Cleveland Men Involved In Possible New Factory Deal
Cleveland businessmen Annon and Black seek to form a domestic machinery venture with Coshocton industry officials. They propose a large-scale investment, aiming to secure a $25,000 capital block and collaboration with local board members. The plan draws cautious support but faces scrutiny before formal organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocten
Indust
Annon and Black
Cleveland
Board of
Eal
Giflea
Ard
Court Adjourns Amid Tax and Estate Pleas and Moves
Court adjourned with cases including Joba vs county treasurer and Seasongood Mayer city of Coshocton for bonds. Demurrers, motions, and appeals noted. several estates settled out of court and guardianship accounts filed. New teacher Miss Alice M Kidd joins local Guard of Education replacing Miss Strauss. Miss Kidd to begin Monday.
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Joba
Frazee
France
McNabb
Tulea
Seasongood &Mayer
Coshocton
McDowell
B. GL. Lybarger
Sarah Ross
Philip Strerheéjin
Elizabeth N
Jennie Rice
Ommon
Maxwell
Millersburg
Pew
J. I. Case Co
M. Leavengond
Wabte
Dickerson
Werner
Almack
McKee
Pigman
Wright
Shaw
Soldiers’ Retief Commission
Coshocton County
Alice M Kidd
Chicago
Guard of Education
Strauss
Local Notices From Coshocton Area Mixed Moves And Deaths
Frank McKee ill at home on South Lawn avenue. Moses Lilibridge moves to Conesville. W H King returns to Third Street home. Walter and Mrs. Rices relocate to 935 Willow Street. Gray Talmage joins Pan Handle as fireman. Dr. Bigger conducts revival at Warsaw Presbyterian. John Rinehart relocates to Baltic. Miss Daisy Wilcoxon employed at Ransom dry goods. Thomas Gray of Gray Hardware confined by sickness. Dr. Brower recovering from stroke and cannot walk. West Lafayette Presbyterian hosts social at Miss Fannie McGuire’s home. Central AWhion telephone line under construction toward Willow Brook. Horse owned by Mr. Neldon stolen from court house square. Mrs. Kapp speaks at Roscoe M E on mission work. Otis Preston, 75, Frews Mills farmer, dies of dropsy. Buried yesterday. Chicken thief steals Plymoth Rock from Frank Darling’s coup. Literary Digest features Hon. B Wilkes of Washington Post. Sixteen local coal workers accept positions with Somers Coal in St Charles, Michigan. Corson dies in Denver pneumonia. Poultry thieves reported: Harry Shoemaker, Frank Darling. Daniel Muller and Mrs Severns wed at bride’s home in Warsaw. Miss Alice Andrews to Newark after father suffers paralysis. Picture of veteran engine 8078 displayed, held on Pennsylvania since 1858. Hunting party to Licking county, guests of TW Montgomery. Citizens’ and Marine bands to remain separate. Edward Kaffes dies in Zanesville at 41 malaria fever. Luman W Leonard plans move to Cincinnati with family. many friends regret departure.
Noted Singer Coming to Coshocton Opera House
Moconda the great soprano will sing at the Coshocton opera house on Friday December 12. A new oblation arrangement has been made between the prima donna's manager and a high school society committee, with a signed contract. The concert is expected to be highly praised for its progressive spirit and crowded house, with tickets from 50 cents to $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moconda
Opera Heause
Prima Conna
Come Under The Ban Successors To Be Elected At Spring Election
Under the new code in effect next spring officers will be legislated out of office. The mayor, marshal, clerk, city solicitor, street commissioner, fire chief, water works superintendent, councilmen, water works trustees, cemetery and public health officials, police, and other posts are listed with party designations. The county treasurer custody of city funds ends with a city treasurer election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A. Raitt
George Phairo
Wm. Zugschwert
Andrew Weisner
J. K. Johnson
A. N. Compton
W. M. Sagirh
S. A. Stacey
Jesse McClain
Charles Heiman
J. EB. Foster
Larryson Courtright
Henry Haines
J. O. Waggoner
Michael Gurminlo
George Freleng
Notes of the clubs in a Chautauqua season gathering
The Chautauqua circle met at Mrs. E C Carr's Chestnut home with program on current events and papers by Misses Mohler Mazel Thompson and Hamilton. Nearby, Laura Hads received a handkerchief shower, E S McDonald marked her 70th birthday with Daughters of Rebekah hosting and a candlelit cake.
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Chautauqua
E.C. Carr
Chestnut
Rodl
Americas
Mohler
Russia
Mabel Mazel
England
Shirley Thompson
Jessui
Russell
Mabel Hamilton
Tennysod
WW. J. Bapmer
Pauline Weisser
Nogib
Laura Hads
Charles Brikibars
Warsaw
Heat Fueled Growth of Central System in Gushudun
A lengthy notice details rapid adoption of a central heating system in Gushudun, with a 22 member crew installing in homes and businesses over months. It lists dozens of connected businesses, offices, and residences including the county jail, Post Office, Metropolitan Insurance, and various schools and shops, highlighting widespread popularity and demand for faster service amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gushudun
Ton Agh Publishing Company
Kuncroft School
Bell Leiephoue Vtice
Braume & Herbig
Burns & Gosser
C. D. Brooke
Bailey
J. M. Compton
W. K. Crawford
J. By Callahan
Phil Clark
G. S. Craighead
Compton's Millinery
Democrac & Standard
Dean & Treadway
J.P. Parkes
E.wren
Gray Hardware Company
Teray Bros
Gray Building
Hut Clothing
Capt. James
A. E. Jones
Dr. Marshall
Metropolitan Insurance Company
J. W. Muno
J. L. McDowell
Dr. McCurdy
Park Bocet
Park Dish Store
Postoffice
Postal Telegraph Office
Ransom’s
Merо Valentine Leads Local Novelty Workers Meet
The federation of Novelty Workers met at Central Lapor Hall on Monday evening with a large attendance. Temporary officers were elected: President Merc Valentine, Vice President Peter Miller, Treasurer TL. W. Garnett, Secretary Arthur Shaw. A five member committee including Harvey Mook Charles Starkey T. W. Carnell and Misses McKee and Fisher was named to draft by laws for organizing the Host of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation of Novelty Workers
Central Lapor Hall
Presiint
Merc Valentine
Peter Miller
TL. W. Garnett
Arthur Shaw
Harvey Mook
Charles Starkey
T. W. Carnell
Misses McKee
Fisher
Collegials Present Four Act Dramas at Webster Society Event
The Webster literary society of West Lafayette staged a polished evening of four act plays Saturday night. Clara Kohl delivered a charming curtain raiser while Sam Wilprey carried the hose by storm as Hans Yer Smash. All actors acquitted themselves credibly in the entertaining performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Literary Society
West Lafayette
Clara Koh
Sam Wilpret
Hans
Woman Faces Finger Amputation After Chestnut Accident
Mrs Katharine Conroy suffered a serious home accident on Chestnut when she pricked her finger with a pin. The injury worsened and now amputation of the finger is necessary.
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Katharine Conroy
Chestnut
Madrid Visit Descriptions From a Coshocton Boy
Frank Bostwick writes from Madrid detailing bullfighting rituals and the brutal methods used to enrage bulls, describes cathedral grandeur, Toledo’s walls, and the old arena. He notes Spain’s art, architecture, and contrasts with American life, while observing courtship customs and daily life in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old
Toledo
Spain
Frank Bostwick
Coshocton
King Alphonso Xitl
Madrid
Theo
Lundiiog
Nds
New York
Europe
Africa
Luis
Gtrla Ars Geblod
Sign of Persperhty and Busy Coshocton Plant Seeks New Help
In Coshocton a Premium manufacturing firm reports its strongest business in history and seeks twelve more female workers immediately after already adding a dozen on Monday. The city’s busiest institution also faces a curious tale of a turkey containing a one pound corn stuffing. A man threatened self harm with a butcher knife, while a mayoral advice moment followed. Complete returns in the Fifth Judicial Circuit show Judge U T McCarty leading Republican candidate by 1449 over incumbent Judge Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
U. T. McCarty
Douglas
Notable Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Coshocton
John A. Thomas of Avondale and S. C. Stover of Warsaw visited the city on Wednesday, with several locals including J. Harvey Boyd and Richard Barrett calling on friends. The piece lists numerous visits and callers from Avondale, West Lafayette, Gallipolis, Zanesville, Columbus, and beyond, noting Thanksgiving gatherings and social calls across households and churches.
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John A. Thomas
Avondale
S. C. Stover
Warsaw
J. Harvey Boyd
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Board of Trade
Forest City
Phocten
A. EF. Hyde
Guardian
Lucinda Chapman
Mansfield & Long
Edward BR. McConnell
He. B. Miller
R. A. Powelson Wattorney
Willard F. Myserva
City of
Cashocton
Cambridge
Walnut Street
BK. I. Voorhees
Pomerene & Ponerene
Probate Court
Joshua Mercer
J. W. Stanton
Alex T. Boyd
Sarah J. Boyd
Stephen Sairia
W. HA. Tidrick Et
S. BR. Shurtz
Lafayette Township
John H. Hay
George W. Schott
Walter Ross
John C. Adams
G. Paxton
Lizzie May Rodgers
J. M. Meffiegor
Edward A. Holden
Cori A. Vansickle
Taylor
Herbert Gambla
Leana M. Berry
Binder
Franklin
Sadie E. Welker
Porter
Frank Q. Gephart
Daisy Wooner
Charles, Wooner
The
Frank McKee
South Lawn Avenue
Moses Lilibridge
Conesville
W.H King
Third Busness
Walter Rices
South ‘Lhird
Waibub
Gray Talmage
John Rinehart
Ally
Baltic
Daisy Wilcoxon
Ransom Dry Goods
Thomas Gray
Gray Bard- Ware Company
Brower
Presbyterian Church
Fannie McGuire
Central Awhion Telephone Company
Willow Brook
Neldon
Courthouse
Kapp
Columbus
M. E
Roscoe
Otis Preston
Frews Mills
Frank Darling
St Charles
Michigan
Somers Coal Company
Corson
Mary Smith
Coshoctun
Denver
Colorado
Harry Shoemaker
Daniel Muller
Mrs. Severns
Rev. Crimim
M. I. Church
Alice Andrews
Bude
T. 1
Montgomery
North Third Yester
Newark
F. G C. Urars
Pennsylvania
P. L. Moteonery
Pomerene
Warton
MM. Smith
Licking County
TW. A. Montwzomery
E Edward Kaffes
Zanesville
Kaffes
Courier
Luman W. Leonard
Cincinnati
Coshoctan
Leonard
Willams
McDonald
Rebekah
North Second
Lyode
Glixs
L. P. Gallagher
Senjoy Club
North Sixth
C. B. Hunt
YW. TE. Clark
FB. Yoorebees
Did
B. Pomerene
L. C. Robinson
Rathbone Sisters
Ella Loos
Jessie bHugers
Cora Renner
Nora Deezer
Temple
Mary Brifli
Acca Denner
Lenora Ayers
Parkview
Park View
Lucy Beach
Agnes Burns
Mtiss Mattie Bell
Evhel Lightell
Tillie Bordenkircher
Wed Lorenz
Patter Syhve
Tindd
Edward Leanydalin
South Lawn
Masume Hall
Eredi
Mary Mortley
Main
Miss Roberts
Miss Bushnell
A. J. Lennon
Coral Culea
Lansing
Phe Pacats
Key. Overbolt
Ab, Citek
Sadie Smith
Carrie LeReuilly
Rose Hack
Lena Akeroyd
Fiertles Hell
Clementina Ove
Anna Hammer
Minnie Qoveruain
Mero Valentine
Angeline Myers
Police News
Red Buck Taylor
Hecker
McCarty
Richard Barrett
Nellie
EL. P. Beall
J. al. Maxon
Gallipolis
Red Bell
Ed Rice
Zagesville
Frepas
Miss F. Crawford
Warsay
Darling
Estaly
Glousterz
Father Soon
Hamilton
Bookles
Pittsburg
W. H. Compton
Sevenerall
R le Brassier
Akron
Alves
P.O. Navagon
Victoria
Ease Main
Sadie Cooksey
Erstowe
Cooksey
R. M. Willman
Moryna Eoty
A Brothers
Walnut
Hla Connerty
Iat
Polle
Port Wayne
George Coe
Ovetinane Chestnut
W.W. ‘Alderson
Joseph Thomson
Perro
Hayesville
Martin McManus
Indianapolis
Joseph Grenther
Larry Radsom
Business College
George McCleary
Plate
Field
John Finnell
Fran
J. W Cassingham
Washington
Miss Lucas
McGuire Residences
Culam Us
Tr —Dwight Sapp
Mt. Vernon
Lb. Beman
Dalaware
Coshocton Gas Company
Will Shield
Harry
James McCullough
Rackeon Township
Georgia Clarke
Arthur Boyd
Boyd
William Trant
Sauttz
Charles R. Mayers
Mavers
Meek & Beach
Meek && Reach Co
TO. React
Lin Kerlin
Saxer
Ihidebrandh
Gregor
Die Ganer
Liz Waupel
Wendt
Pfleger
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