Arle Co. plans large scale plant expansion and new manage
The Arle company intends to enlarge its Coxhaeton line plant operated by Welirly Co for several weeks. Expansion would install machinery at Cree and raise the workforce to about 40. Wm Mueller’s leadership is credited with improving productivity, and the Lorton branch would become an important operations center with much future work.
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Welirly , Co
Ack
Ito
Cree
Lorton
Wm Mueller
New Elders Ordained at Christian Union Church
An ordination service at Christian Union Church in Sun Gomerning ordained new elders. Tatpiel Teva Ley core tarss Grace Morphy and Minn Chita ert were named in roles including treasurer and assistant roles. The sermon was praised as excellent.
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Altose
Christian Union Church
Offigory
Trialec
Ers
Tatpiel Teva
Ley ‘Core
Grace Morphy
Salstint Secretuy
Minn Chitaert
Tito
Maaden Wins Again in Narrow Victory
Maaden secured another win Saturday in a close 2 to 1 score. The victory repeated a pattern from a recent game, with the same key players influencing the outcome. Gnadenhutten hosts the next visit, offering a chance for the team to extend its unbeaten run.
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Gnadenhutten
Policy of M P Church Outlined By Pastor Stokley Fisher
At the M. P. church, Dr. Stokley Fisher outlined the church policy for the coming year and instructed officers on their duties. The service was well attended and the return of Dr. Fisher to continue the work was met with general congratulation by Coshocton people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P
Stokley Fisher
Coshocton
Township elections to choose two trustees and judges to fill
Clerk Joe Biggs outlines November township voting scope and how two-year terms roll. Tiverton case ends with state transportation for Sub-district No. 2 students, but overall school board duties and legalities clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Biggs
Board of County Election Supervisors
Justices of the Peace
Ehool
Tyro J. P
Sitbelftiviel No
Sdudge Nichokin
Democratic Central Committee Meeting Amid Whispered Tension
A shadowed July gathering of the Democratic central committee met behind closed doors in a grand chamber. An older man entered the hall, was closely watched by a committeeman, and identities were teased out before the session proceeded with little public disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Central
Wae Ahan
Democrytic Central Committee
Moyea
Ehausber
Chis
Tridar
Jos
H. Biggs
Somdey
Reverend Hamilton to Stay Here at Sharon Church
Rev Me Kamiffon submits to call at Sharon Presbyterian Church with the congregation set for Sunday service. The decision brings mixed reactions from supporters and critics across the city.
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Hamilton
Kamiffon
Sharan
Sharon
Newark Wild Today Over Our Doc Abbott
Newark sports notes report Abbott leading in top position after recent performances. Vee Abbott shines as key player on the team, with strong play across multiple games.
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Newark Wild
OUR
Abbott Neadrife
Vee
Abbott
Becaue
Dolag
Newnilevex
Baewer
New County Commissioner Takes Seat After Election
Fred Rinehart of Chrawfers Gown Ship is sworn in as the new county commissioner. He succeeds Tehe Mink who retires after a term marked by a contested election and public bids. Road petitions and local issues remain on the agenda as the new officeholder assumes duties Monday.
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Fred Rinehart
Chrawfers
New County
Tehe Mink
Ufilte
Yoni
CPI Ghey
Tagdgent Road
Leon Med
Typhoid Fatality At Adams Mill Scene Confusing
Fragmentary OCR reports a typhoid death at Adams Mill involving a child and family members. Names and places are garbled, with scattered phrases about victims and local figures. overall details and dates are unreadable.
Position at Steubenville Seeks Rail Work
Ray Merchant of Conensiile recently completed a course at Merwelith Business College and travelled to Steubenville to pursue a position with the Pennsylvania Railroad at Tow.
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Steubenville
Ray Merchant
Conensiile
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tov
Sola Saddie Horse and Jay Woed Encounter
Fragmentary text references Sola Saddie Horse and Jay Woed with unclear roles. Mentions possible event at Indy with a person named Tore Bane and mentions media attention. Details are too garbled to confirm specifics or outcomes.
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Jay Woed
Saloy jUstt
Eaddie
Indy
Dim Haetine Sarived
Tore Bane
Qmemit Media
Trolley Folks Buy Gravel Banks of Own
Nearly all the right of way has been secured between Doylestown and Orrville for the Orrivie Doylestown Arberton Railway Co. The line plan changed to a new route via Wittman while farmers along the original path resist. Officials of the Cleveland Brooklyn and Southern Electric Co. attended. Survey work continues north of Hoghton as gravel purchases and route shifts proceed.
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Doylestown
Orrville
Tor
Orrivie
Arberton Railway Co
Orville
Beaitime
Wittman
Doylesmwan
Mare Hem
Ritts
Toad
Cleveland, Tgrook
Aml Southern Elegtee Company
Hoghoeton
Reneh
Toylestown
Smith Nominated to Succeed Criswell in General Assembly
At the county nominating convention William Ty Smith of this city was nominated to replace Z H Criswell as member of the general assembly. Resolutions praised vate representatives and endorsed democracy as promoted by William Jennings Bryan. Charles Caswell, brother of the late representative, was among Smith's opponents.
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Criswell
Marlon
Bent
Nemeratic
William
Ty. Smith
Inala Tr
McFadden for Mayor in Stonbenville Primary
The first primary in a decade saw a small turnout as Sapte 16 Stonden Pemocrats held the quarter voting. Nemocratic editor Meauden backed by the Slikeenforcement platform ran for mayor but received limited support.
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McFadden
Stonbenville
TV. Meauden
Folk a Request Refused in Sacramento Court
Sacramento dispatch Sept 16 reports the court refused Folk a request linked to Missouri resident Gay Folk. The matter involves J Foros Magen pid Antonio Viliireal, held in Los Angeles on charges connected to criminal activity, with Judge covering decision not to grant the petition.
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Sacramento
Col
Covernor Gilletta
Petisa
Folk of
Missouri
J. Foros Magen Pid Antonio Viliireal
Los Angeles
Hholdiy St. Tens
Judy A Candidate Tellefontatoy O Sept TG A
Democratic representative frau Darke county announces candidacy for the United States Senate to succeed Foraker.
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Judy
Tellefontatoy
A. S. Tidy
Darke
United States
Foraker
Oldest Man in County Dead
McNeal Leach, aged the county's oldest man, died Monday morning after years in the area. He leaves several children in the county. A funeral service was planned for Tuesday near Rigaed.
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McNeal Leach
Cashaeton
Rinaaed
Garbage Cans Must Be Taken Down For Trash Pick Up
A new rule from the board of health requires residents on upper floors to place garbage cans downstairs in the back yard or on the ground floor. Exceptions exist where no yard is present, but cans must still be kept downstairs. The rule aims to save time for the garbage man and reduce porch nuisances after complaints. Some residents oppose the measure citing inconvenience and privacy concerns.
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Board of Health
Mr. Smith
Road petition and local notices amid Crosthwaite county items
A commission will hear a petition for a new road in Linton township from Lilton Mille to Newcomerstown along Priunfield to Newcomerstown, with Creek crossing. Probate counts note guardian appointed, and various expenses listed including jail salaries, groceries, school orphans support, and bridge estimates. West Lafayette local items report Capt T Z Nok returning from Wyoming, running a general store and Buckeye hotel, Levi ll town population around 1400, and social notes on local families and residents.
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In Commission
Griouer
Linton Township
Lilvton Mille
Newconers
Priunfield
Newcomerstown
J. GC. Miskimen
Nok
Finlifeld
Lovell
Wyoming
West Lafayette
Plain- Gohl
Cook
Levell
Buckeye Hotel
Maryland
Ives
Dick Abbott
Joshi
Maely
Ward Finds Early Washington Town Ties in Old Letter
An Age reader from Knox County recounts a letter born of 1826 that sketches life in early Washington townships. It mixes reminiscence of Polly Pearlforsoni, Stubbleworth, and various local firms while noting the Coshocton Bank’s sizable loan to multiple companies.
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John Howell
la Deneting
Nnox County
Washington
Coshocton
Thiges
Noel
Bat
Dimirh
Scott
Polly Pealforsoni
Persyson
Tony Poros
Stubbleworth
Erie
Wale Victory To Hustling Young Man Ernest E Hoffman
Ernest E Hoffman, sporting editor at The Daily Age, leaves the paper to study at West Lafayette College. He will attend literary courses in the mornings and work at the enamel plant in the afternoons, aiming to enhance his rework and reach a brighter future.
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Ernest E. Hoffman
Daily Age
West Lafayette College
Hig Quest
Man Thrown From Train Near Taphendle Depot
An Italian man was thrown from a moving train near the Taphendle depot on Friday evening. He rose, limped away holding his back, claiming severe pain. Nearby residents report a disruption as staff attempted to assist, while the incident prompted a temporary halt to traffic.
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Taphendle
Police Court Report on John Black Arrest and Expulsion
John Black, arrested by Officer Fretague Friday night on a betsy drunk charge, was a stranger in town. The mayor ordered him out of the city Saturday morning after he was selling a kind of cement or glue.
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John Black
Fretague Wriday
Betsy
Ile
Sith
Market Prices and Church Scandal Highlight Coshocton Page
Crowded public market sales set fair prices with butter at two cents and spring chickens between thirteen and sixteen cents per pound. A Coshocton woman testifies in a church trial against Rev King amid defiant tobacco chewing allegations and counter charges involving Dr Wenthrone. Kate Myers, a former Coshocton resident, recounts seeing tobacco chewing through a car window and identifies spittle as proof.
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Coshocton
Ohio
King
Kate Myers
King Ma Feria
Katey Myers
Prenst
Beng
Phil Delphia
Ohio Democrat
Ase
Miyer
Dickerson Jurors Attend Annual Picnic
The twelve jurors gathered for the annual event with a large dinner and social hour. Attendees included local residents from Cooper, Osford, Oxingils, Bethlehem, and surrounding areas, with several cited by name in the seating plan and itinerary for the March 4 gathering.
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Dickerson
Dickeman
Cosperdais
Kreider
Whiteside
Osferd
Bethlehem
Chufonth
Coshoe Ton
Coshocton Man Elected President at Newark Reunion
A Coshocton man won election at a Newark reunion meeting held Thursday. The event included officers and a vice president election. The gathering continued with plans for future reunions, including a Cranksville site.
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Coshocton
Newark
Wah
Yds Babi
Eleatidt
Craoaksville
Bakersville Ohio News Notes and Social Highlights
Miss Kite Neels of Bloanee is noted in early September social items. Families gather over Sabbath with Mr William Sehants and relatives near Cheveliod. Miss Mamie Dahmer and Miss Con stance Carpenter of Fresno visit family, while the Bakersville Presbytery meets in Steubenville conference.
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Gakersville
Bakersville
Ohio
Miss Kite Neels
Bloanee
Ieee
Mta Nata
Pepheny
Alix
Witliam Sehants
Cheveliod
Miss Bate Clout
Nellie Swert Yor
Coshoeran
Qrte Acumier
Iat
Mamie Dahmer
Constance Carpenter
Fresno
Bakersville Presbey
Steobenville
Blider Alexander Fintan
Poet JOE HALL ENTERTAINS GUESTS WITH CAKEWALK
A home entertainment on Lath Poust Street Friday evening featured poet Jos K Halk and sonester giving songs and light performances for several guests.
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Joe Hall
K. Halk
Lathpoust Street
Murderer of William Crispen to be tried next month
From Huntington West Virginia comes word that Joan Bayles is charged with the murder of William Crispen. The case is set for trial next month as Coghocton remains unsettled.
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WM. Crispen
Huntington
W Ve
Joan Bayles
William Crispen
Coghocton
Why Carnival Did Not Come In Coshocton
The Coshocton Eagles will be carnival free this year after a visit by Gail Hamilton and others to the Smith Carnival Co. in New Philadelphia. The carnival was canceled when the rep came to bill the town and found another carnival nearby, then left. About $200 of merchandise donated by local merchants pillars now require rearranging. trolley line headquarters move from Park to Keene, with Deck er driving men to relocate Monday.
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Coshocton
Ageat
Jan Orrvine
Keene
Beth MM. Decker
Coshoelnn
Son Is Kinder Arrest For Forging His Father's Name
James Pash, 20, jailed on forgery charges after forging his father Joseph Pash’s name on two checks at a Third Street saloon to cover debts. The father reported the fraud to Commercial National Bank, leading to Jim’s arrest near Newark after a theater visit. authorities pursue formal charges and possible release arrangements as the case unfolds.
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James Pash
Joseph Pash
Third Street
National Bank
Callwell
Saul
Newark
Marple
Mike Mercuria
Jim
Newark Auditorium
AL Cripple Creek
Wil
Eir
Tay Blas
bin Shirk
Hasem
Chistiier Caldwell Die Bank
Dayumie
Danmiends
Bane
Will Study Law RE Rock Leaves For Morgantown WV
Will Rock leaves next Tuesday for Morgantown Virginia to commence studying law. After two years there she expects to finish at Ann Arbor.
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RE Rock
Morgantown
VV. Va
Ann Ar
Sieh
Trophy Is Ready For Blue Hole Sport
The Five Hole Trophy, a belt silver loving cup, is on display at Burns & Gosser's in West Lafayette. It honors Pine Hole Fishing Club founder Harry C. Ferguson and will go to the winner of the Blue Hole contest set for September 21 along the Orange and Wild Turkey Lack route.
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Blue Hole
Pine Hole
Harry C. Fergison
West Lafayette
Burns & Goster’s
Suure
Jengraved
Harry
Blue Hale
Coshocton
Clarence Gosser
Orange
Wildkey Lack
Bover & Ibs
Oswego
Bristol
Horton Manufacturing Co
Connecticut
A. J. Meisserback & Gra
Newark
New Jersey
Freeport Werk Cn
Treeport
Mlinois
Freeport
John J. Hildebrandt
Logansport
Tn Dul
Sroners
Oriuige
Wild Turkey
Burns & Gasser
Cashocton
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