Messenger Publishing Co subscription and notices details
The Athens based newspaper outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail across counties, with annual and shorter terms listed. It notes obituary notices, affiliations with Associated Press, and representative offices in major cities.
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American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ohio
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Obio Newspaper Association
Inland Daily Press Association
Associated Press
Is & Week
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Meigs
Morgan
Vinton
Washington
Clapper Flags Lend-Lease Debt and Raw Material Strategy
Raymond Clapper argues the lend-lease program must be repaid not in dollars but through access to raw materials controlled by Britain and its allies. He urges joint Anglo American leadership, shared access to East Indies resources, and coordinated postwar control to prevent a third world war.
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Washington
Senator Vandenberg
England
Vandenberg
Britain
Far East
United States
Great Britain
Pacific
Australia
New Zealand
China
Netherlands Indies
Japan
East Indies
Great Briain
Community of Nations
Morris House
Jeanie
Todd
Maudie
Denny
Ted
Goodby
Athens Faces Election Over City Progress and Leadership
The Athens election on November 4 presents a choice between continuing the Cor nell administration's progress or risking a shift to less effective leadership. The Messenger urges serious evaluation, noting improvements in water, traffic, fire, police, and finances under pay-as-you-go governance, while stressing the duty to vote with informed judgment.
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Athens
Cliff Cornell
Cornell
Early Christmas Shopping Warned by Postmaster General
Frank C. Walker, Postmaster General, urges faster holiday mailing and shopping as the season approaches to prevent bottlenecks and delays. He stresses planning ahead to ensure timely delivery and festive preparations.
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Frank C. Walker
Peter Edson On Washington Readjustments After War
Peter Edson surveys Washington as postwar readjustments loom amid defense cutbacks. He warns of a looming postwar slump, war debt pressures, and failed defense jobs. advocates public works as a buffer but questions funding. Inflation as a controversial extremist fix is dismissed as ruinous.
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Washington
Barber Shop
Bridge Table
Dulles Proposes End to National Irresponsibility
Rev. John F. Dulles, chairing the Commission to Study the Bases of a Just and Durable Peace, urges eradicating the immoral principle of national irresponsibility to craft a peaceful world order.
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John F. Dulles
Perry County Court Notes Reflect Claims and Transfers
Perry County officials report new relief director Emaie Davidson approved as WPA certifying agent. A bounty program offers $1 for each of 200 gray fox pelts turned in by residents. Court entries include multiple hearings, probate actions, tax notices, guardianship distributions, a divorce suit, and several marriage licenses and realty transfers across New Lexington, Bremen, Junction City and surrounding townships.
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New Lexington
Emaie A. Davidson
New Straitsville
Rexford Allen
WPA
Perry County
Perry County Fish and Game Association
Edward FE. Peterson
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Jessie A. Baird
Common Pleas Court
Ohio
Hopwell Baptist Church
Herman Hartman
Carl Orr
Common Pleas
Josephine W. Lycans
Goldie Wingon
Evelyn Triplett
Charles W. Triplett
Andrew Davis
A. S. McGonagle
Court of Common Pleas
C. W. Norris
Vernon M. Love
Bernice Ruth Goodman
Hollis Love
Arthur B. Ferguson
Philo
Jeanie Ferguson
Clayton Township
T. B. Williams
Sarah A. Williams
Grace G. Jenkins
William Jenkins
Harry C. Valetine Jr
Brennan
Bertha Whitlatch
Clifford Russell Anderson
Junction City
Rte
Mary Madeline Begley
New Straitaville
John E. Dennis
Cora H. Kenney
Crookaville
John D. Groff
Carpenter
Bremen
Virginia
Thomas
Somerset
Frank
Lillian Wolfe
Carl
Nellie Stallings
Comlys
Robert T
Elva C. Ferguson
R. Land
Myrtle E. Hammers
Pleasant Township
Charles W
Nora B. Morgan
Glenda Tharp
Hemlock
Angelo
Estela Caciapaglia
Charles E
Florence M. Smith
North Addition
Laura Berry
D. W. Bolyard
Tace Bolyard
Effie Shrider
Mary Fisher
Hopewell
Frank and
Corning
Ancient Order of Hibernians
America
Apostolic Faith Assembly
Edminstons
Saylor and family travel. birth and society notices
News notes show Mr. Saylor traveling to Chicago for advertising school with Mrs. Guy Saylor and sister Miss Villa Van Dyke and Deborah Class of the Christian Church meeting at Mrs. W. D. Robinson’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred F. Kittle announce the birth of son Charles Frederick on Oct. 24 weighing eight pounds. The FE. L. Church couple host a six o'clock dinner honoring Mrs. H. L. Atkinson and son Merrill.
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Guy Saylor
Deborah
The
Christian Church
W. D. Robinson
May Ave
Fred F. Kittle
Charles Frederick
FE. L. Church
H. L. Atkinson
Son Merrill
Racine Social And Personal Happenings
Racine social notes recount travels to Columbus for football games by Mrs. Martha Foster Pauline Cone and friends with Dorothy Ruth Holcombe in Oxford College for Women. Local visits include Parkersburg West Virginia and Cincinnati Ohio while hospital and family updates lead the list of recent weekend and weekday gatherings.
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Martha Foster
Pauline Cone
Cincinnati
Dorothy Ruth Holcombe
Troy
Oxford College For Women
Paradise Lake Murder Serial Story Chapter XIX
A narrator recalls a trip to town with Ted Palmer and Jeanie, enjoying city life and a new hairdo while tensions rise with Margie Dixon. Jeanie spends the evening with lawyers and the aunt’s papers, and Denny’s lively stories distract from rural boredom as relationships strain.
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Paradise Lake
Ted Palmer
Jeanie
Ted
Denny
the Daily
Marie
Tod
Maudie
Aunt Millie
Torch School Dismissed For Meeting
Friday no classes as teachers attend the Southeastern Education Association meeting in Athens. Local notes praise Ira Barrows for new concrete walks at the schoolhouse and recount visits, guests, and family news from Coolville to Parkersburg.
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Southeastern Education Association Association
Athens
Ira Barrows
R. E. Goodwin
Coolville
Bernard Brewster
Lancaster Fair
J. B. Jones
Leah Whiteman
L. A. Person
Emmit Blair
Floyd Richard
Troy Grange
Leo Johnson
Paul Johnson
Leslie Johnson
Columbus
Mary Manier
Rebee
Reena Nixon
Fred Medley
Sardis
Tryndell Lamberson
St. Marys
W. Va
James Criss
Glen
Marietta
O. O. Barrows
Elizabeth Hannen
the Plains
Doris Shafer
Ruth Shafer
Parkersburg
William Sennett
Co. N
Social Notes of Mt Union Highlights Local Visitors
Mt Union social notes record Rev Stevenson to lead three services on Sunday at 10 30 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm. Guests include Mr and Mrs Harley Carr and Ernest Carr from Chillicothe and Mrs Zella Jordan with Frances Douglas from Columbus. The piece lists local visits and family events among residents and friends.
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MT. Union
Stevenson
Harley Carr
Ernest Carr
Chillicothe
Frances Douglas
Columbus
Zella Jordan
Dayton
Stewart
Howard Stewart
Athens
M. E. Epple
Robert Clark
A&bury Ridge
Marion Nicholson
Texas
M. A. Nicholson
Harrisonville
Eliza Jordan
Pearl Jordan
Baby
Jackson
Charles Harmon
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