Local Man Killed by Westbound Fast Mail Near Port Washington
David Gram of Lock 17 employed as Jampe r by Panhandle was struck and killed instantly when a westbound fast mail train hit him while crossing tracks near Port Washington. He was sixty, survived by a wife and three children. The Avondale note details a series of local social updates and upcoming holiday events, school and church activities, and community notices, including entertainments and a Christmas cantata.
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David Gram
Lock 17
Panhandle
Jampman
Port Washington
No 14
No 11
Found Her Room on Fire at McDowell Property
A fire narrowly averted at the McDowell property on Main Street when a room occupied by Mrs. C B Hershman and a resident of Elite restaurant caught fire from a papered stove pipe hole in the chimney. The blaze was quickly extinguished and origin determined. Maconda Concert Profits. The Maconda concert yielded $585 for high school societies, with another similar event planned. The Baker building facade now features large plate glass windows. Curtis W Smith AM lectures at West Lafayette ME church Friday on John Wesley.
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Avondale
Elizabeth Murphy
Willam E. Murphy
Turkey Lock
John Reamer
Steven Reamer
Henry Fedmer
Canal Lewisville
Frank Murphy
Canal Dover
Ths
Alice Henderson
John Hoobler
Baltic
Dummermuth
Coshocton
Della Geese
Zanesville
Hoffman
Young People’s Society of the
WU. P
Bessie Boyd
Citizens Telephone Company
Hol
Shoemaker
Geese Ed Norris
Avery Stiner
Ed King
Blain Lockard
Clara Powell
Coshoct
Clarence Starke
Twinsburg
Joseph K Johnson
Henry Ehrich
J. F. Norman
Lewia Huff
P. Baumgartner
Portage County
Will Hartisburger
Winesburg
Philp
Wisconsin
Rev. Mott
Ridge
Baily Durban
Sadie
Lockard & Fisher
Pennsylvania
Jepthan
Swamp
J. F. Clymer
Columbus
J. A. Lockard
Tban
W. A. Daugherty
Kitsmiller
Quaid
John Steiner
Elon
Eloni
J. E Hamilton
E M. Davis
Milo Boydsphizenia
Loretta Deeds
Adah
Elvy Dumermuth
Naomi—Corena Daugherty
Sarah
Maggie Lockhard
Ruth
McDowell
Main Street
C B Hershman
Ryan Keens
Baker
John Wesley
Curtis W Smith
West Lafayette ME
General Corbin Favors Army Canteen Visit in Ohio
Major General H. Corbin of the United States Army arrives in Cincinnati with his wife and plans visits with his father in Batavia and Mrs. McKinley in Canton. He supports the general staff officers bill to reduce friction and favors the army canteen. The Elks begin a dance series, and social events follow, including a Bakerville spelling bee to raise funds for the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
H. ©. Corbin
United States Army
Batavia
McKinley
Canton
Chamber of Commerce
Cleveland
Corbin
Coshocton Store Promotes Holiday Gifts In Festive Display
A Coshocton dry goods store markets a wide holiday assortment with umbrellas fur scarfs handkerchiefs gloves shawls and linens. The ad highlights Christmas stock from ladies wear to Mr and Mrs items and urges shoppers to buy now. Nearby notes cover visits and local moves by Jacob Rinehart Ira Mizer and families.
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Coshocton
Gajtore
Priestley
Coshocton Bay
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Gladness Clough
Harry Sontheimer
Hazel M. Eveney
Katie Suntheimer
Engin Wilson Levens
China
Main St
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Coshocton Hardware Co
Commerecial Bank
Railroad Station
Joseph Crane
A. E. Thomas
Ashley
Delaware County
Jacob Crane
Burt Jones
Abe, Trosas
Pryce
Indian Camp Coal Company
Ohio
Mt. Gilead
K. Powrln
J W. Law
Tos
E Busta
Miles
H. A. Ashburn
Redding
Cal
Tahal
Jan E Adams
Magnolia Age
Chicago
Steading Strate College
H. E. Bennett
Monticello Ind
Toc Tate
Franklin Miles
State Street
Ill
Lizzie Lembright
Bessie Mezer
Fred and
Bryson Lembright
North Tenth Street
F. E. Pomerene
Crestnut Street
W. M. Hamilton
T L Montgomery
M. D. Custer
C .H. Ransom
Bakersville High School
MeLao
Uthur Cour
Minitrons
E W. Grove
J. E. Foster
Unio State Board of Veterinary Examiners
State Board of Agriculture
State Board of Health
State Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Ransom
Citizen’s
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Jacob Rinehart
Patricksburg
Ind
S .A. Prous
East Main Street
Ira Mizer
Bakersville
McGuire Farm
Morgan Run
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