Antie Bill Bartels Wayne Craig Margaret Meyers Gloria Exen hamp er Lunch served daily in redecorated cafeteria with 90 daily. Home economics science lab and industrial arts moved to new rooms.
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Trimble
Jacksonville-Trimble
Roy Byers
Carye Smith
Mildred Davis
Merle Danford
Faye McKinley
Cedric Antie
Bill Bartels
Wayne Craig
Margaret Meyers
Gloria Exenhamper
Reader's Digest
the Craftsman
Hygenia
Science Instrated
Current History
Forbes
Corect
Carl Phillips
William Ginnan
Corning Social Notes from a Busy Thursday Meeting
Corning Social Notes recaps a Quilting Society gathering at United Brethren Church with six members and two visitors, a pot luck lunch, and several members visiting relatives. The report also lists returning service members, furloughs, and local club activities including Euchre and the Women’s Society of Christian Service events.
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Corning
Quilting Society of the United Brethren Church
Robert Horn
Bob Horn
Camp Dean
Tillman
Fannin
Tex
Horn
Great Lakes
Naval Hospital
Glouster
Ruth Glass
Mrs. Cow
Dorothy
Rendville
Gary
Ned Brown
Columbus
Mary Brown
Alice Brown
Minnie Mason
Anna Neal
New Lexington
Order of Eastern Star
Ralph Briggs
Flora Briggs
Euchre Club
Hazel Edwards
Thelma Frasure
Lee Thomas
Mabel Gray
Myrta Hickok
Genevieve Wright
Fern Post
Visits His Family in Glouster
Mr. Jack Dillon of Chicago spent a few days with Mrs. W A Craft and his wife and son Mikey visiting here. The party motored to Columbus Sunday where Mr. Dillon took the train for Chicago. Mrs. Dillon and Mikey will remain here with Mrs Craft for several weeks.
Key of Sardine Can Causes Death of Child
A metal key from a sardine can swallowed by three and a half year old Raymond Perez in Canton Ohio led to his death. Doctors failed to remove the object which the X rays showed lodged at the entrance to the stomach during attempts at surgery.
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Canton
Raymond Perez
Glouster Social Notes Chronicle Local Birthdays and Visits
Glouster social notes record Jerry Weldon McClellan’s second birthday celebration at his grandparents home with family guests including James McClellan and Sgt Weldon McClellan en route home from Germany. Other items note J M Cartwright’s 78th birthday dinner, engagement of Joan Mason to Pvt Robert Porter, a Bev erly Barstow birthday party, and various visits and travel by local residents including Fannielle Clark Taylor Nelle Ball Jennie Jones and Cpl Gatchel.
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Weldon McClellan
Jacksonville
H. J. Seckinger
Jerry
Seckinger
James McClellan
John Seckinger
R. J. Kittle
George Eddinger
Faye McKinley
Hoyt. Seckinger I
Welland McClellan
Sgt. Weldon McClellan
Germany
Willard Mason
Glouster
Joan
Robert D. Porter
Ernest G. Porter
Portersville
Pvt. Porter
Miss Mason
Homer-Union High School
Porter
Kroger
Louster
Fannielle Clark Taylor Ofleveland
C. M. Clark
Nelle Ball
Neile
Wellston
Merle Danford
Trimble
Harper Williams
Frankfort
Indiana
Thomas Williams
Des Moines
Jennie Jones
Columbus
E. H. Taylor
Ithaca
N. Y
Grayden Brandt
Brandt
Lewis Gatchel
Tampa
Fla
Charles Swartz
Gatchel
Wilbur Hilt
Paul
Cleveland
Hilt
Walter Hilt
I Was Born in Wheeling During a Blizzard of 1906
The narrator recalls a dramatic birth on January 18 1906 in Wheeling West Virginia during a fierce winter storm. Mother Sofia Oswaldo a celebrated soprano and actress known as Maria de Lisle faced complications when the baby arrived three weeks early after a driving accident injuring the mother. Grandmother Lolita Bazil de Delgado a famed gypsy dancer then crafts an act and raises twelve siblings alongside a life on tour.
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Citt
Wheeling
Virginia
Sells-Floto Circus
Canada
Grandmama
Sofia Oswaldo
Tio Enrique
Maria de Lisle
Europe
Americas
Spain
Posada de la Sangre
Seville
Lolita Bazil de Delgado
Guillermo Oswaldo
Cadiz
Entertains Guests With Chicken Supper
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cartwright hosted a chicken supper in Glouster for the sister and brother-in-law recently returned from Bremerton Washington. Attendees included LeRoy Ashworth of Bremerton and several Columbus and Glouster residents, with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Tarl Cartwright.
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Glouster
Carl Cartwright
Bremerton
Washington
LeRoy Ashworth
Wash
Adam McLane
Philipp Powell
Columbus
Dorothy Cartwright
Ray
Giouster
Edna Smith
Rhea
Kathryn
R. D
M. Cartwright
Tarl Cartwright
Birth announcement for Mark Lewis Vaughn in Warren
Are parents Mr and Mrs James L Vaughn of Warren announcing the birth of a son named Mark Lewis Vaughn born September 27. Maternal former name Helen Mc Caskey of Jacksonville taught at J T High School before marriage.
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Glouster
James L. Vaughn
Warren
Mark Lewis Vaughn
Mak Vaughan
Helen McCaskey
Jacksonville
J.T. High School
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C. K. Rockhold
Fort Leonard Wood
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Julianna
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Mary Belle
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Anna EK. Schrappe
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