Bank Statement For Athens Bank Of Ohio 1920
Bank balance sheet shows assets including cash vaults loans and discounts securities and deposits. Detailed figures list deposits demand savings and time accounts, U S government securities and notes, with liabilities and capital stock and earnings. Directors attest the accuracy sworn 14th day of September 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
U.S
Cnot
Depese
Federal Reserve Bank
Hation
United States
Peete Resneeossee
F. l L. Alderman
R. P. Jen
Women Aim for Congress After Prohibition Era
The piece notes women entering U S political life after the eighteenth amendment. Anne Martin runs as an independent for Nevada senate seat, Rose Schneidermann seeks New York U S senate, Helen C Staller seeks a Michigan congressional nomination, Esther Lovejoy runs as a Democrat for Oregon’s district, and a Muskogee Oklahoma woman is nominated for congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Anne Martin
Senate
Nevada
Rose Schneidermann
Farmer-Labor
U. S. Senate
New York
Helen C.staller
Michigan
Esther Lovejoy
Aan of Representatives
Oregon
Muskogee
Okla
Helen C. Statler
Home Telephone Operators Social At Miss Rathburns
A group of local home telephone operators met at Miss Wilma Rathburns home on Lancaster street for an evening of music games and dances. Louise Quinlin gave solo dances and a traditional taffy pull followed by a collation. Attendees included Grace Bobo Lena France Edna Schofield Della Martin Bessie Schofield and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Rathburn
Lancaster Street
Louise Quinlin
Grace Bobo
Lena France
Edna Schofield
Della Martin
Bessie Schofield
Athens Welfare Council to review year’s work Thursday
In Athens the Chamber of Commerce rooms host the Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers at 3:30 pm. Miss Munn and Miss Bliss will report on their duties. Local clubs are urged to present plans for the coming year. Mrs. Hatch’s "Laffalots" picnic honors new member Ruth Braden and Miss Gladys Palmer. Several Athens residents and visitors are noted with upcoming meetings and absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Athens Council of Women Welfare Workers
Munn
Bliss
Athens
Council
H. A. Hatch
M. EB. Church
Hatch Lawn
Ruth Braden
Marietta
Ohio University
Gladys Palmer
Womans Benefit Association of the Maccabees
Dalton’s Academy
Parent- Teachers Association of the Central High School
Golden wedding anniversary invited in Athens visit
R Murphy and Mr and Mrs Fletcher Metcalf join Mrs Mary Cline of Columbus Mr and Mrs Will Cline and little nephew William Jones of Akron en route to Carpenter for the golden wedding anniversary of Alvin and Mrs Cline. Mrs W Dale Gandee of Akron visits her Slaughter parents. Lawrence Slaughter returns to school in Akron. The Allison family plan a Raymond City and Charleston trip with Mrs Burton Preece, a Warren guest, revisiting childhood roots after 20 years.
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Athens
Carpenter
Alvin Carpenter
P. G. Moler
Harry McKinstry
Frank
Mary Cline
Columbus
Will B. Cline
William Jones
Akron
Alvin Cline
W. Dale Gandee
Eber Slaughter
Lawrence Slaughter
R. L. Allison
Labor halts steel workers drive after Montreal meeting
Organized labor postponed the appointment of a committee to organize steel workers at United States Steel Corp. The delay aims to avoid mass layoff as mills are not pressing for action. The decision followed a Montreal convention led by Matthew Tighe and other AFL leaders.
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Washington
Organized Labor
United States Steel Corporation
Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Federation
Matthew Tighe
Amalgamated Iron, Steel and Tin Plate Workers
William Z. Foster
John Fitzpatrick
Tighe
General Steel Committee
Local Notes From The Plains and Nearby Areas
The Plains community reports visits by Mrs James Terrell and son James to Toledo. Dr and Mrs Nelson visited Ath ens. Mrs John Krivesti and children returned from Pennsylvania. Alfred Whetlow and wife welcomed a son Walter on September 13. Mrs Will Barber and son from Nelsonville called on Mrs George Gabriel. Mrs Lucy Lensgar and Indiana relatives stay with Mrs Mary Dowler. Henry Cone and children visited Athens and Gracia Kirkendall of Poston. Millie and Gladys Boring were in Athens. Glouster ball team to play here Saturday. The Plains beat Floodwood on Saturday. Gabe Coon returned from Waverly. A Pittsburg Coal company picnic drew many locals. The Plains beat Parkersburg 2 1 last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Terrell
James
Toledo
Nelson
Athens
John Krivesti
Pennsylvania
Alfred Whetlow
Walter
Will Barber
Sonville
George Gabriel
Lucy Lensgar
Indiana
Mary Dowler
Henry Cone
Gracia Kirkendall
Poston
Arthur Burchfield
Millie
Gladys Boring
The
Plains
Waverly
Pittsburg Coal Company
the Plains
Parkersburg
Have Not Asked Wilson to Aid in Cox Campaign
E H Moore an unofficial Democratic leader said here that President Wilson has not been asked to participate in the campaign to avoid imposing on him. He noted Wilson would be valuable if he could help but stressed no solicitation has occurred and denied reports the White House advised Cox to run without input.
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United Press
Washington
Wilson
E. H. Moore
Cox
Moore
White House
Marriage Licenses for Pickett and Dowler in Athens
Thomas Pickett aged 20 of Athens R D No 8 a miner and Carrie Dowler age 17 of Athens R 10 No 8 were married at home by P W Helwig justice of the peace. Herschel A Goodson 22 a Chauncey brakeman and Pearl Phelps 18 of Athens acted as witnesses or clerk.
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Thomas Pickett
Athens R. D
Miner
Carrie Dowler
Athens R
W. Helwig
Herschel A. Goodson
Chauncey
Brakeman
Pearl Phelps
Athens
Ohio Solons to Tune Better Citizen Plans
A state wide Americanization conference will be held in December as decided by the legislature's Americanization committee. The next General Assembly will be invited, with nationally known speakers. The aim is to persuade lawmakers to extend Americanization work beyond January 1. Raymond Moley, head of the Cleveland Foundation, is preparing textbooks for Americanization schools.
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Columbus
General Assembly
Hunters Secure Many Permits In Athens County
Squirrel hunting opened with a record turnout as 125 licenses were written for Tuesday and total licenses issued reached 450. Township clerks statewide issued many more, while a long line formed at the Athens County clerk of courts office.
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Athens
T. L. Morgan
Athens County
Brickles Gage Up Again in Common Pleas Court
In the case of David and Ross Brickles vs. the Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern railroad the motion to the second amended petition was overruled. Plaintiffs were given until October 1, 1920 to plead further over damages from the 1918 flood, seeking 10060.25. Attorneys Foster and Wells represent the plaintiffs. The suit stems from an embankment failure washing out foundations at Herrold Place and other buildings. The engineer fault is claimed against the railroad.
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Common Pleas
David and
Ross Brickles
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Brickles
Herrold Place
B. and O. Railroad
Paintiffs
Foster and Wells
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Henry O'Bleness
Eesetes
Seeegees
Fulton Grocery CO
Havana
Harding and Coolidge Club
Ward 1
J. M. Wood
I. M. Foster
J. P. Wood
Maud L. Woodworth
Precinct
W. B. Bartels
Nora W. Atkinson
Ociet Yana Local News
Party of
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Bud Hooper
George L. Dlosser
Logan
Roy I. Dupler
W. State Street
Priscilla Needle Club
Arthur A. Wolfe
Branch Milligan
Anna Walsh
Mill Street
Mrs. Milligan
H. G. Jefferson
Bloomingburg
Mr. Jefferson
Robert Jefferson
Gerald Sprague
Wiley Sprague
Morris Avenue
Western Reserve School of Medicine
Cleveland
R. Murphy
Fletcher Metcalf
Steel Worker Organization
L. C. Martin
Harper Bros. Buggy
Tion
Brooks & Fierce
Caloric
Brigkles Gage Arnt
Raymond ©. Cook
Marie Beebe Cook
Worstell
M. J. Chariton
M. J. Charlton
Ivan L. Cook
Raymond G. Cook
the Cline Pharmacy Co
Athens, Ohio
Nelson Bldg
Dr. Brown
Opera House
Athens CO
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Gigsville
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Axminsters
Chenilles
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