Local Happenings Highlight Small Town Life
Round up of brief town items including births and an apartment theft. A chicken coop was stolen from L E B Tylers restaurant rear. A dwelling two miles south of Doakersville was destroyed by fire. A barber shop to open at Siegrist and Williams site by August 16 with Alex Roberts joining Charles Henry. State officials rule food labels must list ingredients. Estate notice for John H Sicker executor named John L Sicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Corbett
Doakersville
Ohio
Siegrist & William's Drug Store
Alex Roberts
Charles Henry
Baking Powder Co. Ad in New York
An advertisement fragment shows AS BAKING POWDER CO located at 100 William Street in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Camp letters and social notes from Port Washington area
Miss Mara Brister of Coshocton returns home Thursday from Camp Sweet William near Port Washington and plans to return soon. Pat Knoulf leaves for Coshocton to visit wife and daughter, riding his wheel. Captain J L Mortis and daughter Miriam plan to move from Carrollton to the Crawford property at 80 Chestnut Street, after 15 years away. Mrs W R Pomerene hosts guests for Miss Annie Bachrens of Canton, a violinist, with piano selections by Mrs E L Hobinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Box
Amelia
T. H. Martin
Cleveland
Ed McCammant
Elm Street
Margaret Johnson
Margaret Speck
Dennison
Robert Boyd
D. Deffenbacher
Herbert
Canal Dover
Miskimen
Newcomerstown
Fawcet
Mecca
Loueltha Boyd
Tiffin
Daughters of America
Orphan Children’s Home
Matt McConnell
Northwestern
John Quincy Adams
Kennedy Hardware Company
Pittsburg
Walnut Street
Greph
Camp Sweet William
Port Washington
Mara Brister
Coshectun
J. L. Mortis
Miriam
Carrollton
Crawford
Chestnut Street
Coshocton
W.R. Pomerene
North Fourth Street
Annie Bachrens
Canton
Dachrens
E. L. Hobinson
Bicycle Theft Report At Robson's Barber Shop
George Beck, a barber, reported his bicycle stolen from in front of Robson's Barber Shop on Saturday. He chased leads but the thief and wheel remain missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
Robson
Mr. Beck
Ent
Probate court records reveal estates and transfers in Coshocton area
Estate of Jenken Whiteside filed first and final account for administrator Lakin E Black. Guardianship of Marquis Line heirs appointed Margaret Line as guardian. Real estate transfers include George A Hay to Mary E Miller 637 total Coshocton. Henri Marhofer to Mary E Bixler 46 acres Adams township. Bert C Senter to Michael O Connor 1.18 acres Virginia township 265. William Wilhelm to Hannah L Fitzgerald lot nine Coshocton 375. James W Kinner to Lewis Leighinger lot West Lafayette 31. George Wiggins administrator to Thomas L Wiggins lots 16 and 17 West Lafayette 3500. Louisa Norman to Evangeline Sarman lot in Wheeler addition West Lafayette 2250. J W Cassingham to James Magness lot 1310 Board of Trade Second Addition 2400. Howard Miller to C C Needham acres Tuscarawas township 21. C C Needham to Guardian Trust Company quit claim 20.4 acres Tuscarawas township 1. Leslie Cox to board of education Crawford township 1 acre 1.59. J W Cassingham to Harvey I lot 1028 Board of Trade First Addition 2200. Benjamin Fischrieber to Emmanuel W Link lot 31 New Bedford 300.
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Jenken Whiteside
First Rand
Lakin E. Black
Marquis E
Margearet
Heal
George A. Hay
Mary E. Miller
Coshocton
Henri Marhofer
Mary E. Bixler
Adams Township
Bert C. Senter
Michael O'Connor
Virginia Township
Wiliam Wilhelm
Hannah L. Fitzgerald
James W. Kinner
Lewis Leighinger
West Lafayette
George Wiggins
Thomas M. Wiggins
Thomas L. Wiggins
Louisa Norman
Evangeline Sarman
Lin Wheeler
JW. Cassingham Te Tames Magmess
Board of Trade
Howard Miller
C. C. Needham
Tuscarawas Township
C.C. Needham
Guardian Trust Company
Leslie Cox
Board of Education
Crawford Township
J. W. Cassingham
Harvey I
Benjamin Fischrieber
Emmanuel W. Link
New Bedford
Sleeping Car Wreck Near Milwaukee Junction Causes Fatality
A Buffalo Wild West show train collided near Milwaukee Junction injuring several sleeping inmates. one passenger died and others suffered minor to serious injuries. Separate items note escapes from Harrisonville jail and the formation of the Baseball Players Protective Association in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Buffalo
Milwaukee Junction
Darligat
Harrisonville
Sherif Carey Brouse
Brouse
Ball Players Organize
New York
Baseball Players’ Protective Association
For Sale or Trade Farm Machinery In Baltic
Jacob McQueen of Baltic advertises new and second hand engines threshers clover hullers saw mills and other farm gear. Many items offered cheap and buyers are urged to write for details.
July Supplants June as Popular Month for Garrying
Reverend Dr Want reports July favored for garrying over June with two in June and four in July. The fourth occurred on Saturday at Presbsterman parish when he joined Leonard W Bower of Richland Township Thimes County and Miss Eunice Barnes of Tiverton Township this county in marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Want
Leonard W., Bower
Richland Township
Thimes County
Republican Congressional Committee Postponed Meeting in Canton
The Republican Congressional Committee did not meet here yesterday to name a congressional candidate. Absentees prompted rescheduling. the meeting will be held in Canton on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Congressional Committee
Canton
Kenilworth Fishermen Net 35-Pound Catfish
Frank Wilden and Raymond Hallisy of Kenilworth reel a 35 pound catfish from mid river while checking trot lines. Wilden wrestled the monster after it seized the lines, nearly drowning him before landing the huge catch and displaying it to friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wilden
Raymond Hallisy
Kenilworth
Basie
Wilden
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Health Amid July Chill
An 1880s style notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla to enrich blood and boost appetite during summer malaise. It claims the tonic revives the full body and digestive system and endorses trying a bottle as a money saving cure. Also lists a rural farm for sale near Keene Ohio with contact Nancy Winklepleck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Zeta
Rail Trip to Ten Resorts at $12.50 Round Trip
Tickets go on sale Thursday August 9 via Pennsylvania lines offering round trips from Caskneton to ten New Jersey seaside resorts and to Rehoboth Delaware and Ocean City Maryland. Wicket event Coshocton and dew $9 noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Cane May
Avalon
Anglesea
Molly Beach
Ocean City
Sea Isle City
Wildwond
New Jersey
Maryland
Rehoboth
Delaware
Hmit
Coshocton
Dw Iy
Caskneton
Cape May
Holly Beach
Wildwood
Pennsylvania Lines
All
Dew
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Edward Rose
Seneth Beenhtol
Keene
J. RR. Robertson
Hebert Platt
Tuledo
Henry Davia
Mim Euna Jaes Dilton
Pitts- Mia
EL C. Curr
Mm. Dsadel Ping
Count
Nettie Hewals
Miss Latina
Nernin
Mairiee
Wabash
Mary Vourbess
Albert Ayers
Columbus
George Ayres
E. E. Suunden
Pearl McNeal
Spring Mountain
Newark
John Shrigtey
Ryuseo2
Duncan Falls
Muskisgum County
C. L. Peacock
Wesley Chapel
East Liverpool
J. C. Rodgers
Fred Carr
Vermillion
John Carr
Martin McManus
Indianapolis
McManus
E. White
John Fullon
Paul Love
Cambridge Street
C. L. Walker
William
Niagara Falls
Thousand Isles
St. Lawrence
Ida Swivert
Charles Mayer
Eva
Emme McNarr
Merraret Johnson
E. K. Coulter
John Greason
Roscoe
New York City
Mr. Coulter
Jiechi
Cuba
Wilma Downey Fenton
D. G. Whittemore
O. P. McGinnis
Nellie MecGinnis
Claude Miller
Jennie Bart
Rev Taylor
Lucy Way
Lucy Babcock
Phyllis Sawyer
Hiawatha Park
Mount Vernon
The
Gray Hardware Co
Frank West
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Huet
He Merning
Dairy and Food
Black Rare
Sheets
Buchanav
Genesee Pure Food Co
le Kay
Piumma
Sam
John H. Sicker
John L. Sicker
Co. Gorgin
Delmonice’s
Cambridge
Pat Knoulf
Harry
Pat
Paris Fair
Paria Exposition
United States
Anat Husteller
Courthouse News
Oshecon
Bank Street
Setenth Street
Seventh Street
AN &Chitate
Petithon
Board of County Commissoners
Coshocton Conaty
Jacob McQueen
Baltic
Dr. Haunt
G. F. Finnell
Geidel Block
Opera House
Coshoeton, O
George Ford
Nancy Winklepleck
Grawford Store
Postofice
Coshocton, C
J. Sk. Glass
East Main Street
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