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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1928

Page

20

Family Portraits and Bible Safe From Landlords After Rent

A Chicago lawyer explains how rent protection laws shield a tenant’s family possessions such as portraits and Bibles from seizure by landlords. The law balances landlord investment in property with the tenant’s home rights, assuming renters inspect premises before signing leases.

National Association of Real Estate Boards Nathan William MacChesney Chicago Pennsylvania Semenow

Building activity across Ohio highlighted weekly report

An Ohio wide weekly report notes ongoing building and real estate activity in towns like Greenfield, Bowling Green, Painesville, Ada, Willoughby, and St. Clairsville. It covers new construction, road improvements, school projects, fire equipment, and landlord tenant lease nuances including options to purchase and exemptions.

National Association Neptune New Center Township Greenfield First Baptist Bowling Green Painesville Lake County Real Estate Board Delphos Northern Ohio Railroad Ada Franklin Adam Farmers Grain & Supply Company Semenow West Mensfield Pittsburgh Real Estate Board Pennsylvania Willoughby E. H. ‘Bernhardt Third Street Ohio

Association Now 10 Study Land Status Discussion

A Chicago meeting of the American Economic Association will focus on the interpretation of public improvements and their effect on land values. Secretary Van Sickie of the Social Science Research Council will preside, with Silverbert D. Binipson from North Michigan College as a discussant.

Omies American Economic Association Chicago Deka van Sickie Social Science Re Thearch Council Silverbert D. Binipson Corples North Michigan

Lumber demand edges up despite seasonal lull

National Lumber Manufacturers Association reports a modest rise in demand for both hard and softwood lumber last week. Telegraphic data from 821 mills show softwood demand softening versus the prior week, while hardwood shows a slight gain, signaling mixed market activity.

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Nationwide Building Boom Drives Huge Weekly Growth

New York reports a week of $33.2 million in U S construction activity up $16.7 million vs last year with railroads leading the spend at $45.2 million. Major projects include Jersey City terminal work near $40 million and a $2.5 million Omaha passenger station.

New York McGraw-Hill Construction Daily Jersey City N. J Pennsylvania Railroad Omaha Neb Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Union Pacific Chicago & Northwestern Missouri Pacific Treasury Department Washington, D.C University of Missouri Columbia

Real Estate Deals in Athens and Trimble Townships

The record lists transfers in Athens Township from Orlat G. Tinker to John H. Martin for parcels in The Pinina special school and Lot 81 with warranty deeds. In Alexander Township Calvin C. Robinson and Caroline Robinson sell subdivisions totaling 63.5 acres and 13.41 acres and 1.5 acres in separate warranty deeds. Nora Ketley sells Pleasant Valley additions Inlet 28 and 31 in Townships. John Wilson and wife convey to Sunday Creek Coal Company in Trimble Township with mineral and section details.

Athens Orlat G. Tinker John H. Martin Pinina Bamé Theodore. Rypmae Carl H Alexander Calvin C Caroline Robinson Herbert B Mary E. Ruth Same Soul Nora Ketley J. R. Harvey Pleasant Valley Inlet Trimble John Wilson Sunday Creek Coal Company Murray Section

Stadium dirt moved to Ohio University site for field grading

About 4,000 feet of dirt has been transferred to the site of the new stadium at Ohio University for grading the playing field. After filling, 4,900 more feet will be added. The grading should finish within two weeks, weather permitting. Sewer pipes for drainage are being installed and will take about three weeks, using six carloads of pipe. Dirt sources include South Bridge and a hill on Richland Avenue. A reader note mentions chamois skins and a 1508 English paper mill origin.

Ing Ohio University Fred H. Bechler Beckler South Bridge

Harmony in Room Decoration by William H. Wilson

An article on balance and symmetry in interior design explains arranging furniture and decorations so each surface aligns with the whole. It discusses two methods, absolute symmetry and balanced grouping, plus hanging pictures so optical centers align with the eye.

Building activity may mirror 1927 with widening national scope

Building permits and plans across 587 cities in 48 states show 11 months of 1928 near 1927 totals, with November figures dipping 14 percent from 1927 and 9 percent from October. Leading cities report slowing construction amid high financing costs, while gains appear in Detroit, Washington, Boston and others. Labor trends favor a 40 hour week as AFL leaders assess impacts on contractors and the industry.

Reading W. Straus & Co Sam Places United States New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Buffalo Cleveland St. Louis Baltimore Detroit Washington Boston Atlantic City Newark Milwaukee Evanston Til Houston Memphis Cincinnati Richmond Atlanta Indianapolis Southern Pine American Federation of Labor New Orleans Bis William Green

Ohio real estate boards hold series of sales clinics statewide

More than 1,000 realtors and salesmen joined nine meetings in Warren Canton Akron Cleveland Toledo Dayton Cincinnati Springfield and Columbus to discuss better salesmanship. National figures Ray Hofford and A J Berger led sessions praising Ohio's approach as the most developed in the country.

Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards Ohio Association Ray Hofford William E. Herren National Association of Real Estate Boards A. J. Berger Herren Warren Canton Akron Cleveland Toledo Dayton Cincinnati Springfield Columbus

New Pool Room Opens in Athens on West Union

Frank Murphy opens a redecorated pool room at West Union and South Congress Streets replacing the Cozy Corner site. The space features old rose walls white ceiling new rubber floor three pocket tables and will sell candy tobacco and soft drinks. Murphy has lived in Athens 12 years and previously ran a West Union Street pool room.

Frank Murphy West Union South Congress Streets Murphy Athens West Union Street

Elements Named Here For Co Operative Apartment Plan

A New York convention of the Co operative Apartment Division outlines key factors for a successful co operative housing project. Emphasis is placed on site selection, value appreciation, quality materials, ample space, modern amenities, and proper legal structures including escrow protections.

Co-operative Apartment Division National Association’ of Real Estate New York They Co-Operative National Association of Real Estate Boards

Chain Store Location Tops Brokers Meeting Agenda

The brokers division of the National Association of Real Estate Boards will focus on chain store location at its Birmingham Alabama meeting. Charles H Sanford of W T Grant will discuss errors in presenting sites. Mark Levy and Frank L McNene y outline division work and proposed new forms.

Brokers National Association of Real Estate Boards Birmingham Alabama Charles H. Sanford W. T. Grant Company New York Mark Levy Chicago Frank L. McNeney Dallas

Luncheon Delicacies With Piggy Blankets and Oysters

A vintage lunch note suggests wrapping large oysters in bacon and frying on a hot griddle. The dish is served on toast with lemon slices. The text then oddly notes that no nerve cells are added to the body after birth.

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