County assessors report values for districts and precincts
A roundup of county assessor reports to Auditor Walker shows numerous precincts listing totals for horses, cattle, dogs, carriages, watches, pianos and organs, plus their values. Notable entries include East Gloucester with 0 horses and $4,985 cattle. Athens precincts reporting large horse and cattle totals. Nelsonville wards detailing extensive piano and organ values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
W.F. King
East Glouster
R. W. Roach
Athens
W. B. Foster
J. J. Brooks
College Precinct
A. C. Anderson
Second Ward
Nelsonville
W. N. Woodland
Assessor reports livestock and property values by township
Ames vile Village and Ames township assessors itemize totals for horses cattle sheep dogs carriages watches pianos organs and mules with counts and values. Bern township records include horses cattle sheep dogs hogs carriages and note absence of certain items in the valuation list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lewrey
Ira R. Fuller
Dover Township
G. D. Dailey
Lee Township
L. E. Hunter
Marshfield Village
Co. C. Cherrington
Trimble Township
J. M. Beathey
Lodi
H. W. Kevins
Ames Township
David Colvin
Bern Township
Athens County Flood Tax Relief Hints Uncertain
Auditor Walker seeks tax relief for houses washed away in the March flood. Deputy Fullington notes no law for remission but June taxes may not be required. Walker says residents may feel assured June taxes will likely be waived, though no final decision is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Athens County
Fullington
Vessels Scarce Hit Lake Coal Transport
Lake shipments face delays as Toledo docks remain congested with coal stalls. Freight on the lakes runs heavy and several local firms halt shipments due to scarce vessels. If boats are secured, this season could see record coal shipments from the Hocking Valley to the lakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Hocking Valley
Lakes
More Operators Sign The Scale In Pomeroy Area
United Mine Workers press the end of the strike with steady gains as Coalridge Salt Company signs the scale. All coal producers in Pomeroy area except Ebersbach mines have signed, including Rolling Mill and Charter Oak. Minshall mines signed earlier. Eby mine workers remain on strike after failed signing attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomeroy
Junfe
United Mine Workers
Coalridge Salt Company
Ebersbach
Rolling Mill
Charter Oak
Silver Run
Russell
Minshall
Eby
Local Socials And Church Social Net $39 Proceeds
Mrs. Martin of Athens is guest of Mrs. T B Vore. Miss Maude Shaffer of Hebbardsville visits grandmother Mrs. Catharine Shaffer. Miss Lettie Coe of Chauncey visits Mrs. John Hope. The M E church ice cream social Wednesday raised 39 dollars for Rev. Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Athens
T. B. Vore
Maude Shaffer
Hebbardsville
Catharine Shaffer
Lettie Coe
Chauncey
John Hope
M. E. Church
Bishop
Gun Users Receive Stiff Sentences in Common Pleas Court
In a Athens County Common Pleas session, Edward Springer and Charles Willie were sentenced to three years each in the Ohio Penitentiary for shooting to wound and shooting to kill. The trial of Louis R. De Steigner was continued. the Hut chins versus Hocking Mining case favored the defendant. Adjourment sine die declared. more cases slated this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Athens County
Louis R. de Steigner
William Hutchins
Hocking Mining Company
A. E. Moore
C. D. Hopkins
Rufus Carpenter
Edward Springer
Charles Willie
Ohio Penitentiary
Springer
Nelsonville
E. T. Spray
Willie
Black Cat
Homer Moore
Wood
Sunday Greek Co. Named Defendant in $10,000 Suit
Charles V. Grimes filed a damage suit in the Court of Common Pleas against Sunday Creek Coal Co alleging ventilation failure after a gas explosion at Sunday Creek mine 211 on Sugar Creek on March 23. Grimes suffered multiple injuries and seeks $10,000 in damages. The case, investigated by the grand jury, signals further suits by other explosion victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Charles V. Grimes
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Foster
Grimes
Sunday Creek
Sugar Creek
Sunday Creek Company
Right Breathing Cures Catarrh by Hyomei Inhaler
An ad touts Hyomei as a natural cure for catarrh using a pocket inhaler to reach nose throat and lungs. It claims the medicated air kills germs and soothes membranes. A complete outfit costs 1.00 with a satisfaction guarantee from Henderson-Crider Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson-Crider Drug Co
West and Patton Granted Marriage Licenses
Permits to wed issued for William Arthur West 20 machinist Nelsonville and Gertrude Patton 18 Buchtel. Also approved for Pearl Coon 26 miner Grosvenor and Frances Helwig 22 telephone operator Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arthur West
Nelsonville
Gertrude Patton
Buchtel
Pearl Coon
Grosvenor
Frances Helwig
Athens
Preacher Schlatter Holds Public Meeting in Athens
Faith healer Schlatter drew a large crowd at the courthouse square in Athens on Sunday. He claimed two nervous prostration cures at the gathering and three more at the Palmer House, forecast political upheavals, and noted Roosevelt and Taft as potential leaders while predicting a Galveston flood and a San Francisco quake. He will remain in Athens until Wednesday before moving on to Coshocton, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlatter
Athens
Courthouse Square
Palmer House
Ayer
W. J. Bryan
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Taft
Galveston
San Francisco
Coshocton
Ohio
One Lonely Hit In Amateur Tilt Near Jacksonville
Clarence Riley pitched a fine game for Jacksonville as Murray City managed only one hit by Coburn. Brown returned for Jacksonville and Mills starred in center field. Scoring shows Jacksonville two runs off two hits with two errors, batters Riley and Coburn contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Clarence Riley
Murray City
Coburn
Brown
Mills
R. H. E. Ovid
Eave
Mareau Ours
Tetee
Taylor
Swindell
Trimmer
Riley
Soburn
Batteries
Johnson
Skidmore
Athens Collector Attends Bankers Convention
Internal Revenue collector David H. Moore of Athens Ohio called at the offices of Revenue Collector Cellarins and Revenue Agent Bowen yesterday. Moore is in town for the bankers convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
David H. Moore
Athens
Ohio
Cellarins
Bowen
Moore
Enquirer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Green’s Run Precinct
William Simons
Green’s Run
Kimberley Precinct
James Wolf
Kimberley
Joshua Lafollett
Buchtel Township
Chris Graham
Buchtel Village
Doanville Precinct
John Wien
Doanville
Trimble Village
A. M. Ranay
Trimble
West Glouster
Wilson Morris
Chauncey Village
John M. Lehugh
Millfield Precinct
A. J. Learned
Millfield
Coolville Corporation
Cc. E. Snider
Coalville Corporation
Troy Township
W. E. Bingman
Marshfield Precinct
Jacksonville Precinct
F. S. Smith
East Precinct
Hollister Precinct
Frank C. Hayden
Hollister
Goose Run
Edward R. Davenport
Court Precinct
Athens Precinct
Athens Township
W. F. Jourdan
M. Vore
Peter Barrow
Lodi Township
Alexander Township
Julian Gift
Amesville Village
Do. B. McCune
Amesvile Village
O. F
Sunday Greek CO
Murry City
Taylor&shaw
Warren Billding
Bell
Bank of Athens
United States
J.D. Brown
W. B. Golden
Basom
South Court Street
Oma
Cail
Anderson Bros. & CO
Roach Building
PF. Co
OMIO
W. B. Dailey
Ors, C. H
Eda Thompson
Dentis
Cline
Lawrence & Bean
ONIO
H. HH
Haning
Cumberland
Kansas
Souhegan and Millers
Carson Bros
Middleport, O
Boxwell
Aaron Grady
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!