Shower and farewell for Mrs Glenn Robinson at Malone home
A shower and farewell party was held at Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Malone’s home in the second ward for Mrs. Glenn Robinson nee Frances Malone. The event featured music, games, and a luncheon. Mrs. Robinson and her husband depart today for their new home in Warren Ohio, and she received many useful and beautiful gifts.
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Glenn Robinson
Frances Malone
Hugh Malone
Second Ward
Robinson
Warren
Ohio
County Treasurer's Office Crowded With Taxpayers
The county treasurer's office is handling a large daily flow of taxpayers paying taxes. Just before opening on Monday afternoon, thirty two people were counted waiting in line outside the office.
Health Board Reorganization Under Hughes Law Debate
Meigs County officials discuss forming an advisory board to elect a district health board after Griswold amendments disrupt local health leadership. A full time health officer with deputy and public nurse are planned, with budget oversight by the county budget commission. The Red Cross may fund a public health nurse.
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Meigs County
Hughes
County Budget Commission
Board of Commissioners
National Red Cross
Albany Social Notes Record Weekend Trips and Moves
Mrs Emma Whaley returned from Columbus after a visit with her sister Mrs Anna Duffee. J B Nesbit and Miles Cage attended a county high school teachers meeting in Athens. Dorothy Dailey of Athens visited Mrs Adeline Dar ey. A E Wilson spent part of last week in Lancaster purchasing property. John Stout of Mineral visited Albany. Citizens telephone office moved to Macalroy home on Railroad street. Miss Thora Costas of Athens spent the weekend at the Lasch home.
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Emma Whaley
Columbus
Anna Duffee
J. B. Nesbit
Miles Cage
Athens
Dorothy Dailey
Adeline Darey
A. E. Wilson
Lancaster
John Stout
Mineral
Albany
Citizens Telephone
Macalroy
Railroad Street
Thora Costas
Lasch
Property transfers and lots across townships and city
A series of real estate transfers lists numerous deeds from Dover, Trimble, Ames, Alexander, Marion, Athens City, and Canaan townships. Transactions include 8.1 acre and 2.61 acre parcels, multiple lots, and tracts totaling hundreds of acres with nominal or no consideration in some cases. Names include John H Martin, George W Spitzer, Morris Henshaw, John Henshaw, Thedore Fleming, R Anderson, Lucy Andrews, D Zenner Co, Rebecca Friday, Grace M Clark, Grant Walraven, Ezra and Lillian Smith, Chauncey Williams, Alleg Keeton, Cornelius Williams, Ardell Williams, and others.
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Trimble
Morris Henshaw
John Henshaw
Wassel
Glouster
Ames
R. Anderson
Lucy Andrews
Thedore Fleming
Alexander
John Fisher
W. B. Bartels
W. N. Alderman
H. Zenner
J. H. Cline
Henry Zenner
W.N. Alderman
Marion Gorby
Grant W. Sewell
Athens City D. Zenner Co
Rebecca Friday
George E. McEndree
Grace M. Clark
Canaan
Walraven
Ezra
Lillian Smith
Chauncey George W. Williams
Alleg Keeton
Alice Keeton Et al
Cornelius and
Ardell Williams
Powder Explosion Kills Foreman at Williamson Mine
Ten cars of powder exploded near the Superior Thacker Coal Company mouth in Williamson West Virginia early Monday. Mine foreman James Childers age 35 was killed, another worker injured lightly.
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Huntington
W. VA
Superior Thacker Coal Company
Williamson
James Childers
Australian experiment yields vegetable dyes from native grasses
An Australian experimenter exploring print paper material from native grasses discovers new vegetable dyes. The finding highlights potential natural color sources and sustainable papermaking options.
Athens County forms Holstein Association movement advances
The Athens County Holstein Association was formed in Athens with 15 members joining the state Holstein unit. J Garfield Hope was elected president, John Gillette vice president, E R Walker secretary, and Theodore Rypma and John C Harner as directors. The group plans a constitution and by laws and aims to protect Holstein owners while linking with state shows and sales. Membership costs three dollars. Floyd Fought seeks tuberculin testing for his herd as county farmers apply. The county farm loan association reported five thousand dollars in loan applications last week.
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Athens County
Athens County Holstein Association
Athens
R. C. Pollock
National Association of Holstein
J. Garfield Hope
John Gillette
E. R. Walker
Theodore Rypma
John C. Harner
Senate probes broadened as new subpoenas issued
Washington January 13 The Senate probing committee led by Senator Moses announced an expansion of inquiries into Russian propaganda. The panel has drawn links to undisclosed suspects and hinted that financiers may be involved as new subpoenas are prepared.
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Washington
Senate
Moses
Statewide job exams set by civil service board
Examinations by the state civil service commission on February 9 and 18 cover thirty one state positions. Testing will occur in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Toledo and Dayton with three higher salaried posts in Columbus. Posts include actuary director of trachoma clinics and director of safety with salaries around 3000 dollars.
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State Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
State Insurance Department
Department of Health
Industrial Commission
Building and Loan
Banking Department
Tax Commission
Auditor of State
Blind
Reformatory
Girl’Industrial School
Commission mails exam duties and salaries details
The commission will mail free information on duties and salaries for each position, along with the date and place of examination and the test subjects, to all who request them.
Huge Timber Tract Sold to Wilson Interests
A ten thousand acre timber tract near Marlin has reportedly been sold by The Swauntons Tanning Company to a Merritt Wilson led group. Local officials express regret over the forest clearance while hoping for town benefits from the site frontage on the C. & ...
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Wilson Interests
Marlinton
Thesvauontas Tanning Company
Merritt Wilson
Local News Note on Mr. Wilson’s Family Ties
Short item notes that Mr. Wilson is a son in law of Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Wolfe of Lancaster Street in Pocahontas West Virginia.
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Pocahontas W. Va
Wilson
Frank S. Wolfe
Lancaster Street
Nurse Hazel Lambert Dies After Sanitarium Coasting Accident
Miss Hazel Lambert 24 assistant superintendent of nurses at Delaware Springs Sanitarium died from injuries suffered when she coasted Saturday evening. She was the first Delaware county nurse registered by the state board.
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Zel Lambert
Delaware Springs Sanitarium
Delaware County
Chinaman Writes Miss Baker Enclosing Half Ten Dollar Bill
Detroit police report a Chinese man named Q. S. Ting claimed to be the other half of a ten dollar bill sent to Miss B. Baker. Secret service officers pursued the matter for investigation.
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Detroit
Mich
Q. S. Ting
Chinaman
B. Baker
Secret Service
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