Census shows population shifts in Athens and Vinton counties
Census figures for Athens and Vinton counties reveal population changes across villages and townships. Amesville rises to 740 residents from 273 in 1920, while Amesville Township and nearby areas show declines elsewhere. detailed 1939 and 1920 counts list townships like Athens, Vinton, Jackson, and Knox with varying totals and declines.
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le W. Roberts
Athens
Cansiia
Inelude
Vinton
Larrienca
Jackson
Galtta
Cotntea
Aniteavillle
Athens County
Noberts
Raturday
Wil
Amnésvila
Tor
Ames
Ameoseht
Amesville
Achally
Lawrence County
Haleshi
Vinton County
Wilkesvilly
Trimshe
Glogster
Jacksonvhite
Timble
Codltan
Jackenn
Foxllon
Tawnellp
Wikexvile
Brown
Clinton Township
Night football in Athens draws mixed opinions
Athens residents discuss the idea of adding night games under lights at Ohio Stadium. Many favor evening attendance to help workers and businesses, while some worry about cold nights and practicality.
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Toodignta
P. F. Good
Strathmore Bowls
Ata
Ohio Stadium
Athens
Ft Janis
Mayor Warns on Amber Traffic Lights and Fire Crews
Mayor Robert Wood urged drivers to stop at amber lights near fire stations after a Friday incident where a heavy fire truck nearly collided with two cars ignoring amber signals at a Court Street intersection. He said during fire alarms all traffic should yield to fire vehicles and avoid blocking intersections.
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Slanala
Robert 3. Wood
Court Street
Tratia
Dinanpeara
Potoma
Daytime Play Seen In Fresh Air Field Report
A brief note describes a daytime practice under clear skies with players cooling off in the air. Attitudes shift to daylight sessions, with emphasis on outdoor work and team rhythm during warmer hours.
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Ene
May 17 Graduation Exercises at Jacksonville Trimble High
Commencement at Jacksonville Trimble High School featured the High School Orchestra under Urot C. Apt and the chorus directed by Abrs. Hofmann. Students read futures in the program as Rev. W. R. Reliz and G. S. Courtney assisted. diplomas were awarded to имен Edzikow, Rees, Torshieh, Fodoski, Donth, Merritt, Dusz, Sayre, Cratz, Chalfant, Matyshalla, McCune, Felser, Reher, Sands, and Deaper amid remarks.
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Louster
Jacksonville-Trimble
Capaciti
Complaints Heard By Council On Property Water Risk
At a Friday council meeting in Urbancrest and Kempton residents raised issues of water pooling from an alley flooding backyards and overflowing lots. A resident blamed Ohio Fuel Gas for not extending service to his property after repeated requests and another asked about progress on gas piping to a home.
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Glouster
Bay
Curtisston
Urbantrest
Ohio
Bert Tudson
Yew Street
Judson
Ieal
Fens
Distanes
Hadkois
Mrs George Williams Dies at 69 in Glouster
Mrs Mare ret Williams age 69 wife of George M Williams of Glouster died at 12 10 Saturday at the home of Joe Murray 507 South Street Zanesville. Survived by husband and children Jeff Morgan J Williams West Frankfort Indiana Mes Owen Meredith Glouster Mrs Fred McCoy Athens Mes Walter Williams Zanesville Moses Williams Columbus and Mrs Joe Murray Zanesville. Born in Wales she lived in New Straitsville and Glenshire before 43 years with her husband. Funeral at Meredith residence Monday at 2 o clock burial Union Street Cemetery Athens.
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Glousther
Mareret Williams
George M. Williams
Glouster
Joe Murray
South Street
Zanesville
Jeff
Morgan J. Williams
West Frankfort
Owen Meredith
Giousters
Fred McCoy
Athens
Walter Williams
Moses Williams
Columbus
Willams
Morgan J. Reese
Wales
New Straitsville
Glensirr
Wiliams
Meredith
Union Street
Glouster Reds Open Season vs Crooksville in Sunday Game
The Glouster Reds travel to host Crooksville in a Sunday afternoon American Legion contest. Manager Leinsford undecided on the opening pitcher, with Thornton or Leyton Adams as candidates. Admission reduced to 25 cents, game slated for 2 30 p m.
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Glouster
Glouster Reds
American Legion
Crooksville
Leinsford
Te Reds
Thornton
Charleston N.Y. C
Charleston N.Y. C. Stir Or Leyton Adams
Chesterhill
Fourth of July Firework Ban Declared by Mayor Penman
GLOUSTER May 11 Mayor M. Penman announced fireworks will be banned on city streets and sidewalks for July 4 observe on the Fourth. Residents may only use explosives on their own property to celebrate the holiday.
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Glouster
M. Penman
Memorial services at Glouster Sunday night
Memorial services for Chickamauga Tribe, Improved Order of Red Men and Pocahontas will be at the Church of Christ with Rev. J E Roberts delivering the sermon. Lodges are urged to meet at Red Men Hall at 7 o'clock and march to the church. Mooseheart Women Glouster Chapter 1806 to attend memorial at Christan Church at 7 o'clock Sunday.
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Glouster
Chickamauga
Church of Christ
J E. Roberts
Red Men Hall
Mooseheart
County election officials to learn new code and radio schooling
On May 22 about 3 600 county election officials will receive instructions on the new election code during a meeting in Columbus. After the session, May 28, Secretary of State Clarence J. Brown will address other state election officials on the Ohio Night School Tecio program broadcast by Station WLW. The event follows the State Department of Education arranging the broadcast and marks Ohio’s early use of educational radio. John McDaniel, 44, died suddenly while plowing and his funeral is set for Sunday at Hooper Ridge Christian Church with Rev. Berery Courtney officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery.
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Columbus
Clarence J. Brown
Tecio
Ohio
WLW
Times
B. HM. Darrow
State Detachment of
Education
Br. J. L. Cuflot
Frst
Senate
House of Representatives
Dangers of Hitchhiking Warned by Motor Club Official
H N Burgett secretary of the South East Ohio Motor Club warns operators to ignore solicitors offering free rides as a safety precaution. He cites risks of lawsuits if a driver helps a rider who later causes trouble and urges drivers to deter hitchhikers along highways.
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H. N. Burgett
South East Ohio
Che
Poetess Tessa Webb to Speak on Ohio Poetry in Columbus
Tessa Sweazy Webb, longtime educator in Flocking Valley, now connected with Ohio State University, will give a talk in Columbus on Ohio poetry at Station WallU. Emphasis will be on the book Poems On Ghio collected by C. J. Marte allt, former Ghio University secretary. Webb is known for editing The Columbus Daily Dispatch literary pages and publishing poetry in contemporary magazines. Webb, raised in Hocking County, taught in New Pinsbareh, Carbon Hill, and the Boeke r County Children's Homeo. ELECT GLOUSTER STUDENT Lee Sellars named junior president of Metta Glee Club. Poul Young elected business manager.
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Tessa Sweazy Webb
Ohio State University
Ohio
Station Wallu
Columbus
Itd
Miss Webb
C. J. Marteallt
Ghio University
Alsata
UST
Alise Webb
Literar Elrdies
Pew Department
Columbus Siday Dispatch
Hocking County
New Pinsbareh
Carbon Hill
Boeker County
Glouster
Lee Sellars
Ghouster
Ohio University Wag
Metta Glee
Poul Young
RAMEE
Hye
Interth
Freshmen Play In The High Road At Ohio University
Ohio University drama group Playehon presents The High Road directed by Harold Piven. Cast includes Alex, Phyllis Brown, Ernest, Jack Swanson, Isabel Alewart, Reginald Whlebs, Charles Reamer, Henry Branting, Mary Elizabeth Jones, Jaden, Orson Knisely. Technical staff and production roles are listed with incomplete spellings.
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Iftel
Trerick Lonsdale
Playehon
Ohio University
Ath Freshiman
Atami
Emal
Alex
Phyliis Grown
Ernest
Jack Swansson
Minster
Modred Rape
Cady ‘Trench
Isabel Alewart
Lord
Yrench
Jen Colving
Reginald Whlebs
Charlea Reamer
Lord Crayie
David Tits
Wareringion
Jienry Branting
Tindrey Jimsthy
Etate Witary
Mary Leliebeth Jonen
Jaden
Orson Knisely
Eta Dtrectors
Ie Toungy Ark
Poste Iin Henalng
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