Real Estate Transfers Across Townships and Lots
The court house notices record transfers in Athens Township Athens City Rome Township Ames Township Coolville Carthage and Glouster among others. Transactions include Allison and Story to Charles P Allison one fifth in 82.4 acres and 56 acres by will. various lot transfers with prices from 46 to 5060. surface and coal deeds. and tax forfeitures with no consideration noted.
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Athens Township
Allison
Story
Cynthia Ellen Siison
Chas. P. Allison
Athens City
Lona Alexander
Blaine Kennedy
Pear
Maston
E. J
Lucy L. Michael
Blaine
Lona V. Kennedy
Mary E. Beal
Russell Oxley
Coolville
R. R
Gussie Cuslop
J. W. Kincade
Carthage
Elmer
Emerson Burton
J. L. Warner
Glouster Jas. I. Norris
W. W. Jones
Mason Andrews
Lewis and
Belva Creachbaum
Alex Katona
L. R. Andrews
Eddy
Wedding Permits Issued For Four Couples
Wesley B. Byers a miner of Glouster and Lydia M. Latimer of Hollister receive wedding license. Homer Hull a miner of Carbondale and Isabelle Enderling of Nelsonville R D 3 also obtain marriage permits.
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Wesley B. Byers
Glouster
Lydia M. Latimer
Hollister
Homer Hull
Carbondale
Isabelle Enderling
Nelsonville R. D
Pleasanton Community News Highlights Christmas Visits
Mr and Mrs Charlies Bolen of Akron Ohio visit relatives in Pleasanton. Dana Arnold of Cleveland joins at the Arnett home in Akron for Christmas. The Arnetts host at their parents home. Mabel and Lora Kenney of Lisbon start two week vacation at home. Dorothy Kenney and Bertina Martin of Athens enjoy recess at homes. Joe Davenport of Columbus stays with Mr and Mrs George Morrison. Christmas program at Pleasanton school house draws large crowd. proceeds total 26 dollars. Welby Smalley of London spends a few days at home. Jesse Pierce and sons share Christmas with Sheldon Parker family. Riley Tippie of Bates visits Edward Martin’s family. Cooley brothers saw wood locally last week. Mrs Frank Martin and children visit Angeline Woodyard of Chase.
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Charlies Bolen
Akron
Ohio
Dana Arnold
Cleveland
Vis
Geo. & Lee Arnett
Marin Athens
Arnett
Jesse Pierce
Sheldon Parker
Riley Tippie
Bates
Edward Martin
Cooley Brothers
Frank Martin
Angeline Woodyard
Chase
Automatic fire alarm mechanism in a gong housing
A residence alarm uses a low temperature fuse inside a gong enclosure. When the fuse melts the spring is released triggering the alarm. The device illustrates early dissection work in apparatus design.
Cold Tablets Claim Overnight Cold Cure
A vintage ad touts chocolate coated cold tablets as the best tonic laxative for colds la grippe headache and constipation. It promises no head effects with one tablet at the start nip a cold in the bud and notes 25 years of popularity in the market.
Outstanding Incidents in the Training of Peter and John
Sunday school lesson outlines the training of Peter and John from 1 John 1 1 9 and reflects on how to improve next year with Epworth League Psalm 96 1 17 and Christan Endeavor topics tied to the New Year meeting.
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Uecenberm
Peter
John
Epworth League
Revival Services at Free Methodist Church Begin
Revival services start Sunday evening at the Free Methodist Church with Sunday school at 9 A M supervised by W LE Pru den. Sermons follow at 10 A M and 6 30 P M. Pastor M E Snyder extends a cordial welcome to all.
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Free Methodist Church
First Baptist Church Sunday School Ad
Sunday school session at First Baptist Church starts at 9 A M in Music Hall.
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First Baptist Church
Methodist Church Announces Week of Services and Meetings
The Methodist Church schedules 9 A M Sunday school and 10 30 A M worship with Dr. Allen H Norcross from Cincinnati delivering the sermon. Evening service at 7 includes a sermon So Near And Yet So Far. Watch Night Service 9 30 to midnight with a Martzolff Class social preceding. Cottage prayers on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
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C. Lioyd Strocker
R. M Slutz
Allen H. Norcross
Cincinnati
Ohio
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Martzolff
Episcopal Service at Corner State and Carpenter Streets
Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with Rev C B Plummer rector and a cordial welcome to all at the corner state and Carpenter streets church
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Carpenter Streets
C. B. Plummer
Evening Worship and Christian Endeavor Program
E D Murch and J H Burt lead Sunday services at 9 00 A M and 7 15 A M with sermons on The Backward Inward and Upward Look and The Agencies Used in Saving Souls. Christian Endeavor 6 00 P M with Junior Endeavor 6 00 P and a midweek prayer 7 00 P led by the minister. Election of officers for the new year. A debate on Next Year Improvement with Miss Bernice Roach and Miss Helen Ludwick among speakers. James De Forest Murch attends as state superintendent. Everyone urged to attend.
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E. D. Murch
Minister Bible School
J. H. Burt
Christian Endeavor
Bernice Roach
Charles Staneart
Helen Ludwick
Arthur Robinson
James de Forest Murch
Central Avenue M E Church Sunday Services Program
Central Avenue M E Church in Dallas lists 9:00 Sunday School 10:00 Morning worship with sermon The Souls of Men 6:00 Epworth League 7:00 Evening service with sermon The Ministry of Co operation Mid week service Wednesday at 6 30 Leader A S Pickering assistant leaders Mrs Hamilton Mrs Maggie Waldie Mrs Caddie Hughes Topic Why Do Resolutions Fail Matt 7 13 23 Invite extended to all wishing to worship.
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Central Avenue M. E. Church
Dallas
L. Browning
the Souls of Men
Epworth League
Ministry of Co-operation
A. S. Pickering
Hamilton
Maggie Waldie
Caddie Hughes
Presbyterian Church Announces New Year Sermons and Classes
Rev Wilcox speaks on Thoughts for the New Year in the morning. Evening service led by Mohicans class. Superintendent Morgan discusses Scotland's Greatest Minister in America's Influential Pulpit. No young people meeting. Sunday school at nine.
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Presbyterian Church
Wilcox
Snperintendant
Morgan
Scotland
America
Mt Zion Baptist Church Service Schedule
Charles C Hart minister leads Sunday School at 9 15 A M and sermon at 10 45 A M titled Lessons From the Past The fellowship program includes the Old Year Bible Youth program with a 7 30 P M sermon Communion is observed and services start promptly on Congress and Carpenter streets
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MT. Zion Baptist Church
Congress and
Carpenter Streets
Chas. C. Hart
Church Service schedule at Carnegie Library Y M C A
J A Hines evangelist leads worship in Y M C A rooms at Carnegie Library. Bible class at 9 AM. Lord's supper and preaching at 10 AM. Evening service with preaching at 7 PM. All are invited.
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J. A. Hines
Carnegie Library
Christian Science Sunday Service at Masonic Temple
The Christian Science Society extends a cordial invitation to attend a Sunday service at 10 45 A M with the subject Christian Science and the golden text from Isaiah 60 1 Arise shine for thy light is come The Sunday school meets at 9 30 A M and a Wednesday meeting is held at 7 00 P M all at the Masonic Temple
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Masonic Temple
M E Church and Epworth League Sunday Services
The M. E. Church led by W. Ahlbrand holds Chauncey Millfield and The Plains Sunday school at 9:30 A M with class meetings and Epworth league sessions. Evening preaching at 6 30 P M in Chauncey and The Plains. Sugar Creek hosts 1 30 P M Sunday school and preaching.
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W. Ahlbrand
Chauncey
Epworth League
Millfield
the Plains
Sugar Creek
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement by Athens Woman
Mrs J A Dilts of 12 N Cemetery St says she uses Doan’s Kidney Pills for kidney trouble after colds and back pain. She reports lasting relief and urges others to use the same remedy, noting it fixed her up years ago and still holds true. Price 60c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Athens
J. A. Dilts
N. Cemetery St
Dean
Doan
Athens Mentions and Local Holidays at Model School
Professor Mardis of Athens spent Sunday here to promote the model school. G W Dewees of Marietta closes a store deal with L R Wilson and sons and invoices this week. Fred Gillilan visited Athens on Tuesday. The Baptist church held a program for young folks on Sunday morning and the model school Christmas exercises on Wednesday. Santa arrived at the close of the program and Miss Elma Scarlett of Athens visited her mother Mrs Fannie Coleman for Christmas. Cyrus Jones spent the day in Little Hocking.
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Mardis
Athens
Model School
G. W. Dewees
Marietta
L. R. Wilson and Sons
Fred Gillilan
Baptist Church
Creamer
Pedigo
Santa
Elma Scarlett
Fannie Coleman
Cyrus Jones
Little Hocking
Mother of Harry New Will Not Be A Witness
Lily Burger mother of Harry S. New Jr. will not testify about alleged relations with United States Senator New. An illness interrupted the trial of New on murder charges as defense positions aimed to show the senator was the defendant’s father.
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Harry New
Los Angeles
Call
Lily Burger
Harry
New Jr
United States
New
Friedal Lesser
Holiday school event raises funds for church repair
An entertainment at Holiday school house last week netted $10 from pies sold to aid church repairs. Sunday school continues each Sunday at two. Nellie Levacy and Theresa Blackwood visited Herb Haning family. Bahr visited Holiday school. Levacy vacationing at Harrisonville. Blackwood closes Holiday school for mid year vacation December 24 to January 5. Libby Young visited Jack Stanley of Chase. locals attended Pleasanton entertainment. May and Amanda Stanley with Roy Chaney at Roy Chaney’s.
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Nellie Levacy
Theresa Blackwood
Herb Haning
A. A. Bahr
Harrisonville
Libby Young
Jack Stanley
Chase
Pleasanton
May
Amanda Stanley
Roy Chaney’s
Frank Helwig
William King
Peach Fork
Santa Claus at the Home phone office draws long line
Children queue for three hours to talk to Santa as volunteers man the line. A boy disguised as a treble asks for a wrist watch, bracelet, face powder and whiskey. Another boy asks for cigarettes. The kids dominate the conversation while Santa listens.
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Santa Claus
Santa
Elks Secretary Distributes Warmth and Toys Near Athens
Alex Moore, secretary of the Elks, learned of a needy family five to six miles from Athens. An eight year old girl had never owned a doll and others lacked toys and underclothing. Moore supplied four suits of underwear and money for toys, visiting the home within an hour and telling the children he was Santa Claus as the excited youngsters embraced the gifts.
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Alex Moore
the Elks
Athens
Alex
Santa Claus
Thurman Morgan
Sheep farming grows in Athens county as fl ocks rise
In Athens county the sheep industry is improving with about 1600 sheep owned by two nearby farmers, one with 900 sheep planning to add more as wool prices stay high. Local railroad workers report heavy travel before Christmas and many farm families visiting town for mince pies and honest cooking. A stray dog problem is noted as farmers watch their flocks.
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Athens County
Athens
Men Ready to Return to Work After Christmas Surge
Not in years have there been so many men in various lines of industry ready to go back to work the day after Christmas as today. The speaker notes that on other Christmas Days, Al C Hal visited many homes and kept wage earners from work for days after the holiday. A small amount of liquor was reported in a few places, but not enough for a Mormon family.
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Old al C
Christmas bonuses across Athens shops praised by workers
Stories spread of Athens business houses giving Christmas gifts to employees on Wednesday. One worker received one hundred dollars while others got bonuses based on salary and service, with varied gifts including five dollars plus a two percent sales bonus, ten percent salary bonus, and twenty five dollars to the employer, as numerous shops opened their hearts with holiday generosity.
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Athens
Athens Streets See Dusk Uptick as Moviegoing Surges
The Athens Chronicle notes Friday night traffic easing after nine as life returns to streets. Wednesday saw heavy crowds and late hours. Movie theaters drew crowds, with shows nearly full and autos filling streets from surrounding towns and rural areas.
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Athens
Local Officials Take Oath and Begin New Terms
Sheriff Parker and Deputy McKinley report good travel on rough country roads as winter forecasts grow. Deputy McKinley's son received an air gun prompting Sheriff Parker to warn him the weapon can harm, yet the boy remains undeterred. Mayor-elect Tom Roush will take office January 1 with most city workers expected to stay on, indicating few changes among the new council.
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Parker
McKinley
Pete McKinley
Tom Roush
Dover Fire Kills Infant as Wife Traps Husband in Blaze
Dover reports fire swept several residences as Mrs. Hugh Diehl and a week-old infant were carried out by a husband during the blaze. Fire crews battled flames with nearby residents evacuated. The incident left a husband and infant rescued, with injuries not disclosed.
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Dover
Hugh Diehl
To Buchtel and Columbus Social Notes
Mrs Ourleana Beagle visited relatives in Columbus. Miss Frances McKee of Nelsonville stayed with her parents over Sunday. Mrs George Smathers and daughter in law Grace Smathers shopped in Nelsonville. Mr and Mrs Crales Mohney returned home after a week in Columbus. Fred Keeney and Ernest Murray work in West Virginia coal mines. Seventh and eighth grade girls in Buchtel held a misc shower for Miss Mabel Cowdery who wed Mr Lee Arnett of Pleasant Hill.
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Ourleana Beagle
Columbus
Frances McKee
Nelsonville
George Smathers
Grace Smathers
Crales Mohney
Fred Keeney
Ernest Murray
West Virginia
Buchtel Schools
Mabel Cowdery
Lee Arnett
Pleasant Hill
Millfield Notes Holiday Recess School Recess Ends
Ed Norris recovers from appendectomy in Columbus hospital. Schools here close for two weeks for holiday recess with teachers returning home. Rev. William Robinson of Athens preaches at Church of Christ. Mrs. EB Thompson remains ill but shows slight improvement. Damon Watkins is noted as a Bible reader.
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Ed Norris
Columbus
William Robinson
Athens
Church of Christ
EB. H. Thompson
Damon Watkins
Christmas Visitors and Local Social Notes
A Tennessee resident spends the holiday recess with friends and relatives. Mrs. Ray Howard shops in Athens on Monday. Co. E. Stack has Christmas with relatives in Columbus. Erwin Sanders of Wonder Soap Co. visits town. P. D. Hill and family attend Christmas dinner at John Brewer's. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield were recent visitors. Mr. and Mrs. William Anderson visited relatives in Athens on Wednesday. Poling and family celebrated Christmas with relatives.
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Ray Howard
Athens
Co. E. Stack
Columbus
Erwin Sanders
Wonder Soap Co
P. D. Hill
John Brewer
Garfield
William Andeprso
Iceboat race begins between Put-in-Bay and Sandusky
Iceboat traffic between Put-in-Bay and Sandusky has started, signaling a seasonal shift as waterways freeze. The service may affect travel and local activity during the cold snap.
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Sandusky
Put-in-Bay
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