Real Estate Notes and Classified Ads in Central Ohio
A jumble of small ads offers properties and business opportunities. Listings include 3 family duplexes near Main St with 15 gross yield, a Roscoe home with seven rooms, a route 271 farm and other parcels in Adams Mills and Keene Two. Also noted are a railroad sidings opportunity, farm equipment sale, and various houses with acreage along with bank and mortgage mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N.C. Berry
Roscoe
Fred C. Karr
City
Fara
Dewey Thompson
G Harms
Harry B Davis
Bath
Alto
Lillie Lewis
Adams
Mills
Coshgeton
Frank P Hames
Citizens
Nat'l Bank
Zanesville
Rolling Hill Fair House
Good County
Route 76
Rolling Hill
Keene Two
Killbuck
Huntington
R. J. Dudgeon
Walnut St
Trash Mulch Seeding of Alfalfa Urged Early in March
The third article on trash mulch seeding explains early March disking for alfalfa, stressing thorough but shallow work, multiple diskings, and contour cultipacking. It notes inoculation, seed mixing options, and fertilizer timing, with cautions on bluegrass and broom sedge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Dust
Soil Conservation District
Seateehimegan
Diadt
Benny Rubino Celebrates NYC Transit Strike Relief
Benny Rubino hugs a Third Avenue L turnstile register and drops a nickel at 42nd Street as the city calms after canceling a transit strike threat. He feels certain transportation will resume as talks with transport workers move toward arbitration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Benny Rubino
Third Avenue
42Nd Street
Benny
Robin Hood Roamed Italy Six Months
Italy's small famed bandit La Marea known as The Mark was arrested after a six month chase from Naples to Florence. He led a 600-strong gang robbing villas and war profiteers, aiding the poor by distributing loot. He planned a political bid in Naples before capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldo Forte
Rome
Ttch
Italy
Robin Hood
Naples
Florenci
Nottingham
la Marea
Florence
Frosinone
Sherwood Forest
Giuseppe Rocita
la Marca
la Spezia
Giuseppina Stile
New York
Passator Cortese
Work is His Hobby
Rear Adm. Wilder Du Puy Baker, 55, named commandant of Boston Naval Base, is described as a tireless worker with long civilian hours. Born in Topeka Kansas and educated at the Naval Academy, he served on battleships and submarines, earned the Navy Cross for command in World War II, and held key staff posts before becoming commandant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boston Naval Base
Wilder du Puy Baker
Topeka
Kan
Naval Academy
Michigan
U.S. Florida
North Carolina
Sylla
States
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N H Adm Baker
Yale University
Skrpper
U. S S. North Carolina
Second Correr
Adm
Baker
After World War I Bandit Muscohlino Ruffles Romagna
A postwar troublemaker named Muscohlino stirs law and order issues in Romagna. The article warns not to confuse him with the late dictator while noting ongoing Calabria tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romagna
Muscohlino
Calabria
Discharged veteran rents to families with children
Claude B Overturf, a former serviceman, faced doors slammed in his face due to his two daughters. He found a home on the second floor and redecorated it. He then advertised the unit for rent exclusively to veterans with children.
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Indianapolis
Claude B Overturf
Woman Finds Lost Envelope With $15 After Daylong Search
Pittsfield Massachusetts Mrs Albert J Fogarty spent hours looking for an envelope her son dropped on the way to school. She nearly gave up when she phoned cousin Mrs Rene Henrissat who replied she had found an envelope that morning containing $15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Mass
Albert J. Fogarty
Rene Henrissat
Henrissat Saud
Newcomerstown Club Notes And Local Welfare Changes
Newcomerstown Tur club hosts Mrs Willian Tumblin at Chapman avenue for a bridge night with awards to Mrs Kirk Lauer high score and Mrs Ralph Lehman second. Grants wage increase to 182 cents per hour for James Clow plants including Newcomerstown and Coshocton effective Feb 18. Various social and civic updates follow including Ladies Aid gathering, World Day of Prayer plan, property sale on River street, and local personnel transfers and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Clus
Willian Tumblin
Tur Club
Chapman Avenue
Dilfred Belter
Robert Elliott
Guy P. Clow
Coshocton
James Clow
Newcomerstown
Clow
Ladies’ Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Burton DeWitt
West State Street
Albert Thompson
Max Julien
Bertha Hoobler
Weldon Clutter
James Swigert
Fred Kennedy
Frank Taylor
Ralph Scott
Minnie Stahler
Missi Cora Neighbor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coshocton News
United Photo Service
Main St
H. E. Money
Bible Bros. Construction
2Nd St
J_ G JONES
Servic P.A Systems Adio Supply CO
6Th St
ACME
Webb
Parson's Elect
Warsaw
Steiner
Raymond Karn
ED Dole
Ph Coneaville
Monument
W. P. Kanuckle & Son
Ohio
Haight General NG
Conners Dairy
Keagy & Lear Machine Co
Charles E Shememan
Q. Box
Firestone Store
Kalamazoo
Ramsey's Heating & A
Hone Iss
R. C. Powers
Collin’s
Stags Coach Tavern
Stevenson
FORD
Bonne and Bold
Coshocton Mews
Gus
Coshocton Tractor & Implement Co
Jacobs
North Sixth Street
Coshocton Livestock Co-Operative Assn
Sma Dickerson Auto Parts
Weller Service Center
Veterans Or
2Nd & Walnut
Mikesell Brostel
Davis. Cal
Davis
University of California
Beard
Fitchburg
Victor B Gallant
Dash
United Electrical
Philadelphia
General Electric Co
Lucille Scott
By Lucille Scott
AID Society
Pin Up Club
Pat Imhoff
Trinity Methodist Church
Charles L. Baxter
River Street
Paul Ford and Family
Mr and Nite
Dilfred Beiter
Paul J. Atkinson
Paul Carruther
Cleveland
Robert Lee
Ravenna
Clyde
East State Street
Jseph Frenzel
Philadelp
Mi and
Mia Jeghe Walker
Mulvane Street
Shickenpa
Lesley Pickering
Dan
Midland, Pa
J. E. Pickering
John Shaw
McKinley Avenue
Jones- Lydick and Castle
Bernard Hartman
Nor Bridge Street
Tempretaydiel
Castle Ambuy
Sandra Callentine
Clarencé Chance
North Goodrich Street
Eurns
Arthur Wilkin
Columbus
Reta Rae Clark
Karl Lauer
Carlysle Street
Karl M
Kenneth M. Bricker
South Carlisle Street
Germany
Kenneth Mark Bricker
Audit Bureau of Circulation
The
Zanesville News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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