Real Estate Deals in Athens County Fall Slump Evident
Real estate transfers total 34 in Athens County for the week ending November 28, across 16 of 24 districts. Listings include numerous small lots in Athens Towns and townships with prices as low as $1 and a few larger parcels such as a $1,900 lot in Chauncey and $79 tract transfer in Coolville.
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Athens County
Department of the County Auditor's Office
Athens Township
W. D. Robinson
Coolville Corporation
R. E. Daugherty
Martha Barnhart
Trimble
T. J. Thorp
Ira Stansberry
Ada McGee
John
Susie Gollie
Perry Judson
Emory
Ida Lantz
Glouster Corporation
Fda
Evelyn Davis
John Morris
James Johnson
C. V. Miller
Catherine
Century-old Logan homestead to yield to new apartments
Workmen demolish the century-old Logan home at 24 West Washington Street. Now a two story frame residence with unknown exact erection date, it has long housed notable local figures including Rufe Crippen and Henry Logan. Rob ert Hudkins and wife plan a modern apartment building on the site.
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Logan
West
Washington Street
Rufe Crippen
Crippen
State and
Court Streets
Sloan
Capt
J. B. Allen
Frank Cornell
Cornell
Palmer
West Washington Street
Henry Logan
Athens
Devore Brothers Erect Daltonhurst Home
E H and W G Devore of First street are near completion of a new two story six room home on May avenue Daltonhurst. The house will feature a full width front porch and hardwood floors throughout. Building under roof within two weeks and ready for occupancy after the new year. The Devore brothers designed the plans and act as their own contractors.
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E. H
W. G. Devore
First Street
May Avenue
Daltonhurst
Devore Brothers
Building of Cottage Homes Underway on North Grosvenor Street
E. E. Jacobs conducts extensive housing work on the northern Grosvenor Street property. Three residences built so far include two four room cottage homes and a six room two story frame building. All are nearing occupancy with plastering complete. a fourth four room cottage is planned this fall, with excavations to begin soon. John Davidson serves as contractor. plans were drawn by Jacobs.
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E. E. Jacobs
Grosvenor Street
John Davidson
Jacobs
Miniapolis Colonial House With Tile Walls Sold At Eight Thousand
A compact colonial style house in Minneapolis features hollow tile walls and red brick front porch. Built to fit an eight thousand five hundred dollar budget but completed at eight thousand six hundred fifty, it offers a large front porch overlooking a city lake, birch interiors, and a full basement with hot water heat.
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Minneapolis
How Can A Poor Man Get Ahead
Samuel Rice argues that a skilled mechanic can make sound investments by buying stock in his employer, yet warns this is speculation rather than guaranteed investment. He stresses understanding a company, avoiding bucket shop schemes, and buying only from reputable brokers who disclose truthful information.
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Samuel Rice
Associ of America
The
Stock Exchange
Akron preacher brands Jazz as disease in revival protest
Harry K. Shields, a song evangelist, declares in an Akron church revival that jazz is not music but a disease. He challenges congregants to seek spiritual renewal and avoid jazz as moral decline.
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Akron
Harry K. Shields
Fire prevention tips for homes by J H Truett
The article urges safer housekeeping to prevent dwelling fires in the United States. It warns against storing ashes in wood, burning rubbish in fireplaces, oily rags in metal containers, and handling kerosene or gasoline near stoves. It concludes with a lighter note about the fireman’s public image.
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J. H. Truett
National Safety Council
United States
Tin Receptacles Preserve Crispness for Baked Goods
Bread cake crackers and ginger snaps stay crisp and fresh in tin receptacles but become moist when stored in stone jars.
Cleaning grease from matting with fullers earth method
Instructions advise making a thin paste from fullers earth and cold water to spread on the spill. After drying place paper over the treated area and leave for a few days, then brush away with dry fullers earth to remove the stain.
Inadequate Hospital Accommodations in Ohio M E Church District
The Ohio conference of the Methodist Episcopal church covering Franklin Madison Licking Washington Meigs Gallia Jackson Lawrence Scioto counties and surrounding areas is shown to have inadequate hospital facilities in the American Hospital Digest and Directory issued by the Hospital Management organization. The digest notes sixty million quarts of ice cream were consumed in the United States last year.
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Ohio Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Franklin
Madison
Licking
Washington
Meigs
Gallia
Jackson
Lawrence
Scioto
American Hospital Digest
Hospital Management Organization
United States
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West Gay ST
Fidelity
Building and Loan Co
Sam M. Johnson
Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Columbus
Ohio
Athens City
Thomas H. McHenry
Curtis E Knight
Hugh Meighen
Will
Moler
William E. Moler
Alonzo Sams
Ross C. Brickles
George H. Junod
Isaac P. Tucker
Charles H. Wyatt
George A. Chaney
William Blackburn
A. A. Real
F. R. Walker
Bern Township
Elizabeth Lewis
Fart, Tillie
Susanna Hashman
Helen E. Gillespie
Joe Masarus
Chauncey Corporation
John Sweazy
Lars Hashman
Rome
John FE. Davis
J. Lewis
Stewart Sub
Nelsonville City
Albert L. Preston
Henry
Minnie Poling
Wolfsburg
John M. Herrold
Catherine A. Herrold
Robert Hudkins
East Washington Street
C. W. Backus Lumber Co
Nelson Ville
Devores
North Grosvenor
Poetr Org
Poeer
Cravere Oatis
U. S. S. South Dakota
Brooklyn Navy Yards
Aneating — Engineers
C. V. Strawn
the Bardin Bros. Co
the Hoover
Athens Electric Co
the Hocking Power Co
Nelsonville