Avondale Democrats Nominate Local Ticket
Avondale on September 7 held a town hall meeting where the Democratic slate was chosen. Trustees Ed Latin and John Olinger, Assessor Geo Wyler, Treasurer C R Kitzmiller, and Constable Rob Myser were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avondale
Town Hall
Latin
John Olinger
Geo. Wyler
C. R. Kitzmiller
Rob. Myser
Shelby
Ohio
Leo Addy
Lewisville
Moyer
Strasburg
Ernest McNeely
Keene
Archie Foster
Coshocton
Frank Boyd
White Eyes Church
John Balch
Wilton Elliott
Roy and
Ross
Wabash
P. Arbogast
Georgia Spooner
Cleveland
Geo. Stiner
Curt Boyd
Canal Dover
Harvey Phillabaum
Still
Dennis
Coshocton Oyster Center Led by Brister in Ohio
John C. Brister, known as the oyster man, runs an extensive oyster business centered in Coshocton Ohio. He represents Robinson and Co. of Baltimore, supplying shells opened in Baltimore sheds for shipment to clients including Toledo. The operation employs about three hundred shuckers during the season and Brister expects to work until May Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
John C. Brister
Toledo
Cosherton
Robinson & Co
Baltimore
Brister
Big reception at Plainfield and area social notes
Visitors and events mark a period at Plainfield and nearby communities. Mrs. James Rusk and children stayed with her father R L Baker. a newborn boy was born to Mr and Mrs C W Wilson. M P aid society members visited Mrs George McClain in Worth Bend. Epworth Leaguers and W C T U hosted surprise calls for Rev Saples. pastor Rey Allar received appreciation gifts. Charles Woodward and Alice Angle wed at the bride’s home. various visits and social gatherings described across Adams Mills and surrounding towns as families and neighbors share meals and well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prank Workman
Katharine Magness
Beatrice Gahiugan
Columbus
M. P. Church
Rey, Allar
Bri Duling
Allard
O. M. Peoples
Samuel Davis
Will
Coshocton
Sewer Improvement Resolution for Coshocton Ohio
A city council resolution in Coshocton Ohio orders sewer improvements starting at the east Walnut street sewer and extending to the east corporation line. Costs are assessed per front foot with six annual installments. bonds may be issued in anticipation of collection. Publication ordered for two weeks. Passed August 1, 1905. Andrew Weisner pres of council. Edw. M. Wimmer clerk. E. C. Rinner mayor.
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Coshocton
Ohio
Walnut Street
East Corporation
City
City of
Corporation
Andrew Weisner
Edw
Ordinance fixes Locust Street grade in Coshocton Ohio
An ordinance establishes the grade of Locust street from the east line of Fourth to the west curb line of Fifth street. It specifies elevations at key points, details a convex parabolic vertical curve, and sets the effective date after passage and publication. Signed by city officials on August 22, 1905.
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Locust Street
Fourth
Fifth Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Fourth Street
Andrew Welaner
Compost
C. Rinner
Daily railroad timetable fragment Coshocton Ohio
Fragment of arrival and departure times and train numbers for Coshocton with notes on schedule daily operation, a few train numbers and a ticket agent contact for H. Kipp Coshocton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Kipp
Coshocton
Wheeling and Lake Erie Parlor Cars Train Connections
Parlor and buffet cars operate on trains 32 and 34 between Zanesville and Cleveland while trains 33 and a link between Cleveland and Zanesville offer parlor services. Through tickets and baggage checks to all points. Navarra connections with Wabash for Pittsburg and the west. Toledo for northern routes. Kent Canton and Zanesville for eastern and southern points. First and third Tuesdays monthly sale of home market tickets to points in west and south. One fare for round trip Sundays. request folders and schedules via through tickets and connecting line times.
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Tring
Cleveland
Zancsville
Navarra
Wabash
Pittsburg
Lowe
Connes
Toledo
Kent
Canton
St Zanes Rise
Pointe
All-Points
Ae Homeareker
Ripon
Ealtion
Ordinance grants rail switch right in Coshocton alley
The Coshocton city council passes an ordinance granting J. S. Rinner and Corrugated Paper Co. a right of way in an alley east of lots 1173 1174 1180, for a switch and track to connect with Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway. The route starts near Arthur Avenue and runs south to a factory, with conditions to keep the surface passable and level, taking effect after publication. The ordinance is dated March 22 1905 and signed by Andrew Weisner and Mayor B C Rinner.
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Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway
Hay
Coshocton
J. S. Rinner
Wheeling and Lake
Erie “Railway” Company
Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railway Company
Hay Avenue
Artthur Avenue
Arsest
Andrew Weisner
M. Wimmer
B. C. Rinner
Oklo
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Lydiae
Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Assy F. Barrows
Nelsonville
Athens Co
Monarch
Chestnut St
Boston
Estey
Schaff Bros
Howard, Winter & Co
Haines Bros
Schiller
Otto
DEMS
Plainfield
Hollister
C. EY. Anderson
Pacake
Adams Mills
I. W. Cooksey
Carnegie
R. Oo
Taylor
Wm. Bale
Zanesville
Harriett Frost
Winifred Taylor
John Lacy
Dennison
Anthony B. Lennon
Canal Lewisville
Baird
Elm Grove
W. Va
Scott
James Spicer
Akron
Jeasie
Slaughter
Joe Bald
Bloomfield
Morrow County
Balo
Naa Machinac
Michigan
Detroit
Mackinac
Soo
Marquette
Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Petoskey
Milwaukee
Chicago
Georgia Bay
Mackinac Island
Soo Line
Addeeta A. Aschantz
G.S
Detroit, Mich
Detroit and
Cleveland Nav. CO
East Gound
Wheeling
Lake Erie
Mali
Chili
Baltic
Sugar Creek
Barre Mille
Dundee Ee Ee
Beach City
Justus
Navarre
Canesville
Dresden
Chas. W.loos
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