Court actions finalize multiple Athens County foreclosures and judgments
The Athens County Common Pleas Court settled several cases this morning. Judgment sums include 1279.11 to L W Roberts, 431.81 to Ath ens Lumber Co, and 334.05 against Lick un Coal and Clay Co. Real estate sales and appraisals were ordered. a widow elected dower totaling 464.93. Appraisers R H Jackson John Cox and Ray Lamb were appointed for a receiver sale near Deanville with notices in The Athens Messenger Ohio State Journal and Black Diamond.
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Athens County Common Pleas Court
L. W. Roberts
Hattie Weise
William Shields
Homer Shields
Athens Lumber Company
Elmer Foreman
Joseph Ashcraft
State of Ohio
Daniel McKinley
Madison Leasure
Jacksonville
Maery
Tstates
Marion Steam Shovel Company
R. H. Jackson
John Cox
Ray Lamb
Nelsonville
Athens Messenger
Ohio State Journal
Black Diamond
Deanville
Jennie Donaldson Beasley
Maud Wyatt
William Parker Wyatt
Madge Wyatt Haney
Walker Haney
C. W. Gross
Emma Gross
Beasley
Louise C. Biddison
Claudius L. Biddison
Hocking Valley Raily Company
Lick UN Coal and Clay Company
Purt
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York Central System
Federal Valley Railroad
United Mine Workers of America
Black Diamond Company
Jennings Coal Company
Schuler Coal Company
Federal Creek Coal Company
Chambers of Commerce of
Athens
Athens County
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cooper Speaks at Ohio Farmers Week Meeting
Columbus February 5 Cooper guest of honor at the annual Ohio Farmers Week and the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting. He addressed the federation assembly and was to speak at the farmers banquet that evening.
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Columbus
U.R
Myers
Cooper
Ohio Farmers’ Week
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Ay
Rm Bureau Federation
Women Leaders Bring Enthusiasm to Cleveland Business
Elizabeth Miller of a Cleveland aluminum firm told the Athens Kiwanis Club that women add enthusiasm and constructive insight to business. She urged giving women time and trust, warned against mushroom firms, and said communities grow when households and businesses align.
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Cleveland
Kiwanis Club
Elizabeth Miller
Athens Kiwanis Club
Varsitty Inn
Einstein Geometry and Odd Compliments in Print
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century paper notes remarks on Professor Einstein and his new geometry system. It claims Einstein’s explanation of a discovery takes more words than the discovery itself and mentions a system where triangle angles need not be two right angles.
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Einstein
Athens City Council Opposes Gasoline Tax Bill
The Athens City Council adopted a resolution opposing a proposed Ohio bill that would remove municipalities from their share of gasoline tax revenue and split it between county and state. The city cited $33,440 received from 1925 to 1928 and urged copies to county councils, noting maintenance funds from the tax.
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Atuich’ Woll
Ohio
Athens
Athena
Athens County
Athens City
Lancaster City
Ogden resigns as head of Ohio Trust Division
Park G. Ogden, son in law of former Governor Donahey, quits the Trust Division of the State Banking Department in Columbus. He says he will join a Columbus company. The report notes his ten years in state service and adds a light aside about a poker game quote.
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Ogden
Columbus
Park G. Ogden
Vic. Donahey
State Banking Department
Thas
Kabibble
U.P
E. W. Smith
Guernsey County
Son of Mines
Will T. Blake
Cooper
Smith
Jerome Watson
Harrison County
Frank B. Willis
Einstein theory links electron energy to light via helioxoidal carriers
The article explains a theory stating that the energy relation between an electron and its nucleus creates helioxoidal carriers of energy that travel without axial motion. Transverse vibrations of these forces yield light, a simple explanation for lighting a match.
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Einstein
House Screens State Institution Films in Columbus
The House of Representatives in Columbus viewed movies showing state institutions last night. Officials hope the screenings reduce junket trips by Finance Committees in past years.
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HOUSE
Columbus
U.P
House of Representatives
A K Reed in Serious Condition After Boiler Scalding
A K Reed, 80, formerly a shoe factory worker, was in serious condition today from burns when a boiler of scalding water was accidentally poured on him in Lancaster on February 5.
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A. K. Reed
Lancaster
K. Reed
Gasoline tax hike proposed to fund roads in Ohio
A bill to raise the state gasoline tax from three to four cents a gallon seeks to dedicate the extra penny to road construction and widening. The plan follows Good Roads Federation discussions as traditional revenue sources fade. The measure outlines no change to license tag fees and aims to sustain the highway program.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Good Roads Federation
Norton
Cadiz Man Named Deputy Prohibition Inspector
Capt. Norman Co. Whiting a newspaperman and National Guard Commissioner from Marietta has been chosen by State Prohibition Commissioner Rupert R. Beetham as deputy inspector for Southern Ohio.
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Cadiz
O.R
Norjman Co. Whiting
National Guard
Marietta
Rupert R. Beetham
Ohio
Bird Strikes Windshield Shatters Glass in Athens Car
Eugene Jacoby rural mail carrier from Athens was accompanied by a sister in law and baby when a quail struck the car’s windshield on a Sunday afternoon. The impact shattered glass, hurled the quail into the rear of the automobile, and left Jacoby with facial slivers as the bird lay dead at the scene.
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Eugene Jacoby
Athens
Marietta
Jacoby
Morgan Jones Flees Two Bandit Cars on Snowbound Highway
Morgan Jones of Rio Grande escapes a high speed chase by two armed drivers over 25 miles on the Zanesville Glouster route. He dodged a planned ambush, used tire chains, and fled along State Route 75 while wrecks littered the highway.
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Morgan Jones
Zanesville-Glouster Highway
Pomeroy
Rio Grande
Young Jones
Athens
Wheeling
Glouster
Chauncey
Crooksville
Jones
Zanesville
No. 7
Mayor Moore Orders Coasting Night on East Union Street
City officials expect a large group of coasters tonight while East Union Street is closed to traffic. Police will provide protection and enforce safety standards to shield children from accidents during coasting on the hill.
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Sol
Michy
Alex Moore
East Union Street
Moore
Mother Taken From Hospital to Serve Term
Marysville Feb 5 U P investigation demanded into how Julia Mazure of Lorain was taken from a hospital bed to the Women’s Reformatory. Mazure mother of nine serving six months for a third offense prohibition violation. She and her 12 day old baby were brought here, now in serious condition after a 130 mile ride. may require abdominal operation.
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Marysville
U.P
Julia Mazure
Lorain
Louise Mittendorf
Mazure
Mittendorf
State Welfare
Hal H. Griswold
Reformatory Hospital
Westerville Bans Sunday Movies
Westerville City Council passes an ordinance prohibiting Sunday movies with a 30 day effective period and potential referendum to set aside the measure. Opposition exists among some council members and residents.
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Westerville
Board Delays Promising Aid in Athens County Roads
Delegations from most townships in Athens County urged road construction aid at the Athens County Board of Commissioners meeting. The board offered no promises until returning from the state convention in Columbus to seek Green Law funding details. Delegates reported Governor Cooper foresees extending the county road system next year and hopes the Green Law bill will pass.
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Athens County
York, Athens
Lee
Myers Y. Cooper
Cooper
Neil House
F. H. Laughlin
Rome
C. L. Koons
Trimble
Ed Michaels
Athens
A. W. Keirns
Ames
Mr. Dunfee
Bern
BE. Wolfe
Waterloo
Columbus
Buckley Impeachment Move Set by Seven Ohio House Members
Ohio House action looms as a seven member committee, appointed by Speaker Gray, plans to investigate Governor Cooper's charge and recommend impeachment of State Treasurer Bert B. Buckley after his associated bribery case. Buckley refused resignation prompting the inquiry and possible trial.
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Columbus
U.P
Bert B
OQC
House of Representatives
House
Gray
Hi. Jones
Jackson County
C' Man
John A. Hadden
Land
Horace
Keifer
Springfield
Joseph C. Dinsmore
Cincinnati
J. H. T. Gordon
Huntaville
Emm Cramer
Portsmouth
Dallas Sullivan
Union County
Buckley
Cooper
Legislative Lead
Henry Williams
Bert
B. Buckley
Marilyn's Parents Will Marry Agait in Reconciliation
Los Angeles report notes Caro G. Miller, 67, and ler Miller, 56, divorced parents, plan to remarry here as part of a reconciliation affecting their daughter. The Millers, who have been apart for eight years, filed notice of remarrying. ler is from Findlay Ohio.
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Los Angeles
Caro G. Miller
Ler
Lyn Miller
Ziegfeld
Millers
Findlay
Ohio
Enclosed Six Oust Airs Displayed in Note
A fragmentary note mentions six airings enclosed with related materials. Details are sparse, but the snippet signals a list or sequence of six items connected to a larger document or display.
Federal Valley urged to draw industry with better transport
J. H. Earnshaw, president of the Federal Valley Railroad, argues that adequate permanent import facilities and good transportation will attract industry to the Federal Valley. The report cites coal, limestone, and rich farming as resources, and warns that loss of rail service would isolate the valley and imperil 10,000 residents and multiple mines.
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Federal Valley
J. H. Earnshaw
Federal Valley Railroad
Thenger
Arpabawae
Earnshaw
Ype
Fens
New York Central Railroad
Palos
Ohio
New York Central
Vie
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Griswold
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John Eckhart
Jackson Brewery
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