Jacobs Beall wedding ties local society in autumn glow
Miss Emma Jacobs and Dr J T Beal were married at the Beall home on Lee Avenue with close relatives present. Rev Hamilton officiated. Misses Lela Beall and Mary Evans played. The couple are well known in Cushconton and received many good wishes. Other notes: Woman's club gathering, district Presbyterian meetings, dancing class postponement, thimble party, New Century club picnic, and Bell Telephone operators meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Jacobs
J.T. Beal
Beall
Lee Avenue
Mr. Hamilton
Presbyterian Church
Lela Beall
Mary Evans
Henry Clarke
Eldridge
Burchard
Neb
Anna
Cora Beall
Trumai Waltz
Homer Beall
Dr. Beall
Personal notes from early spring town record
Individuals travel and visit across the region with multiple locals and guests. El Patton departs for Antioch College Yellow Springs Ohio. Mrs Charles Lear and child visit Canton relatives. French Maxwell of Cuba, grandson of F W Thornhil, meets Miss Caroline Boyd and friends. Dr J E Foster visits Muskingum County on professional business. Rev and Mrs Carpenter of Ave ne visit. Floyd Smith in Newark. F E Pomerene leaves for Cleveland and Buffalo. Mrs Susan Miller and Estella Watson set off for Clay City Indiana. Eloise Beebe returns to Glendale College. Grant Bantam travels to Hopedale for Matt Snellacy. A L Siemers and Jacob Siegeist visit Chestnut Street. Dr H Hanna of Columbus, connected with Eldridge and Higgins house, on business. John Ballou and family return from Toledo trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el. Patton
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Charles Lear
Little Son
Floyd Smith
Newark
F. E. Pomerene
Cleveland
Buffalo
Susan Miller
Estella Watson
Clay City
Ind
Eloise Beebe
Glendale College
Grant Bantam
Hopedale
Matt Snellacy
A. L. Siemers
Loftant
Illinois
Jacob Siegeist
Chestnut Street
H. Hanna
Columbus
Eldridge and Higgins
John Ballou
Toledo
Circuit Judges Set Sessions In Ohio Annual Meeting
Ohio circuit court judges met in the state law library to reorganize with Judge Harrison Wilson named chief justice and Judge Jones as secretary. They noted no action on attorney general opinions about pre act salary increases, and set district court sessions for listed counties with specific May to December dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court of
Ohio
State Law Library
Harrison Wilson
Second District
Jones
Jackson
Ashland
Coshocton
Delaware
Fairfield
Holmes
Knox
Licking
Morgan
Morrow
Muskingum
Perry
Richland
Stark
Tuscarawas
Dee
Wayne
Officers Chosen By Army of the Cumberland Reunion
At Chattanooga Tennessee on September 20 General Gales P Thruston of Nashville was unanimously elected president of the Army of the Cumberland. Other officers named include Orland A Somers as corresponding secretary Brigadier General Frank G Smith treasurer Colonel G C Kniffin historian General James Barnett chairman General C H Grosvenor General J G Parkhurst officers H S Chamberlain J W Foley E A Carman Smith D Atkins and J M Farquhar as part of the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Cumberland
Chattanooga
Tenn
Gales P. Thruston
Nashville
Orland A. Somers
Frank G. Smith
United States Army
G. C. Kniffin
James Barnett
C. H. Grosvenor
J. G. Parkhurst
H. S. Chamberlain
J. W. Foley
E. A. Carman
Smith D. Atkins
J. M. Farquhar
Swindler Arrest in New York Edison Case
New York police arrest David Chmsterton, claiming he led a ring that swindled Edison Electric out of 50 000 to 75 000 by placing concealed switches to reduce meter readings. Police expect more arrests as the investigation expands across the Northern District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewe Destered Meters Company
New York
David Chmsterton
New York Edison Electric Company
Chatterton
LARCENY CHARGE AGAINST NEW YORK FIRM MEN
Charles Augustus Seton and Harrison H. McElhiney of C Augustus Seton & Company faced larceny charges in New York for stealing about 23 000 from multiple firms. They operated at 43 Wall Street offering financing to newly formed enterprises, with 1800 stolen from Houston Galveston and Interurban Railroad Co. and the rest from other corporations. The article notes Seton’s prior arrest and rogue’s gallery presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Houston, Galveston and Interurban Railroad Company
Charles Augustus Seton
Harrison H. McElhiney
C. Augustus Seton & Company
Wall Street
Seton
Cleveland
Coshocton County 34th Annual Fair Opens Strong
Indications point to one of Coshocton’s most successful fairs with rapid improvements to fairground buildings and full use of space. Premiums attract strong competition across departments, and a top racing card awaits with four days of trotting and pacing races totaling a $3600 purse. The fair runs Tuesday October 10 through Friday, promising lively contests and high quality displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Coshoeton County
Court House probate and guardianship actions
Court records show the will of Frank Kane admitted to probate with Julia Kane widow electing to take under the will and Mina Guthrie appointed guardian of Frank Guthrie am imbecile. Treasury items list various small payments including road repair, medical aid, and bridge planking. Advertising notices and beauty product claim follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VW Sands
New Case Township
John Cullison
Hamilton Browning
Eagles Plan For New Home In Coshocton Aerie
The Coshocton aerie of Eagles to meet in Forbes block for a vote on securing permanent lodge quarters. Plans call for a hall used exclusively by the aerie with a lodge room reading room and card rooms. A committee oversees the project and eyeing several promising locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Aerie of Eagles
Forbes Block
The
Aerie
Knights to attend dedication in New Comerstown
About fifty members of the local Knights of Pythias lodge will travel to New Comerstown to attend the dedication of a new hall. The event will also feature the conferral of the third degree on nine candidates and is expected to be a lively occasion. A local help-wanted notice seeks housekeeping rooms for a man and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Newcomerstown
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Woman's Club
Walter Winters
Tve
James R. Johnson
Reo. Overholt
Woman's Home Missionary, Society of Grace M IE
George Bock
Forbes Hall
C. E. Ransom
E. P. Hack
New Century Club
Wilson Farm
M. D .Custer
Carl R. Herbig
W. S. Merrell
T. L. Montgomery
M. A. McConnell
Clifford Adams
John Ricketts
Mary Mortley
Agnes Crawford
Nellie Fisher
Macra Palm
Mary C. Rue
Sadie Smith
Zoe Shrake
Helen Brown
George Overholt
Overholt
Miss May Rogers
Bell Telephone Company
Washington
Wade
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
United States
Passimo
Sicily
Hamburg-American Line
Pring Oskar
Genoa
Naples
William Rens
St. Loui
John J. Glennon
London
St. Johns
N. F
Pearsons
Democrats
Ottawa County Herald
Dew
Herrick
Fremont Journal
Anti-Saloon League
Democratic State
Democratic
Athens Messenger
Aloes Ea
Rth St. Theatre
Josh Spruce
Court House
Pienbak
Rasad
Coshocton Straw Paper Co
Diana
Juno
IC. E. Anderson
S. W. Snyder
the Ransom Dry Goods Co
E. P. Reed
Foster & Strome
P. O
Eagles
Knights
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