Local Newspaper Notices and Subscriptions
Public notice text outlines Associated Press rights and rates for subscriptions and obituaries. Includes distribution regions Gallia Hocking Le Mor Vinton Washington Counties with prices for different terms and mailing rates. National reps listed including John W. Cullen Company in Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland.
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Gallia
Hocking
le Mor
Vinton
Washington
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Ohio Guardsmen progress in South camps
Encouraging notes from official sources describe Ohio National Guardsmen advancing toward modern warfare readiness in South maneuvers. Veterans will rotate back to civil life as younger trainees fill roles, with specialized training and massive equipment buildup aimed at meeting future emergencies and deterring war.
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Ohio National
Hitler
No Master Race Ahead In Europe Says Critics
The piece argues Europe will not become under a master race controlled from Berlin and warns against returning to international anarchy. It urges studying Nazism to expose its horror and to motivate a better path toward freedom for European peoples.
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Europe
Hitler
Mussolini
Berlin
Navy ships rise as wartime production speeds up
The piece notes frequent ship launches at Pt Pleasant and other yards, highlighting booming U S naval output. It argues for expanding both ships and bombers to bolster defense, stressing England's reliance on ships and the threat of a German fleet.
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Gallipolis
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
South
England
United States
Germany
Quote on simplification and propaganda limits
A SPAB official notes the gap between simplification and standardization while a comment on propaganda underscores that trickery often evades detection. The quote links Nelson remarks to broader concerns over messaging and manipulation.
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Donald M. Nelson
SPAB
Censorship and daily life for American reporters in London
Raymond Clapper describes censorship and studio controls in wartime London. He recalls censor bean counters Warr Trouncher and Toye, the humorous insights into British life, pubs, shelters, and the public’s stoic resilience against air raids. He notes Brits prefer self rule over German conquest and rejects appeasement.
Knudsen Chooses Walter Harrison For Defense Construction
In the early defense effort Big Bill Knudsen selects Walter S. Harrison of AT and T as construction adviser and head of production for OPM. Harrison, rising from private industry to oversee shipbuilding, ordnance and machine tools, has delivered with minimal fuss.
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Washington
Big Bill Knudsen
John Biggers
National Defense Advisory Committee
New Defense Organization
Walter S. Gifford
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Gifford
W. H. Harrison
Knudsen
Army
Navy
Harrison
OPM
London
W. Averill Harriman
New Plymouth WCTU Meeting and Community News
The New Plymouth WCTU held its regular meeting at the Hawk home with plans to attend the county convention on Sept 18 in McArthur. Local residents including A J Hinerman, Mrs Olive Weede and many families attended social events and visits in Wesley, Columbus, Cincinnati and surrounding areas.
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New Plymouth
Misses Hawk
WCTU
McArthur
A. J. Hinerman
Union Furnace
Olive Weede
Columbus
Viola McGathey
Stanley Miller
Cincinnati
Howard Hockman
Canal Winchester
Homer Wilson
Elyria
Wesley
Harley Remy
Earle Heinlein
Board of Health
H. W. Harden
Logan
Mary Harris
Raymond Konkright
Wesleyan College
Delaware
Jeffersonville
Board of Education
Leon T. Heinlein
Cleveland
Heinlein
Ohio University
Hamden
Missionary Society of the Church
Eva Swaim
Cleo Brown
Elda Shover
Amy Jones
Beda Williams
Verna Vollenweider
Anna Heinlein
Minnie Darby
Ida Gray
Springfield
Cora Cox
Stella Smith
Phoebe Reynolds
Axe
Harold
O. W. Williams
Ernest
Lolita
Chas. Wycuff
Maude Lantz
Otto Lockel
Wm. Morrison
Marion Brown
Carl Wallar
S. M. Heinlein
Katharine Cassell
Elizabeth Heinlein
John Heinlein
Stratford
Conn
Junior Heinlein
Corning Social Notes Highlights Local Events
Corning St Bernard's Church picnic set for Sept 13 at Sunday Creek Coal grounds near Hermey s garage with supper and games. PTA plan for Sept 15 at 7 30 pm in high school auditorium with social time and lunch. Class 13 of Methodist Church to host Sept 29 party in church social rooms with lunch served to guests and members.
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Corning
St. Bernard's Church
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Hermey
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Flora Briggs
Lee Thomas
Briggs
Methodist Church
Thomas
Blanche Wilson
Mary Dibble
Columbus
Lulu Dunlap
Cecil Bell
Mary and Gertie Spence
Edith Swartz
Gladie Morgan
Lora Longley
Mable Dunlap
Mrs. E. C. Hardin
Vivian Keller
Frances Fieming
Marie Keller
Mary Roof
Helen Refaniti
Lat A Lot Club Members Dine Visit Lancaster Theater
Tilabel Foura Wilma Spence Edna Charlton Mary Swartz and Frances Spence of the Lat A Lot Club dined at Blosser's Restaurant in Logan and attended a Lancaster Theater party. Wilma Spence hosted the club at her home Friday night. Carl Hermey, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Hermey, is among 50 graduates at Cleveland College of Embalming ceremonies at Western Reserve University on Thursday evening September 14.
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Tilabel Foura
Wilma Spence
Edna Louise Charlton
Mary Frances Swartz
Frances Belle Spence
Logan
Blosser
Lancaster
Carl Hermey
Henry Hermey
Cleveland College of Embalming
Western Reserve University
Ice Cream Sale Planned by Plan Ice Cream Sale
The Philosophy Class of the United Brethren Church met Tuesday night and arranged an ice cream sale for Wednesday September 17. Louise Wemmer and Lena Fenneken led a devotional period before the business session. A social hour featured a Bible game and hymn contest followed by a potluck lunch with many named attendees.
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Philos
United Brethren Church
Louise Wemmer
Lena Fenneken
Gertrude Gladden
Verna Marshall
Alice Mae Wilson
Isabel McLain
Edith Davis
Lu Brown
Bertha
Pastor Begins Fifth Year at U B Church
Rev. Arthur Shonkwiler presented the first quarter program to the Sunday School and church last Sunday, adopted by the official board on Monday. The Junior Christian Endeavor met after vacation with Mrs. Bertha Ferguson in charge, and Mrs. Isabel McLain led the intermediate society. Mrs. Helen Shonkwiler will lead the Young People's prayer group which resumes Thursday at 7 30 PM.
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Arthur Shonkwiler
U. B
Junior Christian Endeavor
Bertha Ferguson
Isabel McLain
Intermediate Society
Helen Shonkwiler
Young People’s Prayer Group
Attendance at a religious service changes social and economic conditions
A brief observation notes that regular church attendance influences broader community life including social norms and economic activity, citing Duncan at Lakewood Methodist Church in Cleveland as an example.
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Ae Duncan
Lakewood Methodist Church
Cleveland
Smith Family Changes Address to North Spring Street
Mr and Mrs Sterling B Smith and family moved from FE Hunter Street to North Spring Street. They occupy the dwelling vacated earlier in the week by Miss Jessie McManigal who moved across the street into property bought by her sister Mrs John A Wellman. The Wellman property has been remodelled and repainted since purchase.
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Logan
Sterling B. Smith
FE. Hunter St
North Spring St
Jessie McManigal
Social notes from Long Bottom and community updates
Long Bottom Woman's Society of Christian Service met with Mrs. Frank Dorst for a well attended session led by president Mrs. Ava Myers. A potluck lunch was served and a mattress center operates in the Methodist Church basement. Riverside Garden Club met with eight members and elected officers for the year. Next meeting set for Sept 24 with Mrs. Thurman Babcock. Mrs. Jessie Potter of Beaver Pa visited family here. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Matlack and Mr. and Mrs. W H Swan visited relatives elsewhere.
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Long Bottom
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Frank Dorst
Ava Myers
Methodist Church
Riverside Garden Club
E. L. Clark
W. N. Swain
Leona Hensley
Garnet Hensley
Thurman Babcock
Jessie Potter
Beaver
Abbie Shumaker
Donald Matlack
Niagara Falls
Canada
W. H. Swan
East
Liverpool
Bride from the Sky In Love and Flight
Judy Allen realizes she loves flyer Sandy Ammerman after a near escape in a test flight to the west coast. She learns he may favor debutante Peg Gordon, then travels by train toward New York where Phil Rogers appears and telegrams arrive. Continued.
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Judy Allen
Sandy Ammerman
West Coast
Philip Rogers
Judy
Sandy
Chicago
New York
Margaret
Peg) Gordon
Rockies
Peg
Peg Gordon
Miss Gordon
Newark
Pennsylvania
Hudson River
Phil
Poets Corner I kissed my hand to the first star
A narrator recalls a beloved guitarist and a sad melody. The voice speaks of a heart full of pain and echoing sorrows through images of broken dreams, vanished rainbows, lost ships, melted castles, fading roses, and driftwood. A wish to rekindle lasting joy accompanies the refrain.
Cutler Social And Personal Roundup In Town News
Otto Dille and family from Eldorado Illinois visited Eldorado group for a weekend gathering with relatives in New England Rachel Cunningham hosted a picnic dinner marking the Dille visit first in five years Carrie and Deane Dunbar hosted Friendly Circle class on Saturday Next meetings set with Karl Place Gale Masters and children from Wheeler Montana visiting Verne Leyda hosts Virginia Place from Columbus and others joined Sunday social rounds with I R Blauser Ford French household Nellie Lou Carothers visited Steubenville parents J A Carothers in town for the weekend
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Cutler
Otto Dille
Kenneth
Richard
Eldorado
Ill
Carlos Linscott
Wilbur Orange
Zanesville
Earl Martin
Marietta
Rachel Cunningham
New England
Dille
Carrie
Deane Dunbar
Karl Place
Gale Masters
Wheeler, Mont
D. F. Masters
Clyde Baker
Crooksville
Verne Leyda
Virginia Place of Columbus
Untamed Etna Towns Thrive Despite Frequent Eruptions
More than half a million residents live on Mount Etna’s slopes as the volcano erupts frequently. The region endures nineteen eruptions in the last century, yet communities persist with life and work continuing around the volcano.
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Mount Etna
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