City Board Sets Property Sales To Extend Eleventh Street
The board of public service lists bids for houses and land to extend Eleventh Street from East Main to Chestnut. Purchasers include F M Murphy, G E Wells, M Williams, Lizzie Tallmadge, and Joseph Narbold with prices ranging from 40 to 526 dollars. Deeds upon payment. buildings must be removed within 60 days.
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Board of Public Service
Kuser
Eleventh
F. M. Murphy
G. E. Wells
Aged Lady Sunkel of Crawforl Passes After Long Illness
Mrs. Philip Sunkel of Crawford township died at 7 o’clock Thursday morning at the advanced age of eighty two. The Rev. Jaegur will conduct funeral services at Halifax German Evangelical church Saturday at 10 o clock. She spent fifteen years bedridden yet remained pure in character and devout in faith. her husband a veteran of the German rebellion survives her. Children never blessed their union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sunkel
Crawforl Township
Legion
Jaegur
Christ
Iras
Three-headed cabbage found on Stover's Roscoe farm
B F Stover raised an unusual three headed cabbage on his truck farm near Roscoe. The crop shows three well developed, symmetrical heads on a single stem, drawing attention in the local garden scene.
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Beingrom
B F. Stover
Roscoe
Silk skirt theft case before Mayor as Sarah Goodrich faces charge
A girl named Sarah Goodrich appeared before Mayor South on a theft charge after allegedly stealing a silk skirt from Mrs. Valice. She pleaded not guilty, with the trial set for Monday. A separate note mentions 49 cent corn prices and 79 cent carp as market items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanre Philas
Sarah Goodrich
Stone Deaf Insane Inmate Of County Poorhouse
The report describes Ann Weyanne, stone deaf and mentally ill, an inmate of the county poorhouse for about 12 to 15 years. She lives in a small room, is quiet and unthreatening, cared for by Superintendent Lennon and staff, and remains largely confined to her room for safety. The piece notes her past beauty and refinement and questions her identity and family connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mygurea
Liattle Vosey
Stell
Harself
Harme
Supt
Lennon
Inre
Chief Maple Terrors Horse Thieves Case Tares Hope
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses Chief J. J. Maple of Costocon dealing with horse thieves and a convention. It mentions officers and interim leaders T. Rell and Jala G. Whitaker, with unclear roles and a next meeting hinted at Gehimbus. The text is garbled with many nonstandard names and out-of-context phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mapel
Caxton
J. J. Maple
Costocon
Mera
T. Rell
Middletown
Purner
Riser
Af Indi
Second View
Guy Meek Resigns From Mesk Co Sales Post
Guy Meek, a Mittyline salesman for the Mesk Co, resigned after November 1 and plans to pursue another line of work. He will remain based in Pittsburgh.
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Guy Meek
Mesk Co
Dus Re. Haid
al Meek
Hares Aml
Pitsburg
Nis
Slag In Mine 19 Cause Of Death Joseph Green
Joseph Green died at 3 30 after injuries from a powder blast at the Morgan Run mine the blast occurred Wednesday afternoon. He left behind a wife and children and was a State President of the United Mine Workers Wiilim Green. His funeral is planned for Sunday at the Archer home with Rev Robinson in charge.
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Slagt
Joseph Green
Morgan Run Insue
Pomerone
Frew
Gngle
Wiilim Green
United Mine Workers
Pomeroy
Beuddes
Thomas Archer
Joseph Is Green
Fred ‘Green
Cleveland
Hue
George Gox
Jones Martin
Minnesota
Hugh Green
Coshocton
Morgan Ruin
Green
John Frock
Mr. Green
Wales
Dewn
Merman Run
Rev. Robinson
Mt Fion
Ouls Rouge
Chalfants Folks Have Visitors
Chalfants area notes visitors from nearby towns and relatives over the weekend. Several residents guest hosted relatives including Miss Ada Sproul and Miss Anna Trogo, with trips to Newark and Coriey. A concert by the Trier Sisters at Thawkway drew many locals.
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Ada
Gertrude Sproul
Corie
Trivers
Mra. A. . Dickerson
Anna Trogo
Newark
Strehard McParland
Zanes
Pomona Grange Plans Early November Meeting
Pomona Grange signals an early November Pomona meeting in Perry with day and night sessions. Perry Grange 42 is preparing an entertainment for the night session as Oak Grove reports word of the Pomona gathering and tentative scheduling amid unavoidable conditions.
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Pomona Grange
Ork Grace Shoud
Tia i Sui
Hestley
Coshocton
Netta Wolterdoof
Tatler
Owl Servis
Giese Beir
Sseamamin
Woo
Birt Sells
Xow
Oway Wire
James Wire
Wilson Some Nest
Pieroni
Alealthy
WS. Mir
Perry Grange
Thay
Peonty
William Norris
Columbus
Hy Norris
Death insurer case nets widow $1000 policy gain
The story centers on Patrick Quinlin who immigrated from Ireland with his wife. He secretly took a $1000 life policy two weeks before dying, naming his wife as beneficiary. The widow learns of the policy after the claim is settled and receives the payout from the $26 investment.
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Patrick Quinkin
Ireland
Provident
Myr. Quinlan
Mr. Quinlan
Veterans Recall 97th Regiment Reunion at Zanesville
About ten Coshocton county men attended the 97th regiment reunion in Zanesville on Thursday. Officers elected include Captain Joan Adal as president and J. T. Gorsuch as captain. other posts filled by local names. The regiment has seen eleven deaths this year and fought in battles from Perryville to Nashville. A monument drive for Missionary Ridge is noted. Registration lists many veterans with detailed names and counties.
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Casliadon County
97Th Regiment
Zanesvile
Joan Adal
Connelis
Johnes
Zanesville
John H. Drake
Zasesville
Chaptain J. T. Gorsuch
Amesville
Charlain
McFarland
Cambridge
H. FE. Drake
Perryville
Stone River
Mission Ridge
Rock Face Race
Reesaca
Adairsville
Diullas
New Tope Church Kenesaw Mountain
Peach Tree Creek
Stove
Atlanta
Tonesboro
Wovejoy Station
Spring WU
Pranklin
Nashville
Rica Liew
Chas H
West Carlisle Personal News Note From QO Region
Oct 17 notices from West Carlisle Ohio report Mr Clarine of Newark visiting, C Chaney and family, moves to near Conperdale, J W Hoover hosting, Tina Porter to Cincinnati music conservatory, Shaon Twinken visiting, Miss A Miniche Stump on business, county fair attendance, Minor Chaney family relocation, birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Chas Gault.
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West Carlisle
Clarine
Newark
Plac
C. Chaney
Homer Ian
Jamestown Es Porition Srbypritay
Leander Camp
Ian Honer
Astaria
J. Www. Hoover
Tina Porter
Cincinnati
Conservio of Music
Shaon Twinken
Vernon
Jlenry
CL Chaney
Craton
Grand Lodge
Aminiche Stump
Coshacton
Chaney
Conperdale
Chas Gault van
Death of Mrs Rachel Hartman Observed in Coshocton
Funeral services for Mrs Rachel Hartman were set for Saturday at 9 am with burial in Oak Ridge. A native of Alsace, she came to Coshocton as a child and lived there most of her life. She married Andrew Hartman and left eleven children, seven surviving, including Mrs James Long Frank Hartman Anthony Hartman and others.
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Mrb. Hartman
Rachel Hartman
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Sirs
Hartman Coshocton
Alsace
Coshocton
Andrew Hartman
James Long
Frank Hartman
Medina
Anthony Hartman
Wii
Hartman
George B Edgar
John Hartmen
Fred Wagner
Newsy Notes of Adamsville in MiaMsville Register
Mr and Mrs WO Gaumer and two children Cleo Mary return after a reunion with relatives in Adamsville after sixe n years apart They are from the Pacific coast and will stay weeks before returning home J Su Rechel of Coshocton plans to move to Michigan to enter shoemaking Ridgway of Coshocton recovering from appendicitis Daisy Rechet visits her uncle J L Rechel in Coshocton Miss Daisy Rechet visits Leather in Coshocton county
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Miamsville
WO. Gaumer
Chilgren
Cleo Sa
Mary
South Tecoma
Wash
Woo
Quimen
Abs
Riley Gaumer
Pacific Coast
J. Su. Rechel
Coshocton
Michigan
Daisy Rechet
J. L. Rechel
Fraud and guardianship suits filed in common pleas court
Mathew Crawford guardian of Henry Heck sues Richard C. Week to set aside a deed for 113 acres alleging undue influence and lack of consideration. Elsie Lockard sues Alonzo Lockard over unrendered accounts in a threshing mill partnership. A. J. Randles Clifton Randles involve $183.03 claim from Squire Wimmer court transcript.
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Mathew Crawford
Henry Heek
Common Pleas
Richard C. Week
Petitie
Henry Heck
Richard C. Heel
Heck
Slfintil
T. I
Wheeler
J. C Adams
Elsie BE. Lockard
Alonzo Lockard
Jas
T. Tee McDowell
Squire Wimmer
Common Pleas Care
A. J. Randles
Clifton Randles
Grandmother at 27 in Bradison area story
Oct 18 report notes Mrs. Jerry Midridge became a grandmother at 27. She and four healthy youngsters are called Grand ma by family. Eldridge had six children and three marriages. Emmet Smith of Madson is the oldest daughter, mother of four grandchildren, aged 22, with first child born at 13.
Reception For New Minister At Noscoo Church
A formal welcome was given to Rev. tirshour sent by the conference to the M. L. church at Noscoo. Nearly all parishioners attended with Mr. Flushear and his family in attendance. Robert Finlay delivered the welcome address. the minister spoke in reply. A short song and prayer program followed, featuring a duet by Mrs. Price and Mrs. Neptine. Refreshments were served. class teachers and officers assisted.
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Tirshour
M. Ls
Noscoo
Robert Finlay
Price
Neptine
Mertin Ad Min
Kaser
Fisherman Catches Salmon Then Plunges Over Dam
Dave Williams fished at Sin Mile Dam on Thursday and hauled a spleen salmon weighing about three pounds. He slipped from his perch and fell into the river, sliding over the dam in an unfortunate mishap.
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Dave Williams
Sin Mile Dam
Dave
Jumping Freights At East Main Street Endangers Schoolchildren
East Main street reports say Wheeling tracks are used as a thoroughfare by children from Bancroft school. Boys and girls ride and hang onto passing cars, with as many as 30 kids gathered on tracks at once. Residents fear a serious accident without action.
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East Main Street
Tlere
Connerting Street
Chestnut Street
Chiildran
Bancroft School
Will Put On Red Tile Roof
George W. Richie is having his handsome property at the corner of South Fourth and Mulberry streets improved with new pressed brick chimneys. He has contracted with a Lima firm to install a red tile roof, work to begin at once. It will enhance the residence's appearance.
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George W. Richie
South Forth and
Mulberry Streets
Lima
Monda
le Uy Steel
Population figures in Coshocton County guide misprint
The Coshocton City Guide from Folk & Co. reports a population total of 12 707 including Roscoe using an erroneous multiplier. The issue notes a new directory with general information and a legal note from Atty. Gen. Ellis about county officials serving second terms, impacting Sheriff Brownie and Treasurer Clark whose terms end Jan 1, 1999.
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R. U. Folk & Co
Coshocton
Fis
Roscoe
Ellis
Brownie
Clark
Coshoctan County
Indian Chiefs Trial Reveals Brutal Acts Near Winnipeg
Report from Winnipes Windsen Fort details chronicles of the Galteux tribe murder and strangling of bedridden kin. Chief Joseph Pesiquan condemned to die for murder. Chief Jack of the Sucker band allegedly strangled himself in his cell before trial.
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Osser Winnipes
Winnipeg
Galteux
Windsen Gay Company
Joseph Pesiquan
Jack
Property listings in Hoskinson area county beds update
Estate sale notice lists Lab-2 inenm F rns and Home properties with new and county bed listings. Gau mont bonis accepted in exchange YSt 47 Norch Wourth hie.
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Hoskinson
EAL
Gaumont Bonis
Norch
Calamity near Coshocton as buggy crash injures Milligan pair
On a Friday at 1 30 a m near West Lafayette a buggy overturned when a wild young horse plunged. J C Milligan suffered facial gash and leg bruises while his son Charles escaped with minor injuries. They were en route to work with the colt uninjured.
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Iaml Son
Charles
Sit Bugsy
Adam Stockum
West Lafayette
Soth
Voung
Wmn
Conabhier
Stockum
Milligan
Weert Lafeyette
Morgan Eun
J. C. Milligan
Charley
Coshocton
Mizers
Minligan
Son
Lafayette
Newcomerstown Votes Dry by Narrow Margin
Newcomerstown residents approved temperance measures by 87 votes as 757 ballots were cast, 15 more than two years ago when the drys won by 42. The result marks a shift in the local political landscape and extends the dry majority in the community.
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Newcomerstown Newsomerstown
Honor Giver Mrs Daseniy Marsh Honored by Club
Mrs daseniy Marsh named oficial Helegate of the Twentieth century slub to the State Federation and will preside at the memorial meeting for Miss Kate Mc Snight. Mrs Samuel A Ammon, chairwoman of the State nominating committee, will represent the ehgb in the federation. Pittsburg Districts
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Daseniy Marsh
Totesh VW
Marsh
Kate
Samuel A Ammon
Ehgb
Pittsburg Dispriets
Eureka Laundry to Enlarge after Fire Damage
Eureka laundry plans a one story brick addition 40 by 76 feet and an office 22 by 22 feet to the gutted plant at Main and Second streets Coshocton The project surveyed by Tish includes a rapid rebuild with automated features and a six week completion target for reopening in the rebuilt plant.
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Coshocton
OC L Clemens
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