Partition Notice in Athens County Real Estate Case No. 19383
Edith Friedberg petitions the Common Pleas Court of Athens County Ohio for partition of multiple real estate tracts in Athens and Chauncey villages. Eva Wilson Cook and Louis Cook, guardians for Louis Cook, are named as defendants. Answer due June 18 1949 or judgment by default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Wilson Cook
Louis Cook
North Soto Street
Los Angeles
California
North Hayworth Avenue
Edith Friedberg
Common Pleas Court
Athens Cone
Ohio
County of
Athena
State of
Athens
Cornwell
Gaig City
Towit
Said Inlet No. S58
Said Inlet No
Maurice Yde
Isaac Wilson Comy
Recorder
Athens County
Chauncey
Charles H. Howard
Nancy Tedrick
Thomas Ellis
Omas Ellis
Athens Court of Common Pleas
Zachary T. Tedrick
Common Pleas
Isaac Wilson Company
Athens Ohie
Elm Streets
Converse Street
Main Street
Isaac Wilson
Sarah Wilson
Edith Friedaberg
R. W. Finsterwald
Mason Dairy Field Day Attracts Local Farmers
About 150 people attended the Mason Dairy Field Day on May 5 led by county agent R o b erts. The tour featured labor saving devices at Roush dairy farm near New Haven and demonstrations of barn cleaner silo unloader and other equipment. Dairy specialists from West Virginia University and local educators attended, with stops at Swackhammer and Carson farms showcasing proven sires, milking parlors, managed pastures and grain curing systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
W. C. Roberts
Appalachian Electric Power Co
Mason
Jackson
Putnam Counties
West Virginia University
State Board of Education
Roush
New Haven
N. P
C. C. Lewis
Interest Shown In B&O Trains At Union Station
A Diplo mat B&O 10 car passenger train paused briefly at Union Station in Point Pleasant. Westbound the train detoured from Parkersburg to Athens via the NYC track due to a wreck between Parkersburg and Athens. The event drew much attention as the Ohio passage through Mason County. The eastbound Cincinnatian followed in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
B&o
Union Station
Parkersburg
Athens
NYC
Ohio
Mason County
Japan Plant Removals Halted by U S War Reparations
Washington ordered a halt in further removals of Japanese plants as war reparations. Maj. Gen. Frank R. McCoy told the Far Eastern Commission that even primary war facilities are needed to hasten Japan's economic recovery. Notices list inventories and appraisements for several estates with hearings set for May 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Frank R. McCoy
K-nation
Far Eastern Commission
Japan
Christ Church Fourth Sunday After Easter Service Schedule
The Rev. Robert Findlay Thomas presides as rector. Holy Communion and corporate youth communion at 9 a.m. Church school at 9:40 a.m. Choral Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Bruce Chapel conducts church school at 10 a.m. Evening prayer and sermon at 2:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Church
Robert Findlay Thomas
Mason County Land Transfers Details
Transfers record numerous property changes in Mason County. John Harris to Robert Harris. Okey R Watterson to Charles Hughes. Charles Neville to Frank Roush. Eugene and Dorothy Robinson to Co G P Musgrave. Okey Burdette to Telia Thomas. Van Sickle families to Eugene R Van Sickle. George and Aletha Heater to Fred Starrick. Ferris and Lula Smith to City of Point Pleasant. Donald and Gertrude Smith and Dorothy and Ernest Smith to Ferris Smith. Jennie Ball to City of Point Pleasant. Woodyard Inc to Hamilton and Jean Johnson. Several parcels noted near Mason City, Viand Street, Decatur, and floodwall rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harris
Robert Earl Harris
Mason City
Hartford
Waggener
Okey R
Maxine Watterson
Charles L. Hughes
Clendenin
Charles
Virginia Neville
Frank R
Charlotte Roush
Eugene
Dorothy Robinson
Co. G. P. Musgrave
First
Decatur
Okey
Minnie K. Burdette
Telia Thomas
Viand St
Ernest Smith
Ferris Smith
Kanawha St
Jennie L. Ball
City of
Point Pleasant
Woodyard, Inc
Hamilton A
Jean S. Johnson
Sixth St
Heck's
Surprise farewell party for Mrs Houghton in Pt Pleasant
Pt Pleasants Ladies Auxiliary of Carpenters Local 29 hosted a surprise farewell at Mrs Paul Eads home as Mrs Stewart Houghton leaves for Huntington. Guests included Houghton family friends and numerous local residents. Also noted are travels and visits of several residents to Charleston Huntington and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Carpenters
Paul Eads
Burdette Addition
Stewart Houghton
Houghtons
Huntington
Houghton
Wirt Robbins
Hugh Childs
Gladys Hall
Mary Halley
Eugenia Johnson
Alice Fowler
Miles Dowling
Tommy Sauer
Brenda
Sammy Eads
Bessie Kuhl
Cora Kuhl
J. V. Kapp
Harley Bonecutter
Clarence Cottrill
Glenn Rogers
L. A Cottrill
Mason Bird
L. F. Cadle
Oakvale
W A. Cadle
Charleston
Alice Cadle
Rose Russell
Charleston Road
Leonard Pickens
Main St
W. O. Hayman
Letart
Route 1
James Booth
Parkersburg
C. H. Quillin
Highland Ave
Ross Spencer
Cincinnati
Mr. Spencer
C. C. Spencer
Seventh St
William Grove
E. M. Fiver
W. F. Grove
Wadear Thabet
Charles H. Frye
Carl Bruestle
E. A. Thomas
Charles Frye
Charles Jones
Tommy
East Liverpool
Ter
Betty
St. Marys
Pleasant Ave
Pittsburgh
Wood
W. J. Newman
Beech Hill
John E. Blain
Florida
Richard Sommer
Berkley
Calif
Ocis Randolph
22Nd St
B. E. Sommer
Leon
Sommer
Cincinnati Medical School
Floor Laid for Dan Hope’s Henderson Business Building
Floor work is underway at Dan Hope’s new business building in Henderson at the Route 2 and 17 junction near Shadie Bridge. The main room 32 by 40 feet will house the grocery business, with the adjacent building used for livestock and poultry feed storage. Hope started his first store about five years ago and this marks his second plant expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Dan Hope
Henderson
Shadie Bridge
Hope
Parking Center Urged for Columbus Downtown
The Columbus Planning Commission urged a 2400 car parking center under the century old state capitol and lawn. They cited a deplorable lack of downtown parking and pointed to the numerous conventions held in the city as heightening the need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Planning Commission
EUB Church Buys Buckhannon Camp Site for Development
The West Virginia Conference buys 129 acres near Buckhannon for a church camp site. Plans include a four to five acre lake, fish pond, and multiple buildings for dormitories dining hall chapel and administration. The Dean family sold the land, G L Dean as seller. A marriage license is issued to Chester Williamson and Emogene Blain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
F H. Capehart
Heights
Dean
G. L. Dean
Clarence D. Edman
Duff St. Church
Clarksburg
Miracle vitamins with iron Soluseals advertised
A vintage ad promotes Soluseals miracle vitamins with iron for nerves, stomach, skin, and blood, claiming improved sleep and wellbeing. It lists 100 tablets for 2.50 and notes sales at Quick's Cut Rate Drug Store on the way to the post office with mail orders filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quick
Foot Infection Improves for Mrs Selby in Jackson Ave
Mrs Selby of Jackson Avenue is reported to be slightly improved from a foot infection, according to a family member cited last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Pleasant
Mra
W. E. Selby
Jackson Ave
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Ben Franklin Co
Pt. Pleasant
W. Va
Mason Dairy
U. S
Arthur F. Boyles, Jr
Millard Orson Bryan
Agatha B. Hart
W. W. Lee
Bessie
Appra
Ross
Edward Wooley
L. E. Wooley
John Newcome
Pt. Pleasant Church News
Pt P
Teottonunc Job
Star
Emo
Uacreng
Paper Ranaoven
John Reynolds
EUB Church
Chester Fremont Williamson
South Side
Emogene Blain
Hogsett
Altmans
Altman An
Ida PN
Lenbury
Ayansanee
Navy
Beaco & Kasco
F. J. Beasley Co
Athens, O
Stewart, O
Glenbury
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