Husband Abducts Divorced Wife's Children to Plainfield
Mrs. Kohl, crippled by a train injury, lives with her sister in Coshocton. Her husband Chauncey Poland took their three children, Ida 13, Howard 8, Murray 5, to Plainfield, leaving her powerless to recover them. She had separated July 6 over education plans, and police may intervene.
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Pennsylvania
Plainfield
Wid Chauncey Poland
Coshocton
Poland
Kohl
Ida
Howard
Murray
Reading
Local Contractors Named for Carpenter and Enameling Work
Messrs Wheat Beall and D R Culbertson secured the contract for carpenter work and enameling at a price of 600 dollars. The Coshocton Lumber Co will furnish most of the lumber. Smith & King of Coshocton hold the bricklaying contract, handling the work and furnishing everything except brick for five dollars per thousand.
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Messrs
Wheat Beall
D. R. Culbertson
Coshocton Luber Co
Smith & King
Coshocton
Land of Make Believe a Nostalgic Verse for Children
A nostalgic poem recalls childhood wonders and legends linger from make believe days. It invites letting future generations keep the magical fancies of fairyland while aging years bring lost toys and lonely memories.
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Make Belove
Watering lawns amid rain prompts water restrictions
Superintendent Raitt of the water works department laments lawn watering during wet weather. He notes residents, including adults, used full hose spray in yards, water runoff to sidewalks and gutters, and predicts fifty Coshocton homes may have wasted water, justifying stricter rules.
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Raitt
Waterworks Department
Coshocton
Don'ts for SQNE and DAUGHTER from Chicago police chief
Chicago August 27. Chief O Niell issues guidance for parents to curb youth misbehavior. Advice urges fathers to befriend sons and monitor them until 19, and mothers to keep close watch on daughters ages 14 to 19 and avoid trashy reading. Also notes need for awareness of money sources for working girls.
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Chicago
Chief of Police
O'Niell
John Guthrie Called to Final Reward
John Guthrie, 72, prominent Cushoeten county farmer, died Thursday night at home from heart trouble. Funeral Saturday at 10 am in the family house. Born in Pennsylvania, he lived in Mill Creek and Redford townships and with his children after his wife’s death six years ago. He is survived by eleven children, including L Ho Guthrie, a well known carpenter.
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Iain Guthrie
Cushoeten County
Iethichem
L. Ho Guthrie
Mr. Guthrie
Mill Creek
Redford
Edgar Selby Heads to Princeton for College Admission
Edgar Selby left Monday to attend Princeton University, where he will pursue college study and begin his higher education there.
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Edgar Selby
Princeton
Lutheran Synod moves to absorb Zoar community in Ohio
The Ohio Joint Synod of the Lutheran church appointed a committee to establish a Lutheran church at Zoar Ohio, signaling the absorption of the historic Zoar community. Zoarites have offered their church building, with early services planned under Rev C W Werder Rev J G Bure and Rev H G Schuh overseeing the transition.
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Wurtemburg
Germany
Ohio
Zoarites
Economites
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Synod
C. W. Werder
Wheeling
J. G. Bure
Zelienople
H. G. Schuh
Allegheny
Zoar
Worder
Prof Lawrence in Trouble and Disgrace at Killbuck
Killbuck principal and Sunday school teacher Lawrence faces charges of bastardy and rape after allegations involving a sixteen year old girl. He fled to Coshocton then returned for a preliminary hearing. bound over to Holmes County common pleas court on $1,800 bond. represented by Nicholas and Merrell. grand jury action pending.
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Lawrence
Killbuck
Howard F. Lawrence
Gambie Kasner
Marshal Burklew
Squire Schiegel
Mon Pleas Court
Holmes County
Nicholas & Merrell
Coshocton
Six Robbers Loot Rock Island Depot at Mc Farland
At 1 am six masked men forced entry into the Rock Island depot office in Mc Farland Kansas. They beat two employees, robbed the office and restaurant and six train men, and locked six men in the refrigerator before fleeing.
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Topeka
Kan
Rock Island
McFarland
Crash of Coal Crashes Leg of Miner Jack Steadman
Jacek Steadman of Conesville area was injured at the David Davis coal mine Thursday around 1 PM when a heavy coal mass fell on his leg while preparing a shot. Doctors Marquand of Conesville and B A Stacy of this city attended to set the fracture. Eckert returns from Detroit lakes trip.
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Jacek Steadman
Conesville
David Davis
Marquand
8. A. Stacy
Fire destroys Allen Marshall barn and livestock near Coshocton
Fire morning loss totals two thousand to two thousand five hundred dollars. A tenant, Nicholas Parks, loses two cows two colts and a mowing machine. The barn contents and hay burned with twenty tons of hay inside. Insurance on barn five hundred and contents two zero nine. Cause unknown as family away and only Vaigle boy saw flames. Six Mile Run area. Local residents and visitors noted in brief.
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Allen Marshall
Coschocton
Nicholas Parks
Parks
Mr. Marshall
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