Athens Building and Loan Plan Aimed at Middle Income Homebuyers
The Athens Kiwanis Club backs a community project to finance home building for medium income residents through a local building and loan association. The plan offers stock from Athens residents with monthly installments and interest, enabling savings and loans for homes within 90 days subject to state approval.
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Athens
Building and Loan Association
Athenans
Athens Kiwanis Club
State Building and Loan Department
Columbus
Kiwanis Club
Ohio
Bulding and Loan Association
McArthur
Plumb Hammer Ad Highlights Comfort Grip and Leverage
The copy promotes the EFT Plumb Hammer with a Comfort grip handle and easy swing. It touts a claw with extra curve for leverage, a large striking face, and a rust-resistant head. Hand-forged finish features a hand comfort handle of selected second-growth hickory.
Athens Ice & Storage to Add Plant Expansion
A. E. Whaley announces expansion at Athens Ice & Storage with a two story brick addition 110 by 50 feet to be built beside the main plant. Bart Davidson serves as contractor. Upon completion the new structure will house a fruit house and company offices while the existing offices and shipping department convert to storage with 1000 tons capacity.
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Athens Ice & Storage Company
A. E. Whaley
Bart Davidson
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Bungalo Under Construction on Second Street
Jesse Orr, a carpenter, begins laying the foundation for a six room bungalow on his property on Second street after completing excavation.
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Jesse Orr
Second Street
Townsend Plans Move and New Home on State Street
Will Remodel A. D. Townsend moves the old frame dwelling from West State street to High street for remodeling. Early in spring he intends to erect a new residence on the West State street site.
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A. D. Townsend
West State Street
High Street
Died at Home Near Alfred A L Swartz Rites Set
A L Swartz died at his home near Alfred on Thursday afternoon. He was born in Carthage township, survived by wife, children, three brothers, and one sister. Funeral at Alfred church at 11 a m with interment in Bentz cemetery. Other items note Mrs Plumley’s illness, visiting kin, birthday celebrations, cattle inquiry from Elizabeth West Virginia, and local housing construction.
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A. L. Swartz
Alfred
Carthage Township
John
Mary Swartz
Alfred Church
Bentz Cemetery
Bert Stout
Plumley
W. E. Baker
Athens
Baker
Mabel Daugherty
D. C. Grant
Elizabeth
W. Va
Jersey
Virginia
W. F. Kampf
A. J. Humphrey
F. G. Bunion
Geddes Axe Likely Cuts British Income Tax
London reports a likely tax cut of about five dollars per hundred as Geddes committee calls for sweeping economies. The Geddes axe is slated to fall March 31, with the prime minister prioritizing reductions except for defense and education budgets.
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International News Service
London
Eric Geddes
Geddes
Daily Express
Ministry of Defense
Devine Plan of Ages and Mill ions Now Living Will Never Die
Leonard Tucker cites two religious works to argue Protestant belief softens the idea of endless hell. He notes these texts claim doom is not set at the general judgment but at death, a view he says reduces scriptural authority and emphasizes finite condemnation.
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Frank Butts
Devine
Leonard Tucker
Smith Gandee Hurts Arm in Akron Factory Accident
J. Smith Gandee, former Athens police officer, working at the Firestone plant in Akron, lost his right arm above the elbow when caught in machinery. Amputation was necessary in an Akron hospital. Gandee, with deep local ties, had been employed in Athens mines after leaving the police force and moved to Akron to be near his son Dale.
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J. Smith Gandee
Athens
Firestone
Akron
Smith Gandee
Gandee
Dale
Owner of Place Was Recognized by Police
AKRON February 18 Charles Nunn proprietor of a soft drink place spent 45 minutes in jail while trying to post bond for his wife and his bartender. A policeman recognized him as the owner and had him jailed. He was released after a neighbor posted $1000. A violin made for Henry IV in 1595 still exists.
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Akron
Charles Nunn
Nunn
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Athens Electric Co
Athens, Ohio
the Hocking Power Co
Nelsonville
McKay-Mosure Realty Company
East Washington Street
East State Street
McKay-Mosure Company
McKay-Mosure Realty Co
Builders of Good Homes
Washington St
Guousierr Nelsonville
C. L. Heaton
Nat’l Bank
Chase Molet Co
Sherwin-Williams
Carter
Sherwin-Williams Department of Decorations
Bungalo
C. V. Strawn
N. Court St
Attrac
Kerr Hardware Co
Coolville
England
Walsh Electric Co
Henry IV
Glouster
L. D. Poston
Bardin Brothers Co
Bardin
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