Soil From Historic Sites Adds Interest to Ceremony
Journal article recounts a Mayflower of earth from nine states placed around George Washington trees at a memorial in Athens, Ohio. Dignitaries and Girl Scouts honor soil from sites in New Hampshire Rhode Island South Carolina and other states, linking historic homes, ships, and famous figures to the local tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Dowd Dailey Sois
George Washington
Naboy Lee Ames
W. B. Folsom
Exeter
New Hampshire
Claginnati Society
Nicholas Gilman
Garrison House
John Gilman
Daniel Webster
Phillips Exeter Academy
James Folsom
Dudley Leavitt
of Farmers’ Almanac
W. H. Gerd
Nabby Lee Ames
Leavitt
Ohio
Ohio,” Wrote Mrs. Folsom
MHS
Rhode Island
Claribel Crandell
Pawtuckett
Rhody
Gilbert Stuart
North Kingston
Congress
Trinity Church
William Claggett
Benjamin Frankin
Miss Crandall
Stephen Dinny
North Providence
Dorchester
Washington
Lafayette
Yorktown
Lord Cornwallis
Stephen Olney
Captain Olney
Esek Hopkins
Navy
Nathaniel Greene
Coventry
Carl Watson
Boston
Masy
Soli
Hertford
Conn
Florence Crofut
Connecticut
Robert Travis
Savannah
Georgia
L. Harrington
Maplewood
New Jersey
Front High Point
North Carolina
A. S. Caldwell
Southern Division of
U. S. For Historic Sites
A. D. Dailey
U. S
Fred Todd
Finlipsburg
Delaware
J. E. Fuller
Wilmington
Robert Morton
Maryland
New York
George Washinton
Athens
Clue Association to present December shows at Coolville
Coolville The Clue Association will present on Tuesday and Wednesday December 1 and the talking picture Driggie One show on Tuesday at 7 p m and two shows Wednesday at 7 30 and 8 p m News for this column must be in the hands of The Printory not later than 6 p m Friday. The Methodist Circuit held a reception and donation at the Parsonage for Rev Derrick. A pleasing program was presented by Indies and refreshments served. Between 60 parishioners attended and a liberal donation was given.
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Clue Association
Tuteday
Prntory
Coolville
Parkersburg
E. H. Wilson
Ford
Belpre
Crow Summit
W. Vo
Bert
Albany
Ralph Wines
Eliza Adams
Lela and
Warn
Columbus
Finny
Albany Ladies Auxiliary to Serve Thanksgiving Turkey Supper
Albany Presbyterian church hosts a Friday turkey supper to raise funds for the church. Guests include Floyd family from Columbus and local residents visiting through the week. Albany High School basketball teams lost to Hamden, girls 20 10 and boys 26 3, with county schedule opening Friday against Stewart, last year’s champions.
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Alex
Presbyterian Church
Floyd
Margaret
Columbus
John Longdon
H. L. Brooks
Robert
Will Cline
B. S. Wanders
Akron
Jessa Vortas
Ed McKinstry
Albany High School
Hamden
Stewart
Amesville Community Notes and Local Moves
Amesville hosts the farmers institute at the High School Auditorium on Tuesday and Wednesday December 1 and 2. A car collision lightly damaged Paul Dixon’s car as he crossed a highway from Franklin Street Friday. A newly formed dancing and card club met at Masonic Hall Thursday. Will Adair and family from Mars Pennsylvania visit Mrs. Lucy Adair. Harry Turner and son Carl Thanksgivinged with friends at Fleming. Mrs. Emma NeCune returns home after visiting daughter in Somerset. Earl Morris moved with his family from Marietta to a house owned by Homer Chapman. he drives on the Marietta Athens line. Townshouse Grade School pupils entertained at the High School Auditorium Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sam Jouckette and daughter Sadie left for Toledo Thursday to visit a sister of Mrs. Luckette. Townshouse Grade School perfect attendance for November were Russell, Sylvia, Howard Hanning, Thelma, Louisa, Pauline and Hey
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Amesville
Paul Dixon
Franklin Street
Masonic Hall
Will Adair
Mars
Lucy Adair
Harry Turner
Carl
Fleming
Emma NeCune
W. E. Smith
Somerset
Earl Morris
Marietta
Homer Chapman
Morris
Athens
Sam Jouckette
Sadie
Toledo
Luckette
Townshouse
Russell
Sylvia
Howard Hanning
Thelma
Louisa
Pauline
Hey
Local School Names and Teachers in Bern Township
Readable fragments list ward Kennedy Leroy Misner Marie l Fiona Hanson Robert Fred Sry and Hazel Lawrence Hazel Mc Cune. Mentions a school in Bern Township near Mount Herman with teacher Daisy Burns of Amestille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Kennedy
Leroy Misner
Mariel
Fiona Hanson
Robert
Fred Sry
Hazel
Lawrence
Hazel McCune
Bern Township
Mount Herman
Daisy Burns
Amestille
Reading Helps You In Touring Northern Neck of Virginia
An article extols touring the Northern Neck of Virginia, highlighting its colonial Legacy. It notes six counties within a 100 mile long peninsula, with works of Lees Washingtons and Carters, private estates open only during Garden Week, and historic sites like Wakefield and Stratford House. Presidents Madison Washington Monroe hailed from the region, and Chatham near Fredericksburg is tied to William Pitt connections.
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C H.W
Tidewater
Dominion
Virginia
Rappahamnnock
Potomac
Lees
Washingtone
Madixons
Carters
Fauntleroys
Lewises
Fitzhughs
Enalund
Geneuity Ife
Fredericksburg
Falmouth
Lock Alstory
Chatham
Robert EB. Lee
Ture
Christopher Wren
Fitzfords
William Pitt
Earl of
England
Rappahannock
Carlton Heights
Garl Melchers
Yves
Belmont
George Washington
King George King
George Courthoune
Westmoreland
the Hague
Richard Henry Lee
Colonial Era Churches and Homes Highlight Northern Neck
Readable remnants describe Yeocambe Church rebuilt in 1885 near Warsaw and Mt Airy with original communion table and marble font, Sabine Hall’s Carter descendants in possession with rare furniture and portraits, and Christ Church built by King Carter with a Greek cross plan. Also notes on a large 1931 Ohio estate sale in Athens County with detailed lot description and mineral rights.
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Yeocambe
Virginia
Warsaw
Mt. Airy
Sabine Hall
King” Carter
Mary Ball
Washington
Wareaw
Tivington
Christy Church
King Carter
America
Carter
Northern
Neck
Auction notice of sheriff sale in Athens County Ohio
Wayne Wingett sheriff announces a public auction in Athens County at the courthouse door on Saturday December 12. The sale includes multiple outlots and tracts in Nelsonville and York Twp with coal rights reserved. Premises appraised at 1900 dollars. Cash on day of sale.
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Ohto
Bertha Breneh
Fistatttt
Dastun W. Dexter
Peblie
Athens
Ohio
Watertoo
Waterley
Athens County
Garner
Ion
Territorica
Torough
Baretefory
Frank Thaman Linton
Frank Plumer
Deck
Athans
Nty
Margaret Dexter
Dexter
Deeda
Leested
Watmbeo State Forest
Wayne Wincett
Sherif
Qble
Emmett Keenan
Ohin
Aet
William J. Bethel
Cialawe
Charles
Kontuor
Satens Aelock
BML
York
Outlet No. 154
Nelsorville
Algo
Outlet No. Ita
Sonville
York Township
Nelsonville Mining Company
Elsonville
Mmi Street
Nelsonville
Wayne Wingett
Onlo
Edwin D. Ricketts
Sherife's
Lpoy
State of
Common Pleas
Neva Sweeney
Flaintis
Bessie Nicholson
Real Estete
Dover
Chauncey
Sounty
Stete
George Rasp
Woolley & Rowland
Stock Market Slips Amid Weak Demand And Holiday Slump
New York trading shows stocks at record lows for the decade as lackluster demand and seller enthusiasm push industrials down. Rail and steel shares lead losses while production dips, gasoline prices rise, and retail prices remain buoyant under a lingering holiday effect.
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New York
Bemr
Weatten
Heldere
Busiheds
Furether
Meiing
Tapos
U. B
Downward Curb Trend Continues This Week
New York markets show persistent declines across shares and commodities with continued selling in insurance, energy, and railroad issues. Financial chatter notes consumer index softness and mixed early gains in wheat and corn amid volatile trading, while government bonds hold steady amid cautious buying.
Break in Rails Weakening to Bonds
A distorted report notes a broad break in rail stocks and bonds as tremors shake markets. Bank and insurance firm selling pressures push many rail revenue bonds toward default risk, with executives and unions facing wage reductions and asset strains.
Stocks Slip on Saturday Trading Amid Broad Decline
New York November 28 report notes continued liquidation in railroad shares offset by steadier grain market. Utilities and copper sectors also fall. Ohio public sale notice lists In-Lot 340 and portion of 341 in Chauncey, Athens County, appraised at 3000 dollars. sale set December 12 at public auction in Athens.
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York
U.P
Ripon
Seling
Webby Vf
Anertonn Superpower
United Meat and Power 3
Apolican Light
Rartion
Hyduiiity
Kerala
Gilles Deeviee
Gull
Ternational Petroleum
Pare
Undine
Kentucky
Ona
New York
Molla
Abel Common
Stee
Common
Livestock market report with prices and weights
Fragmented livestock listing shows calves sheep and hogs with prices per hundredweight and average weights. Entries indicate cattle and packing sows with varied quotes and receipts across market tent and sales area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurone
Dewey Caine
Celven
Ely AD
Rail time card fragment details train departures
A fragmented rail time card shows partial schedule data with trains departing between Athens and Baltimore routes. The legible items include a daily No. 34 schedule at 6:38 p.m and mentions of Nos. 3 and 10a departures with between Athens and Baltimore connections. The text is garbled and lacks complete times or destinations.
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Nam Nestarecerd Mo
Arsine Quirery Ean
Teavinoaeae
Eparte
Athens
Baltimore
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Peddy Kincaid
Une
R. R. Crislip
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Frank Caplinger
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Donald Nester
Mr. Wright
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M. B
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Mereditt
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L. §. Buckley
Dorothy
Frank Reed
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G. R. Gunder
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Farmers’ Institute
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Ford Canada
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Hup Motors
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