Fragmented OCR Names and Places From a Historic Page
The text lists a jumble of names and possible surnames such as Harr ettes Stillw ol, Nelson tilwell, Taddox, Elmer foth, Harris, Kostiv, White Morge Mills and Polinj Tot. It reads as garbled OCR from a newspaper page with misread letters and broken words. No clear event or article is discernible.
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Harrettes
Nelsor Tiilwell Filleary Taddox
Nelsé
Toss
Toon
Ovans
Elmer Foth
Harrist
Bar Leper
Arkhr
Nel Kostiv
White Morge Mills
F. Ea Polinj
Athens Messenger History and masthead details
Athens Messenger established 1875 details publisher Frederick W. Bush 1896 to 1920 and Gordon K. Bu as publisher managing editor Charis Hh. Describes edition schedule and offices, association memberships, and subscription rates. Includes notice of obituary and card charges.
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Athens Messenger
Prederick W. Bush
Athens
Ae Anore & Herald Printing CO
Gordon K. Bu
Gallia
Hocking
Lee — Vinton
Washington
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Here Comes Winter Fire Hazards Warn of Winter Dangers
The article warns that heating systems and exposed wiring drive winter fire risks. It urges hiring qualified repairmen, avoiding amateur inspections, and keeping spares like fuses to prevent disasters. Plan ahead before cold months arrive.
Hope of mankind centers on technology, says Dr Van Zealand
Dr Paul Van Zealand, former Belgium prime minister, argues that despite vast debts from war the world will find a path through technological progress. He believes increased technical ability can create wealth to end widespread misery and secure a better life for all.
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Paul van Zealand
Belgium
van Zealand
Europe
Mercy in a Time of Force
The speaker notes that while the nation builds defensive power, mercy remains essential. Nearly 22 million dollars in food, clothing, and medical supplies were sent abroad in the first six months as relief or charity and should be expanded rather than reduced.
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United States
Landing at Spitzbergen Shows First Punch by Allies
The joint landing of Canadian, Norwegian, and British troops at Spitzbergen marks a strategic opening rather than a major battle. It signals Allied alertness after years of British hesitancy and positions Spitzbergen as a potential base for future operations against Germany.
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Spitzbergen
Germany
Norway
Holland
Iraq
Syria
Iran
Russia
Relief From Strife at Funerals and Reconciliation
As we age we see funerals soften old feuds and bring relatives together. A gathering to honor the dead dissolves jealousy, rivalries and animosities and reveals that neighbors and loved ones are not as they seemed. The piece reflects on reconciliation through sorrow.
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Joe
Mary
Bill
Liz
Raymond Clapper Sees Allied War Policy and U S Role
In London, Raymond Clapper reports wartime England shows resilient production and life goes on despite bomb damage. He argues the United States must leverage its strength with Britain's sea power to shape a dominant world role and avoid endless rearmament cycles.
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London
England
America
United States
Hitler
Roosevelt Marine War Policy Echoes 1819 Piracy Law
Peter Edson analyzes President Roosevelt’s claim that U S policy will patrol and destroy armed ships threatening American commerce. He notes the 1819 act cited to justify action and questions what constitutes piracy under international law and the limits on U S naval response.
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United States
Roosevelt
U. S
Congress
Monroe
U.S
Australia
South Atlantic
Red Sea
Panama
S. S
Greer
Iceland
Germany
Italy
Barbershop Patrons Pay For Grooming And Beauty
A columnist asks about the incomes of men who regularly receive shaving, manicure and shoe shine at barbershops and queries whether their wives spend as much at beauty parlors, exploring consumer habits and gender roles.
Hollywood Wealth Talk Sparks Fees Suit Testimony
A movie actress, Annabella, testifies in a fees suit saying she made a lot of money in Hollywood and questions why she should ask for more. The quote contrasts with a man claiming “nobody couldn’t do nothing” to imply no action would have helped.
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Hollywood
Annabella
Judy
Sara Fuller
Sara
Sandy
Phil
Blue
John Cuckler
Athens
Ohio
Taxation in Perry County faces limited hikes in districts
Perry County notes foresee tax rate increases in only three of 53 districts unless Crooksville and Hemlock voters approve school operating levies and a Bearfield Rural district bond for a new school. Unpaid real estate taxes total 73489.13, with 13245.25 collected this half-year and 110655.65 in current taxes.
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New Lexington
Crooksville
Hemlock
Bearfield
C. W. Norris
Robert H. Danston
Edgar W. Newton
Roseville
H. E. Stoneburner
D. W. Obenour
Clarence Daily
Elizabeth Daily Carter
Common Pleas Court
Wm. F. Gordon, Jr
Wm. F. Gordon
Gordon
Ida May Gordon
A. C. Huston
Madison Township
Anna M. Huston
Maurice H. Buckley
Mary E. Buckley
John P. Kiener
Pike Township
Teresa Nairn
Florence Kiener
T. J. Kiener
Pike ‘Township
Hugh Kiener
Leo E. Plymire
Sabina
Joseph T. Ferguson
County Election Board
E. P. Carpenter
Lester G. Dillon
Edythe Butler
Christopher Slatter
New Straitsville
Harry Hix
Thornville
Iris Christy
Harry McArron
Somerset
Star Foundry and Machine Company of
Columbus
Thomas F. Mooney
Roscoe Underwood
Ernest C. Ownen
William A. Briggs
Drakes
Evelyn Gaye Phillips
Shawnee
John Pace
Arthur Pace
Lot
Redfield
J. B. Newsman
Charles W. Newman
Pleasant Township
J. B. Newman
Esther B
William J. Goodin
Wilkesville Social and Personal Notes
A slice of Wilkesville life covers church revival under Rev. Brown of Bidwell. local residents’ movements include Mary Woltz entering Rio Grande College and Wanda Spires beginning Office Training School in Columbus. Socials feature an American Legion Auxiliary dance and a bean dinner with a K of P Hall dance. Numerous visits and family trips span Beckley to Columbus, withhospital and home visits noted and neighbors hosting relatives.
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Wilkesville
Methodist Church
Brown
Bidwell
Mary Woltz
Rio Grande College
Wanda Spires
Columbus
Wilkesville Garden Club
Star Garden Club
Bessie Stout
Oma Wells
Clara Phillips
Erma Nelson
Allie Cahoon
Chloie Ogdin
Madaline Wiseman
Shirley Spires
Louise Waltz
Jewell Strong
Irene Jackson
Billy
Richard McCormick
Beckley
W. Va
James McCormick
Mary Helen
Agnes Soles
Washington D. H
Mamie Jones
Louise Woltz
Grace McCormick
Bessie Wells
Lottie Kruskamp
Cora Mahaffey
William Mahaffey
White Cross Hospital
American Legion Auxiliary
Harley Strong
Dayton
Katie Strong
William Foley
Emil Steffin
Athens
Robert Sansbury
Teddy
Canal Winchester
Ralph Wiseman
Alice Peters
Sansbury
Joseph Thompson
Clyde
Cincinnati
James Thompson
Nealie
Carrie Steele
Ida Phetteplace
Bessie
James Oiler
Goldsboro
Curt Oiler
Alvada
Clarence
Harry
Parkersburg
Ralph Strausbaugh
Vint McCumber
Hall
New Matamoras
Raymond Jones
Wilmington
Claude Jones
Amy Jenkins
McArthur
E. J. Fitzpatrick
Marion
A. L. DeVault
Land
Bride From the Sky Unfolds a Turbulent Office Triangle
Judy Allen, editor, juggles rival suitors and a secret affair as photographs and rumors swirl. Sara Fuller seethes with jealousy while Judy battles loyalty and truth in a New York newsroom, awaiting a climactic call from Philip Rogers.
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Judy Allen
Sandy Ammerman
West Coast
Peg Gordon
Philip Rogers
Judy
Chicago
Sandy
New York
Sara Fuller
The Housekeepers Worries Poem
Messenger readers submit verse about daily chores and spring worries. The poem lists concerns from frost threats and garden pests to dust and dirt with a closing line about being buried in dirt.
Legal judgments and probate filings in Morgan County
Legal notices include Wallace Bragg winning a cognovit judgment for 174.35 against Francis Minner, a motor vehicle case moved to common pleas, and multiple wills probated in Morgan County. Estates valued around 25 000 and 20 500 with specific bequests to relatives, plus property transfers recorded in the recorder’s office. An emperor penguin fact closes the clipping.
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Mcconnellville
Wallace Bragg
Francis Minner
Common Pleas Court
Edwin Drake
Jessie B. Wood
Court of Justice
Seaman
John Q. Lyne
McConnelsville
First National Bank
Alva B
Arthur Lyne
Rose Lyne
Don Lyne
Grace Vanoster
Hal
Leo Barnhouse
Fast Windsor
Harold Crabtree
Lulu Lyne
J. T. Bowman
Chesterhill
Chesterhill Bank
Earl C
E. Ruth Bowman
Nannie S. Bowman
Home Farm
John S. Patterson
John V. Bowman
Charles Bowman
Emma Edegerton Late
Leonard Leon Sims
Sayre
Floyd L
Bessie Harley Sims
Bernice Evelyn Roberts
Grover C
G. Lucille Wallace Robeerts
East Bloom
Recorder's
Mary
Eva Balderson
Edna Everett
Homer
Howard B. Hooper
Margaret Davison Bixler
McConnel
Frances M. Dover
Elizabeth Winnie
Kate Dover
Old Part
C. L. Koons
Earl Morris
Glouster
Ramseyburg
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Raymond Clapper
British Empire
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
Perry County
Paul M. Yanger
D. L. Hutchison
Sidney M. Hutchison
Hustons
Susan H. Werner
Mary A. Wilson
Grace C. Moore
Terrace
Crookesville
Otis Garey
Mabel E. Porterfield
Edminston
Junction City
By Galbraith
Clem
Bride
THE
Peg
Miss Gordon
Sandford Ammerman
NEA Service, Inc
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Morgan County
Probate
Antarctic
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