Ohio State Tax Commission Defines Real and Personal Property for Public Benefit
The Ohio State Tax Commission clarifies real versus personal property for tax purposes under new laws. It defines real estate as all lands and buildings plus integrated equipment. personal property includes engines and machinery not fixed to realty, raw materials, and farm items. Athens County mine property classifications stay largely unchanged, with further reappraisal expected to finish soon.
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Ohio
State Tax Commission
Athens County
Chole Edmundson
Aoan
Tax Commission
Milute
Commission
Organize Poultry Courses Meeting At Troy Township HS
A meeting to organize a poultry short course will be held in the Vocational Building at Troy Township High School Coolville on Tuesday November 24. Sam Pellet instructor says the course will cover marketing and improving flock practices, economic state, culling, housing, feeding, disease control and parasites. Farmers poultrymen and wives are invited to attend.
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Troy Township
Coolville
Samuel Pailet
Athens High Paper Rates in Contest Megaphone
Athens High School newspaper the Megaphone earned third class Division A honors at the Annual Press Convention of the Journalism Association of the Schools held Nov 20 21 at Ohio State University. More than 200 delegates attended with Ohio State Illinois game on Saturday. John Hay High School’s John Hey Ledger won Ohio honors as best newspaper in Division A.
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Athens
Lighth
Journalism Association of the Schools
Ohio State Unnersity
Ohio Statellinois
John Hey Ledger
John Hay
Cleveland
Ohio
Dayton
Bill Kircher
Tom Crass
Anne Pickering
Ménagin
Facussor
Scout News from Strouds Run Hikes and Meetings
Boy Scout News reports thirty scouts hiking and breakfast atop Strouds Run hills at 7am Saturday led by Scout Commissioner Roy Dupler and Scout Master Ralph Thorne. It notes Troop 3 football scrimmage 0 0 at Rufus Putnam field and upcoming Scout Night December 2 at Krehangsburgh schoolhouse. Troops 1 and 2 schedule meetings at local churches with leaders.
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Strouds Run
Roy Dupler
Ralph Thorne
Mechanicsburg
Rufus Putnam
Arno Reuter
Kreehanksburg
Sigma Pi
Methodist Church
Ralph Dupler
War plan from Will Rogers targets Northwest State
Portland report says humorist Will Rogers, touring U S cities, jokes about moving Sino Japanese war to Portland to end the conflict, then plans to travel to Seattle and Vancouver and board the Emperor of Russia for the Orient. He quips weather and rain affect fighting and stresses he is a tourist, not a war correspondent.
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Portland
Ore
Will Rogers
Amterica
Manchuria
Rogers
Seattle
Vancouver
Will Plant Trees in Washington's Memory
Will Plant Trees in Washington's Memory for $932 is the two hundredth ry of the birth of George Yoshlon and it is expected that rans oceas will be planted in his fire one. Tey recernsed a letter from FO Ws Duan atate extension forests announcing that a ist bad bera Worpred containing information and sarlevies of trees that can be secured from the State Nurseries and to minimum costs. The list incudes seitations of both evergrey and biriwood trees. The letter also states that orders will be cut to 410 borrstrm Club members with out cost except for transportation. The orders will be stated on special 4H banks which will be sent to the members. Other orders may be secured as writing to Bir Dean st Wooster O.
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George Yoshlon
Rans
H Johnson
County Ester
Duan
Atate
Bir
Dean St Wooster O
Forming Red Cross units at Coolville School
The Coolville School organized four Junior Red Cross units in three, four, five and six grades under Miss Pearl French Athens County Red Cross executive secretary. Officers for the fifth and sixth grade unit were Laie Clarke president Mary Gaskins secretary Doris Teeter treasurer. Third and fourth grade officers were Leland Daugherts president Cleanor Humphrey secretary Dorothy Blair treasurer James Roger. Membership totals 36 in the five and six grade units and 34 in the three and four grade Junior Red Cross. Names list the students and teachers involved. Double funeral services were planned for Mr and Mrs Russell Scheidager killed by Thomas Wheeler Wheler who died by suicide after the killings.
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Cleanor Humphrey
Dorothy Blair
James Roger
Howard Chapman
Lois Clark
Paul Gordon
Margaret McKinney
Beth Wallen
Charles Campbell
Howard Shenks
Mary Gaskins
Meriam Bingham Everett Snider
Delola O'Neill
Russell Daugherty
Mary To Amsbury
Leora Bardin
Paul Mills
Carl Williams
Brier Clark Nettles Sni
Leland Daucherts
James Rogers
Eleanar Humphrey
Donna Moody
Melhi Morrison
Darst Johnson
Charlene Bingman
Wilma Wret
William Wines
Faye Dunfee
Thea
Teeter
Ruth Smith
Russell Shanks
Delheria Blake Dale Cole
Betty Shanks
Delmont Bike
Alma Chapman
Glenn Cubbison
Dorothy Marshall
Marcean Hornsby
James Garten
Greda Williams
Donald Skeels
Marguerite Clark
Vinson Attons
Amesville Girl Poised to Model in National 4-H Dress Revues
Helen Louisa Thomas, a 15 year old Amesville student, won Ohio state honors for a brown silk crepe street dress she made. She will represent Ohio at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago November 27 to December 5, with a chance to win a three week travel prize and gold medals. She is an active 4-H member, pianist, and seamstress who enjoys crafting outfits from old materials and plans to travel with a group of 14 peers to Chicago.
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Parle
Coreiecally
Amesville
Chicago
Helen Louisa Thomas
Athens County
Helen
Gles
Amenwilie
Ana
Athens
Ohio Group of Representatives
Congress
Helen Wing
Lash family patriarch long served Athens business leader
The Lash home at 15 South College Street in Athens hosts a week of events as EB RL Lash marks a long career. He is a renowned Southeast Ohio figure with a drug store dating to 1828 and ownership since 1879. The piece recalls his civic roles, family, and deep local roots, noting his 83rd and 80th birthdays and decades of community leadership.
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Tystes
Lash
South Col Jege Street
Athens
EB R Lagh
Leah
Mont
Cap’ Allen
Ari” Falloon
Doc’ McDougall
Charlie Kircher
Hult Foster
Loren Nye
Ralph Dalton
Clyde Edmunilton
AY Lash
Athenaan
Wayne Ronchaivaya
Florida
Washington
E R Lash Jr
Buainees
Ohio University
Athens Stata Hospital
Campbell
Wilson
Knights of Pything Lodge
Grand Lodge
Ife
Royal Arch
Knights Temple Ne
Delta. Tau Delta Fraternity
Alexander Township
Jacob
Susan (Morrison) Cash
Cash
Athens County
Cadiz
Harrison County
Jacob Lash
Congrea
C Ho Grosvenor
Mra Luant
Mise Alac Jobne
J. M Jnins
Gueriues
Laah
Bit. Lash
Florence Lash Willliams
Athena
L South College Street
Lash Ha
Court Street
Cole Loge Strett
Nelsonville Legion Post Thanks Shafer Firm Wins Parade Honor
Nelsonville Legion Post thanks Shafer Company of Ww for cooperation in the Armistice Day Parade at Nelsonville on November 1. The Shafer float titled At Home Over There depicted soldiers in a tent setting and won the parade prize. The float included a toplifter and a singing performer, delivering broadcasts from the Ashona Mensenge.
D.A.R. Holds Saturday Tree Planting Ceremony
About 100 people from the D A R and local groups gathered at the Athens State Hospital grounds near Route 60 to plant 35 Japan ese Finn trees in a Living Memorial to George Washington. Mrs Ayes regent led the program with readings and a Virginia wreath, while Mrs Metta Glaxter gave the invocation. Several speakers praised the value of trees and noted attendees from Pennsylvania Rhode Island and New Hampshire. The event featured songs, dedicatory readings, and a recorded message from Virginia accompanied by a wreath and flag colors.
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Nabby Lea Ames
Athens State Hospital
George Washington
Dar
Mra Ayes
Lee Ames Chapin
Hlatorig Alte U Pairman
Uhie Min
Kathryn Alien
Daytonaho
Ram
Mra Wook Atkingon
Metta Glaxter
Mra OG Fi Daley
Washington
Mise Helen
Townsend
Fred Lee
Somsang
Inyeo Kilmer
Arthur Bayley
John Dowler
State Highway Department
John Feeeh
Athena State Hospital
Th Perry
Historic Site of
Virginias
Virginia
Mia Harvey
God Save the Tiger
Dp A KR
Rebekah
Turkey Dinners Will Be Much Cheaper This Year
The article notes lower prices for Thanksgiving meals with a focus on a $5 dinner including turkey, sides, and pumpkin pie. It lists costs for turkey at 35 cents per pound, potatoes, cranberries, and other staples, comparing overall cost to previous years and outlining menu details.
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Colery
Christmax
Little Mary
Turkey
Venena
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Boy Scout News
Northwest
Red Cross
Miss Pearl French
Dennison
Russell Scheidager
Mthomas Wheeler Wheler
Tip Double
Helen Thomas
Chanel
Patou
Vionnet
Blash
Sa State Hospital
Dermerat
Hom Ladwie
Indianapoli
WD Lash
Achongls
Zanesville
Woot Lash
Hiis
Syd Lak
Frans
Ohio University Path
Frans Prive
Hoaus
Pruleasor Evans
Bydta Lash Evans
Baker’s
Maliaas
Stephen Thomas
City Hall
W.B. Drake
Nelsonville Legion Post
Shafer
D.A.R
Optometry
Optometric Service
Athens, O
Meat Club
Ee Murry
Beth Klade
Pratitagiy Ag
Cuoton
Buby
FO Reed
Maryland
Fimeue
Toad Whiting
Georgia
New Jersey
Doleware
Mertens
Arcosdore
New York
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Antie
Tras
Senate
Rich Toop
Stoula
Tinlin Hooper
Grocar's
Dry Cleaners
Cornwell
Athens Jewelers
Vleet
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