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Newspaper
Coshocton News
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1946
Page
3
Local families host dinners and visits as soldiers announce homecoming and discharges. Five British war brides are due to arrive, with stories of kin and neighbors in Newcomerstown, Bakersville and surrounding towns. Dedication services honor flags at the Presbyterian church as communities share updates on veterans, marriages, and civilian life.
Union church services sponsored by the Canton ministerial association begin next Sunday at 7 30 p m and run Sundays through April 21 Easter Sunday The schedule lists speakers and host churches with Palm Sunday noting a cantata by the Community Chorus on March 31 and final Easter service at the Presbyterian church
Burrel Mobley and Guilliams family guests visit Conesville relatives while Junior Bryant enjoys a 20 day furlough. Samuel Clark receives honorable Army discharge and returns home to visit relatives. James and Gladys Hardesty travel to Bellsville, Pa to see a nephew in hospital. Havertys visit the Phillips in Conesville route 1 as Parks family joins relatives in Newcomerstown. Army discharge expected for Holdsworth, son of Ola Holdsworth, stationed in California. Robby Kenney undergoes major operation at City Hospital with slow recovery. Charles Chase's daughter is very ill at home. Eldon Powelson and family spend Sunday in Conesville route 1.
A Zanesville letter demands the newspaper publish both sides of a court motion in case 2422 of Muskingum County Common Pleas Court and reprints numerous property transfers. The note cites Ohio General Code Section 6319-3 on correcting false statements and excerpts the defendant Clarence J Crossland letterhead. The item also lists several deeds in Coshocton and surrounding townships and local notes on residents. Claimed World War I California enlistment figures and local weekend visits are included along with Basil Lumbin resigning as street commissioner of Conesville.
In Zanesville Ohio Earl J Jones moves in common pleas court to strike 23 paragraphs from Elizabeth Ko Jones petition seeking to set aside a December 22 divorce and void a settlement signed before that divorce. He claims the petition is a sham frivolous and that much of it is unnecessary or improper, urging the court to strike the argued paragraphs and noting prior court findings and testimony.
George W Fisher a 25 year old Navy veteran has been named patrolman for the Coshocton city police. He previously served as radioman third class in the Pacific and shore duty at Pearl Harbor. Fisher is the son of Dewey Fisher and married with one daughter. He attended Coshocton schools and worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad as a patrolman before enlisting. The appointment is praised by Safety Service Director Joe Trubenbach and Mayor William F. Martin as strengthening a department already noted for its sharp appearance and crime prevention training. The force includes Ray N. Douling, Harry Davis, Glenn Parrish, and others. plans for a modern radio system and improved contact with employment heads are underway.
The record argues that the opposing party could not commit fraud in obtaining a judgment or order, as the defendant could not practice fraud in pursuit of the decree. It notes the petition targeted the inception of the separation agreement and divorce action, and that the plaintiff secured the judgment herself, fixing the parties' status and rights which should remain unchanged.
Mrs George Cox aged 72 died Sunday night at 438 South Tenth Street. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of her daughter Mrs Asa Gephart, 842 South Fourth Street. Burial in South Laan cemetery. Survived by children Walter Cox, Mrs Asa Gephart, Mrs Earl Miskimens, Mrs Nellie McCormick, Greere Cox of Cashoeton. Ray Coy Detroit. Wal iam Cos Cleveland. Clyde Cox Canton. Also sisters Mrs George Corder Trinway and Mrs Pearl Mills Cashbeton. one brother James Jones of Coshacton. 23 grandchildren.
Evangelist Rev. and Mrs. L B Mathews of Valparaiso Indiana will lead revival meetings at the Church of the Nazarene 6m Orange Street near Cambridge Road starting tonight at 7 30 each evening through March 17 The pastor Rev L Le Zimerman invites the public to attend.
Brice Leguilton dies from suffocation after fire in his home late Saturday. Funeral at 2:30 pm Wednesday at Kallbuck Methodist Church. Surviving: wife, sister Mrs. Pearl Hunter of Kill buck, brother Brady Lee Gunlion of Killbuck. Also mentions marriage licenses LeRoy Miller and Betty Watson Coshocton, Harold Cochran and Edith Dickerson, both of Coshocton. Historical railroad note: on June 12, 1905, a Pennsylvania Special train covered three miles in 8 seconds at 127.06 mph.
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