Security Bank of Athens Celebrates 40th Anniversary
The Security Savings Bank marks forty years in business and reopens its rebuilt five story building after a fire last August. Founded April 1905 with capital $25,000, deposits now total over $4 million. The restoration, completed after eight months, includes fireproofing, new elevator, plumbing, heating, and updated electrical work. Former tenants return as rebuilding finishes.
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ATHENS: MESSENGER _ neds Security Bank
Security Savings Bank
D. H. Moore
Henry
O’bleness
A. S. Bethel
E. D. Sayre
E. C. Woodworth
Bbank
D. H Moore
W. B. Lawrence
Mri Lawrence
Charles G. O'blenéss
First National Bank
Hyton St
National Consolidated
Athens National
Security Bank
First National
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Funeral Notes For Jane Hayes And Local Figures
Friends and relatives attend the funeral of Jane Greer Hayes two year old daughter of Supt E H Hayes at Finsterwald Funeral Home Pomeroy Rev Baird of Pomeroy Episcopal Church conducts services Burial at Beech Grove Cemetery She is survived by her father mother and three brothers Russell Columbus Quinn Florida Kay The Chester area mourns her loss Also noted is Pvt Charles Eiselstein wounded in Belgium December 21 now at Crile General Hospital Cleveland visiting family in Columbus Funeral services for Thomas Jeroleman 86 held at Chester Methodist Church with burial in Chester Cemetery Jeroleman a former Meigs County teacher lived in California and western states before returning For the funeral were nieces and nephews from Parkersburg and Minersville Other local notes include death of Jane Hayes sister Russell Hayes an Ohio State instructor and visits by relatives in Columbus Parkersburg and Athens.
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Chester
Jane Greer Hayes
E. H.le Hayes
Finsterwald
Pomeroy
Baird
Pomeroy Episcopal Church
Beech Grove
Russell
Columbus
Quinn
Florida
Kay
Charles Eiselstein
Belgium
United States
G. A. Eiselstein
Crile General Hospital
Cleveland
Thomas Jeroleman
Chester Methodist Church
Jeroleman
Peter Jeroleman
New York City
Meigs County
California
Dolph Joachim
Jean
Ransom Genheimer
Parkersburg
Douglas Genheimer
Minersville
Russell Hayes
Ohio State University
Jane Hayes
Victor Will Canal
E. B. Knight
Darrell Cleland
Hannah Cleland
Dana McCain
Norman
Danville
Norma Dean
Walter Brown
Hayes
Floyd Ridenour
Curtis Wolfe
Ona Osborne
A. DB. Tuttle
Athens
Willa Coast
Junior College
Montgomery
W. Va
Pfe
Howard Knight
Newton Baker Hospital
New Martinsburg
Ward Hayes
William Eichensehr
Sandusky
Eileen Hayes
Mable van Meter
Hartung
Dan Warner
Laurel Cliff Community Notes Passes Linen Shower for Eastmans
Laurel Cliff reports a Friday linen shower for Mr and Mrs Harve Eastman who recently suffered a fire loss. The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling between Laurel Cliff Columbus Greenfield Gallipolis and other nearby towns, noting Army examination visits and local school coverage.
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Laurel Cliff
Harve Eastman
Clifford Jacobs
Columbus
Ives
Jacobs
Milton Hysell
Chillicothe
Edward Parker
Minersville
John Ratcliff
Harmon Fox
Eloise
Carol McKenzie
Gallipatis
George McKenzie
Geogia Hamilton Metz
W. Va
Josia Turner
Edwin Leithert
Caxton
E. J. Tracy
Thelen Dil
Trelma Dil
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Logan
Kenneth Mixon
Furnace St
Lancaster Municipal Hospital
Vern Nixon
Rt. 3
John Kopacsch
Danish, Mich
N. M. Garrett
Sam Farley
Hayidenville
Women’s Missionary Association of
Southeastern Ohio
A. N. Grueser
Lilian Warner
T. S. Nicholas
Betty Jean Nicholas
Lancaster
Louise Canter
Wells- Hei
Edith Kern
Laurel Cliff News
Norman Williams
New York
Lomax and Bell
Security Savings Bank McKee Drug Co
E. R. Walker
Cameron and von Dyke
C. R. Hoskins
Prudential Insurance Co
B. J. Schwartel
State Highway Dept
John Bolin
R. R. Gilson
Dwight H. Rutherford
R. E. Stephenson
Wooley and Rowland
Oscar Fulton
C.M. Gill Jones and Williams
L. G. Worstell
Gordon Gray
E.R. Wagoner
Will
McKee Drug CO
Gqur
North Court St
Chris
Lomax
Carl
Dwight H
Rutherford
Cameron
and van Dyke
C.M. Gill & CO
Dial
Stephenson
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