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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1941

Page

4

Athens Messenger publication and rates notice

The Athens Messenger details its publishing schedule and rates for newspaper delivery and subscriptions. It lists publishers Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Buen Charles H. Harris and notes regional delivery areas Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton counties with yearly and half year prices. It also states second class matter status and obituary notice policy.

Frederick W. Bush the Messenger Gordon K. Buen Mgr Charles H. Harris Hers Gallia Hocking Meigs Morgan Vinton Athens

Fireworks Ahead as Trade Pact With Argentina Draws Ire

The new Argentine trade pact praised by Roosevelt as a monument to peace is denounced by agrarian congressmen as a blow to American farmers. It lowers duty on flax seed and oil while allowing cheap beef mutton butter and eggs from Latin America, stirring voter resentment and political shifts ahead of elections.

Roosevelt Midwest Northwest United States U. S

It’s Up to Japan

It may decide in days whether Japan will commit national death by its own hand or pursue conquest in the Far East. With a new cabinet of military and naval men, Allied fleets in the Pacific may act. China Britain and the Dutch stand ready to join. Russia could move from Siberia. the Pacific forces are prepared.

Far East Russia Japan Siberia Pacific China Britain England Singapore

Why Then Buy

Convenience and friendship drive sales more than value. Customers buy from near merchants with prompt service and personal attention. Friends buy due to trust and belonging, willing to inconvenience themselves for familiar suppliers. Without convenient service or buying power, one should not enter business.

New Ways New Pleasures in London Shelters

London shelters continue nightly use as people seek companionship amid war. Even without immediate danger residents fill underground dungeons for games and community life, then return to want the old diversions and friends when danger fades. The war is altering social habits and desires.

London

Freedom of the seas and vital raw materials

Raymond Clapper argues for free naval travel to access essential materials like graphite mica manganese chrome and Manila hemp sourced from distant regions. He warns that war aims include breaking sea power and stresses maintaining user rights and open sea roads to support America's defense and industry.

Washington Ceylon Madagascar Indian Ocean India Rhodesia Philippines Brazil Russia Africa Manila Germany England Oratory

Vermont in the Union a Bonus War Reading

Peter Edson notes Vermont rejoined the Union with pro Roosevelt support and a veterans bonus scheme extended via a liberal armed conflict definition. Vermont lawmakers funded bonuses up to 1943 for service members, citing Navy patrols and national emergency actions. The piece quotes various figures and reflections on democracy and policy.

Vermont Roosevelt National Guards Regular Army Navy Marine Corps

Athens Teachers Institute Sets Attendance Expectation

More than 250 teachers were expected to attend the Athens County Teachers Institute in Athens on October 24, per superintendent Alex Root. First absent voters ballots for the November 3 election came from L W Roberts and Mrs O W Wilcox. The Athens County Library Committee members listed include Mrs John Finsterwald and several professors and professionals. George Harold Blacker of Cincinnati visited the North Hill home of Dr and Mrs J T Merwin with his wife and daughter Margery.

Athens County Teachers’ Institute Athens Alex Root L. W. Roberts Franklin Ave O. W. Wilcox Mill St Roberts Colorado Springs Colo Athens County Library John Finsterwald Dean E. W. Chubb A A. Atkinson C. H. Harris W. A. Matheny Evan Jones Irma Voigt A. E. Wagner Lucia Bing Anna Keating George Harold Blacker Cincinnati

Bookmobile service ends in Athens County

Letter from Editor E W Chubb notes bookmobile service to 77 communities ceased May 1 due to funds. Total annual intangible tax funds of 16 000 to 18 000 support county libraries with priority over relief, but 11 000 was approved for 1941. Restoring funds could bring back the truck library to 77 community centers. Ines Athens October 16 E W Chubb signed.

the Messenger Athens County Library Board County Budget Commission

Poet's Corner Verses for Messenger Readers

A reader submission column presents a playful poem tracing diet from ancient to modern times. The piece ends with the byline Bess ie M Gorslene and includes a request for future contributions with name and address.

Messenger

Calf Club Purchases Five Calves and Various Campus Events

Frank Hooper Julian Gift and J E Bowles led the Athens County Holstein calf club in purchasing five calves. Carl H Beasley and wife chaperoned a Halloween party hosted by Phi Kappa Tau at 50 East State Street. W H Logan visited Chicago to see his parents E C and Mrs Logan. A United Press writer warned the Washington disarmament conference would be driven by selfish interests over international generosity with practical politics as the keynote.

Frank Hooper Julian Gift J. E. Bowles Athens County Holstein Calf Club Carl H. Beasley Phi Kappa Tau Fraternity E. State St United Press Washington M. E. Church Powell’s Carl Norris N. H. Smith Los Angeles Calif Pt. Pleasant Norris Ashley Canton Betty Amos Ray McDade Roy Shuler Parkersburg Ed. Shuler Ernest Ashley E. E. Ashley Albert Hill Doris Albert Hill Jr Bobby East Liverpool Joe Hill May Chapmen Holzer Hospital Garen Roush Mary Wolfe Reva Evans W. F. Wilson New Lexington Elmer Wolfe Florida Bob Ashley Reliance Margie Wilson Columbus Darrell Roush Cooper Logan Sedalia Ralph Richardson Elmer Richardson East Liberty Ralph Chapman Kitanning John Quillen Ralph Quillen Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Quillen Harry Hill Charles Burr Pittsburgh J. D. Ayres New Orleans Maggie Pickens Middleport Miss D

Syracuse Personal Mention

Syracuse social notes list residents and visitors including Helen Underhill visiting Colum bus, Colum bus ties with Mary Karr, Marcia Karr in Columbus, Kathryn Holmes in Columbus, Marjorie Moore with grandparents in Columbus, plus a WCTU meeting and PTA lunch project.

Syracuse Helen Underhill Columbus Mary Karr John Capehart Lou Rossetter Howard Albany Irving Karr Co. M. Naylor Walter Castoe Lancaster Lou Taylor Marcia

Murder at Paradise Lake in A Silent Mystery

In a quiet resort, Herbert Cord is murdered and Maudie O Connor and her daughter Mary lead the investigation. Suspects include Jeanie Morris and Ted Palmer while Miss Millie Morris is found beaten on a boat. The case uncovers old feuds gods and looming secrets as townsfolk reckon with danger by the shoreline.

Paradise Lake Eden Herbert Cord Maudie O'Connor Mary Jeanie Morris Cord Margie Dixon Paradise Ted Palmer Jeanie Chris Gordon Millie Morris Dennis Flynn Maudie Stash Veretti Miss Millie Goodby Ted

Sharpsburg Social Notes and Local Gatherings

Local social notes list visits and travels among Sharpsburg residents and surrounding towns. The items mention families visiting James Walker in McConnelsville, Norma Robinette visiting Canal Winchester, and guests at homes in Glouster Marietta Congo Junction City and Elm Grove. The column also notes several returns home from visits and ongoing social rounds.

Sharpsburg B. E. Walker Mary Evelyn Leota Strode Lenor Strode Albert Smith Athens James Walker McConnelsville Alice Huggard Beverly Jean Detroit E. R. Robinette Warren Hanson Glouster Norma Robinette Lillian Mathias Canal Winchester Robinette Robert Mc- Coy Marietta James Mc- Coy Cinderella Mc- Coy Congo John White Bessie Bingman Junction City Ruth Thompson T. C. Gregory Hamden Grace McDonald Francis Linscott Lucy Harris Ralph Howard Harris Richard Nothstine Dan Childress Carlos Harris Don Harris Ray Mulford Elm Grove W. Va Clarence Kerns Ape C. T. Stgode

Plan Meeting Sunday at Letart Falls

Quarterly meeting of district churches at Apple Grove Church Sunday Oct 19 with Reverend Kestle in charge. Event starts 10 30 am, basket lunch at noon, services run until 3 pm.

Letaart Falls Apple Grove Kestle Portsmouth

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Athens Messenger Ame John W. Cullen Company Chicago New York Cleveland Raymond Clapper Atlantic Indian Oceans Peter Edson Washington Scene Maine Charles A. Plumsey Green Mountain University of Vermont Sclons George Sanderson San Francisco Wheeler Isaacs New York University Bury Wallace County Library Service Ines E. W. Chubb Poet's Corner Song OF the Vitamin Daniel David Teddy Bessie M. Gorslene Mr. W. H. Logan Mrs E. C. Logan WCTU Syracuse Wctu Frances Willard J. L. Buckley P.T.A Viola Foit Gallipolis George Henderson Frank Henry Zeiher van Johnson Ira Fleming Rutland By Galbraith NEA Service Victm Reg U.S Johnny Butch Marguerite Gahagan Millie Liza Holmes Liza Aunt Millie Sharpsburg Social Notes NEA Service, Inc Letart Falls
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