Art Metal office equipment for new Howe Telephone building
The Ritter company of Mansfield furnishes and erects Art Metal office and banking equipment for the new Howe Telephone building in Jamestown N Y. World’s largest manufacturers supply steel desks counters vault doors and inter-changeable sections for flexible design. Rose Tavernelle marble from Tennessee used in construction.
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Howe Telephone Company
Ritter Company
Mansfield
Charles Ritter Company
Jamestown
N. Y
Nike
Athrns
Mycon
New Stow-Davis Company
Ohio
Tennessee
Chartres Equip- Ritker Company
Modern heating and water systems installed in Athens firm building
The Athens Home Telephone Company's building showcases a Hoffman Vapor heating system with 2,500 feet of radiation and 5,000 feet of smokeless boiler. Soft water, hot water with winter and summer arrangements, two second-floor baths, upstairs kitchens with Duo strainers, first-floor employee toilet rooms with showers, and an ice cooled corridor drinking system are noted. John S. and Charles DeMolet led the installation by their company.
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Athens Home Telephone Company
Jonns
Charles DeMolet
Mansfield workers pride in building a better job
Mansfield is praised for equal effort in constructing and equipping a poverty building. The text notes workers take pride as a hobby and strive to improve each project beyond the last.
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Mansfield
Bronze lanterns adorn entrance of new Home Telephone building
Bronze lanterns decorate the entrance of the Home Telephone Company building. Two lights flank the main door and a larger lantern hangs above, casting glow on the two large columns. Designed by aircraft metal lanterns from J. H. Grayson, in cooperation with the telephone company engineers and officers.
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Home Telephone Company
Wo Aircraft Metal
Ter Stear-Ty
T Works
J. H. Grayson Manu Prime Company
Telephone Company
Artcraft Metal Works Company
J. H. Grayson Company
Grayson Company
Athens Messenger
Messen
Ger
Green Corn Dance invitation unearthed from 1879 Athens event
veteran Athens jeweler Clay McLean, 40, found a copy of the 1879 Green Corn Dance invitation on state hospital grounds. The fourth annual gathering was staged by a group of Athens Indians, many now deceased, with McLean noting the historic item among stored papers.
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Athens
State Hospital
McLean
Clay McLean
Indian corn dance invitation echoes 1879 Athens event
Printed Uitte leaflets advertised a corn dance on August 22 1879 along the Hockhocking river inviting tribes including Wyandots Cheyennes Delawares Shawnee and Sioux. Notables Stedman Brown Spade and McLean accompanied by Athens youths traveled by train for the gathering and ceremonial acts.
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Suvell
McLean
Shawanese
Hockhocking
Ben C. Grawn
Woodsbury
Nod
Frans
J Stedman
Whiledelphia
H. Stewart
Athens
Je l L. Harper
Marshield
Lroquois
T. B. Warden
Henry Spade
Columbus
Crahs
Foster
Mc McLean
Stedman
Ben Brown
Spade
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Chas. Ritter Company
Frances Wirkwodd
Glenn Kirkwood
Queens
Long Island
Kirkwood
Hield
Kath Snyder
Sash-Weight Euler
Geo. Childs
Middleport
Athens Home Telephone Co
Bank of Athens National Bank
Athens County
West Gay ST
the Fidelity
Ico.s
M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Conn and Savings Co
Suellstord
Red Men's Lodge
Archcraft
Metal Works
J.H. Grayson Co
A Metal Works Artcraftissical Mfg. CO
The
D. Zenner Company
D. Zenner Co
Southern Ohio Electric Co
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