Will Probated and Divorce Case Highlight Probate Court
The will of Washington Darling, who died recently, is filed in probate court naming heirs and executors. Lydia L Brannon seeks divorce from Harry Daugherty alleging long term intoxication and neglect, with child custody and alimony requested. Probate actions include trustees named for estates and several deeds and marriages licensed in Coshocton County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Darling
Heu
Jefferson Township
Thomas L. Darling
Charles P. Darling
Flora May Mowery
Lonora Kate Darling
T. L. Darling
Flora May
Lee Darling
Charles R
Earl Darling
Eddie Darling
Perry Darling
Hervey H. Darling
Effie S. McDermott
Lizzie Pargialer
Eddie
Lydia L. Brannon
J. H. Daugherty
Harry Daugherty
Frazersburg
Harry E Brannon
New Banking House Soon to Be Established
The Citizens' Banking and Trust Company is organized in the city with 500 shares of $100 each and a $50,000 capitalization. Incorporators include Dr R E Finley E W Adams L E Baughman T H Wheeler Dr W B Litten and R H Mills all from Coshocton County. Location directors and officers not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Banking and Trust Company
R E Finley
E W Adams
L. E Baughman
T H Wheeler
W. B Litten
R H Mills
Coshocton County
Ohio
Center Valley School to Close After Eight Months
Center Valley will end an eight month term taught by T M Calhoun with a pre social on Saturday evening. Miss Bessie Wilson of Coshocton visited her parents nearby. Cliff Welker of Sandbanks stayed with E A and T M Calhoun on Sunday. W J Calhoun and wife visited the latters parents Mr and Mrs L Wolfe recently. Theodore Deeds lies ill with catarrhal fever. Mrs C W Sargeant visited her parents Sunday. Age ads bring business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center Valley
T M. Calhoun
Bessie Wilson
Coshocton
Cliff Welker
Sandbanks
E. A
W. J. Calhoun
L Wolfe
Theodore Deeds
C. W. Sargeant
Community Members Spend Sunday Across Town
Mr and Mrs George Turner of Xeene visited the Reed home on North Tenth Street. Att’y Levi Willams left Monday for a short visit in Walhending. Howard and Will Patton with the Barnes family from Franklin Station were Sunday guests of the Misses Patton on South Fourth Street. Dr and Mrs J J Brower and W G Benerum in Dennison. Mrs Moses Mizer of Avondale visited daughter Mrs A S Rinehart on North Third Street. Jay Murphy visited friends in Conesville. Miss Mary Campbell visited Rev E B Senter in New Moscow. Miss Anna Ridgeway spent Sunday in Conesville. George Nellise was in West Lafayette. Miss Georgia McFarland visited near Wakatomika. Miss Nellie Hamilton was called to Cooperdale by her grandmother’s illness. P P DeHart returned from an overland trip to his Guernsey county farm. Harry Miller of Newark attended the Harvey McDowell wedding and Co banquet. Allen went to Mt Vernon to spend Sunday. Mrs Sarah Foster leaves for California for about three months with relatives. W H Parrish of Ro s slyn Pa was guest of H C Herbig on South. Miss Pearl McVey of Zanesville came to spend Sunday with Miss Edna Jones on South Third Street. Ambrose Bordenkircher of Plainfield will spend Sunday at the Hallisy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Turner
Xeene
Anderson Reed
North Tenth Street
Levi Willams
Walhending
Howard
Will Patton
Rollin Barnes
Franklin Station
Patton
South Fourth Street
J. J. Brower
W. G. Benerum
Dennison
Charles Hahn
Fiatt
R. C. Edwards
Clifford
West Carlisle
Moses Mizer
Avondale
A. S. Rinehart
North Third Street
Jay Murphy
Conesville
Mary Campbell
E. B. Senter
New Moscow
Anna Ridgeway
George Nellise
West Lafayette
Georgia McFarland
Wakatomika
Nellie Hamilton
Cooperdale
P. P. DeHart
Guernsey County
Harry Miller
Newark
Harvey-McDowell
Allen
Mt. Vernon
Sarah Foster
California
H. Parrish
Rosslyn
H. C. Herbig
Pearl McVey
Zanesville
Edna Jones
South Third Street
Ambrose Bordenkircher
Plainfield
Hallisy
Will Smith
Lucy Smith
Coshocton
M Smith
Benj. Rhine
Clarence
Prof. Miller
West Bedford
Billy Harrington
Garfield Watson
Coshocton Piano Company
League
Union
Loyd Whitaker
Edith
J. T. Deckey
Floyd Johnson
Willow Brook
Floyd
Jacob Dickerson
Saline Camp
Epworth
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office May 4 1903
Weekly list of unclaimed letters at Coshocton Ohio includes ladies Della Elkins Anna Lynon Della Ross Mary West and gentlemen Percy Cahill El Gray P J Mallen Nelson Murphy Angelo Nolas I J Ryan Charlie Thompson Smith Bros Hardware Co. Claimants should reply with advertised and provide date. Compton's millinery new styles upstairs Gray building. H D Beach and C J Bowen visited Cassimer Lorenz in Bakersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Della Elkins
Anna Lynon
Della Ross
Mary West
Percy Cahill
el Gray
P. J. Mallen
Nelson Murphy
Angelo Nolas
I. J. Ryan
Charlie Thompson
Smith Bros. Hardware Co
C. B. McCoy
P. M
Man Killed and Legs Cut Off by Panhandle Train
George McDugal, freight conductor on the Panhandle, had both legs severed by a train in the Columbus yard early Monday. He was found trying to free the crushed limbs, rushed to a hospital, and mournful reaction spread along the Pittsburg division. Local and regional residents express grief for the popular worker as routines resume in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McDugal
Lon
Panhandle
Columbus Yard
McDugal
Pittsburg
MccDugal
New Bookkeeper at Snyder's Grocery
James Bell of Keene has become bookkeeper at Snyder's grocery replacing F. E. Whittemore who resigned to join the Warsaw bank in the war effort this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bell
Keene
Snyder's Grocery
F. E. Whittemore
Warsaw
Milton Barringer Sells Property and Moves to Water Street
Milton Barringer has sold his property on South Ninth Street and moved to a temporary location on Water Street where he will reside until his new home is ready for occupancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Barringer
South Ninth Street
Water Street
New Theater Work Advances on Sixth Street Site
Construction on the new Sixth street theater is moving quickly as contractors begin hewing stone this morning. The project progresses with steady speed and promises a swift completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Street
Heauling Stone
Perfecting Railroad Service Through Pennsylvania Mountains
The Pennsylvania Company has perfected a flawless through route across the mountains delivering smooth roadbed and luxurious comfort. Advanced rolling stock and elite crews ensure safety and efficiency, with a merit based promotion system and lifelong pensions. The result is a leading, low casualty trans Mountain line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Company
Mountains
Press of America
Hats on display at D. R. and Z. E. Stewart millinery
Visit the shop at 317 Main Street opposite the courthouse for the best selection of hats. The Stewart firm advertises popular styles and ready to wear millinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R
Z. E. Stewart
Main Street
Court House
Five New Houses Erecting on South Ninth Street
Five houses are under construction on South Ninth Street as the city expands its residential district. The area is seen as rapidly growing and increasingly suitable for homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ninth Street
Blood Purity and Health Claim Featured in Life Plant Ad
An advertisement extols blood as the source of health and links impurity to diseases like eczema and scrofula. It asserts Life Plant cures through the blood, claiming it removes blood poison uric acid and any impurity, with phenomenal success implied.
Hagenback elephants join John Robinson Show at Coshocton
Hagenback, famed animal dealer and trainer, sold four educated elephants to John Robinson. The elephants join the John Robinson Show, touring Coshocton on Saturday May 9, as part of a season featuring the Gentry Brothers’ enlarged trained animal act. The Gentry display promises the best in its kind this season with a regal street cavalcade and a fifty horse act. For fashion and prices, readers are directed to Compton’s millinery in the Gray building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Hagenback
John Robinson
John F. Robinson
Hagenbach
Coshocton
Gentry Brothers
Regal Street
Gentry Bros
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Souat House
John L. Lee, Jr
Mary Belle Lee
Salvina Mason
Louisa Carter ‘Mason
Henry A. Sehlarb
Fiat
Sadie M. Hottem
Bakers
Harvey E. Wells
Dorothy May Wells
Jacob Steffe
Sarah A. Snyder
S. W. Snyder
John Strouse
A. J. Workman
John Croy
G. F. Croy
Washington Township
John T. Hoffstatter
George Hoff
Statter
Bedford Township
A. C. Hedge
Blanche Smailes
Virginia Township
Charlie Haskins
John Perkins
Travinger & Arondall
W. W. Hamilton
Aretas Wright
E. U. Marquand
Alice Moore
Marquand
Chas. F. Gosser
H. D. Beach Company
Board of Trade
Jonas H. Mullett
Hannah Mullett
C A. & GC. Railway Company
Clark Township
B. W. Arams
E Gleason
Daniel T. Wyland
J. W. Almack
Sarah Almack
Bethlehem Township
Frederick Shumaker
J I. Shumaker
Crawford Township
Enoch Carr
Roscoe
Cora Murray
Compton's
Gray Building
H.D Beach
C. J. Bowen
Cassimer Lorenz
Bakersville
Tunnel Hill
Snyder's
Life Plant
P. Hobbs
Wilmer
The
Life Plant Co
Canton
M. PL
Hobbs
the Life Plant CO
Compton
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