Shipping tips for holiday gifts by express services
Practical advice from SESTONS urges early December shipments to ensure Christmas delivery. Use wooden boxes or strong wrapping, clearly print full return and recipient addresses, and declare value. Include prepaid labels and inner cards, mark perishable items, and request prompt forwarding if markings are damaged.
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P Express
Tee Bupress
Express Company
Tate
Los
Consighee
Poultry Fanciers Sweep at Chicken Show
Poultry fanciers scored a clean sweep at the chicken show in Casbortion. C Martin exhibited four fowls and won on Rhode Island Red cockerels and Black Minorca pullets. Rowley won on Rhode Island Red pullets and many cock and hen placements. Frank Reisler took a first on a Sreed-Ing pen. White Wyandotte entries by George Stewart earned multiple firsts to thirds. Phil Feil served as judge.
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C. Martin
Rhode Island
Frank Reisler
George Stewart
Phil Feil
Thurman Jarrett Indicted by U S Grand Jury
Thurman Jarrett of Coshocton was indicted by the U S grand jury in Columbus after being arrested two months earlier for forging his father's name on an ER money order. The case stems from family conflict and a recent attempt to assault his father with a chair amid lingering bad blood since the mother’s death last summer.
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Thurman Jarrett
Coshecton
United States Grand Jury
Columbus
J. E. Sater
Jarrett
Rev Rice to Leave Moravian Charge at Gnaden Hillen
Rev Dr Rice pastor of the John Heckewelder Memorial Moravian church at Gnadenhillen will resign after 11 years the longest tenure in the church. He accepted the Bethlehem Pa pastorate and will deliver a farewell sermon on Sunday Jan 24. He is noted as a patriotic civic leader with broad friendships among G A R members.
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Dr. Rice
Gnaden
Willam H. Rice
Tee
John Heckewelder
Moryisn
Gnadenhillen
Moravian Church
Bethlehem
Rice
Avepml
G. A. R. Omen
Tuas
Lives in a Hovel in the Heart of City
A man named Harry Mosely, about sixty, suffered a serious back injury at Cunningham mines after a heavy piece of draw alate fell on him Saturday around nine. Workmate Orin Jennings and others assisted him to fresh air before Dr. L C McCurdy treated him. Doctors warn the injury could be serious though not immediately fatal, and Mosely is described as a solitary, destitute figure living in a rough rear dwelling.
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Harry Mosely
Harry
Cunningham Mines
Orin Jennings
Jennings
Smany
William A West
L. C. McCurdy
Thanksgiving at Turmer home and revival notices
Mohawk Village December 5 report lists Ed Turmer host family Thanksgiving with Hugh Daugherty and Ei Underwood visiting. School resumes Monday after Thanksgiving break. Local sick list notes D. E. Aboackia ill. Revival series begins at M E B church. Visitors Joe Craham of Coshocton joins relatives to butcher hogs. Local residents travel to Coshocton. Catarrh cure ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials. mentions F. J. Cheney & Co. and cost 75 cents.
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Mohawk Village
Ed Turmer
Dinher
Hugh Daugherty
Cooperdale
Ei Underwood
Nel- Ne
D. E. Aboackia
Cornell
M. EB
Joe Craham
Coshocton
F. F
A. D. Freese
E. J. Fry
F. F. Freese
Voorhees Sworn In As Circuit Judge After Governor’s Commission
Judge Nicholas administered the oath to R. M. Voorhees at two o’clock Saturday afternoon after receiving his commission from the governor Saturday morning. The commission excludes Voorhees from participating in the Medley and Cotter trials, which are to be heard in court soon.
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R. M. Voorhees
Nicholas
First Dunkard Mennonite Voters Cast Ballots on Dry Question
In Lima on December 11 men aged around fifty who never voted before will cast their ballots on the local option dry question. Members of the Dunkard and Mennonite faiths, taught to avoid politics, are now registering in large numbers as their church orders them to vote in this contest.
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Lima
Mrs Frank West Narrowly Survives Collision at Fairgrounds
Mrs. Frank West was knocked unconscious when her buggy struck a telephone pole near the Warwick coal mine district on a Saturday before noon. Her husband, Mr. West, escaped with minor injuries after riding through a crash that left Mrs. West with a severe head wound. hospital condition listed as serious later in the day. Marshall Knott, driving nearby, was reported blameless by Mr. West, as the skittish horse suddenly leaped aside. Continued updates awaited.
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Frank West
Franklin Tp
New Warwick
Mnoffs Auto
Fifth account filed in Rosroe school leadership shuffle
In the Rosroe district, Wilkes Threeh of the city is named superintendent effective January 1, succeeding sheriff elect Moronali. Blaughter is likely to surpass Mr. Twrench as principal, marking a shift in district leadership and staffing.
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Wilkes Threeh
Program of Bakersville Institute Farmers Institute
The Bakersville Presbyterian church hosts the Farmers Institute December 1 2 and 3 with music by Bakersville Orchestra and Davis Sisters. Sessions cover clover experiments Lime as a fertilizer rotation of crops road law farming discussions and rural school centralization along with recitations and talks on poultry, silos, cement, and farm homes. Solomon Johnson, E D Harsh, and other local speakers lead the program with officer elections on Saturday afternoon.
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Bakersville Presbyterian Church
Introduction
Inc
Leech
Bakersville Orchestra
Solomon Johnson
Davis Sisters
BE. D. Harsh
N. B. Wise
Davis
James Hinds
Rewuben Zimmerman
E. D. Harsh
Ida Thomas
The
Farmer Ag
D. Zimmerman
D. Harsh
Desay
Jesse Kinner
H. C. Hidgeway
Ida Schlark
Crater's House Burns in Newcomerstown Fire
A vacant dwelling owned by W. R. Crater in Newcomerstown was burned Thursday. Officials suspect carelessness of trespassers caused the blaze. Crater, a local gentleman and lawyer, recently appeared in court to defend Mr Rosa in a firearms case.
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W. R. Crater
Newcomerstown
Crater
Pot
Rosa
Bank Failures Spur Indictments in Dresden Case
Federal grand jury investigations at Columbus target the First National Bank of Dresden and Kapner Bros Duga following a cascade of failures. Littick and Abraham Kapner arrested, to be charged on arrival in Columbus. Officials warn minutes show director-approved actions. cashier Littick likely first to face charges.
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Federal Grand Jury
Columbus
First National Bank of
Dresden
Unite States
Sanderson
Littlek
Abraham Kapner
Kapner Bros. &Duga
United States
Capluses
Colunbus
Kapner Bros. & Duga
Soang
Inegseline
Lattick
Setire
Kapnet Fins, & Dura
Prettyman
Bank Officials Testify Before U S Grand Jury
Bank executives and directors appear before the U S grand jury amid bankruptcy concerns. Several officers were summoned to testify while others face scrutiny over the bank's collapse.
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Wil Embrece Loneteg
Egge Por Beem
U. S
Will Probably Be Democratic Floor Leader
William Ringwall, formerly of New Castle and now of New York, passed through Coshocton Friday morning en route to New Castle. He was summoned by illness of his young grandchild suffering from a rare bowel ailment.
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William Ringwall
New Castle
New York
Ada course student and local press note in Warsaw area
Clarence Randles, son of county auditor C. R. Randles, studies civil engineering at Ada. A War-saw dispatch notes Paul Welker of Danville contemplates launching a local paper called The Warsaw Herald. Local editor assistance requested. tenacious appeals for written arguments in civil cases. court proceedings and multiple community notices follow.
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Clarence Randles
C. R. Randles
Ada
Times
Warsaw
Paul Welker
Danville
Warsaw Herald
Wil Ben
Mrs. B. Stillman Recovers From Typhoid Fever
Mrs. B Stillman of New Castle has been ill with typhoid fever for several weeks and is now nearly fully recovered.
Wedding of Well Known Helmick Couple
A quiet wedding was held at the home of Rev. C. E. B. Erwin in Helmick. Miss Eliza E. Arnold and John Lewis, both of Helmick, were married and will establish a home in Helmick. The event follows local social life and showcases prominent residents in a small town setting.
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Helmick
Turrell v Worts and Werts suit seeks sale of premises
Turrell sues Kinet Worts and Jennie Werts in common pleas to recover 21.13 and 6.20 on judgment, plus costs, and to secure sale of premises and equitable relief. Separate verdict posted in another case as jury returns 110 in Eréry Gehrie v Mary Georgelin in common pleas Friday evening.
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Thos. HH. Turrell
Kinet Worts
Jennie Werts
Pratelet
Eljlery Geihrie
Mary Geogolein
Common Pleas
Frank Jenkins Finds Nice Home
Frank Jenkins, after his mother’s death and a stay in the infirmary and Canal Dover home, has been adopted by Dr. Cone of Gnadenhutten. The bright boy is pleased with his new surroundings and signed his card to a friend as Frank Cone.
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Frank Jenkins
Christmas Warnings and Quick Whims From A Busy Season
A lighthearted mumble of holiday ramblings warns against last minute shopping and bell ringing, urging consideration for merchants and clerks. It notes Christmas falls on the last Friday of December this year and hints at a misclassified blind tiger and escaped rabbits and quail exchanging congratulations in a whimsical aside.
Cooperdale Exchange Relocated by Citizens Telephone Co
The Citizens Telephone Co. has bought the Price property in Cooperdale and moved the exchange to the new site on Friday. Misa Mollie Ogle remains in charge as before. Humane Officer Jackson of New Philadelphia traveled to Coshocton Sunday on his way back from Columbus, where Geo. T. Millinger was placed in the work house in Norwalk after four years of failing to support his child. A transcript from Squire Staats court served as the common geas in the action Central Accident Insurance Co. vs. Piske V Mizer.
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Citizens Telephone Co
Price
Cooperdale
Exchange
Misa Mollie Ogle
Humane Officer
Jackson
New Philadelphia
Coshocton
Satunday
Columbus
Geo. T. Millinger
Norwalk
Bia
Pame
Squire Staats
Central Accdient Insurance Co
Piske
Mizer
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