Ohio association of stationary engineers closes in Coshocton
The Ohio Association of Stationary Engineers held its annual session in Coshocton. President Yeager won another term with officers including Joseph Houlee of Cleveland and J A McConnaghy Akron. A legislative committee was appointed to monitor the new license law and report next year. Delegates enjoyed a city drive before adjournment.
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Ohio Association of Stationary Engineers
Coshocton
Loca
Aternoon
Yeager
Joseph Houlee
Cleveland
J. A. McConnaghy
Akron
A. W. Phillips
East Liverpool
W. W. Plats
F. BR. Cromer
Sidney
P. E. Meek
Canton
G. A
Columbus
Banquet Delights Delegates at Empire Hotel Gathering
Delegates to the state convention of stationary engineers enjoyed a banquet at the Empire hotel in Coshocton Thursday. Toastmaster O H Long welcomed guests as President F A Yeager praised the city hospitality and progress. Invocations and brief speeches followed praising the profession and its influence, with remarks from officials from Canton, Cleveland, Columbus, and Coshocton.
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State Convention of Stationary Engineers
Empire Hotel
O. H. Long
F. A. Yeager
Ceshocton
J. BR. Ebersole
Chisi
Collier
Hop
J.C. Adams
FLA Yeege R
Mts
James Hawley
Cleveland
J. J. McCouncey
AW Phillips
Liverpool
W. W. Platt
George Baroer
Columbus
Ebersole
EE Miler
Canton
P. EB. Mooek
George G. Bennet
Jouseph Fi
Canal
Dover
R. B. Anthony
A.J. Kane
R. J. Cochran
Mr. Starkey
Coshocton
Coshocton Hospitality Praised By State Delegates
Delegates praised Coshocton for hospitality during a state convention stay. George Barber of Columbus preferred Columbus but acknowledged Coshocton’s welcoming atmosphere. Chief Examiner Collier moved to thank the local association and the ladies, with unanimous approval. Joseph Wright led an orchestra of himself and his three children.
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Coshocton
George Barber
Columbus
Collier
W Hen
J.C. Adams
Stauden
Joseph Wright
Made a conductor
L B Howenstine, a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight conductor who survived a mangled wreck, has been promoted to passenger conductor. He is regarded as one of the railroad’s best men and the promotion is welcomed with universal satisfaction.
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L. B. Howenstine
Wheeling & Lake Erie
State dairy official warns on colored oleomargarine sales
State Dairy and Food Commissioner Blackburn distributes circulars statewide. He cites a supreme court decision ousting a Columbus company and warns dealers not to handle oleomargarine colored in any way. The law bans sale of colored oleomargarine whether made in Ohio or shipped in.
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Blackburn
Supreme Court
Columbus
Ohio
Never in a Day James Douglass Informed Of Brother Death
James Douglass received a telegram announcing his brother William Douglass death in New Philadelphia and left on a Pan Handle train with relatives to join at West Lafayette. The deceased served in the Twenty fourth Ohio and was well known among Coshocton elders. He had been healthy until paralysis suddenly felled him.
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James Douglass
New Philadelphia
William Douglass
West Lafayette
Coshocton
Possible blood poisoning forces attorney to halt work
Attorney Joe McDowell 15 is confined to his room with severe pain after a friendly scuffle left his hand swollen. Doctors consider blood poisoning a possibility and he has quit his duties as the pain worsened.
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Joe McDowell
aAttorney
South Fourth Street Complaints Spark Public Concern
The average resident on South Fourth Street laments concealed complaints about a person as wheelmen face trouble at night. Locals fear unsafe conditions in the evenings with walkers using sidewalks and alleys. Future coverage is expected in Bellecourt if the issue persists.
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South Fourth Street
Nas Siow
Bellecourt
Harvesting Wheat Self Binders Face Cold Plague
Farmers on White Eyes plains and West GF Tiert bevan in Casherton county used self binders to cut log wheat but cold weather trimmed yields. Once thought to reach half, current estimates fall to about one third, leaving farmers wary of the year’s total harvest.
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White Eyes Plains
Bevan
Casherton
Long petition seeks land reform and clear title in Weatherwax estate
Clerk McDermott handles a petition by Captain E W James against multiple Weatherwax heirs and related parties. It seeks reform of a 1881 land deed to correct missing consideration, compel quit claims, and grant James a clear title to 39 acres in Jefferson Township with a court decree acting as a deed reform if needed.
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E. L. Lybarger
James E. Weatherwax
Jefferson Township
Weatherwax
van Kannel
Fle
Nattic M. Gardner
Susan van Kannel
Sudden Death of Mrs Esther Wright at 33 South Fifth
Mrs Esther Wright, 36, wife of Joseph Wright, died suddenly after a hemorrhage at about four this morning at their home. She walked uptown Thursday, felt well, then collapsed. funeral Sunday afternoon at South Lawn cemetery with Rev. Dr Toland officiating.
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Joan
Esther Wright
Joseph Wright
South Fifth Street
Hennel
Dr Toland
South Lawn Cemetery
Saloon Shooting Stirs Third Street Crowd
Gus Wilson, a colored barber, fired twice in Billman & Grifith saloon on Third street Saturday evening. No one hurt as patrons fled. Wilson was arrested at home on Chestnut street after officers tracked him down. Eyewitnesses call the event a surprise with conflicting accounts of motive and intoxication.
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Gus Wilson
Billman & Grifith
Third Street
Wilson
Hawkings
Chestnut Street
Grocers plan Coshocton local grocers’ association
W. W. Boyd the state organizer for the Retail Grocers' Association spoke in Coshocton urging a local branch. A council chamber meeting Thursday discussed forming an affiliate with the state group. Members favor the move and another session is hoped to finalize organization with emphasis on information sharing about credits and dead beats.
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Coshocton
W. W. Boyd
Retail Grocers’ Association
Iseal
The Age's Guess on Coshocton Census Figures
The Age reports census enumerators finished counting Coshocton residents and hints at secrecy delaying official figures. It pegs Coshocton’s population at 6450 excluding Oklahoma, inviting guesswork from readers.
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Coshocton
Oklahoma
Oil Prospects at Killbuck Spark Local Hopes
Colonel Pren Metham of Nellie visited town and shared optimism about a promising oil field near Killbuck. The second well yields at least ten barrels daily, the first about four or five. Drillers reach sand in the third well, with shots expected soon and analysts nationwide watching for unusual developments.
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Pren Metham
Nellie
Killbuck
Lost twenty dollar bill in West Lafayette area
Edward Duling of West Lafayette reports losing a twenty dollar bill Thursday evening near the Pan Handle passenger station. He asks the finder to return the amount to him.
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Edward Duling
West Lafayette
Pan Handie
New Books Received at the Public Library
Friday arrivals include The First American by Lelia Herbert Pro Christo by Mrs HE Clark The Old Greek Folk Stories by Joseph Peabody Home Leaflets by Josephine Hodgson History of American Privateers by Maclay The Lively Adventures of Gavin Hamiston by Malie E Keueli Two Noble Women by Susan Parkman A Trooper Galtahad by Chas Kine The Cardinal's Musketeer by M I Taylor Tales of a Grandfather by Morley Roberts A New England Girthed by Wal Qerscott Russian Literature by Lucy Lareem Lucy Broads Chvmce by Walszewski A Bay at Today by A M Pickford Julia McNary Wright
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Public Library
Lelia Herbert
HE Aa. Clark
Peabody
Josephine Peabody
Home Leaflers
Josephine Hodgson
Maclay
Gavin Hamiston
Malie E. Keueli
Susan Parkman
Chas
Kine
M. I. Taylor
Morley Roberts
Wal Qerscott
Lucy Lareem
Walszewski
Lucy Broads
A. M. Pickford
Julia
McNary Wright
Talks on China by Rev Hunt at Presinte ran church
Reverend Wm TD Hunt spoke Sunday evening on China and the troubles leading to the present condition. He traced events from the fifteenth century Spanish actions to current issues and argued patriotic societies bore much responsibility. The address pleased the audience with its scholarly treatment.
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Wm. TD Hunt
Thurch
China
Cline
Venteman
Twenty One Initiated In Ben Hur Tribe Meeting
The Tribe of Ben Hur gathers at the Almacn outlising Wilnut Street for an evening session. Twenty one new members will be initiated into the tent and others chosen for roles. Pension attorney M W Wimmer of Shin Place secured pensions for Elizabeth Mullett widow of David Mullett and for Ed Harriman of Adams Mills in Company K Seventh Ohio for service in the Spanish War. Mullett’s pension totals about 1200 in back pay with monthly benefits of 26.00 plus 32.00 per child.
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Ben Hur
Almacn
Wilnut
Wil
M. W. Wimmer
Shin Place
Elizabeth Mullett
David Mullett
Co. Af
Isu
Mullett
Wimmer
Ed BR. Harriman
Adams Mills
Ohio
Spain
Children’s Day Program at Grace Church
Children’s Day observance held at Grace Church Sunday evening featured junior classes performing songs and recitations. A large audience attended as the children showed notable talent with only a solo by Mrs Lynch and a duet by Miss Lynch and Toland.
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Grace Church
Childrem
Weils
Farm For Sale Near Keene In Ohio
Classified notice selling the George Ford farm two and a half miles east of Keene Ohio. Contact Nancy Winklepleck Keene Ohio for particulars. Dated 6 25 46.
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George Ford
Keene
Nancy Winklepleck
Ohio
Orange village disturbance ends in gunfire and injuries
A Saturday night melee in Orange involved Newcomerstown men at a schoolyard fete. Fights broke out injuring James Drattin and others. shots were fired near Buff and Nelson homes. Sheriff Hedge and Prosecutor Wheeler were informed as two men reported the incident.
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Orange
Wheeler
Newcomerstown
Grange
Robert Anderson
James Dratfin
C. E. Nelson
Nelson
Drattin
Dratfin
Dratiin
Fred Parcner
William Catsball
Jennie Huff
Annie Tufford
Cutshall
Parcher
Newcomerston
New Woomerstown
W. G. Buff
Joff
Samuel Nelson
Woraffin and Catshall
Sherif Hedge
To Her Last Long Home Jeanne Ward 11 Dies of Scarlet Fever
Jeanne Hesket Ward daughter of Mrs Rose Hesket Ward died Saturday at age 11 years seven months after scarlet fever. Funeral conducted by Rev Dr Hunt at the Presbyterian church with interment at Oak Ridge Center. The child was deeply loved by family and friends including grandfather Former Sheriff John Tresket who laments the loss. The Age Printery notes job work available.
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Jeanne Hesket Ward
Rose Hesket Ward
Dr. Hunt
Presbyterian Enurch
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Cruelty To Animals Society
New York Tribune
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Grocers
Metham
City
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Tribe of
Ben
Rome
Age Printery
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