Voting Place Shifts and Poll Workers for Nov. 2 Set
Athens County voters will face changes in nine polling places and six poll worker shifts for the November 2 election. Election board clerk J E Barker notes the aim is to align with state rules on public buildings and party balance. Absentee voting is underway with advance voting ending Thursday at 4 p.m. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
J. E B. Barker
Election Board
Athens City
Lee Township
Barker
Aid J. F. Parker
Precinct
Sum
W. Washington
N. High
Marie McCoy
Mayme Richardson
Anastasia
John Preston
Mary Brigal
Theresa B. Hines
East Side School
Violet C. Householder
Ethel Hoover
Jesse Pierce
Howard Goodwin
Ruth Stratton
Dorothy Parker
Armory
Ida Wise
Blanch Finsterwald
Sarah L. Cole
Stella G. Ross
Elizabeth Goodwin
Dana Fuller
Mt. Zion Church
Ada P. Woodworth
Irene Olson
Loretta N. Walsh
Ethel W. Shannon
Susan Williams
Stella M. Studer
Johnny Jones
Anna A. Evans
Donis Woodworth
E. R. Glazier
E. F. Sells
Phyllis Baker
Naomi Algeo
N. Lancaster St
Elmer F. Jones
Edison R. Heaton
George Parks
Paul O’brien
Clara M. Tribe
Fern Riley
Athens
Baker
Edith Co
D. Edina Dailey
Gilham
Audra Shaw
Gertrude Radford
East Luhrig
Josie Huseman
George McBride
Freda Currens
J. H. Walburn
Kathryn Walburn
Virgene McBride
Mary Hope
Edith Ellis
Mary Parker
Aura Patterson
Alice Pawlusiak
Bessie Gorham
Mechanicsburg School
Guy Morrison
Mary Laziman
Robert Mulligan
George Effie Halliday
Stella Smith
South
Roger Biddle
George
Francis Lavelle
Mra.a Ashworth
J. Arthur
Edgar Tuckerman
Carrie E. Nida
Lenora Stauffer
George Bean
Mary McGee
Edith Patton
Mildred Spray
YMCA
George E. Johnson
William
Methodist Church
Ruth Call
Catherine Deville
C. &. Scott
Hazel Melinger
Adda Hawk
Ann Weymiller
Tglo
Communists Attacked as devious fighters in Hoover editorial
FBI bulletin editor J Edgar Hoover brands U S Communists as gutter fighters using a false cooperative line. He argues their aim remains overthrow of constitutional democracy and notes a new line claiming peaceful path to socialism. The piece discusses election notices in Athens County and a water tax for a new fire truck.
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Washington
PBI
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S
Wea
Communist Party
Hoover
FBI
Law Enforcement Bulletin
Renewal of Coal Mining Proposed for Glouster
The Glouster area contemplates renewed coal mining amid questions of feasibility and impact. Historic mines started with the Pal Mer in Sedalia around 1877 and later No 4 near Jackson ville, aided by the Ohio Central railroad. Proponents cite past growth and renewed interest, while skeptics ask whether reopening is worthwhile and what risks remain.
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Glouster
Sunday
Harvey South
Pal- Mer
Sedalia
D. Jackson
Jacksonville
Sunday Creek Coal Company
Ohio Central
Corning
Junior Progressive Study Club meeting in Glouster
The Junior Progressive Study Club meets this evening at Mrs Elton Swart's Broad Street home. Mrs W R Balderson Jr will present the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Swart
Broad St
W. R. Balderson, Jr
Senior Progressive Study Club Meeting Notice
The Senior Progressive Study Club will meet Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs J E Anderson on Madison Street. Mrs J E Jones will present a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Anderson
Madison St
J. E. Jones
Weekend Visits Tie Family Reunion Plans
Mr and Mrs Emmett Stevens of Columbus visited Mrs Stevens mother Mrs Frank Yocum over the weekend. Sunday dinner guests included Mrs Phyllis Strain and Mrs Phillis Moffitt of Columbus and others from Columbus Bell Garden and Col with kin attending a family reunion. Miss Joan Ginnan of Columbus stayed with her mother Mary Ginnan while Charles Carter of Dayton spent Friday and Saturday with his parents George and Mr Carter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Stevens
Columbus
Steven
Frank Yocum
Esta Cunningham
Phyllis Strain
Phillis Moffitt
Shirley Cody
Cody
Bell Garden
Moffitt
Daughere Ham
Fred, Kinney
Ralph Botts
Jimmy
Susan Sn
Col
Joan Ginnan
Mary Ginnan
Charles Carter
Dayton
George Carter
Col Stevens Retires After Long Service and Moves
Col Emmet Stevens a former Jacksonville resident retires from the service Aug 31 in San Francisco after two decades of duty. He served in Maryland Illinois Ohio New Jersey and overseas in Hawaii Egypt Greece Germany and Korea. He plans business administration studies at Ohio State University and lives with Mrs Stevens at 3108 Bremen St Columbus. Their daughter Shirley graduated from Ohio University.
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Glouster
Emmet Stevens
Jacksonville
San Francisco
Stevens
United States
Maryland
Ilinois
Ohio
New Jersey
Hawaii
Egypt
Greece
Germany
Korea
Ohio State University
Glenna Yocum
Bremen St
Columbus
Cincinnati Markets Report on Eggs and Poultry Prices
Market notes from Cincinnati list current egg grades and prices by size and color including large white and brown varieties with ranges from roughly 28 to 53 percent. Extras and miniatures show minimums, while current receipts and exchanged cases are noted. Poultry fryers and heavy hens have stated price ranges and roosters figures. Potatoes are listed at 2 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
USA
Pomeroy Social Notes Highlights Local Meeting
Miss Marcia Karr led a devotional at the Meigs County Retired Teachers Association gathering in Pomeroy. Guests included Miss Susie Taylor of New Orleans and Miss Jessie Saunders. Nellie Tracy presided, readings were given, and a birthday card honored Miss Karr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Stieff
Middleport
Nellie Tracy
Ruby Williams
Ethel Garland
Emma Seitz
E. J. Tracy
Edna Carleton
Anna Vaughan
Marcia Karr
Daggett divorce petition filed in Athens County court
Nan A Daggett last known in General Delivery area, seeks divorce from Robert M Daggett in Athens County Court. Petition No 20618 set for hearing November 1, 1934 or soon after as court may hear. Attorneys Botin and Walker represent respondent.
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Nan A. Daggett
Common
Athens County
Robert M. Daggett
Botin
Walker
Notice of Election on Tax Levy Exceeding Ten Mill Limit
The trustees of Rome Township Athens County Ohio issue a notice of election on a tax levy to fund fire protection. The levy exceeds the ten mill limit and would be 3.5 mills per dollar for three years. Polls open at 6:30 PM and voting occurs at regular township voting places on the date in late November 1944. By order of Athens County Board of Commissioners Chairman and Clerk dated Sept 13 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Athens County
Ohiio
Ohio
Rd of
Pl of Athens Counci
John E. Barker
Athens
Athene
Notice of Bond Election for Coolville Village
Athens County Ohio votes on issuing bonds for Coolville with a levy of 2.76 mills per dollar. Election hours run 4 30 P M to 6 30 P M Eastern Time. Clerk Joan F Reer notes date September 13.
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Coolville
Levy Renewal Tax Vote For Troy Township Cemeteries
Athene County Ohio voters will decide on November 7 whether to renew a tax levy for Troy Township Cemeteries. The measure proposes a rate not exceeding 2 mills per dollar of valuation, equivalent to 20 cents per 100 dollars, for five years. Polls open 3 A.M. to 6:39 P.M. EST. Board of Elections notice.
Election notices for tax levy votes in Athens County
In Jacksonville village and Cana an township voters will decide on renewal levies for village streets lighting and current expenses and cemetery upkeep. Shade Local School District also asks approval of a ten mill renewal levy for five years for operating expenses. Voting runs November 1 1934 with polls open 6 30 a m to 6 30 p m each day.
Levy Excess Tax for Athens Local School District
Notice of a special election in Athens Local School District Ohio to vote on a levy excess of ten mills for current operating expenses. The ballot asks for an additional tax not exceeding 3 mills for five years. Polls open 6:30 p.m. at the district voting location.
Albany Local School District bond election notice
Notice of a bond election in Albany Local School District Athens County Ohio on November 1 9 104 to borrow 297000 for real estate, new fireproof addition, and improvements. Bond term up to 23 years with estimated 4.5 mill tax levy. Poll hours 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM. Signed by board members Randley and John F. Raier.
Legal notice for divorce petition in Athena County Ohio
The notice states Sorice Ree Mary Korecek known as Dresn and others have filed Cause No. S800 in Athena County Ohio for divorce and relief. A hearing is set for November 14 or as soon after as the court may hear the matter. John A. Korchouk, attorney for the petitioners, Boeite and Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Korecek
Dresn
Madience
Piamentt
Pieas
Athena County
Ohio
John A. Korchouk
Boeite
Walker
Tie Ettormeys
Notice of Election on Tax Levy in Plain Local District
Notice announces a special election in Plain Local School District Athens County Ohio on November 1904 to approve in excess of the ten mill levy renewal of 2.1 mills and an increase of 1.9 mills to total 4 mills for four years. Polls open 6:30 AM Eastern Standard Time. order by Board of Education. Clerk John Der dated September 13 1904.
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Freine Laval Procera
Gales
Anid
Eveneal
Athens County
Ohio
Erectiona of
Athena
John
Athens County to vote on tuberculosis hospital levy
Athens County commissioners set a special election for November 6 1954 to decide an additional tax levy not exceeding six mills per dollar of valuation for five years. The measure funds tuberculosis hospital care and treatment for county residents and will be open for votes from 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM. C F Bandley chairman and John K Barker clerk announced the notice dated September 14 1954.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comenegioners
Athens
Athens County
Salt County
Board of Elections
Onis
C.F
Levy Exceeding Ten Mills To Be Voted In Athens City
Voters in the City of Athens Ohio will decide at the November 1934 election whether to levy a renewal tax exceeding ten mills to fund city expenses. The measure proposes up to 2 mills per dollar of valuation for current city expenses and specifies polling hours from 6:30 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. on election day. The notice is dated September 13 1949.
Levy in Excess of the Ten Mills for Chauncey-Dover School Exempted District
A special election will be held November 2, 1944 in Chauncey Dover Exempted School District Athens County Ohio to decide on levying an excess tax beyond the ten mill limit for current operating expenses. The measure proposes a rate not exceeding 2 mills for five years to fund state rehabilitation firements, with voting hours 4:30 pm. By order of Athens County Board of Elections Chairman Handley and Clerk John E. a.
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Jacksonville
Athens County
Ohio
Order of the Board of Elections
Athena County Onis
C. KE. Handley
John E. Barker
Athens
Enté Scheol
Board of Education of
Sonce
Cha - Dover
Chauncey-Dover
Board of Elections
Handley
John E. A
Nelsonville City School District Bonds Vote Planned
The Nelsonville City School District in Athens County Ohio seeks voter approval in the November election for bonds totaling $410 518 to acquire property and build a fireproof grade school and new a grade school building. Tax rate outside the ten mill limit is 4.4 mills per dollar of valuation. polling places open 6 30 A M to 6 30 P M Ohio time.
Notice of Election on Bonds for Athens County School District
The Athens County Board of Elections announces a regular election on Tuesday November 2 194? for issuing bonds of the Board of Education amounting to 125000 dollars to fund a new school project site landscaping and improvement. Bonds run 23 years with estimated tax impact of 29 cents per 100 dollars valuation. Polls open 630 am to 600 pm EST. Chairman F Wandley and Clerk John Barker certify.
Appointment of Mary E Kanwr as estate administrator
The text indicates Mey z. Hawk of Athens is to be appointed administrator of the estate of Mary E Kanwr, a document from the city of Athens names Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neowee
Mey Z. Hawk
Athens
Mary E Kanwr
Docraménate
City of Athena
Election On Tax Levy For Albany Local School District
A resolution of the Albany Lower School District board in Athens County calls for a special election on November to approve a tax levy exceeding ten mills for five years. The levy would fund operating expenses at a rate not exceeding five mills per dollar of valuation, about fifty cents per one hundred dollars, with polls open 9:30 AM to 6 PM. By order of the Athens County Board, Chairman EB Handley and Clerk IGHMN EB Barker dated Sept 13, 194%-.
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Waterton
Atheta
Ownahip
Athens County
Grebo
Waterine
Board of Hiecties
Piersa
Otte
Tetei
Troy
Athena County
Ohio
Aald
Ouie
Turaday
Troy Township
Board of Elections of
Athene County
John KF. Barker
Canaan
Board of Elections
Ohto
John EF. Barker
Shade
Shade Laval
Athens Couny
C. & Dley
John E. Barker
Sereby
Albany
District of
Alhens
Boar Oftems of
Hbe Co
EB Handley
IGHMN
EB Barker
Notice of School Bond Election in Athens Ohio
Notice is given of a bond election for the Board of Education of the Athens City School District Athens County Ohio on June ? and July 14 1904. Voters will decide on 3.29 mills tax for bonds running 14 years and outside the ten mill limit. Polls open 4 30 AM to 6 00 PM on election day with clerk KE Han John F Barker.
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Board of Education of the
Athens
Athens City
Athens County
Ohio
Board of Elections
KE Han John FE. Barker
Ohio Constitutional Amendments and Election Provisions
A scanned legislative notice outlines proposed revisions to Ohio constitutional sections, including terms for Governor and other officials, succession, and election timing. It details amendments to Article II, Article XVII, and related sections, plus publication requirements and dates for the referendum.
Notice of Election on Bonds for Joint Fire District
Voters in Chauncey and Dover area of Athens County Ohio will decide on November items at the regular polling place. The issue asks for bonds totaling 3000 dollars to fund fire apparatus water supply and equipment for the Chauncey Dover Joint Fire District. Bonds run ten years with one mill levy per dollar of valuation. polls open until 6 30 P M Eastern Standard Time on election day.
Dover Township Bond Issue Vote Notice
Notice is given that on November 2, 1634 a vote will be held in Dover Township Athens County Ohio to issue twelve thousand dollars in bonds for fire district apparatus water supply and related expenses. The levy is estimated at one mill per dollar of valuation ten cents per hundred dollars. Meeting open until 6 30 PM. EB Handley chairman John Be Barker clerk. September 13 1954.
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Dover
Athens County
Ohio
Chauncey
Chauncey-Dover Joint Fire District
Joint Fire
Dama
Board of Elections
EB. Handley
John BE. Barker
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