Coshecton to Get Two Commercial Elus Club
Progressive Coshecton businessmen plan a new Commercial club to be housed at the James property at Main and Seventh streets. If secured, the club will be incorporated with charter membership for about twenty five men, then a waiting list. It aims to serve business needs and social life without conflicting with the Country club. The house will be handsomely furnished and the project is expected to materialize in a few months.
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Coshecton
James
Main and
Seventh Streets
Coshocton
Commercei Club
Tornadoes Hit Multiple Cities Cause Heavy Damage
The Wabash Indiana area reports a night of destruction with scores injured and extensive property loss. In Peru several houses demolished and several factories and schools razed. Toledo experiences a hurricane-like visit with injuries and plant wreckage. Aberdeen Mississippi sees five dead and multiple injured as a tornado wrecks the Union Central depot and surrounding buildings. Rescue parties search wreckage as bodies are recovered.
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Wabash
Ind
Peru
Memphis
Tenn
Ulinon Central Depot
Aberdeer
Miss
W. C. Mreditlan
Bank of Aberdeen
T. C. McMillan
George Franklin
Hishota Central Railroad
Ray, King and Winburn
Auto Factory Planned on John Street by Knoff Heirs
The Marshall Knoff garage and the old Main Street Rink near Sixth and Mary streets are being dismantled to clear space for a business block by the Wisenburg heirs. The south rink entrance will be moved and the main structure cut and relocated. Knoff will join Stegrist garage while final specifications for his auto factory are approved, with completion hoped for by mid July to begin building auto delivery wagons.
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Marshall Knoff
Main Street
Sixth
Mary Street
Wisenburg
Knoff
Stegrist
John Street
Lightning Kills Cow in Mohawk Neighborhood
A cow belonging to Charles Spang of Mohawk neighborhood was struck and killed by lightning on Tuesday afternoon. The animal sustained injuries after the strike near Mizer's geener.
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Charles Spang
Mohawk
Mizer
Grand Juror Marooned by Swollen Waters
A split Tuscarawas river flood blocked Coshocton road delaying the grand jury for half a day. Joe Richey crossed by Fresno to catch a noon train, while 57 witnesses remained to be examined and a slander case plus bootlegging probes awaited. Judge Nichols’ absence pushes the report to Friday.
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Joe Richey
Canal Lewisville
Keene
Tuscarawaas
Coshocton Road
Grand
Nicholas
Three Men Thrown From Buggy in Night Runaway
Ross Carpenter Walter Chapman and Peter Shellhorn were thrown from a buggy while driving from Killbacks to Spring Mountain Tuesday night. The team became loose and the outfit upset. they lost the horses and the buggy was badly demolished. They escaped injury except for slight bruises and the buggy team was hired from the Underwood Lery barn at Killbuck.
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Killbacks
Spring Mountain
Ross Carpenter
Walter Chapman
Peter Shellhorn
Underwood Iery
Killbuck
Sullivan a Success as Peace Maker
President D. H. Sullivan of the United Mine Workers of Ohio has just returned from Wheeling Bridgeport Bellaire and Barton where he has been adjusting difficulties between miners and operators over the scale Two mines closed for a time have been opened and others to follow Sullivan departs Thursday for Jackson to hold a conference with Nevera pen Beeri ve.
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D. H. Sullivan
United Mine Workers of Ohio
Wheeling
Bridgeport
Bellaire
Barton
Sellivak
Jackson
President Jones of Grove Parnace Co in aub district
President Jones of the Grove Parnace Company addresses difficulties in the aub district outlining steps to stabilize operations and clarify leadership. He notes internal restructuring will target efficiency and accountability while engaging local stakeholders for support.
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Jones
The
Grove Parnace Co
Girls Hurt Finger Injuries At Local Button Plant
Miss Pearl Renahan of the Tuscaloid department at Meek Co. mashed the index and middle finger on her left hand during a button press Wednesday. An Angel also injured a finger Tuesday. Mrs. Grace Hazelett damaged the middle finger on her left hand in a button press.
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Pearl Renahan
The
Meek Co
Grace Hazelett
Fugitive Forrester Returns After Four Months
Joshua Forrester, a four month fugitive hiding since December eighth, appeared before Squire Wimmer in this city on Wednesday morning. He was found guilty of assault and battery for pushing his wife during a dispute on the stairs, bruising her. He was fined five dollars plus costs. He had fled after fearing a workhouse sentence if captured.
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DiWienso
Inet
Joshua Forrester
Squire Wimmer
Ft 18
Forrester
Children to Plant Trees Arbor Day Observance
Arbor Day programs will mark planting of elms and maples at city grade schools on April 16. Several schools prepare programs to accompany the tree planting as a principal feature of the celebration.
Arbitrate Case Set For Patterson v Bagnall
Warner Hay Pop Kline and Walter Winters named as arbitrators in the Patterson versus Bagnall suit on account in Squire Scvats court. They will be sworn and decide the case without reference to the court.
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Warner Hay
Pop” Kline
Walter Winters
FP. M. Patterson
Wo. Bagnall
Squire Scvats
Contractor Morford To Rush Country Club Remodel Start
Begin work Monday with a force of men to remodel the Country Club house and press for a quick completion. Interior decorating contract to be let soon, likely executed by local workers under Arthur Woelfie supervision. Knights of Columbus to meet Wednesday evening.
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Morford
Arthur Woelfie
Coshocton Weather Fares Poorly in Storms
A brisk east wind of forty to fifty miles per hour swept Coshocton on Wednesday with minor damage. Roof rumors at Chestnut and Sixth were false, hills likely shielded the town, and many telephone lines remained down. A large tree fell near Whites Creek, tearing a mill and affecting local roads. Rivers rose but winds helped curb a flood advance.
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Coshocton
Indiana
Chestnut
Sixth Street
Lewisville Road
Roscoe
Needle Injury Threatens Life Of Local Resident
In Otsogo on April 7 a sewing needle prick on Mrs. Robert Brannon's finger led to a swelling that spread to her arm. Despite two doctors' care the infection progressed rapidly and she is given up to the airs. Brannon, about 60, is a prominent local resident with many relatives nearby.
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Otsogo
Robert Brannon
Holmes and Coshocton County Meet Over Road Alterations
Holmes county commissioners request a joint conference with Coshocton county to discuss proposed changes to the Layland Road linking Layland to Killbuck. Adjacent property owners consent to grant the right of way if the counties share the road improvement costs.
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Holmes County
Coshocton County
Layland
Killbuck
Holmes
Bond Withdraws From Colorabua Mayor Race
Columbus April 7. Mayor C A Bond formally withdrew from the race for a second nomination for Colorabua mayor. He said business reasons prevent another candidacy.
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Columbus
C. A Bond
Colorabua
County Commissioners Award Bid for Courthouse Walkway and Drive
County commissioners on a Wednesday afternoon ordered advertisements for bids to build a new concrete sidewalk along the courthouse park facing Third and Chestnut streets and a driveway on the building’s west side. P B Labm of Premo wan in town on business.
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County Commissione 3
adve+ tre
Court House Park
Third
Chestnut Street
P. B. Labm
Premo Wan
Wednewiay
Joseph MrFarland
Trinway Wan
Roscoe Council Passes Chicken Zoning Ordinance
Roscoe council enacted a poultry confinement ordinance Tuesday evening requiring chicken owners to pen fowl. The measure becomes effective after publication. Bills totaling 1.25 were ordered paid with Councilman Finlay presiding in Mayor Foster’s absence.
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Roscoe
Foster
HK. B. Finlay
Excursion Planned to Silver Lake by Club
The Protected Home Circle plans its annual trip to Silver Lake near Akron this summer. A July date will be chosen to avoid clashing with the library excursion in August.
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Silver Lake
Akron
Nelson Helps to Adjust Some Small Questions
A. G. Nelson of the United Mine Workers and Secretary Edwin Miller visited the Williams mines south of town to settle difficulties over the car measure. Thursday they will discuss a dispute at the Oasis mines at Conesville. They will confer with Charles Cassingham of the Warwick Coat regarding differences in entries.
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A. G. Nelson
United Mine Workers
Edwin Miller
Wiliams
Own
Tirey
Oasis
Conesville
Dim Cogherton
Miller
Nelson
Charles Cassingham
Warwick Coat
Divorce Filing Seeks Custody in Olsen Case
Elizabeth Olsen files for divorce in probate court against Otte Olsen citing failure to provide and extreme cruelty. She seeks custody of their children and outlines the requested terms of support and arrangements.
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Elizabeth Olsen
Otte Olsen
Tornado toll hits Kokomo and Butler County towns
A destructive storm ripped through Kokomo Indiana and Butler County Ohio, flattening several buildings including the Maronte temple area and Mrs. Gammons residence. One daughter Clara died. injuries reported. Widespread hail and flooding disrupted streetcar traffic and cars. Local residents Jon Stall and Sadie Almmerman listed among affected.
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Kokomo
Ind
Maronte Temple
Averal
Sein
Gammons
Hohomia
Dawn
Sil
Clara
Commissioners Deny Allegations in McClain Litigation
In common pleas court the amended answer by county commissioners denies many claims by Charles McClain in the bridge litigation. The defense argues the petition should be dismissed and no extra costs awarded.
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Charles McClain
Common Pleas Court
McDowell
Pomerene
Defense Act
Chas. McClain
Two New Residences Authorized by Public Service Board
Building permits issued Wednesday to William Marwell for a rear lot house at Second and Chestnut and to James Kirk for a house on Orange Street near Eleventh. Miss Erma Coe has measles. A son born to Mr and Mrs EH Sanders of the Hell Telephone Company. Mayor Hamilton recovering after Tuesday illness with the felon ow n bts Singer.
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Merk
Temple of the Board of Public Servicr
Isserd
William Marwell
Second
Chestnut Streets
James Kirk
Orange Street
Elehth
Erma Coe
EH. A. Sanders
The
Hell Telephone Company
Hamilton
Bts
Program of Thank Offering at W. Carlisle
The program of thank offering at W Carlisle will be held at the Gerace Methodist Church in Went Catple Sunday Evening. Organ voluntary Apostles Creed prayer by pastor Savier, choir anthems, Scripture lesson, Gloria Patri, paper African Diamond Jubilee. Solo Feads for Heathen Miss Mary Orr, hymn Wonderful Savior Recitation Mrs Kate Walker, Duet Ho Reaper Misses Bessis Shirpless and NeRie Orr, paper Korea Miss Ethel Buxton, recitation Miss Mattie Ports remarks by pastor offering closing hymn.
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Servier
Gerace
Toehurch
Lymn
Kate Walker
Ho Reaper
Bessis Shirpless
NeRie Orr
Koréa
Ethel Buxten
Will Baptize 33 at Mill Fork
Baptismal services will be held at the Millfork church Sunday and it is expected that more than 33 baptisms will be held. Friday and Saturday evening revival services will be conducted by State Evangelist L. E. Smith.
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Milfork
L. EB. Smith
Miss Irene Himebaugh Dies in Phoenix
W A Timebaugh receives notice of the death of his cousin Miss Irene Timebaugh in Phoenix Arizona. She was about 28 years old, a Colorado Springs resident, and died of heart failure. Her death follows a visit to Coshocton. A large circle of friends remembers her fondly.
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W. A. Timebaugh
Irene Timebaugh
Phoenix
Ariz
Colorado Springs
Mise Himebaugh
Coshocton
Millersburg Excited Over Good Gas Well
Millersburg, O. April 7 There is much excitement here over the discovery of a new gas held within three miles of town by the Fenton brothers who promoted and built the big glass works. They have leased 2,000 acres while their second well is giving over 200000 feet and another is being drilled.
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Millersburg
Fenton Brothers
Butt Buys Half Interest in Local Grocery
Scott Uhutt buys a half interest in his former land at Seventh and aideli streets from Jas Mingers. The two men are jointly running a small, prosperous grocery business in the area.
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Scott Uhutt
Bick
Vagal
Aland
Aideli
Jas Mingers
Mo Sleuths in the Partly Dry Counties
Attorney General Denman declares secret service officers cannot be appointed in counties that are nearly dry but not fully dry. The ruling affects Fairfield County, recently near dry after elections. Marriage licenses issued include James T. Winston and Matthew J. Askreme in Co Shocton with clergy approval.
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Denman
T. T. Courtright
Feirfield
Countios
Toxbenata
My. Denman’sa Holding
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Toledo
Massillon Bridge Co
Fresno
Richey
Sullivan
Niewera Pen Beerive
Knights OF Columbus
Layland Road
Bond
Jon WW. Stall
Sadie AL Almmerman
Adams
A. Dreibel- Jers
Butler County
Hamilton, O. Arm
Jon, Schumacher and
Ohn Oh Inger
Malin Streat
Waddell& Harrington
Waddell & Harrington
John A Hanton
Gove
W. Carlisle
Wey
Mattie Ports
Mill Fork
Irene Himebaugh
Butt
Joma T. Winsto
iMatthe J. Askreme
Mr. Poteve
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