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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1921

Page

6

Real Estate Transfers in Athens and Surrounding Townships

Real estate transfers listed across multiple townships including Athens and Ames. Names include J Hastings, Herbert F, Wade C ve, Luella Isham, Hoyt A Pinkerton, Nora Barstew, J A Rode, G G Cothill, J M Roach, Amanda Fly, Jean Finsterwald, Ida B, Walden, Nathan W Parker, John W Barnhill, Charles L Bean, Wesley B Lawrence, Wm L Heston, John E F Gifford, Kate Harper, W C Burton, Warren Williams. Lots and tracts with minimal consideration stated as $1 or $168, etc.

Athens Township J. Hastings Herbert F. d A J. Hastings Wade C. Ve Luella Isham Hoyt A Ala J. Pinkerton Athens City Nora N. Barstew J. A. Rode G. G. Cothill J. M. Roach J. D. Martin Auty R Amanda Fly Jeane Finsterwald Ida B Walden Vv. O. Phillips Nathan W. Paker Nora N Wm. L. Barstow John W. Barnhill Chas. L. Bean Wesley B. Lawrence Ames Township Wm. Ll Zoe W. Heston John EF. Gifford

Land Transfers Across Townships Detailing Acres and Sums

A series of property conveyances lists Dover Township Adie M Kempton to Warren P Linscott 40 acres. Adolph Hipsher to Fred McClelland 50 acres. P N Pratt to Howard Simpson Lot 124 1265. Henry Augustine to Nora Gould Lot 7 500. Chauncey Corporation Everett Ferrell to Raymond W and Lena Parry Lot 198 part 1. Noah B Harvey to Wm T Frazee Lot 244 560x135 590. Lodi Township J O Smith to Wm E Boswell 164.48 acres 1. Rome Township Chas R Wilson to Chas A McGill Lots 192 193 160. Riley McGill Lots 194 195 150. Peter Finsterwald et al to Artemus C Finsterwald Lot 43. J A Rodehaver to Jas H Cray undivided half of tract s 7 8 10 acres 1. Jas H Cray to J A Rodehaver Tracts 25 acres 113.03 acres undivided half 1. Troy Israel Yeater to Thomas L Calaway 36 acres 2000. Job Clark to Mary Clark et al 40 acres. Mary A Clark et al to Clarence Croston et al 40 acres 1200. Trimble Township David Evans to Thomas D Beddow Lot 69 part 590. Matt Humme to Mat Laurels Lot 4 Lot 8 200. Markus Laulumann et al to Matt Humme Lot 725. Jesse A Willson to Thomas Judson 21.44 acres 1600.

Dover Township Addie M. Kempton Warren P. Linscott Adolph Hipsher Fred McClelland P. N. Pratt Howard Simpson Henry Augustine Nora Gould Chauncey Corporation Everett Ferrell Raymond W Lena Parry Noah Harvey Wm. T. Frazee Lodi J. O. Smith Wm. E. Boswell Rome Township Chas. R. Wilson Chas. A. McGill Riley McGill Peter Finsterwald Artemus C. Finsterwald J. A. Rodehaver Jas. H. Cray Trimble David Evans Thomas D. Beddow Matt Humme Mat Laurels Markus Laulumann Jesse A. Willson Thomas Judson

Peterson's Ointment touted as cure for eczema and piles

In repeated testimonial snippets Miss Mary Hill and A R Ruger praise Peterson's Ointment for curing long standing eczema and itching piles. Ads claim relief for old sores salt rheum chafing and all skin diseases with a 60 cent ointment and mail order service via Buffalo.

Peterson Mary Hill Third Avenue Pittsburg A. R. Ruger Washington Avenue Racine Wis Se Ointment Co., Inc Buffalo

Hockingport Man a Moody Graduate

Roy F. Shaffer of Hockingport is among sixty six graduates completing a two year course in Bible gospel music and practical Christian work at Moody Bible Institute Chicago. The class includes students from nineteen states and several foreign countries. Shaffer plans to serve as a missionary in Africa after graduation.

Roy F. Shaffer Hockingport D. D Muskingum College New Concord Ohio Shaffer Africa African Inland Mission

Notice To Tax Payers From County Treasurer

The County Treasurer will collect the December taxes at Amesville on December 22 Coolville on December 29 Glouster January 3 4 5 and Nelsonville January 10 11 12 13 Bring your last tax receipt to help the Treasurer serve taxpayers promptly Richard Pimes County Treasurer

Amesville Coolville Glouster Nelsonville Ichard Pimes

Patterns 3796 3798 for youthful crepe de chine dress

Advertisement describes patterns 3796 waist and 3798 skirt for a youthful crepe de chine dress with picot edged roses. It notes fabric options satin or velvet with embroidery, sizes 36 to 44 and 24 to 34, two patterns mailed for 12 cents in stamps, with cost details and yardage for a medium size.

Democratic bootleggers to do road work in Ohio county

Tiffin Ohio December 22 Democratic bootleggers may be forced to swing a pick and shovel. County Prosecutor Lott said he would begin making liquor law violators work on road repair jobs and seek guards from county commissioners to enforce the plan. He vowed to end installment fines and replace them with labor.

Tiffin Lott

Christmas program and services at local church

A Christmas program is planned at the church this Saturday evening with all welcome. Epworth League holds special services Sunday night with Proclaiming at seven. Mr Vernon Weeley, recently treated at Mt. Clemens, returns home improved. Mr and Mrs Dayton Keirns visit Frank Cones Jr on Sunday.

Epworth League Vernon Weeley Mt. Clemens Dayton Keirns Frank Cones, Jr

Orders Filling Time Stretch Ahead for Next Week

The note states a week to ten days are needed to complete current orders. Production teams warn customers to expect delayed delivery as manufacturing queues build up.

Hair health as a gauge of overall well being

Doctors say hair condition can reflect general health. Observing hair texture, shine, and loss may indicate nutritional status and systemic issues, prompting further medical evaluation.

Kara Mystifies Crowd At Athens Opera House

A man known as Kara, “the man of a thousand eyes,” drew a large Athens audience last night at the opera house by calling attendees by name and answering questions sent from homes and the theatre. His exotic Oriental costume and humor kept the crowd entertained as he advised on business and love and announced Mile. Bianca and the company were held over for three more performances.

Kara Man of Athens Opera House Mile Bianca

Doubtful Plot Tied to Wall Street Bomb Case

Warsaw police hold Wolfe Lindenfeld amid alleged Russia radical plot claims. US agent Walter Cosgrove says two women and four men plotted the Wall Street bombing and names of plotters are being sought, though Lindenfeld’s veracity is questioned. Lindenfeld’s friends and family cast doubt on his stories.

United Press Warsaw Poland Wall Street Walter Cosgrove Windy Bill Lindenfeld New York William

Ohio Welfare Efforts Halt Crimin al Pardons Rise

Governor Kariry and Lt. Davis report steady cuts in pardons and paroles since the administration began reorganizing state government. pardons dropped to twelve from a ten year average, with notable cases including a prisoner returned to Pennsylvania and a Mansfield inmate tried for murder. Parole totals fell as prison population rose, while enforcement of procurement laws boosted factory activity and reduced idle labor across state institutions.

The Messenger Kariry Lt. Davis Harry L. Pavis Ohio Welfare Board of Clemency Pennsylvania Frank Motto Mansfield Reformatory Cuyahoga County Board of Pardon and Parole Department of Public Welfare Ohio Commission For the Blind State Board of Charities Board of Administration

Disabled Veterans Safe in Overcrowded West Tech

Seventy veterans at West Tech high school will not be forced to move next semester despite overcrowding. The building will continue to house them as vocational instruction proceeds in Cleveland on December 22, 1971.

Cleveland West Tech High School

Board to Install Ten Portable Classrooms on Campus

The board of education plans ten portable structures on campus to house ex service men for classes. The $35,000 expenditure will cover construction and setup. Under the government contract the board could dismiss the men when full, but officials prefer not to leave them without shelter.

Board of Education

Boston Leader in Fielding Averages

Boston for the sixth consecutive season led the American League in fielding figures. The Red Sox fielded for an average of .975, followed by Chicago .969, Cleveland .967 and the Yankees .965. Only 157 errors were chalked up against the Boston players as compared with Philadelphia in last place with .274.

Chicago Boston Red Sox Cleveland Yanks Philadelphia

European peasants fear Christmas Eve light extinguish fate

A belief among European peasants holds that if the house light is allowed to go out on Christmas Eve, someone in the home will die within the following year.

Europe

Small salaried women pool savings to buy house

Florence Kober leads forty five moderate salaried New York businesswomen who pooled savings to buy and remodel an old house into 34 modern apartments with small rents credited toward the purchase price. Christmas is the only England village named Christmas in Oxfordshire.

Florence Kober England Oxfordshire Christmas Common

Crippled Kids Thank Governor in Ohio Christmas Greeting

Governor Davis received a desk greeting signed by Helen and Jimmy, two of 12,000 crippled children in Ohio helped by the Burke Bill program. The note praises his work, fostered by Ohio Rotary Clubs and Senator J. F. Burke, urging continued support.

Columbus Davis Helen Jimmy Ohio Burke Rotary Clubs J. F. Burke Elyria

Rehabilitation service visit to Athens County workers

A state education department representative met residents over 16 with industrial defects to offer free vocational instruction. The department will cover tuition and materials, not maintenance. Those affected should contact Miss Anne Munn, local Red Cross nurse, for listing.

Civilian Rehabilitation Service State Department of Education Athens Anne Munn Red Cross

Advising Briand to Reconsider Submarine Policy

Special dispatches from London report Ambassador Harvey delivered a note from Secretary Hughes to Premier Briand asking him to rethink his stance on submarines and light naval craft. Briand will discuss the matter with Lloyd George before replying.

United Press Paris London Today Harvey Briand Hughes Llyod George

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