Death claims Keene resident John Endsley after illness
John Endsley of Keene dies Sunday after a yearlong illness from heart disease and dropsy. Funeral at 11 am Tuesday at Keene Presbyterian Church with Rev Bleck officiating. interment in church cemetery. He would have been 84 next April 25. Survived by wife and numerous children in Nebraska, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Keene. Three children preceded him in death.
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John Endsley
Keene
Coshocton
Presbyterian Church
Bleck
Eudsley
Clarke
Bethlehem
B Budsey
T. A. Emdsley
Cook
Nebraska
J. F. Endaley
L. Endsley
Cs. Lucy Crawford
Paulding Co
A. H. Houston
Toledo
Airs
N. S. Endsley
R. F. Endsley
Holmes County
Hugh
H. H
D. F. Endgley
A. D. Endsley
Taentum
Standard Oil Wins in Land's Highest Court
Washington January 5 The 29 000 000 fine case of the Standard Oil Company will not be reviewed by the United States Supreme Court. Chief Justice Fuller announced the court would not grant the government's petition, leaving intact the court of appeals ruling adverse to the government and in favor of Standard Oil.
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Washingion
Standard Oi
Supreme Court of the United States
Fuller
Court of Appeals
Successful Year in Grange at Oak Grove
Oak Grove reports 1908 as a very successful Grange year with 302 new subordinate Granges formed and 5 reorganized. Membership grew about 10 percent from nearly a million at the start of 1908, setting bright prospects for 1909. Local notices include social visits, oyster supper attendance, and plans for Oak Grove’s new hall dedication in February.
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Oak Grove
Frank Henderson
Pittsburg
Huff
Sugar Creek
Charles Patterson
Newcomerstown
Asbury Norman
Lewis M
Farland
Lafayette
Clara Stingel
B. O. Stinger
Chris Stingel
Chas
Fett
Scherd Boyd
Albert Stingel
Ka Mareh
Coshoct
Melvin Park
Trinway
Althea
Lra
Geo. Bronebecker
Geib
Chill
Ira Bechumaker
James Wigsias
Jacob Schumaker
Dreadful Accident at Ripps Plant Injures Wolfe and Ripps
The Ripps Manufacturing Co. plant in West Lafayette saw a horrific incident Monday afternoon as Irwin Wolfe, 23, was severely injured by a 52 inch buzz saw while learning mill work. Proprietor Gua Ripple was struck in the stomach by a board. Wolfe’s condition was described as grave with slim chances of recovery. Ripple sustained non fatal injuries.
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Ripps Manufacturing Co
Weat Lafayette
Irwin Wolfe
Gua Ripple
Young Wolfe
Mr. Rippl
Rippl
Wolfe
Mr. Ripps
Drs. Yarnell
West Lafayette
Jos. Shaw
Jesse McClain
Coshocton
Mr. Wolfe
Milas Grace McClain
Dresden Bower Fipe Co Increases Capital Stock
The Dresden Bower Fipe Co raised its capital from 914 000 to 1 0 0 8 0 0 0. At Gleasct MdéBanhe a severe case of tenielitte is reported near Rowcom Park Avenue.
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Dresden
Six County Officials Start New Terms of Office
Six county officials began new two year terms. Mc Ronald, Republican, succeeds Hamilton Browning as sheriff. Jos Ly Ve Powo'd, Democrat, serves a second term as coroner. Dr J D Lower, Democrat, becomes coroner replacing Dr Lear, a Republican. Three new infirmary board members, all Democrats, are Marin Cariol J R Dawson and Howad Parrish.
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Ao CG
Mc Ronald
Repubbican
Hamilton Browning
Jos Ly Ve Powo
Iently
J. D. Lower
Dement
Lear
Marin Cariol
J. R. Dawson
Howad Parrish
Archie Burrell Dies After Long Illness at Prairie Town
Arch Burrell dies at his South Lawn avenue home after Brights disease worsens. Born near Prairie Chapel he lived 77 years, moving to town 7 years ago. Survived by wife 20 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren and several children and daughters in law. Burrell worked in stock farming and later retired to a comfortable homestead at Kilfreck mouth.
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Archie Burrell
South Lawn Avenue
Mr. Burrell
Bright
Prairie Chapel
Henry
Moettem
Thoms
Browming Grove
Joseph
Bowen
Owen Marshall
Nora Burrell
Benj. Talmadge
Long Leighninger
Newcorverntown
M. J. Calhoun
Tunnel Hill
Etmoa
Kilfreck
Quail Should Not Be Placed On Song Bird List
William Valentine, Avon Kennels manager, argues against classifying quail as song birds in Ohio. He cites winter kills, farming impact, and the need for humane quail propagation, urging farmers and sportsmen to protect coveys, feed quail during harsh winters, and oppose a hunting ban tied to song-bird listings. He condemns hawks and owls as major quail predators and calls for reasonable shooting to balance preservation.
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WM. Valentine
Wiliam Valentine
Avon Kennels
Oble
Bob White
Times
Ohio
Quali
Coshocton
Fenee
Java
Death Claims Wm Hartman After Lingering Illness
William Hartman died at his North Second Street home after months of illness. He would have been 41 if he’d lived past February 1. Survived by wife and five daughters, plus a long list of brothers and sisters. Funeral arrangements pending with relatives from Medina Coshocton and beyond expected to attend.
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Tesi
John Crawford
Teton
Iether
Jemade
Deny
Anthony Uartman
John Hartman
Geore Idsar
Coshocton
Frank Hartman
Annes Long
Medina
Frank Flartmag
Charter Members of the Country Club List
The list enumerates charter members including Adama, Floyd Adama, Anderson, Ralph, Arnold, Jeda Ayres, Charles Aland, W. T. Alberson, Barnes, Baker, Hachert, Bachert, Maker, Beach, Boyd, Bond, Brooke, Bowen, Compton, Carton, Caldwell, Denman, Cut ter, Davis, Gray, Graham, Jokers, Hoffman, Hortnan, Law, Lawrence, Moore, Marshall, Mills, McClain, McConnell, Preston, Price, Pope, Ransom, Snyder, Smith, Shaw, Stewart, Townsend, Thompeon and others as the founding group of the Country Club.
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Country Club
Dc. Adama
Floyd Adama
C. B. Anderson
Ralph, Arnold
Jeda
Ob. Ayres
Charles Aland
W. T. Alberson
UC. Wall
R. ON. Barnes
R. Q. Baker
K. W. Hachert
W. WH. Bachert
M. Q. Maker
Beach
Boyd
A. EB. Bond
D. Brooke
J. Bowen
K. Uroume
Db. Beach
George Caton
Fred Cantwell
Curtis
W. H. Compton
T. A. Carton
T. A Compton
Row
Caldwell
A. Denman
F.ov. Cutter
O. Pawson
RO Davis
I. A. Gray
Victor Graham
Tox
Ser
K. A. Filing
R. T. Mumt
Jokers
B. B. Hoffman
HH. Hort Nan
Rristafek
We Heinke
Frank Law
Rayaide
Retande
AL Tower
Liewer
J. We Lawrence
Moore
Go Martahall
W. Moore
T. Lo Montgomers
Walter Metaler
iGeorge Muretel
Fos Marshall
A. Wo Molst
Roo. Mills
Wood
Merrell
McQgurds
Me. McBhinles
Boo Hinek
W.oa
Dbimebnogh
SS oTinmilton
Or Herbig
Wanton
H. Nicholas
J. W Preston
L. B. Pratt
A. O. Price
J. BK. Pope
C. B. Ransom
C. EK. Ransom Jr
H. Rowers
UL G. Hataton
F. H. Ricketts
B. Ruat
P. BR. Royer
B. Ryan
M. Randle
E. A. Wanders
E. .B. Smith
M. BH. Smith
W. M. Smith
W. C. Eckatch
M. Snyder
W. O. Selby
J. Shaw
R. Speckman
J. T. Stewart
B Snyder
William Gehiak
B. Stogriat
George Senfi
Fr. Syren
Wiefield Scott
C. ®. Telford
A. FP
Timmons
R. M. Temp
Townsend
J. W. Thompeen
D. C. ‘“Thompeos
Judge Wickham Poised to Hear Delaware Cases in Coxhocton
Hintge Wickhao of Delaware, a tidal judge for Ben Dieter von at Milleraburg last winter, will likely be in Coxhocton to hear cases Judge Nicholas is disqualified from hearing. His appearance follows Judge Nicholaw’s Delaware visit the week of August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hintge Wickhao
Delaware
Ben Dietervon
Milleraburg
Coxhocton
Nicholas
Nicholaw
Court News and Obscure Civil Filings Across Ohio
Court notices include Anaswara v Schlarb and Schlegel families with cross petitions and an Ohio Enamel Co. case, plus fragmented references to medical ethics and child welfare themes. The text mixes docket chatter with stray quotes and literary snippets, yielding a patchy record of legal matters and cultural fragments.
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Anaswara
John Schlarb
Margaret Sehlarb
Harry Schlegel
Lola ‘Sschlewel
Anonwer
Ohio Enamel Co
West Bit Fayette Manly
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Land
Grange
Rowman
Eeeeee
McDonald Sheriff
LOWER
Howard Parrish
Martin Carroll Infirmary
John R Dawson
L. McDowell
the Times’ Markets
S. Munnavs
Pittsboro
Jan
Chicago
Cleveland
Cumle
Rattle
Luinhy
East Buffalo
W. G. Faluton
Wroitsala
Lara Ada
Saint Mobi
Wm. Hartman
Willian Hadaga
North Second Street
Ei Boon
Tub
Yoodowk
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Arti
Andrew Hiaapteman
Hfe
Corboecton
Wickham
Court News
Sergut
Familien Zeitang
Vienna
Puck
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