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Newspaper

Coshocton News

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1946

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Woodrow W. Cox

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Kiwanis Club AAA Wall Paper & Paint Co Main St Roswollar Field N. M Lucille Scott Council Mel Council J Har. Moore Department of Industrial Relatons of Marian Mullet Albert Mullet Mt Carmel Hospital South Carlisle Street Kenneth Leroy Morrison Route 2 Port Washington Commit Pleas Gladys Irene Morrison Newcomerstownn Bowers Stafford Bowers MAYOR George A Wilson Keene Ruth Eherwine Howard Hartsock Sr Fresno Junior Berrs Coshacton Joseph E Lawler Verle Martin Hailey Williamson Millersburg Eva Kimmel Walter Staser Janice John Blissfield Forrest Adams Carl Hecker Don Daisel Lary Win Lind Eck Richard Robert Gerald Arthur Mona Maxwell William Wanen Anna Marie Roy Neldon Sam Miss Gwern Laurence Cashocton Mise Mary Norman Joseph Uher Dorothy Cleo Uher Donna Cashocton Fred Eberutine David Garber Bakersville HIVE Caton Tunnel Hill Mos Fyerett Blane James Mowtiv Rome Mao Langdom Hoayiah Batley Dennison Mia Frank Butler Mas Lambert Chuenee Underwood Dawson Chu the Cashueton Moo Mis Roy Oxte Wes Tester Fis Willian Pox Maud Santen Mire Poutin Richinson Iternoen Bete Wate Rite Mie Grovet Viegle and Son Qubet Bak Mre Cecil Rimsey Wsts T ¢ Jtaas Pret Ram George Toarpisns Modest MiCurds Freda Ray Thomas Evins Cooperdale Wary Cerol Juan Perryton Pacuts L J Graham Conperdale Carol Jean Vis McCurdy Thursdas Nova Okley Darr Elli Davis Crshoecan Comets Cunningham Rey Harry' Jombert Carolyn Larry Carr Fiestin Murl John Brady Bodie Wright Vion Mars Scott Wright Roscne Chars Mioc Cyde Sproul Wis Forrest Hawthorne Rex Hay Lambert Chale Hooker Mikesell Lesa Hollins Cool Ramsex Dale Mary Camp Charles Fox Fama Vivienne Riit Ceal Hireld Crowthers Tord J McCur Nidine Butier Ad Wooeht Wyoming Barry Fariscente International News Service James F Birnes Robert P Paterson Overseas Press Club of America New York City Frank Robertson INS Tokyo Faris Robertson Japan Herbert Hoover Florida Washington Truman Julius Klein Asistant Secretary of Commerce Mrs. Emmett Helmreich Layland Wanda Schopfer Mr and Vis James Dhoninsean Vic Rudy Epples Chik Deland Geith of Kilbuck Howard Croskes Wis Quen Lose Shirly Miro Walter Gray Ciik Mioo Wis Dein Chipman Ian Burs Mio Mar Simmons Glen Janice Tavdor Gett Killpouck Loretta McKelvey Jackson Easter Sr Russel Scherbir Garry and Jan Jackson Easter Dr Donner Pursts Str Frank Lattimore Charles Lowe Albertus Hough Joan of Martian Frank Swoboda Kenton M Ohryan Walter Coup Vernon William “Mae Altrwent Fakle Clint Sulton Wo Wa Walt Chapmin Betty Vis Dean Chapman Som Berry Loren Chapman Clark William Wwe Bett Thayer James Thompson W Schopfer C Huninger Mr Baton Tawi Reiss Sans Thomas Shannon Alliance Mro Trubatimiere M Arid Wivernon Helen Broghtwedi Serarset Vivo Wr Triceton Meo Dom Piets Mis Af Killbuck Michael Lowet Leonard Bechtel Vis Bycett Purdy Killbuck Via Florence Schiehe Vt Ming Aliirs Mis Kenneth Calvin Bill Seigle Blissfield Alma Treling Visted Ear Mohler Jean Mohler Eugene Taylor Gene Moore Fair Welle Russel Chaney Sund Walter Scheihe Bow Schopfer Casyer Wye Leah Kansey Sugiu Mian Willian Storck Dm Beret Thomard Sasvtedt Tan Day Wah Alice Giver Mio and Mie Chester Warren Ec Conte Sudley Mas Jacob Beier Ali O Mas Dennis Mouer Dickw Peans Creek Cahoefoan Gerden Novis Novaree Hove Mais Grant Miu Mi Howard Hertet Ct Teat Orinve Cath Bansey Frimect Helmicich Doniki Knish Donnie Bew Philadelphaa Miners Lamps Hickory S Coshocten Barry’s Homespun Bisquit Asst Boscal Coffis Austin College Inn Vette Pawson’s Meat Market Rov Reta Atoll S&h
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