Athens County Tax Report Details Personal and Corporations Value
Tax returns from Athens County show individual personal property valued at 4,512,100 and corporation personal property at 3,804,060, totaling 12,076,520 for taxation per J Clyde Edmundson’s report confirmed by the State Tax Commission. City and township totals list Athens City with 424,200 in water vehicles, Nelsonville 116,540, plus township figures and livestock counts across Ames, Waterloo, Troy, Trimble, Rome, and others. Overall values cover horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry, mules, motor vehicles, household goods, farm tools, farm products, office furniture, mining equipment, musical instruments, cash drafts, and other properties.
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Athens County
Amounla
Joes
J. Clyde Edmundson
Elate Tax Commission
Athens City
Nelsonville City
Athens Township
Ig Nest la
Rome Township
Rome
Ames
Wilerloo
Troy
Withems County
Black man arrested for making liquor in mine house near Hollieter
Wil Yams Childs of Santoy, a Black man, was arrested Friday night for manufacturing alleged whisky in a deserted mining company house near Hollieter. He was arraigned before Mayor A. E. Johnson of Trimble, pled guilty, and was bound over to the grand jury. Officers included R. L. Williams, Joes Jonas, Charles Darling, Oscar Sachs, and J. Goldsberry.
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Wil- Yams Childs
Santoy
Hollieter
Childa
Childs
A. E. Johnson
Trimble
Quilty
Athens
Athens County
R. 10
Williams
James Ornsdorf
Qrhsdorf
Joe Jonas
Trinble
Charles Darling
Trimble Constably
Oscar Sachs
J. Goldsberry
Ohio University Sponsors Coed Band Member Election
The Ohio University band will elect a coed sponsor to read the baton during the Wittenberg Ohio game on November 22. The winner will join band trips, receive a loving cup, and be honored in the Athens yearbook. Ballots are in the Men’s Union and Green and White offices. The contest closes Monday.
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Ohio University
Athens University
Proft
Curtis Janssen
IHS
Ambassador Dawes Returns to Britain
New York dispatch reports Ambassador Charles G. Dawes resumed his duties in London after visiting the United States. The note mentions his recent trip and references other figures, with textual errors present in the source.
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Ambassador Dawes
Britain
New York
Charles G. Davies
Ed Riond
Homeric
London
United States
Mme, Marté, Curie
Reid
Irwin to Lecture on Peage Problems in Athens Tuesday
Wil Irwin renowned newspaper man and journalist will deliver a lecture Tuesday night at Alem oral Auditorium as the second number of the Chin University Music Lecture Course. The topic will be War Peace and Other Problems.
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Alemoral
Chin University
Lien
la Wellings
Ila
Irwin
Inwini
Lyonin | Post
Trewin
Lonrue
America
Tf.n
Chile
John Gatnworthy
Anatole France
Shema Khe
Delta Gamma Mu
Ohio University
Nied
Univergley
Hil
Editors of Science Journal Meet at Ohio State Luncheon
Resident editors of the journal will meet associate editors at a luncheon in Columbus on November 76. The event, at the Faculty Club of Ohio State University, aims to plan more extensive work. The November issue marks the close of the journal's first year.
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Gie Social Selance Journal
We G, A
Wls. Gamertevelder
Ea Cooper
Shocon HW
Bag
Columbus
Ohio State University
Deetor Farris
Brothers Meet After 30 Years in Cross-country Reunion
In Lexington on November 9 two brothers long separated after their mother’s death reunited after more than three decades. Dr ht. DB. Book, a Corning physician, found his brother George G. Hook, a Waseca railroad engineer, in Minnesota. Their mother Atte Gist Rook died in Zaleaki triggering the split. a later search traced George to his Minnesota hometown.
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Rushenly
George G. Rook
Waseca
Minn
Mrs Bing Heads to New York for Child Health Conference
Mrs Bing and H Bing, state charities superintendent, traveled Saturday to New York City for a preparatory meeting of the Committee on Handicapped Children. They work on plans for the White Conference on Child Health and Protection called by President Hoover, with a nationwide survey on child welfare to inform policy.
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H. Bing
State Charities
New York City
Committee On
Hoover
United States
Holton Called by Lobby Probe Group
Washington lobby probe panels summoned Mississippi Agriculture Commissioner J C Malton for questioning over evidence he accepted 400 from the Northern Tart Association to attend a meeting of agricultural commissioners in Washington last June. James A Arnold, vice president of the association, testified the group tried to use commissioners to develop a protective tart anti agent in the South.
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Washington
du Inc Sena
Cominittes
J.C. Malton
Mississippi
Corminittes
Nouthern
China Japan On Better Terms At Pacific Relations Meet
Kyoto delegates at the Institute of Pacific Relations closed a session amid a consensus that China and Japan have moved closer to settling mutual problems. A Chinese Japanese committee will be formed to pursue a peaceful solution to the Manchurian issue.
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China
Japan
Kyoto
Cit Japrn
Ching
Reading aids replace outdoor spars in atasom era
Fragmentary text describes a shift toward reading materials indoors and cautions about eye strain. It mentions fitting glasses and checking vision, urging readers to examine eyes and consider eye health. The garbled lines imply early advice on eyewear use and personal care.
Broadway Sees Rush Of British Stage To New York
New York reports a busy year for British theater as eight productions arrive, including No 1 hits Bitter Sweet and This Year of Grace. London playwrights and stars like Coward and Gertrude Lawrence boost Broadway, with notable shows such as Berkeley Square and Hand drawing praise from critics.
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London
Hay Market
Almertcar
Porgy
Chicago
The
Derieh
Aucress
Coward
Atlantic
Iony
Asnes
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Taurney
B.C. Shoriff
Herkeley Square
Leste Howard
Harkeley Square
John Balderston
Wang Walters
Gertrude Lawrence
John Drinkwaters
House Session Postponed as Talks Turn to Adjournment
Washington Nov 9 The House leadership explores delaying business until the regular session starts December 2. Moves seek Senate consent to final adjournment while the Senate continues a special session. Talks include possibly adjournment of both houses but a week’s pause is viewed as unlikely by coalition leaders.
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United Dress
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Congress
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Welthar House
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Snell
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Armistice Day Observances Planned Across Athens County
Canaan Grange will select officers at its Armistice Day meeting in Canaanville. Athens churches schedule special services and the Athens American Legion Post will install new officers and deliver speeches. Many county towns plan closures and patriotic events to mark the World War armistice.
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Canaanville
Cajan Grange
Athens County
Athens
Athens American Legion
Hanks
Althens
Fairy godmother tricks Terry Drusgan in Chicago tale
In Chicago on November 9 a fairy godmother allegedly tricks Terry Drusgan over back taxes. He boasted of a $500000 brewery and farm assets including cattle and horses, but authorities seize the brewery ruins and auction plans emerge as misfortune spreads.
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Chicago
Terry Drusgan
Mtre
Myrtle Tanner Blackridge
United States
Terry
Thera
Guernsey
Sam
Verry
Druggan
Maine
Edward Reynolds Dies In New Rochelle Inquirer
Edward Reynolds, once a messenger boy who rose to vice president and general manager of The Pasta Telegraph Company, died today in New Rochelle. He built a lengthy career in the firm and left behind a record of leadership.
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New Rochelle
Edward Reynolds
Pasta Telegraph Company
Hig Homie
Couple Bound Over On Larceny Charges
Mr and Mrs Harmon Koon entered not guilty pleas to larceny charges and were bound over to the grand jury by Magistrate Carl H Porter. Bonds were set at 590 dollars and they remained in Ath eny County Jail pending payment. Officials allege they stole household furnishings from Dean villa, their former residence, as Constable Harry L Dalton pursued them toward their old Kentucky home near Gil espie.
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Harmon Koon
Carl H. Porter
Atheny County
Dean~ Villa
Harry, L. Dalton
Kentucky
Gilespie
Federal Radio Commission Grants Short Wave Licenses
The Federal Radio Commission granted licenses to operate short wave wireless stations at Ban, Prancised, California and ittter Neck, Long Island to Press Witness, Inc. a company organized to transmit news for American newspapers.
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Sfalion
Washington
Federal Radio Commission
Short Wave Wireless
Ban, Prancised
California
Ittter Neck
Long Island
Press Witness, Inc
Peventtly
Amer
Telspapers
Market rebound lifts New York Curb trading sentiment
A volatile downswing in the New York Curb Exchange steadies after deflation of ratios. Standard issues gain support as principal stocks show footing above prior resistance. Brokers cut loans and demand spreads widen as speculation improves but a sound base awaits heavier liquidation.
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New York
J.P
Woman shot to death at Cleveland home
Reports indicate Mrs. Francis Papp was shot at her Cleveland residence while at work. An unknown assailant fired several shots. authorities investigate the fatal incident and motive remains unclear.
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Francis Papp
Poe
Papp
Wer Kirchen
Cooper T Speaks at Men’s Meeting at Athens Church
In Athens the Cooper T delivers remarks at a men’s meeting hosted by the Athens Church. The event discusses Christian brotherhood and church programs with notable members and officers named among organizers and attendees. A separate line notes a fatal incident near a home involving a person named Are I Seni.
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Cooper T
Athens Church
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