Austin Held for Grand Jury on Burglary Charge
Frank Austin remained in city jail after a preliminary hearing before Mayor Cassingham on a burglary affidavit by Dr. F A Wernett. Testimony showed a rug stolen May 31 from a wash-house and located in Austin's home, with Chief Maple recounting the arrest and items seized. The defense offered no testimony and the judge ordered continued confinement pending grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Austin
F. A. Wernett
Cassingham
J.C. Adams
Austin
Voorhees
Wheeler
Woodlock
Dr. Wernett
Selimer
Mayer Cassinebem
Bel
Walker
Aviennes Voorites
Adams Bersentine
Death of John H. Sicker in Bacon Run Township
John H. Sicker died Friday morning at his Bacon Run home after a long illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 10:33 at the homestead with Rev. Blades, Rev. Baker, and Rev. Exsline officiating. Interment in the family cemetery. He was born August 25, 181 in Albany County, New York, and moved to Linton Township in 1835 with his parents. He married Jane Redruck in 1835 and had several children. A longtime Plainfield Methodist Protestant lay leader, he was known for honesty, personal honor, and strong community leadership. He was highly regarded in Coshocton County and Linton Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Sicker
Bacon Run
Bacon
Coshocton
Mr. Blades
Plainfield
John Baker
Exsline
West Lafayette
Mr. Sicker
Albany County
New York
Holand
Rom
Germany
Iker
Whittenbure
Ife
Uve
Linton Iuwnship
Sicker
Earth
Aehn Sexer
Rewnbernesd
Ita
Menaoman
Former resident visits town for address and reflections
A former resident Mr Moore from Abany Ory visits Coshocton to hear Wim Terry i Harrison give an address. He speaks of many persons called to their last long home or moved to distant parts of the county. The old man remains hale and hearty and enjoys life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Abany
Ory
Wes Indl
Civen
Pea Towel
Rememoers
Coshocton
Wim Terry i Harrison
Bring your Job Work to The Age Printery
Local call invites customers to submit printing tasks to The Age Printery promoting prompt service and high quality results for newspapers and related print jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Age Printery
Extraordinary campaign offer for The Ace newspaper
During the pending presidential campaign The Ace will focus on current issues and affairs. To spread Republican principles the semi weekly Ge will be sent to any address until after the election for 15 cents. An offer of 18 weeks 36 issues for 6 cents. People can have the paper sent to several addresses by paying 15 cents per name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace
Tragic Wheel Crushes Arm of W&LE Brakeman Bennet
Wheeling and Lake Erie gravel train crew suffers a fatal accident south of the city when Charles Bennet is thrown between the rails during a running switch. Three cars pass over his left arm, resulting in amputation near the shoulder. Bennet is transported to his Rent home after surgery and remains under care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bennet
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Bennet
Races Set With Tension Over Tacos At Hackx Grounds
Committees for the fair bar election have been formed. Officials include Clarence Pray Charles Gesser referee J A Campton C D Broose and W Mesmith. Races start at 2 o clock with prizes awarded. exhibits staged at Wisemurge's store and entries from Cleveland are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bean
Cleveland
Colaueine
Ben
Tiners
Jesuh Taempsen
Clarence
Pray
Charles Gesser
J. A. Campton
C.D. Broose
W. Mesmith
Ho Shaw
Dudzes
Cassingham
Dean Stanky
Bent
Thonpton
Farm Name George Ford Near Keene Seeks Details
A food farm known as the George Ford sits two and a half miles east of Keene and invites inquiries by contacting Nancy Winklepleck in Keene Onto Fedor A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ford
Keene
Nancy Winklepleck
Fedor
Art league sustains activity with upcoming exhibit
The Art league remains active with future exhibit plans. Max Schneider is away, while Mr. Westerlind leads the group. The constitution was amended to cover unanticipated contingencies, the sketch class has grown, and members are producing high order work. Artists are crafting new pictures for a promised show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art League
Cushee Lon
Max Schneider
League
Westerlind
Hhis
Littie
County Deaths and Births Tally Under Review
Judge Roche tabulates Coshecton county death and birth records from assessors for the year and expects final figures in a few days. The returns show 522 births and 246 deaths, but officials doubt their accuracy as county population and health status are in question.
Five Dollars Recessed for Record at Recatoer Mertiey
A fragment describes a recessed record action at Recatoer Mertiey on a Thursday. Jean Wood bridges to John H Hutchinson on February third. The notice mentions land along the Muskingum and Tuscarawas forks and the Wat honding as a continuation of the Muskingum.
Low Priced Farms Offer in Ashtabula County
Advertisement promotes cheap farm listings in Ashtabula County Ohio. Encourages sending stamp for a list of two farms at very low prices. Mentions Baxenorr Camps NY and addresses in Jefferson Ashtabula County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astabula County
Baxenorr
Trade chief disputes Coshocton mill status amid dull trade
The American Sheet Steel Company confirms Coshocton works are idle due to weak demand, not abandoned. President McMurtry says mills remain under control while export efforts grow, but wage disputes trigger a broader shutdown across Amalgamated mills, with local watchmen kept on and minor repairs ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sheet Steel Company
Coshectun
Bio
W. A. Himebaugh
Board of Trade
W. A. Brown
Trust
Coshocton
George G. McMurtry
Himebaugh
Detroit
Coshocter Company
Amateamated Association
Wnion
McMurrry
Vandeurift
Rm Hoy Eten
Pesarhle
WC. Drsant
W R C 258 Cancels Courtyard Refreshments on July 4
The ladies of W R C 258 announce they will not serve refreshments in the court yard on July 4 this year. Members are asked to take notice.
Right at Home Gray Hardware Co Kidnapping Case Notes
A second street kidnapping case drew attention Saturday with two locals ticketed to Kansas City. Doctors Carr and McClain visited Conesville Friday evening over a child’s serious condition. The Mascot Outing club of Novelty Advertising employees vacation on Muskingum near Dresden. Buckeye baseball plans a Riverside Park game with Dresden on the Fourth at ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray Hardware Co
Second Street
Mascot Outing Club
Muskingum
Dresden
Buckeye
Riverside Park
Restaurant in Triplett building goes into assignment
A D Mair who runs a restaurant in the Triplett building assigned to Attorney J C Adams. Liabilities are about 2000, assets around 1500. Appraisers L T Short O W McMannis and George Edwards named. Restaurant closed at noon, likely to open tonight with Adams handling affairs. Creditors prompted the move for an accounting. most claims are foreign, some held locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Mair
Triplett
J. C. Adams
Short
O. W. McMannis
George Edwards
Adams
Tragic Wagon Accident Claims Six Year Old
Carl Royer, age six, son of John Royer of Franklin township near the city, was killed when a wagon moved backward after he ignored orders to return home. The child sat behind a wheel and was crushed. he died within thirty minutes despite efforts. The father, Royer, mourns an accidental tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
John Royer
Franklin Township
Royer
Oldest Woman’s Relief Corps Member Observes Birthday
The oldest active member Mrs Elisabeth Vanemen was honored by the Woman's Relief Corps on the eve of her seventy fifth birthday. Refreshments were served and members exchanged remembrances. The group left a token of affection and extended wishes for future anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Vanemen
Woman's Relief Corps
New Numbers for Pan Hande Hines Engines at Dennison Shops
Denison shops continue renumbering and re lettering engines of the Pan Handle Hines. Four engines are completed weekly though progress is slow as engines cannot be spared from service. Business men's excursion on the 19th will have four trains stopping at all points to as far west as Adams Mills. Fare equals that from Coshocton. West Lafayette travelers must buy one way tickets to Coshocton. return excursion train will take them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennisein
Adams Mills
Coshocton
West Lafayette
Cushocton
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Kansas
NSAS
New York Tribune
Grand Jury
Maple
William Henry Harrison
Forks Sitty
President McMurtry
Ite
Jimehaugh
The
Kansas Cry
Doctor Carr
Doctor McClain
Conesville
Mrs. McCullough
Mair
Relief Corps
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