Reunion of the Sixtieth Ohio Defenders in Coshocton
Veterans of the 60th Ohio and the 68th joined a large reunion in Coshocton. A procession, speeches, and music marked the event, with Capt. Cook of Lovell, Wyoming, leading efforts and Judge James Holder elected as the new president to guide next year’s gathering in Carrollton. The day featured a church assembly, a noon dinner, and memories of Civil War battles including Chickamauga and Poeryville as veterans reflected on service and sacrifice.
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Carrollton
Stet
James Holder
H. McCall
Onessa Station
Daniel L Miskimen
Newcomerstown
Joan Swigert
Cushocton
A. H. Broom
Paenheidan
Ohio
Coshacten
Jukas
Miss
Coshocton
Broom
Cambridge
Capt
Cook
Lovell
Wyoming
Relief Corps
A Broom
Clay Phipps
George Warner
Wm. Morrison
George W. Foutz
Cleveland
Joseph Love
George Baumegarinivy
From
M. P
Tle
Cashoctan
Poerryaville
Tua
Corinth
Peters
48Rd Regiment
Leburger
Tie
Het Oe Fieg
Col
Pren Methan
Noilie
John Murgis
BOP
Tina Aronkudl
Slo Clenjemin
Charles Hit
Owenne
Cal Bell
Rengress
Heag 97 Dears Ale
BOA Tohn Swiverteaind
Wootae Siet
New Philadelpha Ta
Colh
Tidee Nicholas
Uher
Lor
Honor Roll of veterans at reunion list
Official reunion honor roll prints a long roster of veterans from multiple towns and states. Names include James T. Richmond Carrollton Avon Rendall Cashocton and many others with units and locales such as Coshocton Newcomerstown West Lafayette and Warsaw. The list notes the fifty first and fifty first lists received too late for press with Friday publication planned.
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James T. Richmond
Washieton
Clendennen
Carrollton
Avon Rendal
Mineral City
Ross
Cashocton
Dehiut Slavensen ST
Fryer
Dunkirk
Wo Fonts
Shepherd, Mich
Kincaud
Sherrodsville
Samuel Wise
Coshocton
Samuel Moore
Lameantne
A. Neptune
Riscar
B. Mirer
Bakersville
Lewie Barrick
Chas
Jult
G. Coshocton
J. P Swigert
Noh Holderman
Perrysville
James M. Bailey
Shreve
W. Cornell
New Castle KE
Whitten
Wellsville
Hifaston
Warsaw
Derr
Mainfield
S. Vandueen
G. Cashocton
A. Fruzine
Conpsville
W.va
Janes
Hanse
Coshoecion
Sears
Wardershire
A. Vitner
Lewsville A. K
Vrgom
Dtm Corps
Camlaidte J
Bassetts Plaingell
T. KO McFadilen
Newconterstown
John Berton
Denison OW
Purtay
Th. Lavell
Weomug
Shidty
Newcomerstown
John Borer
Coskneten Thenry
Era
Chui Liew
O ' Powelkon
Tan Mishkinie TR
Newcanestown
Samuel Wiggins
Waist Tatfaymules
Brown
J. Corrathan
J M Cochran
Lalmer
Reunion List Preserves Names of Mifty First Ohio Members
Long roster from the Mifty-First Ohio gathered at the M E church reunion. Honorary members named from New Moscow to Dallas Co and Chicago. Regrets noted from numerous cities as sections read from J K Werheal, Philo Locklin, Ralph McGlintock, and others.
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Ohio
Armstrong
A. Babcock
Win
Waser
Wm. Ditto
Geo. Muse
D. BR. Fabre
David Whiter
Lewis Wing Sylvester Bummell
George Dunn
Abe Schrock
E. Pitta
Thos. Houston
Ripley
Wisels
J. Beatin
Henry Nelson
Ed Lowe
Tohn W Kuan
G. W Moore
John Stanner
Wash Kane
H. J. Warner
W. CG. Ffank
S$. McNeil
PF. Zuruchner
J. M Gray
John Kirn
Jesse Walton
Samuel Reauch
Henry Crooks
Whi. Choonoyer
Clark Bell
N. C. Guthrie
J. H. Kass
C. E L. Spring
N Wickler
John Iateh
W. Moore
W. A. Johnson
Derath
O A. Correll
Jacob Wise
A King
George W. Warner
James Askrens
David Weller
Emanuel Crowoh
N. W. Bassett
Richmond
J. Ye
John Ailing
J M. Agnew
Martin Raneles
P. Miller
R Kinsley
Thos. McConnell
Wi. Mohier
Geo. van Horn
John Schoonover
Sac Norris
James Nelson
Samuel Midler
John Foster
Anetheny Houssman
Wain
Nicholas John M. Miller
CG. Elson
C. Williams
Alex Cartman
Henry Bawman
John Kle
Coshocton
J. K. Werheal
Sidney
Philo Locklin
Elkhart
Ralph McGlintoel
Chicago
John McClintock
Berger
Dallas Co
Iowa
I.H. Tipthday
Davenport
Tunjer Davis
Freemont
Alfred Art
Greet Castle
Vinton
Fuwar
W. Wallace
Quarry
Outing at Adams Mills Plans for a picnic and chicken dinner
At a Newcomes meeting Mrs Kreber and others planned a picnic at the Adams Mills fair grounds for tomorrow. Guests were to be honored with a chicken dinner at Mrs Croy's. No. 2 Friday evening Adams Mills will host, with return on No. 20 for a special story. Also noted is a typhoid fever case and sick lists for local residents.
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Adams Mille
Newcomes
Ancient Book Tells of the First Election
A historical volume recounts early town records from the area near Walnut and Seventh, noting council, recorder, and treasurer votes, including figures for John Crawley, Robert Urey, and Geo L. Morian. It details ordinances on street obstructions and fire safety and claims the book covers elections up to 7850. The volume is on display at Mrs Jewery’s Main Street store window.
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Walnut
le Loctan
Amharel Tar
Slos. Smith
Jes Nel
Sem Les
Council
John Crawley
Roohert Urey
Ws. Burns
Abrahan Sells
Janes Matthews
Tod Brew
Same Terns
John McCullough
Wilson Metrawan
Leleuker
Geo L. Morian
I.E. McFannen
A+ Neill
Tom Tintehisen
TZ Volen
W. Rue
Dewe Ui
John Porter
Ed Bennett
Widgery
Flora
Wilcoxon
Jewery Stors
Man Offers Home For 15 Year Old Lily West
L. P. Foster of Canal Lewisville Road provided a suitable home for Lily West, a 15 year old girl. The Humane Society notes Officer Jackson says numerous letters and calls have offered good homes at the society's disposal.
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L. P. Foster
Canal
Lewisville Road
Lily West
Trl the Humane Society
Jackson Sys
Sociery
Roosevelt to spend 17 days in camp in Louisiana swamps
Secretary Loeb says President Roosevelt will camp in northeastern Louisiana for about 17 days starting around October 5, as a nearly uninterrupted vacation with occasional hunting breaks. He will travel from Oyster Bay to Washington then westward, with stops for speeches at Vicksburg and Hermitage before returning to Washington. The hunt area includes Bayou Macon swamps in Madison Parish with abundant bears deer and small game, where mosquitoes make netting common.
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Lech
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Louisiana
Louikiany
Lfe
Loeb
Washington
Wisksturg
Miss
Washinton
White House
Civil Service
John A. Mehibinniey
New Iberta
John M. Parker
New Orleans
Vicksbours
Hermitage
Tenn
Onsa
Madison Parish
Mississippi River
Illness Report Lists Several Sickness Cases
Typhoid fever and severe illness affect residents in Bloomfield and nearby areas. Miss Blattie Williams shows slight improvement after feverish days. Mrs Gathering Bale remains dangerously ill at home. Miss Mills of Conesville and Miss Madeline Harris in South Seventh Street are listed as seriously ill.
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Blattie Willams
Thiuraday Eversig
Father Synan
Burt Avenue
Mills
Conesville
Scriousho
Madeline Harris
South Seventh Street
Cun
Jier Tome
Origs Street
Timber crew and landlords strike timber deal near Leander
Timber men work with Ben Kiser on a land lease at Leander Lew farm amid contract talks. Miura Hey and Hans Liaawrenne operate a screwing firm atopiped Miura Hey, planning shifts and rents as parties seek a larger timber sale and protection of access across the area.
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Ben Kiser
Leander Lew Farm
Miura
Five year old struck by car in tragic incident
A five year old boy, son of S Lee, was seriously injured when a car backed over him near his Chestnut Street home. Bystanders rushed to assist as authorities investigated the scene. The attending physician reported no broken bones but the child remains in hospital care. Case dismissed.
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S Lee
Ashlee Teeley
Unclear court docket details mistyped in early report
Fragmentary notice outlines pending criminal cases with planned docket dates and travel of an individual named Tadge Nichols to Milfeosbure and Aghtsad, plus an order for warrants and case handling by a grand jury. Names and places appear garbled.
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Hitler Nachel
Arta
Tadge Nicsholag
Milfeosbure
Aghtsad
Coshocton
Swenlesix Seraong
LODGES PUSH EXCURSION TO SPRINGFIELD OHIO
Lodge members propose a Springfield Ohio library excursion after a meeting in which W K Manner Seth Snyder and others urged the trip. A special committee including Brendel Shannon and Manuel will report to the library trustees as interest in the Springfield journey grows.
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Springfield
Spriggfield
Ohio
Feee
Cllys Leading Ledger
K.P. Tall
W. K. Manner
Seth Snyder
Gen
Nton
K Pts
Rittenhouse T
Wilder
Mioes
Jodyus
Messrs
Brendel
Shannon
Manuel
Bridiuv
Married Couple Ties Knot in Adams Street Ceremony
Two young popities Young people of Nowens were married Thursday evening at six by Rev Johnston of the Christian church at his home on Adams Street. Mr and Mrs Teale remained in Cexhpetrem last week and visited New Castle today. Friends warmly greeted the couple.
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Johaton
Migs Ve Anen
John Teale
Nowens
Johnston
Christan Chnret
Adams Street
Teale
Cexhpetrem
New Castle
Harris on Blue Hole Yarns and Judicial Appointment
In reply to a notification of appointment by the Blue Hole Fish elite Harris consents as a judge for fal stories. Severnes Purvis to be sent the manuscript. The governor cannot attend due to another engagement. Prominent Columbians and Otdoans show interest in the event, West Lafayette Indicator notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhi Hole Fishnye
Severnes Purvis
Qeb
Canot
West Lafayette
Bridges and good roads question to be voted countywide
Papers filed according to state Thursday to ensure good roads in every part of the county and adequate bridges over rivers. Public to vote yes or no on the questions.
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Puscuras Wat Dunt Wathonding
Baling
Blackson Taken Away From County Jail to Gallipolis Hospital
Allan Blackson, epileptic, was moved from the county jail to Gallipolis Hospital by Al King after initially resisting transfer. He was taken on Wednesday afternoon, with caretakers noting he calmed once en route and began treatment at the hospital.
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Blackson
Allan Blackson
Comity
Gallipolis
al King
Aeknon
New Books Arrive at the Public Library
Library shelves gain new titles including Masters of Art and The French Revolution by Stephen, The Works ret Travelours, Masterpieces and the History of Literature, Cambridge Mavern story, and Tela lateralire across several volumes. The list shows multiple volumes added today.
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Stephen
Camteldge Mavern Story
Two Typhoid Cases Reported in North Galor Ward
Two new cases of typhoid fever were reported to Northwest Galore Ward Millen on Friday. Both patients live at the corner of Ok Gavenne and Tene streets. This is the first such report since last week, and the Tower seems to be dying out in Conheetane.
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Nawdth Galeor
Millen
Goth
Ok Gavenne
Ana Tene
Conheetane
Two More Locks Are Done and Other Items
A fragmented report notes two additional locks completed and mentions figures including Chis weet, Superintendent 6, Gelter, Navarre, and Dave with others working on related tasks. It references completion timelines by December 1 and mentions Donley, Niehelak, and Percy JYianin in unclear local actions.
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Gelter
Imvinton
Cam
Niles
Dave
Colber
Tiven
Demgnber
Marriage Notice for Qi Avbars and Ali News Underwood
Miss Qi Avbars of New Tedford and Mr Ali News Underwood of Costroclen wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Weber on Thursday. The couple plans to reside on South Eleventh Street, with a North American wedding event noted by local residents.
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Weber
Qi Avbars
New Tedford
Ali News Underwood
Costroclen Ayerc
Th T. Webey
Solth
Maelok
South Elehth Street
Birthday Party at Roscoe Celebrates Mrs Anderson
A fragment notes a Thursday birthday party for Mrs Anderson of Roaeros. Attendees included friends and neighbors. the gathering was described as a happy occasion with festive weather and cheerful mood among those present.
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Anderson McNgan
Roaeos
Alrat Ogen and Alm Attend Funeral in Rescue
The article notes the funeral and viewing of Mrs Catherine Ringer formerly MisK HA Ringer of Rosrae. The ceremony took place at the home of Mrs Ringer in Rescue, with the funeral proceedings and view held on a Friday afternoon.
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Alrat Ogen
Onne Mig Joseph
Delayed Travel Plans Sketch for Tuckson Resident
Leaver An Delightful Trip Mrooard Mere Adlen Marshell of Tuckson township left Thursday earning for Cleveland and will go to Tutalo Niagara Fidla Toronto Ale hany down the Mudeon to New York Washington Jamestown Maltimore and arrive Canton Sept 28 and witness the traveling of the Mc Kinley monument then return to Central City Canton.
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Adlen Marshell
Tuckson Township
Aearning
Cleveland
Otsego Oil Declares Another Dividend for Stockholders
Otsego Oil & Gas Co reports a cash dividend of 88 000 to be distributed today to Coshocton stockholders. Major holders include Mr and Mrs James Magars Cecil Magers and Eddinar Simons. Company capital is 350 000 with 5 000 already paid out, leaving most invested funds returned except about 6 000. Organization notes list officers presidents Royne and Ruker Otsego, secretary Ritroway Otsego, treasurer Thirdford Otsego, board members Boyer Ruker Metaughlin Dine Otsego, and Schirer of Newark.
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Coshocton
Ot “Sego Ol & Gys Go
Cokipguy
Aid
James Magars
Cecil Magers
D. Schott
Eddinatar
Wim- Simons
Whlista Ufabu
Fone
Uta
Otseso
Weharid Royne
Otwego
Veo
C. W
Street paving delayed by tar shortage near Willant street
The tar shortage has delayed paving on East Willant street as workers paused near the Wheeling and Lake Erie crossing. Once the tar issue is settled with the railroad company and city, the strip along the tracks will be paved first, followed by the extreme east end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoums
Norman
East Willant
Wheeling & Lake
Rtihond Company
Warsaw Wire Fence Plans For Fair Exhibition
John Stanton and Mald Laughlin of Warsaw announce progress at the reorganized Wire Fence factory village. They say two tons of wire are on the way for a preliminary trial, two cars are ordered for early fall delivery, and an onvire fence will be shown at the county fair in October. They expect to begin actual manufacture soon and forecast a bright outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanton
Mald Laughlin
Warsaw
Gr Unt
Mr. Stanton
Avere Ino Oshocon
Thyrawut
Nheir
Infant’s Trial Ends Quick as Court Deliberates Nine Minutes
An infant in a paternity case before Jashoeton County jurors faced the courtroom during a brief hearing. The jury, empaneled and instructed, returned a verdict in under ten minutes amid a scene of baby’s cries and near-total absence of the defendant. Prosecutor Metawell led the case. only witnesses Mrs John MeKtifin and Mrs McGifth testified. The judge’s clerk supplied formal language as the bail was set and the case remained unresolved at press time.
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Enie
Jashoeton
Lwolyve
Hoxsle McGunn
Metawell
Fat Cat
Tin Clval
Besa McGifth
John MeKtifin
Ineswen
Avid Dao
Wniten
Mist
Grand Jury Indicts and Detains Suspects in Local Case
The county grand jury returned indictments as officers reported the Egg Case ringleaders identified and will face charges. Sherman Nosker appeared with counsel on aggravated assault and battery charges, pleading not guilty. The Johnson Piano Co sale and restraining order matter was argued, with a forthcoming sale scheduled. A Glass versus Hofman verdict favored the plaintiff.
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Bob UP
Iyad
Sherman Nosker
Jude Nicholas
Wen
Daugherty
Challmages
Atty
Glenn
Hasg Ya Rensty
Reestyver Duran
Cambridge
W. S
Questions on Theory and Practing for the Year
The Board of Examiners will base questions largely on King’s Rational Living for the present year. The pamphlet can be obtained for $1.00 by addressing The High Teachers' Reading Circle, Columbia, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
M'Donalp
Ob Fpryk
Board of Exatoreers
Ghia
Cirele
Columbia
Ohio
Free Cure for Eczema and Skin Diseases Offered
An advertisement promises a free positive cure for eczema, salt rheum, erysipelas, piles, and skin diseases. It urges sufferers to write F. W. Williams at 400 Manhattan Avenue, New York, enclosing a stamp.
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Manhattan Avenue
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