Democrats Rally in Glouster Torchlight Parade
Glouster hosts a large Democratic rally with a torchlight parade and an effigy of Judas L Lewis. Walter Smathers leads the procession with the Glouster High School Band as candidates and banners are paraded through Main Street.
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Athens Messenger
Athens
Rally Ree
Liligy
Judas L. Lewis
High St
Marek
Glouster
Sunday Creek Valley
Judas” L. Lewis
Moose Hall
Ilsiah
Veeyn Munurecus
Roosevelt
Wallace
Davey
Walter Smathers
Buchtel
Uncle Sam
Lois McGrew
Dorothy Lindeman
Stewart
Lottridge
Nelsonville
John Kelso
A. K. Walker
Annavee Nanna
Chris Skinner
Otho Castle
Harry West
Willkie
Walter Yount
Judas
Lewis
George Thompson, Jr
John L
Thomas Williams
Alfred Brown
Jacksonville
Brown
Trimble
Congress
Thomas A. Jenkins
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kelso
Jenkins
John L. Lewis
CIO
Speakers Announced for SOEA Section Meetings Friday
The three men pictured are among the speakers for the sectional meetings of the SOEA here Friday afternoon. Mr. Fichter of Miami University will address the secondary school principals on Youth in a Democracy. Dr. Berry of Ohio State University will speak to the special education group on Some Things We Can Do to Help the Unadjusted Child. Dr. Wertz of Ohio State will address the vocational agriculture section on Can Our Economic System Withstand Hitlerism.
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SOEA
Fichter
Miami University
Dr. Berry
Ohio State University
Dr. Wertz
Ohio State
Axis Powers Headed For Defeat Says Ohio Speaker
Edward B. Hitchcock told an Ohio University convocation that air raids and blackouts cannot halt civilization and that Axis powers are doomed. He predicted Hitler’s fate similar to Napoleon, called the current struggle a planetary social revolution, and urged a postwar peace structure led by great minds. He cited the British will to win and warned of stalemate between Hitler and Stalin, urging America’s readiness to join the war and help establish lasting world peace.
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Edward B. Hitchcock
Ohio University
Memorial Auditorium
Hitler
Napoleon
Richard Linke
Sigma Delta’ Chi
Hitchcock
England
Stalin
Europe
America
Democratic Union
Navy reexamination day at Athens recruiting office
W H Byers announces a Cincinnati recruiting doctor will visit the Athens Post Office Building on Saturday November 2 from 9 am to 1 pm to reexamine men previously rejected for physical disabilities. First time applicants should attend at the same time. The Pony Express lasted 16 months and founders lost 100000 dollars.
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W. H. Byers
Athens
Cincinnati
Byers
Pony Express
Athens Host To Teachers
Dr. Durant will speak on A Blueprint for a Better America at the Friday morning general session. James M. Turner will discuss Proposed Legislation for Continuing Contracts for Teachers. A Portsmouth East High School Band performance will follow lunch and balloting occurs 2 to 4 p.m. at Memorial Auditorium.
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Dr. Durant
James M. Turner
McConnelsville
Ohio Education Association
Portsmouth East High School
J. Richard Farmer
First Presbyterian Church
Memorial Auditorium
T. K. Owens
Jackson
C. F. Mallett
Morgan County
G. E. Carr
J. E. Way
Pike County
Anna Belle Harper
Portsmouth
John A. Miller
Ironton
Bert Leach
Jessie Lortz
Amesville
M. A. White
Middleport
R. L. Morton
Ohio University
E. O. McCowen
Scioto County
O. E. Hearing
Perry County
Reading Circle
Frank Appel
E. B. Webb
Rio Grande
E. R. Hayes
Chester
Albert Shy
Beaver
S. H. Dillon
Logan
B. T. Grover
Oliver Wood
E. A. Hansen
Margaret Cronin
Dorothy Seabaugh
Ruth Melvin
Wellston
Charles Weisenbach Dies at Columbus
Charles Weisenbach aged 76 died in St. Anthony's Hospital Columbus after a long illness. Survived by sister Christina Weisenbach and brothers Jacob Anthony Frank. Funeral mass was held at St. Pauls Church. Burial planned at St. Johns Cemetery Saturday at 10. Friends may call Jagers Funeral Home.
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Charles Weisenbach
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Columbus
Christina Weisenbach
Maple St
Athens
Jacob
Anthony
Frank
Athens R. D
St. Paul’s Catholic Church
All Souls
St. John's Cemetery
Lodi Township
Jagers Funeral
Goddard Rites Friday in Bartlett
Henrietta Goddard died at her Bartlett home Wednesday. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 oclock at the Bartlett Methodist Church.
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Henrietta Goddard
Bartlett
Bartlett Methodist Church
Joe Louis Blasts FDR On Lynching Law Support
Joe Louis, the heavyweight champion, criticized President Roosevelt for not enacting a federal anti lynching law. He urged Black voters to back Willkie, arguing he will achieve what the President has not.
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ST. Louis
Joe Louis
Roosevelt
Willkie
Clinic Opens For Disabled Children At Athens Church
Crippled children from Athens County are examined at First Methodist Church by Dr Judson Wilson an orthopedic surgeon from Columbus. Sponsored by the Athens Rotary Club the clinic is run by the Athens City County Health Department. Public nurses report inoculating about 800 children this fall against diphtheria and will resume this week through November 25 with December vaccination plans for county children.
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Athens County
First Methodist Church
Judson Wilson
Columbus
Athens
Honor Roll at Junior High School Announced
The honor roll for Athens Junior High School for the first six weeks lists seventh grade students including Mary E Blaker Dick Clippinger Bernard Cooley Carolyn Conroy Virgene Dabritz Marilyn Day Beverly Davis Wendell Drake Billy Edleman Marjorie Emrich Lenora Graham Dick Grekila Jane Grover Ardath Hanson Robert Hart Sally Hawk ins Marjorie Dee Henry Janet Ingerham Donald James Pat Kassing Carl Larch Dorothy Lasher Kathleen McAfee John Milar Robert Pierre William Puckey June Reeder Dick Sands Mary Ann Sarver Julian Snyder Betty Thomas Jimmy Westfall Mary Alice Yoho. Eighth Grade students include Glennis Barringer Gretchen Barstow Don Bingman James Bryan John Caskey Cleora Coopers Marilyn Covert Samuel Davis Francis Frebault Ursula Green Norma Guseman James Haning Kathryn Hess Wallace La Baw Delmar Lee Mary Nash John Pence Dean Rotramel Sue
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Athens Junior High School
Mary E. Blaker
Dick Clippinger
Bernard Cooley
Carolyn Conroy
Virgene Dabritz
Marilyn Day
Beverly Davis
Wendell Drake
Billy Edleman
Marjorie Emrich
Lenora Graham
Dick Grekila
Jane Grover
Ardath Hanson
Robert Hart
Sally Hawkins
Marjorie Dee Henry
Janet Ingerham
Donald James
Pat Kassing
Carl Larch
Dorothy Lasher
Kathleen McAfee
John Milar
Robert Pierre
William Puckey
June Reeder
Dick Sands
Mary Ann Sarver
Julian Snyder
Betty Thomas
Jimmy Westfall
Mary Alice Yoho
Glennis Barringer
Gretchen Barstow
Don Bingman
James Bryan
John Caskey
Cleora Coopers
Marilyn Covert
Samuel Davis
Francis Frebault
Ursula Green
Norma Guseman
James Haning
Kathryn Hess
Wallace la Baw
Delmar Lee
Mary Nash
John Pence
Dean Rotramel
Sue
Keep Cars at Home Athens Urges Traffic Relief
Mayor Cliff Cornell urged Athens residents to keep cars at home and asked wholesale houses and firms to finish deliveries early Friday to reduce traffic. He welcomed Southeastern Ohio Education Association visitors and urged minimal car use to ease congestion during the visit.
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Cliff Cornell
Athens
Southeastern Ohio Education Association
Ninth Grade Students Named in Rowland District List
Rowland announces ninth grade roster including Frank Allen Donna Ayers Gretchen Baughn Tom Bryan Pat Connor Jean Dow Jean Emrich Pearl Gilkey Bill Hammerle Anna Maxwell Frances Noble Edwin Powell Jack Stokes Arthur Yoho Jauvanta Young alongside June Schuler Dick Shoe maker and Marjorie Smith as noted individuals.
Willkie and Smith To Be on Radio Tonight
Wendell L. Willkie will speak from 8 50 to 9 o clock tonight over the CBS from Camden New Jersey Ath ens County Republican headquarters announced today Alfred E Smith will speak over the Colonial network from Boston under the auspices of Democrats for Willkie
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Wendell L. Willkie
CBS
Camden
N. J
Athens County
Alfred E. Smith
Boston
Willkie
Republicans To Rally At Lathrop Saturday
A Republican meeting at Lathrop in the church building Saturday November 2 at 7 30 p m will be addressed by Attorney David D White a colored speaker from the State Speakers Bureau.
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Lathrop
David D. White
State
Navy Pharmacist Mate Assists At Athens Recruiting Station
To Assist Byers L. H. Mathis, pharmacist mate second class, U S Navy, has been temporarily assigned as assistant to W H Byers, petty officer in charge of the Naval recruiting station at the Athens Post Office. Mathis came from the USS Astoria at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He is a native of Rochester New York, from where he joined the Navy in 1934.
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L. H. Mathis
U. S. Navy
W. H. Byers
Athens Post Office
Mathis
Astoria
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Rochester
New York
Navy
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