High School Basketball Squad Guests at Kiwanis Lunch
Coshucton high school basketball players were guests at a Kiwanis lunch at the YWCA. Head Coach Senuyi outlined feeder system plans and noted a busy gym and two outdoor courts. The CHS varsity members listed include Senter, Turner, and Dat, with seniors Zange, Boake, Corder, Filto, and Sturte. Junior Karl Sturte was absent. Karl Sherretts led the program. The group announced a 25th anniversary party for the duo on March 20.
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Coshucton High School
E Wens
YWCA
Senuyi
Wharton
Cours
Vaisscar
Jack Anderson
CHS
Varsary
Kenneth Senter
Don Hetever
Dames Ather
Dick Turner
Eugene Dat
Semors
Dick Zange
Filme Boake
David Corder
John Filtow
Karl Sturte
Junions
James Kate Sophomore
Karl Sherretts
Poultry Plentiful in Two Week Food Outlook
AAA reports poultry leads plentiful foods for the next two weeks based on Coshocton AAA committee findings. USDA data show February 1 poultry stocks at record levels, with eggs in high demand and strong farm-to-market movement underway. Fish and citrus juice supplies are also above normal.
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Coshocton County
U .S Department of Agriculture
Ohio
USDA
Newcomerstown Bride Marries Thurman Rausch at St Pauls
Newcomerstown in East Main Street united Mrs Norma Jean Palmer daughter of Frank and Mrs Paine with Thurman Rausch son of Mr and Mrs Robert Rawwth in a St Pauls Lutheran ceremony read by Rev Charles S Foust. The bride wore a blue street length dress with white organdy trim and black white accessories. Maid of honor Miss Martha Buck New Concord wore gray and yellow. best man Doran Widder of Sugarcreek. The couple, graduates of local high schools, will reside at Sugarcreek route 2 and plan a short wedding trip. A bel ling will be held Saturday night at Buckhorn Grange Hall.
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Norma Jean Palmer
Frank Paine
East Main Street
Newcomerstown
Thurman Rausch
Robert Rawwth
Sugarcreek
St Pauls Lutheran Church
Charles S Foust
Céemony
Martha Buck
Buckhorn Grange Hall
Wolf
Local Social Roundup From Coshocton Route Area
A series of Sunday and Saturday visits across the Coshocton and Fresno routes includes Ruth Eherwine and Hart sock families from Fresno route sharing time with Hart sock Jr and Lawler households. Many guests from Millersburg and nearby areas joined dinners and afternoon calls, with numerous family groups visiting throughout the area including the Hart sock, Hart sock Jr, Lower, Wanen, Neldon, and Uher households along with relatives from Casho ton and Bakersville vicinities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard and
Raymond Hart+ sock
Howard Hartsock Jr
Kermit Lower
New Bedford
Garden Booklets Distributed to County Schools
Extension agent G H Chambers announced the distribution of 309 garden booklets to all county schools via the county Superintendent of schools office. The booklets, published by Ohio State University's Agriculture Extension Service, offer comprehensive gardening information.
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G H Chambers
Jn Lautenschlager
Agriculture Extension Sevice
Ohio State University
Caton Divorce Is Granted in Common Pleas Court
Irene Widdleton Caton was granted a divorce from Harry Russell Caton on neglect of duty charges. The court awarded custody of their minor child to Irene until further order and granted reasonable visitation to the defendant. The marriage occurred August 14 1932. Thelma Lowe Sparks was the attorney for the plaintiff to Turner for the defendant.
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Irene . Widdleton Caton
Common Pleas
Harry Russell Caton
Tne
Thelma Lowe Sparks
Cco Turner
Divorce Dismissal Of Petition In Common Pleas Court
Mrs Porter filed for temporary relief in common pleas court seeking division of personal property and support. The respondent admitted portions of the petition and the court set forth expenses of $50, with a motion for temporary relief in the divorce proceeding.
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Robert
Porter
Waunda
Oaks
Ima
Removal of Advance Reservations on Pennsylvanian Lines
Railroad officials announce removal of restrictions on advance reservations starting March 15. Previously reservations could not be made until 24 days before departure. the Office of Defense Transportation order is withdrawn. A citywide schedule re arrangement on Am J 28 coincides with daylight saving time. Reservations will be limited until April 27 and then moved to a daily basis.
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Vower
Office of Defense Transportation
Aya
Unclear Realty Transfer Noted In Fragmented Text
A damaged OCR fragment references realty deeds and party names such as Margaret Sivigast Cosnoc and E W Brownard plus Rose V Burtier. It mentions multiple lot numbers 1192 1133 1134 and indicates a transfer or addition involving a Board and spouses. Details are unreadable.
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Wind
Gaan Doa
Margaret Sivigast Cosnoc
Board of
Tade
Lala L Grahams
Lui Portous
Phetaj
Ales
W Brownard
Rose
Burtier
Major Paul Hoffman in Cleveland Hospital After Serious Injury
Major Paul Hoffman of the Salvation Army was taken to a Cleveland hospital after a serious injury suffered on Monday. He was reported in stable condition, with medical teams providing treatment and monitoring.
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Paul Hoffman
Cleveland Cling
Worried Over Fruit Crop Here In Coshoeton County
Residents in Coshoeton County express concern about the fruit crop due to recent weather. Forecasters predict potential damage as trees begin to bud and leaves emerge, with hopes for relief as dry spells ease.
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Osten
Sarin Tate
Coe
Fragmented 1944 Ohio social items and a divorce notice
A jumble of names, visits, suppers, and family guests from the Owens-Midwestern region outlines social engagements in a Dayton style parish ledger. Among the Saturday to Sunday gatherings: Mr and Mrs Willian Pox, Mr and Mrs Cecil Rimsey, Mr and Mrs Levi Hains, and many neighbors hosting kin and friends. A divorce filing is noted, Rub Lo Foreman gaining a divorce in common pleas court from James Ro Forenan for gross neglect of duty, with Rub Randles listed as a former name.
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James Ro
Briniee
Hare
Quilt
Rubs Randles
Lerch
Local social visit includes Mae Stanko and families
A Bakersville social item notes Mae Stanko visiting on Sunday with Mi and Mrs Robert Hoailt and Mus Fmmia Meg at 7 unee with Chifrch Gein and the hated Madel of Newconmt ft War spat Sundas venting with Mi and Misys Grant Nort.
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Aid
Stanko. Mae
Sunda
Robert Hoailt
Unee
Chifrch
Gein
Madel
Misys
Grant Nort
Local Dance Card of Weekend Visits and Family Gatherings
Warsaw and Killbuck residents share weekend hospitality in a flurry of doorstep visits. Mrs Helen Bughtwell of War spent the weekend with Vi and Mrs Robert Ross, while Mr and Mrs James Dhoninsean joined Sunday plans with Vic Rudy Epples from Chik. A long list of Sunday callers includes the Croskes, Lose family with Shirley, Chipman, Burs, and many others visiting Kinbuck, Martian, and Clark locales. Nearby families and neighbors exchanged Sunday calls across multiple towns including Alliance, Killbuck, Blissfield, and Coshocton, with mentions of dinners, brunches, and Saturday evenings spent in friendly company.
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Helen Bughtwell
Warsaw
Robert Ross
Fame Tly
Seventeen Newberry stores represented at annual meeting
Seventeen Newberry company stores are represented at the annual meeting held in the Coshocton store with A F Hinkle in charge. Samples of new merchandise have been shown and orders taken. Attending are George Washburn Cash and a list of district participants from Wooster to Zanesville, Columbus, and Massillon, with James W. Allen as local manager.
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J J. Newberry Company
Coshocton
F Hinkle
George Washburn Cash
Hickmott Chilheathe
D. T Nichols Wooster Cart
Enfield
Fremont
John Mote
Zanesville
Bremincambe Tiffin
T. By Hechtel
Ashland
R E Hamilton
Hawkmoge
Chen
D R Thompson
George Heatherly
Lancaster
George Conner
Bucyrus
Charles Snyder
Columbus
Shieder Fronton
Robert Nelam
Massillon
R Milius
New Philadelphia
Charleston
Hams
Cambridge
James W. Allen
Locaul Muaniager
Calves Born Quadruplets At Cox Farm Reported
Three of four calves born to a two year old cow belonging to Mr and Mrs Woodrow W Cox Coshocton Route 5 are reported doing well. Quaidruplets among cows happen only about once in a million. One of the quads died shortly after birth.
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Woodrow W. Cox
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Main St
Roswollar Field
N. M
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Mt Carmel Hospital
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Route 2
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Commit Pleas
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Newcomerstownn
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Howard Hartsock Sr
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Coshacton
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Millersburg
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Janice
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Carl Hecker
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Lind Eck
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Arthur
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William Wanen
Anna Marie
Roy Neldon
Sam
Miss Gwern
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Mise Mary Norman
Joseph Uher
Dorothy
Cleo Uher
Donna
Cashocton
Fred Eberutine
David Garber
Bakersville
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Blane
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Mao
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Mas Lambert
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Moo
Mis Roy Oxte
Wes Tester
Fis
Willian Pox
Maud Santen
Mire
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Iternoen
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Mre
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Chik
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Kilbuck
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Miro
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Ciik
Mioo
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Ian Burs
Mio
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Glen
Janice Tavdor Gett
Killpouck
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Killbuck
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Doniki Knish
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Miners Lamps
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