Fragmentary newspaper ads and notices from Athens Ohio issue
The readable text shows subscription rates for daily and Sunday newspapers delivered by carrier or mail, with prices for weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly periods. It notes rates for Ohio and West Virginia versus elsewhere, and mentions ads and notices entering at Athens Ohio post office. The fragment references a midnight or late night disruption phrase and a call to halt excessive disturbance.
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Ohio & W. Va
Athens
Ohio
Postoffice
Carmen and Don Jose in a Turbulent Spanish Tale
Don Jose, a young officer, falls for Carmen and kills his commander over her, fleeing to a band of criminals led by Garcia. In Cordova and at a mountain camp, Carmen toys with Lucas the matador while plotting a victim. Don Jose confronts loneliness and jealousy as Carmen hints at the past and a dangerous future.
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Don Jose
Carmen
Garcia
Jose
Corral de la Plaza
Cordova
Lucas
Carlosito
Navarre
Matador
Josella
Dewey plan to dismantle federal bureaucracy and renew state ties
Senator John W Bricker warns Washington must shrink the sprawling federal machine and return welfare services to the states. He says a businesslike Dewey administration and a Republican Congress will cut unnecessary agencies and avoid creating centralized federal guarantees while expanding state and local responsibility.
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Washington
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Republican Congress
Republican Party
John W. Bricker
Halloween Pranks Prompt Calls for Parental Responsibility
The piece laments October vandalism from small outhouses to car windows and roadblock pranks. It urges parents to answer for damage caused by children using paraffin and soap coatings, and warns that Halloween mischief continues unless addressed.
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Little Willie
Little Susie
States' Rights Party to die soon say Southern editors
Edson notes 90 percent of 150 Southern editors polled by NEA Service predict the States' Rights Democratic Party will die after the election. They doubt a long term future, though some see a possible merger with Republicans in Texas, and discuss Civil Rights stakes and House dynamics.
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Peter Edson
Washington
States’ Rights
Democratic Party of
South
NEA Service
Maryland
Texas
J. Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Fielding Wright
Mississippi
States’ Rights Party
Memphis
Tenn
Florida
United States
Thurmond
House of Representatives
Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Alabama
Louisiana
Deey
Dewey
Raleigh
N.C
News and Observer
Lone Star
Abilene, Tex
Reporter-News
Democratic Party
Fairfield County Fair and Local Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Clay Woodrum and family attended the Fairfield County Fair in Lancaster. Mrs E C Allen hosted Putnam WSCS members with refreshments. Mrs G U Lash entered Hocking Valley Hospital, accompanied by her son and daughter in law. Willie Trainer and daughter Regina visited Mr and Mrs J W West with a friend Galena. Doris Pease, six, underwent an appendectomy at Hocking Valley Hospital and was reported in good condition. Funeral services were held for James Daft, father of Raymond and Cecil Daft families.
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Prattsville
Clay Woodrum
Junior Woodrum
Martha Anne Allen
Lancaster
E. C. Allen
Martha
Putnam Wscs
G. U. Lash
Hocking Valley Hospital
G. A. Lash
Willie Trainer
Regina
Galena
J. W. West
Doris Pease
Delbert Pearse
Raymond Daft
Lawrence
Gary
Rita
Ann
Cecil Daft
Frankie
Larry
James Daft
Jackson
Edna Dearth
Plains Local School 3 mill levy urged in public message
A front page forum urges voters in The Plains Local School District to pass a 3 mill operating levy noting it is not a tax increase and that losing the levy would reduce state funding. The letter argues sports are self funded and appeals to civic duty, urging a YES vote.
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the Messenger
Plains
Hanes
the Plains
Ohio
State Department of Education
Radio Program Schedule Mixed Across Stations in Ohio West Virginia
Radio listings show programs across NBC WLW Cincinnati CBS WSAZ Huntington and other Ohio and West Virginia stations. The schedule spans 6:00 to 4:30 with news, music, dramas, quizzes, talk shows and kiddies hours, featuring hosts like Fulton Lewis Jr and Gordon McRae, and broadcasts from Columbus Cincinnati Huntington Parkersburg Marietta and more.
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NBC
WLW
Cincinnati
WSAZ
CBS
WBNS
Columbus
WCHS
Charleston
WPAR
Parkersburg
MBS
Abc
Cbs Network
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Threenbe
Lowell Thomas
Abeck
Abe Fulton Lewis, Jr
Abe Jack Show
Cbe
Daily Entary
Abe Dini
Omie
Abe Bobby Club
Sonecer
Abe Henry J
Howard Barlow
Abe Godfrey
Gregory Hood
Walter Kiernan
Abe
Hy Gardner
Voorhees
Nbe
Radio Theater
Cbs Music
Mr. Blaine
Abe Gabriel Heatter
Abec
Children of Divorce
Abeo
Friend Irma
Cbs News
Abe Fish
News
Variety
Abec-West
Prediction of a Republican victory in 1948 election
A writer predicts Jefferson Democrats will align with Republicans and forecasts a Republican win in 1948, citing New Deal weariness and party splits. The author mocks Truman, cites divisions within the Democratic Party, and compares sentiment to past presidents amid a stressed political mood.
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the Messenger
Congress
Democrat Party
Jefferson Democrats
England
Labor Party
Wallace
Old Joe
Truman
Grover Cleveland
Thelma Pickett
Messenger
Pomeroy Social Notes Resignation Leads to New Secretary
The P. M. Club met at Mrs. George Hobstetter’s Second Street home. The secretary Mrs. Hobstetter Jr. resigned and Mrs. William Anderson was elected successor. Prizes went to Mrs. James Pullen, Mrs. Hobstetter, and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Refreshments were served by the hostess. President is Mrs. Charles Murray. Next meeting set for Mrs. Walter Crooks’ Middleport home with Mrs. Murray assisting.
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George Hobstetter
P. M. Club
Second St
William Anderson
James Pullen
Hobstetter
Frank Wilson
W. A. Gibbs
Charles Murray
Walter Crooks
Middleport
Murray
Auxiliary Hosts Grace Church Meeting At Lincoln Hill
Mrs Greta Price hosted the Woman's Auxiliary of Grace Episcopal Church at her Lincoln Hill home Thursday afternoon. President Manning Webster led a business session. Refreshments followed for 18 members in attendance.
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Greta Price
Grace Episcopal Church
Lincoln Hill
Manning Webster
Flatwoods Council Elects New Officers At Meeting
The Flatwoods 3-B Council elected officers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radford. Dorothy Michael became president with J. M. Gaul as vice president, Mildred Gaul secretary treasurer, Linnie Gaul reporter, and Edna Morgan discussion leader. Twenty members attended on November 13.
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Flatwoods 3-B Council
Charles Radford
Dorothy Michael
J. M. Gaul
Mildred Gaul
Linnie Gaul
Edna Morgan
Local folks return home from visits in Detroit Akron and Hartford
Pomeroy residents Mr and Mrs McNaughton returned to Detroit after visiting Mrs McNaughtons aunt Mrs George Parker. Miss Nellie Wilcoxon went back to Akron Friday after visiting her aunt Mrs Emma Webster on E Main St. Mr and Mrs Ben Neutzling and Mr and Mrs Roy Tracy left Thursday for Hartford Conn to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Marvin Burt.
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McNaughton
Detroit
Middleport Women Plan November Club Event And Potluck
Mrs. Carl Gilmore hosted the Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church gathering on Mill Street. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Judson White and Mrs. Everett Bachner with Mrs. Chapeele Talbott in charge. Attendees included Mrs. Kermit Wiseman Mrs. James Buchanan Mrs. William Grate Mrs. Lewis Sauer and several others. Plans were made for the Business and Professional Women’s Club event in November and a family potluck. Devotionals were led by Mrs. D. W. Wallace Karen Bachner Sally and Carla Sue Gilmore. A Halloween themed dessert and favors were served by the hostesses.
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Carl Gilmore
Women’s Association
First Presbyterian Church
Mill St
Judson White
Everett Bachner
Chapeele Talbott
D. W. Wallace
Karen Bachner
Sally
Carla Sue Gilmore
Kermit Wiseman
James Buchanan
William Grate
Lewis Sauer
Talbott
George Anderson
Phyllis Joachim
Elizabeth Joachim
Surprise Birthday Party for Ran dall Manley Observed
Mr and Mrs Emmett Manley hosted a surprise birthday gathering at their S Second Ave home on October 19 for their son Randall celebrating his twenty fifth birthday. Guests included numerous relatives and friends across several families.
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Emmett Manley
S. Second Ave
Randall
Gerald Stewart
Lawrence Lewis
Tom Edwards
Beecher Kessinger
Sidney Burton
Mae VanMatre
Norman VanMatre
Phyllis
Betty VanMat
Rutland Social Notes From Mingo Junction Visit and Illnesses
Mrs Anson Jackson and daughter Barbara returned from a two week visit in Mingo Junction. Miss Janet Sue Bayes had a tonsillectomy at Meigs General Hospital and recuperates at her grandparents home. Mrs Ed Molden with a heart condition was taken to Holzer Hospital with improvement noted. Mrs Bertha Rutherford was hospitalized at Meigs General Hospital for treatment. Several local families hosted or visited including Mrs D L Lansbury Columbus accompanying Mrs Scott Canaday and Candice Canaday. Dwight Graham Springfield visiting his parents Mr and Mrs William Graham. Theobald and Chittenden households entertained friends from Marysville and Marion. Mrs Blaine Giles injured her back at home. Thelma Michael of Columbus visited with Elza Michael family and attended the Christian Church homecoming.
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B. H. Rawlings
Scott Canaday
Rutland
Columbus
Richard Canaday
Candice
Dwight Graham
Springfield
William Graham
G. F. Myers
Berkley Clark
Bellville
Kenneth Rutherford
Marion
W. C. Theobald
Wilbur Theobald
Middleport
Almira Chittenden
Marysville
M. S. Roush
Blaine Giles
Thelma Michael
Elza Michael
the Christian Church
Edna M. Swick
Birthday celebrated in Holzer Hospital
Mrs. Maria Baker observed her seventy eighth birthday while a patient in Holzer Hospital accompanied by her sons Joseph Rollins of Charleston and George Baker along with Raymond Baker and others. She has since returned home.
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Middleport
Joseph Rollins
Charleston
Charles
Raymond Baker
George Baker
Maria Baker
Holzer Hospital
Local social notes from Granville area guests and visits
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mills and daughter Pauline and Raymond Russell visited Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Ellis in Dayton. Mrs. Mills and Mrs. Ellis are sisters. Guests of Mrs. Louise Lewis of Bradbury included Mrs. Charles Neal and Mrs. Tom Woods. Mrs. A. B. Bingham traveled to Athens to meet her daughter and son in law and to see Bruce Bingham in homecoming festivities. The Miles family of Chillicothe visited Mr. and Mrs. Noel Hysell, former residents, as James Martin rode a two week East and Canada motor trip. Robert Coats stayed in Columbus with relatives. Hawley and Hawley daughters attended the Masonic Grand Lodge session. Ruby McKendrie returned to Columbus after visiting the Ashley family. Margaret Williams came back from Long Bottom after visiting the Chambers at their fishing camp. Eva Rife returned from a stay with relatives in Amanda and attended the Fairfield County Fair and Circleville Pumpkin Show. Max Sanborn and Thomas Durst came back from Akron and Pittsburgh. Rev. Charles M. Pomeroy of First Baptist Church was in Granville.
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Thomas Mills
Pauline
Raymond Russell
H. E. Ellis
Dayton
Mills
Ellis
Charles Neal
Tom Woods
Louise Lewis
Bradbury
A. B. Bingham
Athens
Guy Wills
Herriman, Tenn
Bruce Bingham
Ohio University
Elliott Miles
Emily
David
Chillicothe
Noel Hysell
Gravel Hill
Miles
State Forestry Division
James Martin
East
Canada
Robert Coats
Columbus
J. D. Hawley
Hawley
Masonic Grand Lodge of Ohio
Ruby McKendrie
Wilbur Ashley
Margaret Williams
Long Bottom
Herbert Chambers
Eva Rife
Cecil Thaxton
Amanda
Ohio
Lancaster
Circleville
Max Sanborn
Thomas Durst
Akron
Pittsburgh
Charles M. Pomeroy
First Baptist Church
Granville
Digitalis keeps heart disease under careful supervision
Dr Edwin P. Jordan notes that digitalis from foxglove strengthens heart contractions and regulates rhythm, useful in certain heart diseases. Proper dosing is critical, as too little or too much can blunt effect or harm the heart and side effects subside after adjustment.
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Edwin P. Jordan
Willian Withering
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