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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1934

Page

4

Obituary and Public Notice Rates Listed

Advertisement rates for obituary card of thanks requested by readers. Includes standard listings from Ohio and national newspaper associations. No explicit names, dates, or locations provided beyond general references to offices in Chicago New York Detroit.

American Newspaper Publishers Association Ohio Audit Bureau of Circulation Associated Ohio Dailies Pees Daily Press Associated National Sucabalcon & John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Detroit

Santa Claus for November The election choice in November

The piece argues voters face a choice between radicalism and conservatism, warning that support for social programs and New Deal policies could empower radicals. It cites Maine as a example of federal funds influencing politics and urges electing experienced leaders who can guide recovery rather than dreamers chasing a radical light.

Maine

Scout Leadership Needed for Athens Boy Scout Cabins

Dedication of the Roy Dupler Lodge at Peach Ridge highlights the need for adult leaders in the Athens Council district. Dr. Wilbur H. Fowler stresses Scouting as vital for boys who will lead tomorrow, while Commissioner Fred McKay notes many eager youths lack experienced scoutmasters to guide them. Roy Dupler and Arch Knowlton have kept a unit alive, and the community is urged to form new troops to preserve boys opportunities.

Athens Roy Dupler Peach Ridge Wilbur H. Fowler Fred McKay Athens County Arch Knowlton

Ohio Highway Beautification Through Grass Seed Planting

The Ohio program speeds roadside beautification by sowing thousands of pounds of grass seed from the Federal Government. Within years barren stretches will transform as berms become attractive and motorists notice the evolving scenery along state highways.

Ohio

Hidden capital flight and looming budget cuts shape 1930s politics

Washington observes a rise in American buying of British bonds and Canadian gold mining stocks as wealthy trustees diversify abroad. The piece discusses trimming next year’s budget, the push for a thirty hour week, NRA reforms, wage disputes, and President Roosevelt avoiding speakership implications in Byrns talks.

Paul Mathon Washington NRA Roosevelt House Byrns Hermitage

Highway work and beautification collide in policy debate

The text discusses the tension between relief work and aesthetic improvements, noting districts preserve natural beauty yet struggle to determine where highway construction should end and beautification begin amid competing aims and ideals.

Unredeemed Government Bonds Hidden in Plain Sight

Washington report reveals at least 20 million dollars in matured government securities held by forgetful citizens. Bonds date from before 1800 and include unredeemed Liberty Loan bonds and war savings certificates. Many holders ignore cashing them, leaving a curious record of absent mindedness across the country.

Washington Uncle Sam

Going Out Of The Room Should Be Made Humane

Olive Roberts Barton notes a parent teacher meeting on classroom rules that push children to stay seated longer than necessary. An architect proposes frequent five minute recesses per hour and better plumbing to reduce embarrassment and illness. The piece argues for top down reform to ease fear and improve school comfort.

Olive Roberts Barton

Left-Handedness Not Inferior Says Dr Morris Fishbein

Dr Morris Fishbein argues left handedness is not a sign of inferiority and cites brain hemisphere control. Forcing lefties to become right handed disrupts neural organization, causing awkwardness and possible speech and behavior issues.

Scouts win merit badges and wedding notices and births

News item notes Boy Scouts earning merit badges in swimming firemanship pioneering and safety along with recognitions. It reports weddings births and visits including John Hibbard’s Beverly wedding and Mary Frances birth, plus Eagles committee shoe fund and club notes.

Edward Algeo John Sprague Ralph Dupler Phillip Ong Cloyd Carmean Thomas Wood Edwin Mills Roscoe Brickles Harold Giesecke Jack Preston George Brown

To the North by Jeanette Mirsky reviews Arctic exploration

A review praising Jeanette Mirsky's To the North as a thorough account of Arctic exploration from ancient Greece to modern times. The critic highlights the Elizabethan motive for exploration, the search for trade routes and resources, and the enduring allure of lonely northern regions.

Jeanette Mirsky China Northland Spitzbergen Miss Mirsky

History of This District in Early Washington Township

The document notes prominent residents of Washington Township, Hocking County, with Civil War service references. It recounts settlers like James Blackstone who moved to the area in 1861, Harden family genealogy linked to Revolution era beginnings, Elijah Lee’s Irish ancestry and flax trade loss at sea, Cephas Bartlett and family ties to Falls Mills and Athens County, and early medical and settlement figures along the Hocking River, including Dr. Thomas Swepston and Hiram Wright ancestry.

Washington Township Hocking County James Blackstone Hocking Vinton Harden Ignatius Harden Fairfield County Perry County Elijah Lee Ireland America Cephas Bartlett Falls Logan McArthur Bartlett Louisa Evarts Vermont Athens County G. A. Evarts Athens

Greyfriars Bobby and the faithful dog at Greyfriars

In 1858 a young man died and was buried in Greyfriars Churchyard Edinburgh. His rough haired Scotch terrier Bobby followed the coffin to the grave and after his master’s death daily visited the grave for 14 years. The dog received food and shelter from locals and later was licensed by the Lord Provost. A monument funded by the Bourdett-Coutts stands in the churchyard, near Central City tomorrow.

Greyfriars Bobby Edinburgh Bourdett-Coutts Greyfriar

The Forgotten Murder Crew in Riverview Libel Plot

A Blade reporter links the death of private eye Edward Shillingey to gangster Cincinnati Lamp­son. A D.C. council candidate Frank Cathay faces libel tension as his wife and lawyer push for a quiet settlement while publisher Dan Bleeker braces for headlines and legal action.

Charles Morden The Blade Edward Shillingey Cincinnati Red Lampson John Smith Mary Briggs Frank B. Cathay Cathay Morden Dick Kenney Dan Bleeker Riverview Bleecker Bleeker Mrs. Cathay Charles Fisher Fisher, Barr and McReady Palace Hotel Fisher Frank South Africa

Turvy America Cited by Hollywood Officials

Fragmentary quotes note turmoil in the U S entertainment world with emphasis on Europe sanity and mothers remarks. The text mentions a Vanderbilt lawsuit over a child, broadcasters abusing soldiers, a Major General Smethey Butler reference, air racing views by Major Doolittle, and Japan’s fleet buildup under Vice Admiral Nobumasa.

Smethey Butle

Cleveland Steel Industry Maintains 25 Percent Week

At Cleveland on October 9 the steel industry reported new orders were able to hold at 25 percent, with weekly output and conditions described as stable by TM Steel.

Cleveland Indus

Court to Decide Custody in Private Vanderbilt Case

Justice John F. Core ruled the ongoing custody dispute over a ten year old from Vanderbilt will be kept private. The decision follows a lengthy court fight that has drawn public attention.

New York Oct. S John F. Core Vanderbilt

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