Natural Gas Bond Acceptance Sets Coshocton Policy
City council, pressed by plenty of business, accepts a $10,000 bond from Coshocton Gas Co to supply natural gas within six months. Debate centers on bond terms and life of the franchise. solicitor McDowell questions specifics, but council approves the bond after interlineations. The action, led by Pomerene and Powelson, preserves the ordinance and promises gas delivery before Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Pomerene
Wimmer
Nicholas
Solictor McDowell
Coshocton
H. Nicholas
Cosnocton
Newark
Mr. Powelson
Powelson
Shaw
F. £. Pomerene
Dwight B. Sapp
J. H. Maxon
Frank L. Beam
Thomas
Kitchen
John Kissner
Tish
Seasongond & Meyer
Kissner
Council
Johnson
City council actions on bonds repairs and street work
The council approved bond bills despite a $25 shortfall, and paid banks’ fees. bonds of $90 were upheld. McDowell conferred with trustees on Ban street repairs and a building committee buy cuspidors, with Turnkey Decker to procure. Locust street grade between Seventh and Eighth was ordered, a manhole on South Lawn sewer added to Adams property, tax exemption debate for Adams discussed, and Adams damages to be assessed. Street superintendent dirt issue raised. committee to address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDowell
Ban Street
Shaw
Pharion
Wiseburg
Holmes
Thomas Adams
Council
Johnson
Mr. Adams
Powelson
Adams
Weisner
Street Committee
Seward Wins Cattle Dispute After Bruised Nose Incident
Charley Seward, cattle dealer, recounts buying cattle in Conesville and paying part cash. He returned for a Jersey cow Sunday evening, but another buyer offered more, the owner refused to let him take the cow, he hit a stone during the struggle and was briefly knocked out, yet he claims the cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Seward
Conesville
Jersey
Chasley
Charley
Lizards Beat Indians In Ten Innings 9 to 8
The Lizards defeated the Indians 9 to 8 in ten innings on Saturday afternoon. Carnes pitched for the Lizards with strong support from Ross at third, while Ricketts held the Indians in check. The third game of the season is set for next Saturday with high anticipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizards
Indians
Carnes
Ricketts
Ross
Guui
Ricketts and
Prince
Yale Athletic Club Seeks Coshocton Football Clash
Akron based Yale Athletic Club football team asks Coshocton Management to schedule a game on any Saturday during the season. Manager L Pomeroy expresses readiness and suggests the earliest possible date. Coshocton plans to field a strong team and expects several competitive games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale Athletic Club
Akron
Coshocton
Mistaken identity brings hospital scare to Youngstown
S M Williams learned Tuesday evening that Magb Williams an employee of United States Tele plans company was in a Youngstown hospital with injuries. He rushed to confirm if it involved his son Hugh Williams who also works for the company but by morning a telephone call identified the injured as another man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisenburg
Shaw
Mr. Johnson
Powelson
Wisenburg Vung
Kitchen
David Hosfelt
Homer Kinney
McCormick
Hosfelt
Holmes
Johnson
Rinner
R. N. Kirk
Brink
Dencer
Kirk
Fish
Mapel
Brink and
Wimmer
Thomas McDermott
Husfrlt
John Oun
Trosiel
S. M. Williams
Magb Williams
United States Teleplans Company
Youngstown | Aspitel
Wearing the Antlers at Elks session
The Elks held a Tuesday meeting and presented the antlers of the order to Guy Meek of this city and 8, along with W. A. Beers of Newcomerstown. It was a unusually pleasant occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Guy Meek
Meek
W. A. Beers
Newcomerstown
New M E Ministers Named for Coshocton County Churches
North Ohio conference assigns pastors after Ashland meeting. Presiding Elder C F Smith oversees Mt Vernon Avondale and other districts with Rev C F Mott Rev J D Matthews Rev L A Endsley Rev J F Bender G H Huffman C L Lew H H Grimm Rev R O C Biechele and Rev E S Snyder who has been located at Keene for two years moves to Danville Knox county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
North Ohio
Ashland
Coahocton County
Walbondnog and
Muskingum
M. E
C. F. Smith
Mt. Vernon
Avondale
C. F. Mott
Bakersville
Baltic
Lonesville
J. D. Matthews
Keene and Clark
L. A. Endsley
Mohawk Village
J. F. Bender
Roscoe
G. H. Huffman
Tranway
C. L. Lew
Warsaw
Slooming Grove
H. H. Grimm
West Bedford
R. OC
Biechele
E. S. Snyder
Keene
Danville
Knox County
Boyd Boyd and Pearl Boyd Married in Keene Ceremony
Lee Boyd and Miss Pearl Boyd were wed at the bride’s home in Keene and White Eyes townships. Rev McCullough of Avondale officiated with Laura Elliott as brides maid and Jesse Robertoan as best man. Coshocton guests included L M Barrick and D D Boyd couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Boyd
Pearl Boyd
Keene
White Eyes
Mr. McCullough
Avondale
Laura Elliott Wos
Jesse Robertoan
Lida Robertaon
Coshocton
L. M. Barrick
D. D. Boyd
Officer Saves Rivers in Narrow Crossing Rescue
On Main street crossing at about 6 pm a deaf man named Rivers stepped onto the adjacent track while a train approached. Officer Wagoner, nearby, quickly grabbed Rivers by the coat and pulled him to safety as the engine roared by, likely saving his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offfer Wagoner
No.3
Rivers
No. 3
Wagoner
Rev Mr Hyatt to resign after farewell sermons
Reverend Hyatt, who served the Warsaw Jefferson and West Carlisle Presbyterian churches, plans a final week of services. He will preach farewell sermons after conducting Warsaw services Friday night and Sunday, then lead Jefferson church Saturday and Sunday morning and evening before leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hyatt
Warsaw
Jefferson
West Carlisle
Lima
Ihev
Painter's Fall Injures Emmet Ross on Walnut Street
Emmet Ross a painter for Charlies Fieming slipped from a roof at Mrs. Crowell's corner of Walnut and Fourth this morning. He fell about 20 feet hitting his chin on the porch and injuring his back and head. He resides on North Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmet Ross
Charlies Fieming
Unclaimed Letters at Coshocton Post Office
Week ending September 15 1902 letters unclaimed include Miss Susie Jlatt Mrs Sarah Waddell David Phillabaum Oate Shultz L W Thomas Sid Wilson Warning to claimants to say Advertised and provide date of this history C B McCoy B M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Ohio
Susie Jlatt
Sarah Waddell
David Phillabaum
Oate Shultz
L. W. Thomas
Sid Wilson
Hard Luck for Daisy Parks at 4anes ville Race
Daisy Parks driven by Ernest Eckert faced repeated misfortune in 4anes ville last week. She was distanced in a race she finished seventh and plus other places as a big horse wrecked her bike three times. Officials returned Eckert his entrance money and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Parks
Ernest Eckert
Right at Home and Local Notices in Warsaw Area
Local brief items note Joseph Lightell of North Eighth and George Harris with typhoid at home on Pine. Prof L C Shaw moved to Warsaw area. Union Chapel hosts special meetings and Pan Handle rail workers promotions rumored. Main show loading caused narrow escapes. Charles Atkinson and Orpha James wed at Rev Sever’s residence. K of P initiated four men. Baras infant dies from cholera plantum, burial at South Lawn. Probate Judge Kerr denies license for Mormon minister Rev M McDoel on technical grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Harris
Hig
Pine
Prof
L. C. Shaw
Six-Mile Bridge
Warsaw
F. H. Kerr
Steubenville
Mr. McDoel
Reorganized
Latter Day Sanita
Married A Month Stephen Stuber Divorce Filed
Stephen Stuber seeks a divorce from Jane Stuer after their August 11 marriage. He accuses her of gross neglect of duty and is represented by J. C. Adams in efforts to resolve the troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Stuber
Jane Stuer
Stephen
J. C. Adams
George D. Pepper
Wacy F. Pepper
Mr. Pepper
Virginia Township
RB. A. Powelson
Taken to Columbus for appendicitis operation
TAken to Columbus, YW. E. Bown of Columbus, an insurance man, visited with his Canesville-born brother for medical diagnosis. Doctors diagnosed appendicitis and planned surgery. Bown will undergo an operation in Columbus as friends in Lupesritis hoping for his speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YW. E. Bown
Columbus
Canesville
Coshocton Athletic Club Eyes Football Team Ahead
Coshocton Athletic held an enthusiastic meeting at the lower Ricketts building. Five new members joined and regular practice began with plans for a strong football team. Manager Clif Beach seeks games with Millersburg Akron and Cincinnati. Captain not yet chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Athletic
Ricketts
Jin
Clif Beach
Millersburg
Akron
Cincinnati
Board of Examiners Moves Exams to Chestnut Building
The county board of examiners has decided to hold all teachers examinations for the year in the Chestnut building, instead of the Walnut building. The change is announced by W. A. McGurdy of West Bedford, clerk of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Examiners
Chestnut Building
Walnut Building
W. A. McGurdy
West Bedford
Mrs Barron Improves After Hip Injury
Mrs J A Compton has returned from Chicago with her mother Mrs Barron who fractured her hip in a park a month ago. She suffered greatly but is now much improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Compton
Chicago
Barron
Golden Gate Limited Wins Train Name Contest
The Rock Island railway offered 8100 for the best name for a Chicago to Los Angeles service. Agent Davies of Wheeling proposed The Golden Gate Special but the winner was T. W. Davies of Denver with The Golden Gate Limited, the first reply received.
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Rock Island Railway
Chicago
Los Angeles
Davies
Wheeling
Golden Gate
Denver
Golden Gate Limited
Delegates to Synod Elected by Yall Session
The Yall session of Zanesville Presbytery concluded at Granville with ministers and commissioners returning home. The meeting featured spiritual talks and an evangelical conference, including Dr. W. Bingland and Dr. Work. A three week evangelistic tour by Dr. Marshall was arranged, and hospitality in Granville was praised. Delegates elected to attend the next meeting in Breubenville include Rev. Wallace M. Hamilton and several others from Newark, Mt. Vernon, Jacksontown, Roseville, and neighboring towns.
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Yall
Zanesville
Granville
Thomas Marshall
Presbyterian Church
W. &. Bingland
Woutter
Work
Chicago
Gates
Breubenville
Out
Wallace M. Hamilton
Coshoo~ton
F. A. Wilber
Mt. Vernon
E. W. Brown
Newark
Lester S. Hoyce
Farris. Brown
Jacksontown
Eider
RL Wright
Inaville
W. DP. Bovardun
Benton Porter
Keane
W. T. Evens
EK. Ziegler
Roseville
Coshocton Miners Aid Pennsylvania Strike Fund
Coshocton miners and nearby workers regularly donate sizable sums to support Pennsylvania strikers. Collections are systematic, with about $25 contributions from President Haskins and Vice President Sullivan. Funds are forwarded to the United Mine Workers with strict accounting for relief of striking miners and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskins
Sullivan
Court House Estate and Real Transfers Summary
Court house records show inventories and appraisements filed for estates of Joseph Callet Margaret Kleinknecht George Frederick and John Strause with probate actions. Guardianship final accounts for Frank B Whittemore and administrator appointment for Gideon Leavitt noted. Real estate transfers include Chas Gosser to W F Smailes Lot 1728 Board of Trade Third Addition for 200 dollars. W F Smith and Ida Smith to William Grace Lot 1728 Board of Trade Third Addition for 200 dollars. Samuel M Williams to Laura Divan parts of lots 4 and 5 in Coshocton with 4 acres on North Eighth for 1500 dollars. various individuals listed with Coshocton and nearby townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Callet
Margaret Kleinknecht
George « Frederick
Mary Me Frederick
William Norris
Frank BE. Whittemore
John Strause
Benail II
Leavitt
Gideon Leavitt
Chas
F. Gosser
W. F. Smailes
Board of Trade
W. F. Smith
Ida Smith
Wil Ham Grace
Samuel M. Williams
Laura Divan
North Eighth
Billy Robertson Returns After Standout Piqna Season
After Robertson comes back from Piqna where he starred this season the club closes the most successful campaign in its history and aims to sign him for next year. Friends say he will attract faster company as he has made a wonderful record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Robertson
Piqna
Robertson
Public Sale Neared At Residence West Of Ave Sas
Public sale to be held at the residence two miles west of Ave Sas on Tuesday September 2 at one o clock. Cattle sheep hogs and horses listed for transfer. Auction date shown as 1684.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Ave Sas
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Celes Wapet
Councimen
John Kissace
Fifth Street
F. FE. Pomerene
Bai
Eisaner
Ee Wey
Seward
Cosheton
Youngstown
Ar. Hutter
Mr. One
Boyd-Boyd
Painter
Mrs. Crowell
C. 8. McCoy, B. M
The
Gray Hardware Company
Joseph Lightell
F. C. Crass
William Rodgers
Chestnut
Union Chapel
Dennison
Pan Handle
Charles C. Atkinson
Orpha James
Mr. Sever
K. of P. Lodge
Askins
Jesse Lawrence
Ira Miller
St. Clair
William Baras
Hardscrabble Egaestar
South Lawn
Tis
Will
Mrs. Barron
Mr. Hamilton
Coskoctow
Sepperp
Court House
Probate Court
James
Mirise
Pittsburg
Odessa Miller
Charles
Atkinson
Coshoctyun
aThomas W. Stanley
Blanche Brannon
Lee R Boyd
Farmer
Keene Township
Pearl C. Boyd
White Eyes Township
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