Departure at the Panhandle Station Ends in Rice Prank
A crowd at Coshocton Panhandle station Sunday afternoon showered Miss Mabel Jones of Newark and Malcolm Baker of Kenyon with rice as they boarded No. 3 to depart for college. The jovial scene unsettled the couple but drew cheers from friends, marking a festive departure amid the usual farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle Station
No. 3
Cosbocton
Newark
Malcolm Baker
Kenyon
Mabel Jones
Emma Williams
Wedding of Emma Schutz and William Miller in New Bedford
The wedding occurred Thanksgiving day at noon at the bride's mother's home with Rev M L Frederick officiating. Attendants included Carrie Miller and Herman Schutz. Guests and relatives from Schutz and Bretzius families attended, with elaborate decor and a formal supper later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma XM. Schutz
William H. Miller
New Bedford
Henry Schats
M. L. Frederick
Carrie~Miller
Herman Schutz
M. Wu
Frederick
Clara
J. J. Schutz
Canal Lewisville
Chili
Jacob Weaver
Adolph Schutz
Daniel Miller
Wooster
Otto Schutz
Lucinda Schutz
Oliver Breteius
Carrie Miller
Clark
Callie. Bretzius
Edward Keehn
Harry Bretzius
Howard. . Sands
Clare “Schutz
Schutz
Clara Frederick Oo den
Edding
Personal notes from town visitors and returns
Doc Fisher returns to Dennison after a stay at home. Eva McNary visited Millersburg. Margie Agnew home from sister Helen Agnew in Oberlin. Charley Wagner back in Wheeling after visiting friends. C B McCoy left for New York and eastern points. S Vail in New York on business. Carl McGinnis visited Utica to see parents. Ned Cay back to Wooster after Thanksgiving at Chestnut Street home. Mr and Mrs C D Smiley of Mt Gilead guests of Robert Boyd. Mrs Jay Wood and sons Jos and Kail back from Winfield Ohio. Judge BE M Brigter of Newark in city en route home from Canton Elk memorial address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Fisher
Dennison
Eva McNary
Millersburg
Margie Agnew
Helen Agnew
Oberlin
Charley Wagner
Wheeling
C. B. McCoy
New York
Vail
Carl McGinnis
Newark
Canton
Elks
Sunay
Poultry Thief Caught With Hen Hidden Under Coat
Mont Smith reported a missing hen and Jacob Henry was found by Lieut. Johnson and Officer Hawkins with a live hen concealed under his coat on North Fifth Street. Henry refused to explain the origin of the fowl and police seek the rightful owner for return or charge him over to the common pleas court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Henry
Jake
Mont Smith
North Fifth’street
Ening
Johnson
Hawkins
Wiley Jacob
Mr. Smith
Ake
Henry
Common Pleas Court
John Blum to Build for Wholesale New Firm Coming
J J Murray owner of the old opera house block has leased the corner room at Main and Hickory to a Pittsburg firm to start an ice cream and fruit parlor. The new lessees take possession April 1 as Elum exits retail to focus on growing wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Murray
Main
Hickory
John Elum
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Elum
Eastern Ohio Teachers Hold Annual Meeting in Canal Dover
Canal Dover Ohio December 4 The Eastern Ohio Teachers association closed its annual meeting with over 600 attendees. State School Commissioner Edmund A Jones spoke at the morning session. New officers elected include F P Geiger president W N Beetham vice president Laura A Hill secretary and Frank Sinton treasurer. Executive committee members named F M With Cleve L E York and J M Richardson. Next gathering slated for Speubneville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Dover
Eastern
Ohio
Cleve
Steubenville
L. E. York
Barnesville
J. M. Richardson
McConnellsville
Speubneville
Deer Hunters Return From Wisconsin Reservation
Five men from Newcomerstown and Chicago returned from a hunting trip on a Wisconsin reservation. They bagged nine deer, five of which were brought home to Newcomerstown Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Cooley
W. D.beers
W. E. Clow
Newcomerstown
Chicago
Isconsin
Richard Lanning Post to Elect New Officers This Week
The annual election of officers of Richard Lanning Post G. A. R. will be held at the regular meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Crittenton
Florence Crittenton Circle
Richard Lanning
Ellis
Killed Friend and Ran to Police
Glen Shafer aged 19 was shot and killed by his 17 year old friend Harry Reprogel during a hunting trip. Reprogel surrendered to police after driving the body to town. Jefferson Shafer and William Cockrell accompanied them. The elder Shafer had suggested aiming at a different object before the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Shafer
Harry Reprogel
Jefferson Shafer
William Cockrell
Reprogel
Shafer
Canton Man Arrested on Support Charges by Humane Officer
Humane Officer Jackson arrested Charles Frederick in Canton on Sunday and brought him to this city. Pearl Frederick, his wife, filed an affi davit in Squire Wimmer's court accusing him of deserting and neglecting his wife and two year old child since November 13. Frederick is jailed in the county facility and expected to be arraigned soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Canton
Charles Frederick
Pearl Frederick
Squire Wimmer
Frederick
Wimmer
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Kunitz
New Century Club
Toby 7
Ricketts
the Baptist Church
Thomas Burell
Grace Church
McCormick
George Richie
Robinson
Grace Sunday School
Edith, McNary
W. G. Hay
Onieti
Wisenbirg
Woman's Club
Carrie Elliott
Grace
Church
R. M. Temple
Dorsey-Mayhew
Nell Dorsey
Carl Mayhew
Synan
James icDowell
Mayhew
South Eleventh Street
Coshocton
Bonds
Mrs. Robinson
Frank Pomerene
Minnie. DeMoss Robinson
New Haven
Presbyterian
Osd Brooke
O. Overholt
Ed Kuntz
Keech
John Smith
Paul Love
Ohn Hall
Dave Williams
Edwards
Mills
Hervey Speckman
W. J. Adams
Harry eKriin
William Sehlah
Dan Lee
Co. L. Denman
H. R. McCurdy
Loyalty Clase
Edith McNary
Mulberry Street
John Blum
Deess
Detroit
West
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
S. W. Snyder
New Music
Hinds, Nobles& Eldredge
West 15Th Street
New York City
ATO
King Winter
Iter Schaffner & Marx
New Realty
Main Street
St. Theatre
Elsie Janis
Vai
Ania Tweeday
Siegrist & Wi
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