Newspaper Rates and listings in Ohio counties
Advertisement style notice lists membership in press associations and agencies with offices in Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland. Details subscription rates by carrier ten weeks one dollar and annual four dollars fifty in Athens and surrounding counties with extra postage in other zones.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Ohio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
United Press National Representatives
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan, Vinton
Washington
End of low mood and the national outlook
The author links economic moods to national philosophy. Prosperity breeds extravagance while hard times curb waste and restore diligent work. Recovery is attributed to sober reflection, policy shifts, and renewed industry as hard work returns as a driver of progress.
Get over the illusion tax burden in America rises
A study shows the national tax bill up 76 percent in six years, with over 175000 tax bodies employing 3 million. The piece argues indirect levies hit the poor hardest, citing examples like electricity, toothpaste, bread, and bills to illustrate pervasive taxation beyond the rich.
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United States
Frosts Welcome Athenians After Mosquito Plague
Residents of Athens faced a mosquito onslaught after heavy rains in August and September. Ponds and standing water allowed multiple generations, making bites and nuisance widespread. A better drainage plan could have mitigated the infestation.
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Athens
Versailles unwritten lessons on war and vengeance
Westbrook Pegler argues that the Versailles Treaty was overly lenient and criticizes punitive postwar actions. He contends France’s harsh measures were unnecessary and that imposing destruction on Germany would have taught harsher lessons. He asserts Germany learned little from war until it happened on its soil.
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New York
Belgium
France
Germany
Hitler
Sudeten
Washington Capitals Weigh Peace Era and Naval Readiness
U S officials caution that the Munich accord sharpens dictatorship power and weakens democracies while the United States plans to maintain naval preparedness. Roosevelt and Hull fear a world dominated by war machines and seek cautious moves toward arms control and possible international talks. Aide remarks note Chamberlain’s approach to Germany complicates alliances and Spain embargo debates influenced policy. The Arctic tern sets a 11000 mile migratory record and Panama Canal tides vary by coast. In Omaha it remains illegal to haul home unfinished meals. Leo
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Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
United States
Hull
State Department
Hitler
Chamberlain
Spain
Kennedy
White House
Europe
Germany
England
Russia
Labor Party
Connett Falls at Old Man's Cave Aids Crowd Help
Katherine Connett fell from a 60 foot cliff at Old Man's Cave and dislocated her knee. She was aided by family and local spectators including Thea Connett Cody Bright Cleata Howell and others from Logan Nelsonville.
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Katherine Connett
Dana Connett
Old Man’s Cave
Thea
Logan
Cody Bright
Cleata Howell
Clifford Young
Everett Moore
Ed Mourne
Nelsonville
World War II era notes and local ads from 1940s era paper
Twenty years ago 840000 American troops were sent overseas. Webb Miller reports battle near Champagne in Europe. Letter from Lieut Thomas B Allen mentions French frontline danger near Lille. A Nebraska hog sale yields strong prices. fresh mackerel and home cooking advertised locally.
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Washington
Webb Miller
The
United Press
Europe
the Messenger
Champagne
Flanders
Haute Deule Canal
Lille
Cheshire Ladies Aid Meets Plans For The Year
Cheshire notes show the M. E. Church Ladies Aid held a regular meeting at the parsonage with a potluck lunch. Rev. Snider led devotionals and year plans were set. A reception welcomed the Sniders, Rally Day at the Baptist Church drew 104 attendees, and locals visited with relatives over the weekend.
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Cheshire
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Snider
Batue Mack
Ryger
F. W. Butcher
Francis Charles Butcher
Proctorville
Hollis Whitt
Gallipolis
Fred B. Ward
Pauline
Betty Lou
Parkersburg
Clara Ward
Amanda Swisher
Madge
Hazel
Kenneth Knight
Millers
Florence Masters
Columbus
H. N. Snider
Dell Fife
Bobby
Middleport
Delmer Rothgeb
Buell Sheets
Charles Hern
Ohio State University
Health Hints and Diet Health Hints and Diet
Dr Morris Fishbein presents basic accident statistics for the United States and comparisons with Canada and England. He highlights home and highway dangers, lost work time, and the role of the National Safety Council in promoting prevention and public education to reduce accidents.
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Morris Fishbein
United States
Canada
England
Wales
National Safety Council
Chicago
Kansas
Stars Say For Thursday October 6 By Genevieve Kemble
The astrological forecast notes mixed influences with changeable planetary aspects. It cites probable contracts or business deals, potential extravagance, and risk of jealousy, yet promises progress with prudent funds management and careful expenditures. Birthday individuals may see a fluctuating but overall favorable year.
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The
Genevieve Kemble
Murder at the Golden Bowl in swing era mystery
Bob Tait, a newspaper photographer and detective, probes the Lud Dombey murder at the Golden Bowl. Myrna Dombey disappears after a shot rings out while Dombey’s band plays. Detective Feeley, Mike Dunphy, and Rogers pursue clues as Tait searches for Myrna at the Claremont Apartments.
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Myrna Dombey
Robert Tait
Anne Lester
Myrna
Dannie Feeley
Ludden Dombey
Ae A
Dombey
Tait
Golden Bowl
Bob Tait
Michael Dunphy
Mike
Dunphy
Down
Dannie
Anyon
Mike Dunphy
Donnie
Donnie Feeley
Feeley
Mr. Tait
Rogers
Swingateers
Claremont Apartments
Claremont
Kanauga Social Notes Highlight Returning Visitors and Festival
Mrs. Millie A. Denney returns from a two week visit to Pliny and Kanawha Sixteen. John Vickers of the steamer Julius Fleischman made a brief family visit. Mr. and Mrs. Swande Trosti and son visited their grandmother Mrs. Emma Comstock. The Hanes family moved to Mrs. Cora Dewitt’s. John Flynn returned from Belpre hunting trip. Mrs. Cassius Watson and daughter Mae Fee visited on business. Lizzie Adams spent weekend in Pom eroy. Fall festival at Gallipolis drew many locals and praised exhibits. Mary Roberts and child visited Hatfields near Bidwell. Albert Spencer and wife from Columbus spent the weekend here.
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Kanauga
Millie A. Denney
Pliny
Kanawha
W. Va
John Vickers
Julius Fleischman
Zelma Kelly
Edna Carney
Arleston
Swande Trosti
Donald Lee
Marie Comstock
Emma Comstock
Homer
Trosti
T. S. Hanes
Hix
Cora Dewitt
John Flynn
Belpre
John Dexter
Cassius Watson
Mae Fee
Columbus
Lizzie Adams
Pomeroy
Gallipolis
Mary Roberts
Hatfield
Bidwell
Albert Spencer
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
Clara and Gladys Hildebrand hosted the Stitch and Chatter Club with several guests at their home. October Ladies Aid meeting will be at the church with Mrs. H Anglin and Mrs. James Golding as hostesses and Mrs. Herman Kempton presiding. Nearby visitors from Columbus Greens Run Ashtabula Detroit and others joined locals for weekend gatherings and a district convention of churches of Christ Nelsonville Tuesday.
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Taylor Ridge
Clara
Gladys Hildebrand
Stitch and Chatter Club
Carl Hilderand
Doras
Gearldine Mulpas
Mary Frances
Hazel Kempton
el Len Lindholm
Mary Jane Anglin
Gertrude Lainey
Jean Heffen
Ladies Aid Society
Frida Niget
H. Anglin
James Golding
Herman Kempton
Society
H. W., LeFever
Laura Wooding
Paul Broka
Columbus
John Davis
Fred Leake
Greens Run
Mont Davis
John Wenger
Davis
Carl Hildebrand
C. M. Anglin
A. M. Moody
Carl Welling
Elizabeth Harrison
Della Chalfant
Gladys Hildesbrand
Churches of Christ
Nelsonville
Heffken
Millfield
Charles Boley
Larry
Carl Hildee Brand
Final Rites for Mrs Merle Hatfield Held in Logan
Final rites were conducted Monday at St Johns Catholic Church for Mrs Merle Hatfield Pittsburgh whose body was brought for burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Rev Fr James T Nevin presided over services. A circular inch defines the area of a circle one inch in diameter.
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Italy
Antarctic
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Omaha
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Leo
McGuffey
Athens High School
Parent-Teacher Association
O. C. Bird
Dean Irma Voigt
Edith Wray
B. T. Grover
Harold E. Wise
Bob Wood
Roy Hawk
Irma E. Voigt
Cutler Hall
West Wing
Mary McCune
Gleaner
Christian Church
E. W. Allen
Lieut
Thomas B. Allen
Aviation Service
Park Field
Tenn
James A. Crawford
Canaan
Iowa
Col. Jack
Charles Mills
W. Union St
Fulwider’s
Cheshire Ladies’ Aid
George Clark
Harris Rogers
Officer Feeley
Bynard Jones
NEA Service, Inc
Taylor Ridge Social Notes
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