Obituary Card of Nominal Mention in Athens Messenger
Fragmentary obituary notice from The Athens Messenger listing associations and national representives with incomplete lines. References to American Newspaper Publishers Association and related bodies. No clear names, dates, or events readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gy Memrican Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Ohio Dailies
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press National
John Woulten Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
New Deal power plans threaten coal mining towns
The piece argues Roosevelt era hydro electric projects will cost coal miners and rail workers jobs and require a two billion dollar tax. It claims many projects duplicate existing capacity, threaten private power, and will force broader tax burdens while extending government control of energy and equipment manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Laymen raise 252000 for Episcopal missions in Atlantic City
In Atlantic City the Episcopal convention reported a 252000 drive funded entirely by laymen from Cincinnati. The effort united members to support home and foreign missions and combat anti Christian influence while showing churches will continue active outreach despite budgeting challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Cincinnati
Episcopal Church
Why Not Flower Shows in Athens District
The author urges annual flower shows in Athens and neighboring towns. Garden clubs could showcase expert and amateur growers, drawing hundreds of attendees. Local shows would boost interest, unite flower lovers, and allow winners to advance to a district exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Poor Little King of Yugoslavia Faces Uncertain Reign
The 11 year old prince, heir to the Yugoslav throne, is described as a prisoner in his palace amid a volatile Balkans scene. The article notes a long line of kings since 1804 with assassinations, revolts, and abdications shaping a region ready for renewed conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Europe
Turkey
Labor Board case in House labor prosecution questioned
Washington reports reveal Attorney General Cummings announced no case in the vital House labor prosecution. Board Chairman Garrison and members react, with doubt cast on White House approval and intra-department tensions. The Houde Company bargaining dispute and Kohler and Guide Lamp precedents loom large as New Dealers clash over retaining Garrison at Wisconsin University. Glenn Frank’s stance adds to the dispute over the Labor Board’s future leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mallon
Washington
Labor Board
Cummings
Vital House Labor
Justice Department
Garrison
White House
Wisconsin University
Houde Company
Kohler
Baldwin
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconstrong
Presisin
Frank
Mr. Frank
Professor Garrison
Code Authorities Pay and Labor Shifts Highlight NRA Fallout
A government rep serves on four minor code authorities earning 50 dollars weekly per post, while top code chiefs make up to 50 000 dollars annually. industries fund these salaries, not the government, seen as unemployment relief. Unrest grows among so called soft job holders as industry support wanes post Johnson resignation and NRA reorganization questions arise. William Green supports vertical unions under pressure from 400 000 auto workers pushing for one union per industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
NRA
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Textile and Garment Makers
Green
Publicities clash over Warren White House visit
The piece argues publicity teams shift blame to Professor Warren for his White House conference with President Roosevelt. It notes Roosevelt’s price talk a day earlier and suggests Warren entered through the front door to shape impressions. It also cites Senator Bulkley’s silence on money before his devaluation forecast and links speculation to price increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Professor Warren
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Bulkley
Balkan unrest and Serbian dominance loom over Europe
The text notes Serbians are dominant as revolts are crushed repeatedly. In Croatia rebellion persists and other nationalities seek freedom from Serbia’s yoke, with threats over Belgrade’s palace and ongoing European tension.
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Croatia
Serbia
Belgrade
Europe
Health Hints And Diet Health Hints And Diet
Dr. Morris Fishbein discusses gender differences in disease, noting men exhibit higher rates of ulcers cancers of lips larynx tongue and tonsil respiratory infections and vascular disorders while women show more valve heart disease chronic arthritis backache exophthalmic goiter and nervous system disorders. He cites mortality and self harm patterns and underscores practical value of disease distribution studies.
Winter trip for DeMolets to Lynn Haven Florida
Mr and Mrs Charles DeMolet left for Lynn Haven Florida for a winter stay. Dr N Hill of Nelsonville admitted he bumped his way through a detour near Carbon Hill twice after it reopened to traffic. A membership drive committee for the Athens High School PTA was named with T R Bennett as chairman and several members listed. Mrs Guy Saylor and Mrs Betty Clowes were injured in a two car crash on the road near Circle Hill. Progressive Literary Club met at 53 May Avenue with Mrs L E Carpenter hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Hill
Nelsonville
Carbon Hill
Hill
Athens High School Parent-Teacher Association
T. R. Bennett
C. P. Kircher
E. B. Young
C. D. Roush
H. G. Householder
John Sprague
Guy Saylor
Athens
Betty Clowes
Circle Hill
Decker
Griff
P. C. Cooper
Cooper
Frank B. Cathay
Mr. Grif
Dr. Cooper
Sidney Griff
Dante Talk Series Led by Prof. Truedley at YWCA
A weekly Dante lecture series was presented by Prof. F. Truedley of Ohio University in the YWCA rooms. Karl Von Weigand, a foreign correspondent, filed the first eye witness account by an American of a battle on the Russian Front. Mrs. H. Raymond Pierce and Mrs. Hiram Roy Wilson hosted a reception at the Pierce home with a receiving line including Mrs. Thomas R. Biddle and others. A tea ur program featured Miss Genevieve Thurlow and Mrs. Thomas M. Cotton among performers. A birthday party at AKHoWw iter age seven drew Dwight Herron, Darren Herron, Glenn Kelley, Bernard Sweeney, Franklin Murphey, James Sweeney, Fred Kelley, Floyd Williams, Margaret Kelley, Melba Woodworth, Ruth Herron and Doris Herron.
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Dante
F. Truedley
Ohio University
Karl von Weigand
H. Raymond Pierce
Hiram Roy Wilson
Pierce
Thomas R. Biddle
F. M. Hutchinson
George R. Kaler
Louise Carpenter
Bilis
Catherine Chubb
Constance Leete
Sue West
Helen Andrews
Genevieve Thurlow
Thomas M. Cotton
Hunt
Hussey
Akhoww Iter
Dwight Herron
Darren Herron
Glenn Kelley
Bernard Sweeney
Franklin Murphey
James Sweeney
Fred Kelley
Floyd Williams
Margaret Kelley
Melba Woodworth
Ruth Herron
Doris Herron
Ward Township History Near Hocking County Minerals
Ward Township in Hocking County sits atop coal iron clay and lime, with Shawnee ore once famous there. Named for Naham Ward of Marietta, the area forms part of Buchtel and Dew farm lands once traversed by Garder Trace. Early settlers pushed from Marietta to blaze trails through the Pickaway Plains.
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Ward
Hocking County
Naham Ward
Marietta
Hocking Valley
Buchtel
Bessemer
Ward Township
Gardner Trace
Wildernes
Pickaway Plains
About Your Children About Your Children
Olive Roberts Barton argues children should share chores and rough tasks to build resilience. She cites instances of squeamish relatives and notes that training in handling dirt fosters independence, practicality, and fairness. She urges mothers to teach that saying I just can can, while maintaining nicety.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Poems by Marie de L Welch Reviewed for Natural Imagery
Reviews laude Welch's Poems for delicate construction and natural observation. The verses explore trees flowers clouds stones and wildlife with careful word choice and varied rhythms from blank verse to rhyme. Her philosophy urges walking the earth and listening to wind driven grass.
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Marie de L. Welch
Miss Welch
Early settler routes shape Perry County towns
The narrative describes a trek through the countryside ending at sites later named Buchtel and Murray City. It notes streams named Sunday Creek Monday Creek Snow Fork and a 1836 Ward Township with trustees D Devoll John Myers and Samuel Stacey. Murray City plat recorded in 1873 with first lots sold.
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Sunday Creek
Buchtel
Monday Creek
Snow Fork
Ward Township
D Devoll
John Myers
Samuel Stacey
Stacey
James Spencer
Murray City
Murray
Somerset
Perry County
Yesterday's Cartoon and a 1000 Mile Pedestrian Feat
The piece recalls Mother Biddy Cassels born in Lisenagear Ireland 1835 who vanished at 67 and returned with 100 baby chicks hatch by sitting on eggs. It also notes William Butler's 1896 plan to run 1000 miles in 1000 quarter hours at Swansea Vetch Field drawing large crowds.
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Biddy Cassels
Lisenagear
County Cavin
Ireland
William Butler
Vetch
Swansea
Tne
Butler
Criminologist Grif f Investigates Fatal Cathay Case
The blade hires Sid ney Griff a famed criminologist to study the Frank B. Cathay death. Bleeker publisher seeks facts and names including Mary Briggs and Decker while Griff insists on watching principals talk and keeping contacts tight.
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Bleeker
Griff
Mary Briggs
Riverview
Cathay
Shillingby
Decker
Secretary of Interior Aims for Four City Eradication Goal
The statement expresses a policy aim to eradicate an issue in at least four cities, signaling a strategic target set by the Secretary of Interior. It emphasizes nationwide scope while identifying four concrete locales as initial benchmarks.
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Secretary of Interior
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