Set Day For School Tie Board Of Education Flags Erected
The board of education met Friday evening with all members except Dr Frew. The Oklahoma building is near completion and should be ready by December 1. Two extinguishers were bought for the new structure at 12 cents each. Flags for every school building were purchased at 5.85 dollars each. Miss Dolly Clark was elected to fill the teaching vacancy caused by Miss Hulda Ith's death, with a monthly salary to be determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Doctor Frew
J. W. Casaghan
Oklahoma
Dolly Clark
Huldaith
Preparing For Winter At Courthouse Grounds
Janitor Perry Pigman of the courthouse has spent a week preparing for winter. Leaves and summer debris are burned, two park seats have been removed and stored in the courthouse basement, and the fountain awaits dismantling when workers can be hired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Pigman
County convention of Wo men's Christian Temperance Union set
The seventh annual county W C T U convention meets next Friday at the Presbyterian church 16 West Lafayette with Mrs Anns Voorhee, president, presiding. The day ends with a lecture by Mrs Trego, state evangelist, at the Methodist hospital church. No admission. public invited. A steam shovel near Wakatomika on the Pan Handle carved a large groove to ease track work. Notices announce two new Pan Handle officials General Superintendent of Motive Power G L Potter and Assistant General Superintendent of Transportation A B Barr with defined duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Presbyterian Church
West Lafayette
Anns Voorheee
Chr
Trego
Wakatomika
G. L. Potter
Transportaton
A. B. Barr
Pretty Dental Parlor opens in Geidel Building
Dr Earl McDonald moves his dental practice to the Geidel Building suite and equips it with refined taste. The young dentist, recently graduated from a top college, starts a promising business in the city. Mrs Smith resigns from Tyrone and moves to Mrs Hoaotinger's home on Third Street. no replacement named yet as affairs in Tyrone await formalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl McDonald
Geidel
Donier
Fadi Napa
Methodist Episcopal bishops meet in Philadelphia
The semi annual meeting of the Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church is in session in Philadelphia. A principal topic is planning work for church boards from January to July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rd of Bishops
Methodist Biscopal Church
Philelphia
Marriage Licenses Issued by Judge Hunt
Two marriage licenses were issued by Judge Hunt yesterday but not published as the parties requested privacy. Henry Martin was arrested Friday for drunkenness. Flo was fined 1 and costs and jailed for inability to pay. Leander Jennings of Company G Seventy-sixth Ohio received a pension increase from 8 to 10 dollars per month dating from November 9 1898 following action by Pension Attorney Wimmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Martin
Flo
Conesville
Wimmer
Leander Jennings
Company G
Seventy-sixth
Ohio
Five Bums Sheltered From Cold Overnight
Friday night brought a sharp cold snap as five wanderers, described as professional bums, found shelter on a city bus seeking warmth. They were provided protection and departed this morning to search for breakfast.
Early Severe Winter Forecast By Weather Editors
Weather wise editors predict an early harsh winter with signs of strain on supplies such as corn forage and high ragweed. Miss Sophia Moore hosted a Cambridge Street gathering Thursday evening with a large party including Misses Miller Halt Moore Talmadge Voorhees McDonald Wels Vers Collier Adans Wolfe and several named gentlemen in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Moore
Fuegas
Cambridge Street
Sarah Miller
Anna Halt
Jon Moore
Rebecca Talmadue
Bertha Voorhees
Bernice McDonald
Sue Wels
Lenavers
Laura Collier
Dorothea Adans
Julia Wolfe
Gender
George Coples
Chir Adams James Lear
Stephen Lear
Clyde Wells
Edward Wolfe
James Preston
B. Barcroft
Clarence Clemens
R Speck
Wilbur Barton
Charles Doniey
New Scale of Wages for Wheeling & Lake Erie Trainmen
The Wheeling and Lake Erie railroad announces an immediate wage scale update for the Cleveland division. The overhaul raises pay 10 to 40 percent for trainmen and some agents, aligning with the Toledo division. The change ends the old length of service classifications, affecting about 250 to 300 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Cleveland
Cleveland, Canton & Southern
Toledo
Pew
Fifty Thousand Enumerators for Next Census
The census will employ fifty thousand enumerators in June to record about 75 million people in thirty days. In towns of large size the work must finish within two weeks. Enumerators work alone without assistance, except in areas with many foreigners where interpreters may be used.
Builders Race to Roofs Before Winter Arrives
Contractors erecting Hunt and Hicketts buildings on AMoain street work to complete under roof before winter. Brick work on the Methodist Protestant church began and aims to finish by Dec 1. Kings Daughters circle met at Mrs. George Wing locust street for charitable prep. A Pan Handle detective fined a youth $1 and costs for jumping trains before Mayor Cassingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt and Hicketts
Amoain Street
Deorge Wing
Locust Street
Cassingham
Hall and Kirk Advance on Cambridge Street Sewer Contract
Hall and Kirk employ two large crews on the Cambridge Street sewer with rapid progress. Ditch cleared beyond the Wheeling and Lake Erie crossing, weather permitting, the entire contract should finish. Stone for the cutting comes from Carl Masten's quarries west of Breese, delivered to Winona street pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall& Kirk
Cambridge Street
Wheeling & Lake
Imtofi
Adan Brothers Ct
Wiinal Street
Carle Masten
Marriage Under the Directone Attracts Show Window Attention
The painting by George Ring for J F Merk draws notice in the show window of Wack, Wisenburz & McNeal. Ring is widely praised for his delicate touch and is warmly congratulated by admirers. A separate note mentions a train delay due to air defects, and a paper delivery change urging subscribers to collect papers at the door to avoid losses from delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Directone
Wack, Wisenburz & McNeal
George Ring
J. F. Merk
Ring
Te Inez
Pot Srdt Hips Wert Seen On Main Street
Acherite pots were seen Saturday on barrels near Main Street with paper and tobacco items. The eldest pot was perhaps seven years old.
Pathfinders Set to Establish Lodge in Newcomerstown
A group of Pathfinders plans to establish a new lodge in Newcomerstown in the near future. Almost the required number of members has been secured to initiate the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Elks Lodge Postpones Meeting on November 7
The Co shocton Lodge of Elks announces no meeting on Tuesday evening November 7. The next gathering is scheduled for two weeks later, delaying usual activities and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Death of Peter Marks in West La Fayette
Peter Marks aged 18 died Sunday at West La Fayette. He formerly lived in Roscoe and moved to a nearby farm twenty five years ago. He left two sons Henry of Chicago and John of West La Fayette and a daughter Anna at home. Services were held at the Methodist Protestant church. he was well known in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Larsverre
Peter Marks
Mr. Marks
Roscoe
West Lafayette
Henry Marka
Chicago
John Marks
Anna Marks
Jewell Discovers His Long Lost Son in Mansfield
Harry Jewell, a young man from Mansfield, came to work at a Methodist church and met Harvey Jewell at Wilsons hotel on Main Street. The two men realized they were father and son, separated since Harry was ten. Harry will live again with his father at 616 South Fifth Street.
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Harry Jewell
Mansfield
Wilsons Hotel
Main Street
Harvey Jewell
Jewell
South Fifth Street
Young Jewell
Standard Bowling Team Triumphs In Three Straight Games
The Standard Bowling team defeated the Dresden club in three straight games at Dresden. Disser retired in the second game and was replaced by Ross. Dresden’s defense featured McCollough and Harlough among others. Scores: Coshocton 678 729 714. Dresden 672 665 677. Large crowd witnessed the win with Coshocton receiving a hearty reception.
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Dresden
brEd
Schrenk
Disser
Abbott
Mier
Ross
McCollough
Harlough
Bowen
Jones
Coshocten
Not So Many Acres in Ohio Wheat Harvest
The Ohio crop bulletin notes wheat sown for harvest 1600 is 160000 acres less than this year while fall planting of Ist was large. Seeding now is 4 percent less than last year yet land left for harvest remains sufficient after about 250000 acres of last fall were plowed up this spring. Previcent area for 1269 is a good average if preserved.
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Ohio
Making Progress on Walnut Street Construction
Adamp Brothers increase workforce on Walnut Street with new bricks arriving from Canton. Crews place and distribute brickwork as curing and dressing proceed along the street, indicating ongoing progress on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamp Brothers
Walnut Street
Canton
Two New Citizens Naturalized in Erie County
Judge Hunt concentrates on naturalization as efforts to vote gain pace. William Seute declared in Erie county three years ago and became a citizen Saturday resident of Crawford township born in Germany. Joseph J. McGillick the local tailor, born in Ireland, also naturalized.
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Judge Hunt
William Seute
Erie County
Crawford Township
Ife
Germany
Joseph J. McGillick
Ireland
Pan Handle Officer Enforces Depot Rules In City
Captain O'Brien of the Pan Handle detectives announced a new officer, Colonel Moore, will patrol the depot and railroad grounds to stop profanity, loitering, and jumping trains. Moore, formerly at the Ohio State Reformatory, received city prison keys and full corporation patrol authority. Local authorities welcomed the addition to curb train jumping by youths.
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O'Brien
Pittsburg
Columbus
Moore
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Election Edition Daily Ace Morning Issue
The Daily Ace will publish election results in the morning for county state and national races. Carriers will deliver to subscribers before school. extras sold on streets by extras. Do not permit carriers to sell extra copies.
William Holt Dies in Casherton Infirmary at 68
William Holt, a prominent Black resident of Casherton, died yesterday at the infirmary at age 68 after a long illness from stomach and lung trouble. He had lived in the community for many years and had recently grown weaker, with death not unexpected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lylt
Casherton
White Wing’s Barrow Damaged in Main Street Accident
John Gard owner of the white wing barrow had it split into pieces after Hamilton Young driving up Main street ran over it. The mare driven by Young became excited and the barrow was crushed in many pieces. No other damage reported.
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John Gard
White Wing
Main Street
Hamilton Young
Wills Creek
Gard
Mrs George in Town After Acquittal in Cant on Trial
Mrs George, acquitted last May in a sensational Canton murder case, traveled by train from Canton to Coshocton on Sunday. She rode the Panhandle line west with little luggage, appearing markedly aged since the summer and displaying the “careless expression” noted by newspapers. Lee’s Buckwheat Flour advertised as a homegrown product from Empire Mills, Rose.
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George
George Saxton
Canton
Coshocton
Coshocton Art League Forms in City
The Coshocton Art League organized at the Park hotel with officers President Max Schneider Secretary Frank Tidball and Treasurer George Luetzell. The group plans a Forbes hall exhibit the week before Christmas in three branches original sketches and drawing commercial art and amateur photography to benefit charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Splendid Day’s Sport At Coneville Area
Sportsmen from the city visit the fields and woods near Coneville and succeed. D A McFarland and J B Callahan hunted Saturday and returned with two squirrels four rabbits and a pheasant. They did not have to hunt long for their haul.
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Coneville
D. A. McFarland
J. B. Callahan
Resolutions of Respect for a Deceased Brother
Members of Richard Lanning Past No. 69 GOA R extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family. The post room is to be draped in mourning for thirty days and a copy of resolutions sent to the family and published in local papers. Committee members J X Coll and LT SurtH signed the resolution.
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Brother
Gomis
Richard Lanning
Goa. R
J. X
Jammttee
Iw. H. Krve
Perkins and Boyer Wed at Sacred Heart Church
Samuel M. Perkins of Sfudson Michigan and Frances Boyer of this city married this morning at Sacred Heart church. The couple left on the neon train for a western trip and will reside in Woodson. Friends greeted them with rice and best wishes at Pan Handle station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel M. Perkins
Sfudson, Mich
Frances Boyer
Sacred Heart Church
Woodson
Pan Handle Station
Very Popular Trail Train Attracts Large Passenger Load
The Sunday noon train on the Wheeling and Lake Erie line drew heavy riders from Cleveland to this place with cars well filled. The train is regarded as one of the line’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Cleveland
Fiisnew
Nunnery stock offered by J W ALaack’s Nursery
The advertisement promotes sale of apple trees with five thousand stock available. Callen James Lear at the packing sheds for ordering while supplies last and prices considered reasonable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callen James Lear
J. W. Alaack
Jane’s Lear
Reduced Thanksgiving excursion fares on Pennsylvania Lines
Special reduced rates offered for Thanksgiving Day trips on Pennsylvania Lines. Excursion tickets available at any station within 150 miles of selecting point. Tickets go on sale November 29 and 30, with return validity through December 1. Check with nearest ticket agent for times and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Lines
Selvng Point
D-Wiw
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Tie Board of Education
Asad
Corps
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Pan Handie Sens
Ings
Gray Hardware Co
Wheeling & Lake Briefs
Kissner
Cesheeton
Pan Jladie
Br. Tre Prev
Cagtehig Tere Reae
Wahine Cigarettes
Ohi
Fifth Street
William Holt
Barrow
West
Lee's
Empire Mills
Roscue
ART League
Park Hotel
Conesvile
Grand Army
Adan Aronbott
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