Page Four See-ensa Published
This appears to be a publisher’s page with masthead and standard Associated Press credit lines. It lists subscription rates for Ohio and out of state readers, carrier and single-copy prices, and notes on obituaries and cards of thanks. It ends with a Milton quotation about liberty and free thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensa
Associated Press
Ohio
United States
Ipsueanead
Athens
John W. Cullen Company
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Milton
India policy clash fuels East war outlook
Raymond Clapper criticizes British India policy under Churchill and Amery as rigid and self-defeating, urging openness to India amid wartime strategy. He warns that India's suppression harms Allied war aims, disrupts production, and risks bolstering the Japanese threat as lend-lease aid and US troops remain in India.
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Churchill
India
Kipling
London
East
Gandhi
Malaya
Burma
Washington
Mr. Churchill
L. S. Amery
Hitler
Congress Party
Elmer Davis
China
Japan
Arsenal of Bureaucracy? A Life Magazine analysis on wartime governance
The piece argues that Americans must rely less on Washington bureaucrats and more on local, inventive citizens to win the war. It contends a Washington juggernaut hinders effort, urging self-reliance and public spirit while recognizing indispensable military and production authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
U, S
Washington
Ray Clapper
America
Uch
Life Magazine
Segregation and Civic Life in a Small Society
A reflective piece on civic character contrasts two types of people. It praises public spirited citizens who work for communal betterment and condemns critics who undermine enterprise and public welfare. The author questions forming an internal club to expose “rotten apples.”
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Citizn
Prince
New Jersey Paper Defends Political News During War Time
A New Jersey newspaper defends publishing local politics amid wartime, saying it must inform readers to sustain democracy. The editor argues politics are needed to reveal government caliber and educate citizens, citing a duty to keep the public informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Zews
Army Creates Officer Schools For Limited Service Recruits
Peter Edson explains a new Army program adding three officer training schools for limited service draftees. Starting Oct 1 at Grinnell College, Florida University, and North Dakota Agricultural College, these branch immaterial officers will serve in non combat administrative roles.
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Army
Joe
Einstein
Grinnell College
Florida University
North Dakota Agricultural College
Public Forum letters urge resolve in wartime effort
In a signed forum letter from Athens dated Sept 15, Bessie M. Gorslene praises civic fervor and condemns lenient treatment of saboteurs. She urges patriotic action including scrap drives, warns of Japan and Germany seeking to control American resources, and calls for a motivating battle hymn to sustain morale.
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the Messenger
Dorothy FB. McDonald
Germany
America
Marseilles
Roget de Lisle
Japan
Ten Years Ago in Athens Society Notes
A surprise party for Mrs. C. E. Cross drew sixty guests in Athens. Notables include J. D. Brown returning from Harbor Springs, Miss Blanche Price in University Hospital Columbus for an appendectomy, and Frank Rauch Jr. heading to Kentucky Military Institute.
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C. E. Cross
Athens
Blanche Price
University Hospital
Columbus
Frank Rauch, Jr
Lyndon, Ky
Kentucky Military Institute
Poet's Corner Spring Commands the Heart of Me
A short verse from Laura B. Foster in Columbus presents spring’s calling and seasonal charm. The poet articulates how Spring, Summer, and Autumn woo the senses with mellow tones and ripening song.
Blue Lake Social Notes Update from the Region
Blue Lake community updates list social visits and farewells. Eloise Taylor visits relatives in Blue Lake while Mrs Kathyrn Brucker and others travel to Erie. Miss May Queen joins Glenna Saunders store staff as Crystal Saunders visits Coraopolis. Houseboats appear at Blue Lake to cut rent. Ev erette Saunders hosts farewell for John Holcomb before camp.
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Blue Lake
Eloise Taylor
Adam Brucker
Erie
Harley
Leslie Brucker
V. Moore
Sherman Waugh
Gallipolis
Emory Waugh
James Taylor
Dayton Fife
South Charleston
Kathryn Brucker
C. E. Wise
May Queen
Glenna Saunders
Crystal Saunders
Coraopolis
John Holcomb
Everette Saunders
Elmer Holcomb
Grace Russell resumes teaching at Hemlock school
Hemlock social notes show Grace Russell back to teaching after serving as governess at the Children’s Home. Visits include Roxie Vanhorn and son Jack with John Martin from Marion, Irene Gescer from Columbus, Nina Davis, and others.
The Summer of Secrets in Candace’s Family
Candace Beck faces pressure from Aunt Belle as she announces plans to train as a nurse after a summer of tense family friction. Belle derides Candace’s romance with Martin and urges a rapid marriage to secure her future, while Candace asserts her nursing training amid family disapproval and looming decisions.
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Candace Beck
Peter Fraiier
Martin Corby
Peter
Candace
Martin
Bruce Frazier
Belle
Bruce
Merrymount Hospital
Broadwell Social Briefs Highlight Weekly Visits and Inductions
Local notices list Ralph Westbrook headed for Army induction. многочисленные visits span Ironton Parkersburg Aliquippa Pittsburgh Albany Marietta Nelsonville Schley Amensville Mt Hermon and Decatur with families including the Garrets Vandykes Young Westbrook Ogg Oggs Brill and Keirns.
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Lida Suttner
Pittsburgh
Alison Vandyke
Albany
Hattie Nolan
Marietta
Nanna Stewart
New England
Ella Oge
Albert
Herman Ogg
Nelsonville
John Young
Roger
Perley Keirns
Amensville
Geraldine Parsons
Raymond Westbrook
Schley
Mary Edith Starling
Everett Starling
Mt. Hermon
Evalina Brill
Mary James
Wilbur Duskey
Mary Johnson
Joe Young
Ralph Davis
Warren
Oscar James
Labor Day
Hattie Hendershot
William Place
Clara Griffith
Decatur
Campbell
Athens
Earl Bolin
Order Award Deposit in Highway Land Condemnation
The state must deposit $200 with Circuit Clerk Vernon Jones as awarded to Holly Hudson by the circuit court commission for 0.02 acres taken for an access highway in Point Pleasant. The ordered payment accompanies condemnation proceedings against Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Vernon Jones
Holly Hudson
Hudson
Circuit Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Raymond Clapper
Lord Strabolgi
England
Roosevelt
Russia
Euripides
Peter Edson
Washington Scene
George Berkeley
the Public Forum
Bessie M. Gorslene
J. D. Brown
Harbor Springs
Mich
Guy J. Fierce
Higley Bible Class
The
Christian Church
Wilmer C. Harris
Ohio University
C. L. Martzolff
C. E. Cooper
Thomas C. McCracken
College of Education
Dean McIntire
James P. Porter
Co. C. Robinson
School of
Music
Charles Figgins
Preston Trough
Horace Travis
Jasper MecManaway
Harry Otis
Charles Weiss
Walter Green
Melvin Ward
Donald Figgins
Julius Smith
John Emish
Hiram Robinett
Earl Lama
Walter Keating
Charlies Kennedy
Jasper Lenear
Charles Hartley
Phil Parry
William Devol
OTS
Poet's Corner
Messenger
Laura B. Foster
By Galbraith
Dug Paroff
Blue Lake Social
Hemlock
BY Holly Watterson
Hobbs
Aunt Belle
NEA Service, Inc
Broadwell Social Briefs
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