The Messenger Publishing Co Athens Ohio Advertisement
The Athens Messenger details its Publisher Gordos K Bush and staff, pricing for carrier and mail subscriptions, overseas note, and filing order with Associated Press affiliation. Includes rates for various periods, carrier and mail options in Ohio and beyond, and a note about second class matter status at Athens Post Office.
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Frederick Wash
the Messenger Publishing
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Associated Press
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New York
Columbus
Cleveland
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Income Tax Reductions and the Politics of War Finance
The piece argues that wartime broadening of the income tax touched most workers and that political leaders will move to reduce taxes to win votes. It claims the tax became a class tax and warns voters will reject representatives who tax them. It critiques employer deduction methods and the directness of the levy. It ties tax policy to democratic consent and wartime spending.
Public Comes First in Athens Parking Dilemma
The Athens district faces worsening parking as gas rationing ends. City officials consider meters in Athens Nelsonville and Logan to free business areas, with private plots and shade trees sacrificed for street space. Expanded parking may require widening streets and reallocating municipally owned land to serve the public need. Protests are expected as car ownership rises postwar.
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Athens
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Logan
Parkers
This Is the Army creator earns Medal for Merit
Irving Berlin, not a youngster, devoted his talents to a soldier’s morale. He wrote and toured This Is the Army, later aiding overseas theatres. The show's proceeds benefited Army Emergency Relief, totaling over 9 million dollars, and earned the Medal for Merit for extraordinary service.
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Mo Mener
Irving Berlin
Berlin
Army
New York
Army Emergency Relief Fund
General Marshall
Psychological warfare and odd Japanese invasion plans
The New York Herald-Tribune reports on a plan involving ominously painted foxes to frighten Japanese troops, seen as an evil omen. Japanese surrender halted this psychological weapon, with speculation that skunks with luminous paint might have worked as an alternative.
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New York Herald-Tribune
Truman administration blamed for long-distance outage crisis
Washington column argues the Truman administration mishandled a national telephone service stoppage, blaming leaders for indifference to public welfare and failure to prevent disruption. It critiques labor policy, calls for impartial review, and warns of broader consequences for national leadership and morale.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
National Labor Relations Board
CIO
Telephone Workers’ Union
Examiner
United States
Arabs Open Washington Office Sparks Palestine Debate
In Washington at Wardman Park Hotel an Arab office opened with a press party led by Ahmad Shukairy of Acre and Jerusalem. He described the Arab aim to counter Zionist propaganda and push for Palestine as a sovereign Arab state, signaling intense debate to be fought in America and Palestine. The Arab League funds the Washington office, representing seven nations and pursuing strategic moves regarding Palestine.
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Washington
Wardman Park
Ahmad Shukshy
Acre
Jerusalem
San Francisco
Mr. S
Palestine
Shukaity
Batte
America
Shukairy
Winston Churchill
Arab League
Arab League of Seven Nations
Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Transjordan
Mediterranean
Glouster Youth Lead Church Service and Baptisms
Sunday Youth Field Day at the Church of Christ featured Bible School leadership by William Stahl and Patrick Crawford, choir, pianists, and readers. The pastor conducted a baptismal service adding three new members and one transfer, with elders Richard Jones and Edwin Carpenter and deacons James Johnson Pat Crawford Barney Molnar Ray Johnson among the officiants.
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William Stahl
Jesson
Eileen Peugh
Richard Jones
Edwin Carpenter
James Johnson
Pat Crawford
Barney Molnar
Ray Johnson
Car stolen from Glouster sailor found near Enterprise
W D Brunton petty officer U S Navy home with parents when his car was stolen Friday night about 10 30. It was parked at the curb while he attended a theater. Police and Highway Patrol were notified. Sunday a sheriff reported the car found abandoned in a side road near Enterprise, spare wheel and tire taken, battery run down. Brunton a survivor of the Destroyer Callaghan, in the South Pacific, has served 27 months. Three local servicemen discharged from the army return home: Sgt Robert Kittle Hollister R D 2 Sgt Joe Wicks Hollister and Sgt Brose Leach Glouster. Mrs Inard Lowery Glouster R D 1 learned her son Pfc Clyde Leonard Lowery was killed in action June 13 1944. he previously was missing in action. He was a radio operator on a transport plane over the hump from India and received the Air Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross. He was Hollister High School graduate. The Chauncey Ladies Aid will meet Thursday for an all day quilting at Chauncey Methodist Church. Harley Toots Lanning Millfield injured his hand in timber work. tetanus shot given.
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W. D. Brunton
U.S. Navy
James Brunton
Nelsonville
Highway Patrol
Hocking County
Enterprise
Brunton
Callahan
South Pacific
Navy
Army
Robert Kittle
Eli Kittle
Glouster
R.D
States
Joe Wicks
Air
Live &T Hollister
Hishore
Camp Atterbury
Germany
Brose Leach
Fred Leach
Co[lumbue
Inard Lowery
War Department
Pfc
Clyde Leonard Lowery
India
Hollister High School
Trimble Church Holds All Day Homecoming Event
GLOUSTER The Trimble Church of Christ held its annual homecoming on Sunday with an all day service. Rev. Gilbert Courtney led the 9:30 service, Bible School drew 123, and a noon basket dinner preceded a sharp program featuring junior chorus, Old Time Chorus numbers, and talks by local leaders. Out-of-town guests circulated, including Lydia McKinley and Bertha Danford among many others. CHAUNCEY-MTS and Mrs Cif ford Fink hosted a two course chicken dinner Sunday for Mr and Mrs Franklin Lingcott Anita of Amesville and Mrs Anna Fink of Chauncey.
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Isabel Courtney
A. W. Easler
B. H. Pettitt
Holy City
Richard Wilcox
Gertrude Rainey
Fred Kittle
J. R. Sands
W. D. Robinson
L. C. Nye
Grace Myers
W. W. Wallace
Bart Pettitt
Gilbert Courtney
Charles Bradfield
Christine Brown
Lydia McKinley
Bertha Danford
Audria Dew
A. W
Floyd Nye
Earland Coffman
John Penrod
Barbara
Elizabeth Robinet
Jessie Fulton
Rafael Easler
Florence Pendergrass
Chauncey
Mts
Cifford Fink
May Ave
Franklin Lingcott
Anita
Amesville
Anna Fink
Glouster Social Notes Highlights Local Club Dinners
Glouster notices show Mothers Club dinner at Mrs Ed ay Broad Street with guests including Mrs Blanche McAfodie and Mrs Agnes Clark. November meeting at Mrs Blanche McAfoose home. Columbus Day program and potluck noon meal. Also Sunflower Chapter ES and Bible School teachers meeting announced with details.
Cleveland Man Held For Killing His Family
A 36 year old Cleveland mechanic, previously on probation, was detained after police quoted him admitting to killing his two sons to protect them from devils and beating his wife to death to ease his conscience. Officers found the bodies of Jane Kolladziej and sons Robert and David in an upstairs suite, each killed by beating with a gaspipe and a screwdriver.
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Cleveland
Chester Kolladziej
Jane
Robert
David
Paris in the Great War a dancer's silent endurance
In wartime London and Paris the narrator details rigorous study at the Guildhall and Chelsea, medical struggles with a disabled arm, and a fledgling return to dance. Amid bombing and family anxieties, she seeks healing, focuses on exams and art, and endures a wrenching family crisis as her brother loses sight and mobility.
District Auxiliaries To Convene In Chauncey October 23
Chauncey Ladie Auxiliary No 9 of the United Mine Workers will host the district convention of auxiliaries at Chauncey on Tuesday night October 23 at the K of P Building. The district includes Chauncey Glasgow Longstreth Murray City Buchtel Roseville and The Plains. The last convention was held at Longstreth. A strong program and good attendance are planned. Mrs Addie Tippie presides and Mrs Elizabeth Slisher is secretary.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Ladie
United Mine Workers
K.of P
Glouster
Murray City
Buchtel
Longstreth
Roseville
the Plains
Addie Tippie
Chauncey Auxiliary
Elizabeth Slisher
Young People Feted At Crabtree Home
A Thursday social at Mrs. Emanuel Crabtree's May Avenue residence hosted a group of youths and several adults. Attendees included Helen Henderson Mary Tippie Mary Kovaleski Lenora Kovaleski Pearl Carsey Robert Freeman Madeline Johnson Betty Johnson Ronald Kovaleski Phyllis Crabtree Ralph Crabtree Warren Hillyer John Edward Katzenbach Jackie Pennell and Mrs. Goldie Fink Mrs. Jessie Johnson and Mrs. Grace Crabtree.
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Chauncey
Emanuel Grabtree
May Ave
Helen Henderson
Mary Tippie
Mary Kovalesii
Lenora Kovaleski
Pearl Carsey
Robert Freeman
Madeline Johnson
Betty Johnson
Junior Kovaleski
Phyllis Crabtree
Ralph Crabtree
Warren Hillyer
John Edward Katzenbach
Ronald Crabtree
Jackie Pennell
Goldie Fink
Jessie Johnson
Grace Crabtree
Hendersons Reunite After 24 Years With Kin
Chauncey hosts Mr and Mrs James Henderson with Irene McGurty of Murray City and James Desilvey of Louisville to mark a long awaited family gathering. It is the first reunion in 24 years for Henderson and her brother.
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Chauncey
James Henderson
Had &S
Irene McGurty
Murray City
James Desilvey
Louisville
Henderson
Mrs Maggie Dean Taken For Major Surgery In Serious Condition
Mrs Maggie Dean wife of John Dean of Millfield was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital after weeks of serious illness and underwent major surgery last week. She is reported slightly improved but remains in serious condition.
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Chauncey
Maggie Dean
John Dean
Millfield
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Ladies Aid Meeting and Miscellaneous Shower Planned
Chauncey Millfield Methodist Church members will gather Wednesday at Mrs. Lucille Morgan’s home for a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Robinett. Esther Class meets tonight at Mrs. Laura Russell’s home on Ells Avenue for the October business and social session.
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Chauncey
Ladies Aid Society
Millfield Methodist Church
Lucille Morgan
Stewart Robinett
Esther
Chauncey Methodist Church
Laura Russell
Ells Ave
Chauncey Library Receives New Allotment of Books
Grace Crabtree librarian at Chauncey library announces a fresh allotment of books now available to the public. The Friday hours have been changed to 11 am to 4 pm to accommodate students as demand rises and circulation has tripled.
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Chancey
Grace Crabtree
Chauncey Library
Crabtree
Services Held for County Home Child Murphy
Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Warren Funeral Home for Barbara Jean Murphy two who died Thursday at the County Home Chauncey. The infant, born in Columbus, resided with her mother Mrs. Dessie Murphy of Chauncey. Rev L E Evans of Nelsonville Church of Christ led the service and burial was in New Marshfield Cemetery.
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Chauncey
Warren
Barbara Jean Murphy
Columbus
L. E. Evans
Nelsonville
Wharton Brothers Meet at Okinawa in 1945 Reunion
Two Logan brothers Tracey Whartons sons Paul and Howard met at Okinawa on Sept 25, their first reunion in three years. Howard enlisted in 1942 and served 18 months overseas. Paul joined in May 1944 in a ship repair unit and has four months overseas. Their wives and child live with Alfred and Mrs Goldsworthy in The Plains. Howard expects discharge soon.
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the Plains
Tracey Wharton
Logan
Paul
Howard Wharton
Okinawa
Howard
Navy
Lancaster
Alfred Goldsworthy
Edith Pancake Returns Home After Major Surgery
Edith Pancake of Chauncey has been released from Sheltering Arms Hospital after five weeks recovering from major surgery. She is now home on May Ave and able to be up part of the day, continuing her steady recovery.
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Chauncey
Edith Pancake
Sheltering Arms Hospital
May Ave
Pancake
Chauncey Families Visit Logan Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Ray I McKee and family of Chauncey visited in Logan Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McKee. Arthur Thompson, employed in Sandusky, was in Chauncey visiting his brother William Thompson.
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Chauncey
Ray I McKee
Logan
Raymond McKee
Arthur Thompson
Sandusky
William ‘Thompson
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