Real Estate Transfers Across Athens and Surrounding Townships
A compiled list of property transfers across Athens and nearby municipalities including Athens Lumber Co. to McClellan Bolin for 22.21 acres, multiple parcels in Verity, Mechanicsville, Nelsonville, Chauncey, Amesville, Carthage, Dover, Lodi, and other townships. Transactions show buyers, sellers, and consideration sums, with numerous lot numbers and tract sizes, reflecting a broad real estate activity in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Township
Athens Lumber Co
McClellan Bolin
Michael & Worstell
Ephraim Huston
Verity
Dalton H. Edwards
Charles Brown
Mechanicsville
Suche
Spiehs
Walter Lewis
Ch . Ray Matheny
Verity John Paporiteh
Tremike
Tell
Jas
Mc Knable
Verity Chas Ray Matheny
Lowry
Athens
Tediew
Tohn
Marion Nutter
Della Jacoby
Max Gwishimey
Isaac Pastor
Jeanie Cheshire
Marcy H. Cole
C Johnson
Vo Wolf
T. & Warner
Edwin S. Higgins
Naif
Gertrude Roach
Lydia
Chauncey
Robert Hixson
Lizse A Couriney
Ljold Pendersrass
Lettie M. Coe
Amesville
N. E. Deane
J. G. Moore
Consecration
Local Notes and Social Short Items from Town
Mr. Davis the real estate man of Cowlville was in the vicinity. Mrs C G Dye and Mrs John McLauglin and Miss Addie Palmer attended the Baptist Ladies Aid Society meeting at Mrs W Y Rowles Friday. Ice cream social at B H Wilson's netted $16. Mrs Arnie Dunfee visited Little Hocking Wednesday. Miss Myrtle Johnson of Frost visits her sister Mrs Hea Wilcox. Delmar Watson of Belpre came home Wednesday morning and returned the same day. Miss Rowena Nixon of Youba visiting Mr and Mrs James Mediey. Will Cateman went to Parkersburg on business Wednesday. W Y Rowles to Parkersburg Wednesday. W B Gilmore returned home from Pennsylvania Tuesday evening. Pam will depart in exactly twenty minutes if L of Dr Shoep's Pink Pain Tablets is taken. Pain indicates congestion and blood pressure. Headache is blood pressure, toothache is blood pressure. Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets Pink Pain Tablets relieve and price 25c for 20 tablets. The Henderson-Under Drig Company sell them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Cowlville
C. G. Dye
John McLaugulin
Addie Palmer
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
W. Y. Rowles
B. H. Wilson
Arnie Dunfee
Myrtle Johnson
Frost
Hea Wilcox
Delmar Watson
Belpre
Rowena Nixon
Youba
James Mediey
Will Cateman
Parkersburg
W. B. Gilmore
Pennsylvania
Pam
Local Notes From Nyetown and Ghaucey Community
Nyetown and Ghaucey area social updates list visits among Linscott Strubles and Nye families, plus gatherings at various homes. A health advertisement promotes Book No 4 for Women and Dr Shoop Night Cure with free confidential medical advice from Racine Wisconsin.
Robberies Hit Morris Avenue Homes During Parade
Amid a parade yesterday morning skilled thieves entered several Morris Avenue houses, notably Dr Elson and Joe Selby, using hidden keys to steal a gold watch, rings, and small cash. A bystander on the grounds lost $55 to pickpockets in the sideshow, while other homes were entered with minimal losses. A hoax or confidence games were also reported, and no suspects are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Avenue
Dr Elson
Joe Selby
Elson
Selby
Show Grounds
Johu Baker
Mechanicsburg
Baker
Athens Suniver Company
Pleasant Hill Social Notes and Visiting Counts
Pleasant Hill reports Miss Louise Carsey visiting relatives at Judson and Mrs Blanche Kenney with children visiting Webster Kenney and family. Attendees from here heard Seaborn Wright of Atlanta speak in Athens on temperance. Stella Dean of Guysville visited W S Bush and wife. Ada Bennett visited friends in Athens. Frank Barnhill and wife of Wellston visited relatives here. Mrs R D Mason recently visited sister Mrs George Mahuzh of Werlorville.
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Louise Carsey
Judson
Pratt's Grove
Maes Beume
Blanche Kenney
Webster Kenney
Athens
Seaborn Wright
Atlanta
Stella Dean
Guysville
W. S. Bush
Tatler
Ada Bennett
Frank Barnhill
Wellston
Airs
R. D. Mason
George Mahuzh
Werlorville
Mine No 301 Sets Record at Sunday Creek Shaft Mine
A record 2,415 tons of oak ore were loaded Tuesday at Sunday Creek Mine No 301 near Conge, with Harry Kelley as superintendent. The shaft mine produced 1,760 tons in a single day while averaging 1,100 to 1,760 tons, without extra effort, marking one of the region’s top tonnage feats.
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Sunday Creek
Taesits
Conge
Harry Kelley
Ghio
It Can’t Be Beat Best of all teachers experience quote
It can't Be Beat. M Harden of Silver City NC praises Electric Bitters for stomach kidney liver troubles and general weakness. He says it is the best medicine also for chills malaria and run down condition, sold with guarantee at McRee’s drug store for 50 cents.
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M. Harden
Silver City
North Carolina
Mr. Harden
Mc Ree
Dius
Old Time Watch and Its History
The article tells of a chronometer watch once given to Elmer Bowles by a messenger, later owned by Elmer Rowles. It traces its journey through the Adriane Messenger, a widow, and a school teacher who bought it for 15 dollars. The watch, with a silver case by Elgin, has remained accurate and faithful since its long passage.
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Elmer Rowles
Messenger
W Flinn
Latrobe
Adriéne
Elgin Company
Rowels
Shannon
Harve Smith
Smith
Celebration at Marshfield a large Fourth of July event
The Marshfield Fourth celebration drew large crowds with lodges and churches in charge. Four lodges participated in uniform parade led by E. of P., Woodmen, Red Men and Foresters. Fireworks and a dusk parade ended with Red Men burning a pale face. Prof Gibbs appointed Marshfield Schools superintendent replacing Prof McVay. New York City police report about 490000 dollars in stolen property recovered last year.
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Marshfield
Athens
Lndges
School House
5. W. Gibbs
Meigs County
Sulphur Springs
McVay
Washington County
New York City
Visiting locals and regional guests greet Millfield
Miss Mae and Belle Adamson of Nelsonville visit Miss Lizzie we met in Millfield. J. A. Sprague of Athens calls on friends here Saturday. Mabel Learned of Chauncey visits over Sunday with relatives Linene Wade and May Pert ty in Glouster. Erwin Sandcig of Athens spends Sunday with family. Erwin Woodworth of Athens visits Roy Woodworth and family. Will Mingus of Glouster visits over Sunday. Estelle Woodworth of Pittsburgh visits her parents. Rev. E. A. Gent of Hartford Conn. spends Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Riley Andrews of Glouster calls on Mrs. R. S. Dent. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wade visit Athens Monday. Athens Poultry & Produce Co. announces highest market prices for poultry. Opposite BR and O Passenger Dept, Home phone 509.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mingus
Glouster
Estelle Woodworth
Pittsburg
E. A. Gent
Hartford, Conn
Riley Andrews
R.S. Dent
Fred Wade
Athens
Prominent residents and events in Glouster society
The item highlights local social life with visits by James O Hare, Clyde Henson, and Rev B F Jackson plus Madison Cartwell of Springfield touring Mine No 246. It notes a lawn fete planned by the ladies guild, updates on school painting by Ward & King, and numerous family visits, travels, and neighborhood news across Athens, Lancaster, Zanesville, and Replic.
Local News Notes and Social Happenings in Gloucester Valley
Residents and visitors abound with travel and social updates. Mrs McCoy of Middleport and relatives visit in Gloucester. Happy John of Monakala seen in town with family. local business visits and a possible new location for Hart noted amid town chatter. The Glouster baseball team prepares for a game with Lincoln Nebraska Indians next Thursday at 2 pm. A large crowd is expected for the American Federation of Musicians Local 418 quarterly meeting with a city parade and concert. Several residents travel to Athens, Terre Haute, and Nashville areas for visits and schooling, while city officials report resignations and reassignments at the electrical plant and Glouster Coal Company. The Creek labor force receives pay, highlighting regional wage notes. A stray proverb closes with a note on rest and appetite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indians
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kentucky
Glouster
Iite
American Federation of ‘Musicians
Germ
Switchboard Upgrade Promises Better Local Phone Service
Miss Stella Palmer just returned from Sulphur Lick Boring after a week installing a new switchboard at the focal office. Patrons of the Home Telephon Vomyun3 will welcome this improvement, long awaited as local service lagged. Management praises the upgrade as a needed advance for better connectivity.
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Stella Palmer
Clark's Chapel Socials and Local Notices Report
A fragmentary hometown note from Clark's Chapel reports Mrs. John Snow of Chicago visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Snow and Miss Murtha Filton of Athens, with shoppers seen in Athens on Wednesday. A large group gathered for a surprise at Mrs. Jennie Bean’s home near Clark's Chapel, with cream and cake served. Children’s Day exercises are planned for Sunday morning July 19. A severe accident occurred to the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Formen of Clark's Chapel, with a hatchet injury to a child’s finger requiring four stitches. Mrs. W. Ry Phillips of Hast Taver pool visits friends, and Mr. Whit Shaffer of Athens travels through the area. Miss Jane Philips is on the star list this week, with Mr. and Mrs. Strat noted. Mr. Charles Robinson, previously in poor health, shows signs of improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s Chapel
John Snow
Chicago
Elizabeth Snow
Missy Murtha Filton
Athens
Bella White
Jane Phys
Murtha
Mary Phillip
Jennie Bean
Clark
Clark's Chapel
Sunda Worning
Als & Sour
Riscbroth
W. Ry Phillips
Whit Shaffer
Jane Phhilips
Oo. L. Strat
Bot Philips
Saghek
Hood's Sarsaparilla Heralded for Purifying Tonic Effects
In a period-tinged notice readers are told that Hood's Sarsaparilla offers purification and tonic benefits beyond a bland health claim. The ad suggests the medicine helps endure heat, improve sleep, and reduce illness, presenting it as a standout remedy of the era.
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Hood
Johnson Brothers Coal firm sells platted lands in Ohio
The Johnson Brothers Coal Company plans to sell about sixty acres of surveyed, platted land near Hocking Plains in small parcels. The land is level and well located, with no plans to retain or build on it. It marks an unprecedented move for Ohio coal firms, who rarely sell land, and follows speculation that Plains population will double soon.
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Hocking
Ohio
Johnson Brothers Coal Company
Plains
Gener
Coat Company
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Arith
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Millfield
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Wilsonville
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Athens Poultry & Produte Co
Deant
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Son
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Corning
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Surrey
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Monakala
Wathesday Wstling
Nick Gensteella
Tati
Mes
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Calum Kus
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Edith Staht
Murray City
Hollister
King
Jobn Carpenter
W.H Duncan
Jack Tracy
Tom Lavette
Clarence Strohmeyer
Albert E Mingus
Joseph Wisk
Robinson's Circus
Thurstday
Dulaney
Miss Agness
Denver
Hart
Magic City
Frank Alderman
Athens Visstor
Henry Walters
Terre Hache
Sullivan
Ind
Martha Baxter
Mirs
Thomas Hower
Oakdale
Sarah Vernon
Gus Vernon
Florence Andrews
Nei- Sonville
Joseph Wolfe
C. L. Taylor
City Electrician
F. B. Birtcher
City
Glouster Coal Company
A. S. Heston
Heaton
Birteher
Maths
Johnson Coal Company
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