Personal Tax Listing Starts Here Monday in Athens County
Athens County Auditor J Clyde Edmundson announces personal tax listing begins Monday with 46 distribution sites across the county. Returns due by March 31 for property as of Jan 1 1982. The new law imposes penalties and advances partial payments, while protecting compliant taxpayers from past omissions.
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Athens County
J. Clyde Edmundson
Athens County Auditor's
Edmundson
Bi.o&q
Atheny County
Surveyor report details 161071 spent on Athens County road work
County Surveyor J. W. Wilson reports for 1931 Athens County spent 161071.88 on roads and bridges. Construction added 25.4 miles of new road, 23.1 miles joined with townships, maintained 162.2 miles of old road, and built or repaired 92 bridges. Labor payroll neared one third of costs, with 200 miles of county improvements completed and a staging plan to increase work share.
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Athens County
J. W. Wilson
E. G. Biddison
Wilson
Todays Cartoonish Debate on Taxes and Fists
Article fragment critiques tax policy and economic plans in ODGE CALIF from February 12, warning that raising taxes on big incomes could curb employment and hinder manufacturing. It contrasts public violence deaths and boxing matches with policy disputes, noting broader questions about fighting and law in a tense political climate.
Ohio Student Ward Sliffe Missing After Leaving Athens
Ohio university freshman Ward Sliffe, from Dundee Tuscarawas County, left Athens for home after being forced to quit school due to low grades. He had stayed with George Schumacher of Baltic at 7k North High Street and disappeared after sending a note to his roommate. Schumacher alerted Sliffe’s family when no return occurred by Friday night.
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Ohio University
Ward Shiffe
Dundee
Tuscarawas County
Athens
Sliffe
University
North High Street
George Schumacher
Baltic
Schumacher
Ward
Mrs. William Jansen Expires on Saturday
Mrs. William Jansen, 74, died at ris two o clock this afternoon at the family home southeast of Jacksonville after an illness of six weeks. Funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock at the home conducted by Rev. W. H. Reitz of Jacksonville and burial will be at Concord Cemetery. She leaves a husband and children including Mrs. Joan Baird Jr and Mrs. W. N. Hartley.
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Fred
Jacksonville
John
Cliffora Muer
Columbus
No | McQune
Trimble E. E.R
Beet Sugar Treatment Saves Boy From Gangrene
Dominic Larmcello, 14, faced near death from bone marrow infection in his leg. Doctors tried remedies before applying a beet sugar solution to the exposed bone, four months of treatment, and the bone knit. Previously maggot therapy was used in such cases.
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Terbly Cole
Dominic Larmcello
Dominic
Poison Plot Bared Indictment in Chicago Case
An indictment charges Mrs Marie Sahlin Kegel estranged wife of a former Chicago health commissioner with poisoning her maid to suppress testimony in a divorce suit. Judge John Prystalski postponed her hearing until Monday as both she and the alleged victim Mrs Mary Ryan were too ill to appear.
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Chicago
Marie Sahlin Kegel
Bb Kegel
John Prystalski
Kegel
Mary Ryan
Ryan
Canadians Back Disarmament At Geneva Conference
Canada pledged wholehearted support for arms limitation at the general disarmament conference. Chinese delegate Dr W W Yen warned the fate of the plan hinges on the Manchurian crisis, while Sir George H. Pettey praised Canada’s stance and called for arbitration and peaceful approach amid the crisis.
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Samuel Dashiell
United Press
Geneva
Canada
W W. Yen
League of Nations
Labadians
George H. Pettey
Perley
Chine Touns
League
Fensand Save
Funeral today for Robert K. Chiter former Athens resident
Robert K. Chiter, 681 Lancaster Street Athens died Friday afternoon after a long illness. Funeral services will be at Hebeardsville Presbyterian Church Sunday at 2 pm with Rev. Wilcox officiating and burial in the adjoining cemetery. He was born in Baker Settlement Athens County and farmed there most of his life. Surviving are his widow Milas Aman ds Cooper four children Mary Carolyn Donald and Hubert Clutter Jr a sister Elizabeth Robinson and two more sisters in New Marshfield.
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Fall
Robert K. Chieter
Lancaster Street
Athens
Hebebardsville Presbyterian Church
Revan Wilcox
Clutter
Baker Settlement
Athens County
Washington County
Milas Amands
Cooper
Mary Carolyn
Aino
Donald
Hubert Clutter Jr
Charleston
Elizabeth Robinson
Glouster
Elle Durt
C. A. Shafter
New Marshfield
Guenther Dies At 67 In Marietta After Heart Trouble
Fred L. Guenther aged 67, formerly of Athens, died Saturday afternoon at his Marietta home after a heart attack. He worked in the oil industry and left Athens about 20 years ago. Surviving are his widow and three daughters Mrs Harold Boges of Charleston West Virginia Mrs Joseph Weaver of Stewart and Mrs James Meek of Marietta. A daughter Mrs Downy Bryan preceded him in death.
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Athens
Fred L. Guenther
Marlettz
Mr. Guenther
Marietta
Harold Boges
Charleston
W. Va
Joseph Weaver
Stewart
James Meek
Downy Bryan
Ohio industry restarts as thousands back to work
The Cleveland area leads a broad revival with more than 2,900 Ghia workers and thousands more returning at Calimore Shop Cleveland and Nickel Plate. Newark and Dennison plants announce rehiring, while several companies plan to increase payrolls. Steel and auto sectors show gains as open market values rise and production resumes spread across the Mahoning Valley and nearby regions.
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Cleveland
Frb
Ghia
Mesteek
New York
Central Batoud
Calimeoshop
Peity
Plot Rubber Company
Newark
Mahoning Valley
Youngatawn Sheet & Tube Company
Bank Robbery Casts Fear Over Rural North Ohio
A posse of deputies and 100 armed farmers searched woods near New Repel after a New Riegel State Bank robbery. One bandit was captured, identified as Tom Dooley of Lynchburg Virginia, with about $600 found on him. Two employees were kidnapped and later released from the bandit car as the others fled.
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Peffin
Urr-Wailema
New Riegel State Bank
New Repel
Tom Dooley
Lynchburg
George Burkett
Seneca County
Tom Pask
Sandusky County
Cops Trail Anxiously As John and Noah Drive Merrily
Columbus police followed John Hansur and Noah Henson as they drove a large truck in a risky manner aboard a truck, with officers noting the men appeared carefree and gave no explanation for their cautious handling at the station.
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John
Noah
Columbus
Paul J. Kelley
Walter B. Miller
John T. Hansur
Hilliards
Noah Henson
Hanger
Henson
Prince Heer
Bombing of Chapel Blunder By General Butler
A distorted account logs General Smedley D. Butler at Shanghai discussing the Chap ei area. He questions the bombardment as a blunder and weighs retreat and defense for U S forces and civilians in the international settlement amid Japanese and Chinese actions.
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Butler
U. S
Paul Comly
United Press
New York
Smedley D. Butler
Shanghai
Chapei
Athens County Clothing Task In New Hands
A community clothing drive in Athens County shifts leadership to the Abstory Committee led by Mrs Langhes wife of the superintendent. Volunteers aided by Mae Gonlou Push and Mie Hai organize donations of clothing for needy urban children as schools reopen. The effort includes supplies from Salvation Army Red Cross and local shops with Beasley Milling Company donating 1 000 bags for collection.
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Cluthang
Elise Mar Phtepour
Stare
Dourus
Tarraunts
Mae Gonlou
Diah
Beanville Helster
Chauncey
Kimani
Buchtel
Agitpop
Ront
Fred Linssett
Schol
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Rhoe
Veet Union Street
Mra Bling
Athens
Mra Bing
Community Chest
Robert Hess
Tha Community Chest
Solons Fear Voting Tax Threatens Jobs
In New York amid 1932 election year anxiety legislators fear supporting tax measures will cost them votes and harm employment. The discourse laments finance woes and calls for a law linking appropriations to actual revenue sources.
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New York
Oratory of
Washington
Picket Line Clash at Lathrup Mine Reported
Report describes a picket line near the Diamond Mine Company at Lathrup where striking workers clashed with others. Authorities from Biatraines County noted no fatalities and said the mine remains the region’s only operable site.
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Lathiep
Satuados
Nor
Inrh
Diamond Mine Company
Oortuylight Biatraines
Second Large Sill Seized by Federal Authorities
Federal agents raided a fortified distillery plant linked to a Chicago or Detroit syndicate. They seized a 10,060 gallon still, 12 000 gallons of mash, several large storage tanks, and a separator tank as part of a prohibition enforcement drive in the city. Rankin announced operation details and the likely scale of employment and engineering staff. Also notes a 1931 airline passenger total of 457,349 in the continental U.S. reported by Clarence M. Young.
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OLENA
Berernd
Briday
Willian Rankin
Federal Prohibiion
Finfurerment da Thia Din
Fallon
Rankin
Chicago
Detroit
Washington
Clarence M. Young
Aeronautica
United States
Pomeroy Boys Top Middleport In Friday Games
Friday results show Pomeroy defeating Middleport while Racine teams overwhelmed Harrisonville. Other items include unemployment relief efforts by the Middleport Legion, plans for a winter relief project, and local meetings for businessmen.
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Middleport
Racine
Harrisonville
Syracuse
Middleport Legionnaires
Pomeroy Ben
St Nelnonville
Logan News
Faye
Shanghai
Japan
Chicago
Mad Happer
Giouster High School
Church of Christ Cage
New
Exington
Glouster
Buch
Battle of Shanghai Intensifies Into Severe Front Clash
Heavy fighting between Chinese and Japanese forces at Shanghai's Woosung Creek escalates. Reports say hundreds killed or wounded on both sides as Chinese and Japanese units clash for control along a 20 mile front from Fhainghal to Weoaungae with reinforcements arriving and a two hour barrage preceding a renewed Japanese push.
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H. R. Ekins
United Press
Shanghai
Wacaung Creek
Shangiai
Heura
Fhainghal
Weoaungae
Aetferria
Wang Peingbar
Woosuar Rok
Yangpag Uber Tha Miley
Woosung
Vile Fage
Dauns
Japanesa
Ce 4
I tThey
Chinesa
Wu Teh-Chen
Greater
Chapel
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