Law and liquor stock from Lorenz Building stored cellar
Police seized a large liquor consignment stored in the Lorenz Building cellar. The liquor, placed there years ago by J. J. Murray and later moved by Lorenz Broa, awaits court orders under the Search and Seizure law. A magistrate will set a hearing date. if unclaimed within thirty days the liquor may be destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghemeden
Lorenz
Guna
J. J. Murray
Hanriluna
Nomada's Department
Prion
Judge Duncan Replaces Voorhees in Law Firm
Judge R M Voorhees retires from Voorhees and Voorhees to serve as Chief Judge of the Fifth Court after election. HB Duncan becomes partner in Duncan and Voorhees as Voorhees retires, continuing firm business from the old office in central Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Duncan
Judge Voorhees
Law
R. M. Voorhees
Law Fim
Voorhees & Voorhees
Erend
HB. Duncan Iste Jade
Court of Common Pleas
Eetomd
Ohio
Duncan & Voorhees
New Year Shooting Contests End in Roscoe Victory
Roscoe led by William Foster defeated Coshocton captained by J M Finnell in a 13-a-side shooting match on New Year’s Day. Individual high score was 35 by Harry Randies of Roscoe with 34 by Chas Staneli and Fred Landenman of Roscoe and Mose Braunton of Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe
Mose Braunton
Coshocton
Hoscoe W.c. T. Uv
Canal Lewisville
Phila Hall
Jan. Harris
Anthony Lesnen
Philo Hall
Wil McConnell
W. T.mcconnell
Chas. Willams
Wm McConnells Farm
Bethlehem
Williams
Salvation Army Word of Greeting 1909 Coshocton Notice
Salvation Army Adjutants Joh and Hanmh Newton issue a 1909 greeting to Coshocton residents. They call for revival of pure religion across denominations, national prosperity, and devotion to Christian service, urging aid to the needy and adherence to the Lord Jesus Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Coshocton
Jesus
Hugh
Jeens
Christ
Joh
Hanmh
Newton
Satyauion Army
Poultry Shipment and Deposed Councillor Escape Reported
The item notes a large poultry shipment by a firm from CRI and mentions the escape of Yuan Shikai from Peking to Tien Tsin under British protection. It also cites Nebraska legislature opening with debates on deposit guarantees and other tax issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Yuan Shai Kai
Tien Tsin
Great Britain
Youn Shai Kats
Hainan
Hankow
Interments for 1908 at South Lawn and Oak Ridge Cemeteries
Supt Tum Page reports 1011 interments at South Lawn with seven reinterments totaling 1015. Oak Ridge shows twenty interments. The list for 1908 includes names and ages such as George FLL 42, Mrs Wilson 52, infant children, and numerous other residents, spanning January to December, with detailed entries for each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lawn Cemetery
Bouth Lawn
Oak Ridge
South Lawn
George Fll
Wilson
Garrett Frederick
Clarence Reed
J L. Weaver
Mire
Mary Beall
Garnett L. Jackson
James McKee
Bernice Smith
Edmond Castetter
G. E Marvin
John Stewart
Lou Sturtz
Roy Valentine
Elizabeth Prinde
Leo Griley
Clarence Goaser
C. Sandies
Allen McDonald
Isaac Potter
Ray Ywentine
Geo. Bryant
F. H. Wigsma
Lucy Walker
Cc. W. Banith
Margaret Burdock
Joseph H. Craig
C. W. Beott
Grace L. Welker
Kate Norman
Margaret Carne
Charles Cochran
Dune
Willam Grafton
Elizabeth Gainor
Mra
Mary Schott
Johnson Thompkins
Frederick Lembright
Edmond Jones
Charleat T. Jonas
Goldie O Callentine
John James
Ruth M. Barcus
Catherine Marvin
Low Howner
Walnut Hill New Year Eve Party Guests and Santa Visit
A lively New Year’s Eve gathering at Walnut Hill hosted by Misa Gulda and Tracy Renfrew featured a decorated Christmas tree, gifts for each guest from Santa Claus, and a midnight elaborate supper as 1909 began. Attending were Lucy Tollerton and others from Salem Bloomfield Ruscoe Coshocton area plus local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walnut Hill
Misa Gulda
Tracy Renfrew
Renfrew
Canal Lewinville
Santa Claus
Lucy Tollerton
Salem
Lucy Dougan
Nell Dougan
Lloyd Weatherwax
Bloom
Elled
Harry Lybarger
Warsaw
Thresa
Stella Clarke
Ruscoe
Carl Stewart
Minnie Almack
Helen Brown
Iane Glass
Flavia Shipps
Ed. Roberts
Ed Crawford
Earl Dickerson
James R. Johnston, Jr
Herman Shipps
Coshocton
Appointment of Probation Officer by Judge Donley
Probate Judge Donley announced Thursday the appointment of W T Maight as probation officer beginning January 4. The juvenile court will be active with several cases, sessions likely Saturdays, and public support noted as crucial to maintenance of the program. The officer has sheriff powers for warrants and investigations, representing the child in juvenile court, with concurrent jurisdiction of common pleas and probate courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donley
Donly
W. T. Maight
Common Pleas
Probate Courts
Vansel
Breau
New Primary Law In Force in Columbus Ohio
The Bronson primary election law, devised by former Representative Hiram Bronson of Franklin County, now active after the last legislative session, shifts nominations from bosses to direct votes. It requires county and municipal nominations by direct vote and mandates all parties hold their primaries on the same day to curb cross party voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Bronson
Hiram 8. Bronson
Franklin County
Lived Whole Life in Same House
The death of Theodore Bainter, a prominent farmer from four miles west of Otsego, ends a life spent on the family homestead. He died at age 71 after a three month illness of stomach and liver trouble. He leaves a wife, a brother J A Balmer, and step son W Wensel of Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Bainter
Otsego
Bainter
J A. Balmer
W. Wensel of
Coshocton
Mrs. Gregg Buried in Roscoe After Pittsburg Death
The remains of Mrs Almira E Gregg died at Paasavant Hospital Pittsburg were brought to Coshocton and buried in Roscoe Cemetery. She was 55 born in Roscoe and had gone to Pittsburg to take up deaconess work in 1290.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almira E. Gregg
Paasavant
Pittsburg
Coshocton
Roscoe M. E
Roscoe
Nellie Institute Elects New Officers
At the closing session the Nellie Institute elected President A 3 Moore Vice President Chalmer Laughlin Secretary Kate Darling and an executive committee including E C Darling Thomas Darling Lee Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nellie Institute
A 3 Moore
Chalmer Laughlin
Kate Darling
E. C Darling
Thomas Darling
Lee Moore
Real Estate Transfers and Society Notes in Warsaw and vicinity
Real estate transfers include Wm Coffman to Warne Clinage of part of lot 243 in Warsaw for 165 dollars and Hiram A Taylor to The Morgan Ron Coal and Mining Co covering 48 acres in Tuscarawas for 81500. Additional deeds involve Taylor and others to the same company and other parcels. Society note highlights Mrs Lida Mulligan hosting friends in Warsaw for Miss Marie Frederick’s New Year visit with games and music. Marie Frederick wins royal prize and Mary Elder consolation. list of attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Coffman
Warne Clinage Pt
Warsaw
Hiram A Taylor
Morgan Ron Coal and Mining Co
Tusearawas
Lafayette
C. R. Randlea
Mine Frederick
Visw
Lida Mulligan
Hom
Marie Frederick
Thom
Mile Marie Frederick
Mary Elder
Mises Marie Frederick
Iarcy Morfott
Nellie Kite
Lucile Hunter
Vivian Long
Trinway
Gertrude Miller
Zola Maraball
Roselind Slaughter
Irene Maxwell
Hensie Backert
Doris Crowther
Margaret Joynton
Alee Yoo
Mary Sidar
Neidon
Electric Hitters touted for cures and local notices
Mrs WL Gippetrick of Dan forth Maine claims Electric Hitters revived her dyspepsia plagued mother past age 70. Advert portrays cures for liver and kidney troubles and sleep. neighbors referenced include C Anderson Coshocton and M Ferguson Roscoe. Other items mention Markley visit, a broken leg in a polo game, and a 1903 marriage in sparse local notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WL Gippetrick
Danforth
C & Anderson's
Coshocton
C. M Ferguson
Roscoe
Clarente Markley
Pakereville
Min
Janes Berry
Vinesreet
Young Markley
New Year Reflections and Local Notices in 1909 Times
The item surveys resolutions, politics, and social notes with humor on Roosevelt Taft and forthcoming baseball in Ohio. It laments political squabbles, hints at public figures, and includes an advertisement for DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills. Also notes a shipment of twenty horses to Buffalo amid local commerce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lorenz Building
Geld
We Bros. of
CRI
I Teey
Coneuit
Wiliam Wilcot
Forest Luman
Mary F Mobley
Helen Mueller
Lucy J Graham
Margie McCullough
Lillivin Stanton
James Newall
Ane Jarrett
Melvilla Grant
Robert White
Anne Grnley
Roed
Charles Sella Bo Cwlatvaen
WE. Bridge
Ona Urban
Darthea Gleason
Thomas McParland
Jacob Brewer
Elizabeth Guilllang
David Roafelt
Albert Myrem
Daisy Hine
Ruasel Spramuo
A J Pointer
Eheabeth Jenking
Lester House
Gompton
Filizaboh Hagens
James Robinson
Harry Howlett
William A Johnston
Guilliamia
Charles Eden
Mars Hennel
Dotin Lo Miller
Dan Jones
Witliam Dawson
Millie O Wolfe
Henry Stadium
William Dodd
Willian C. Miller
Elizabeth Black
Mary Bo Welch
William Wolfe
John C Campbell
Catherine Kinsey
Frederick J. Herbig
Apel
Fred Warwiner
James Hawton
Ino
Bereet
Sarah K. Ingrebee
Frew
Switzerland
A. W. Brown
Alexander
Dr. King
C. Eb, Anderson
C. M. Fergison
Institute
Mother Gray
New York
Allen S Olmsted
LeRoy
Wil Hellime
Lamberern & Herbig
Dawson & Smith
Mouiie Wimmer
Robert Harris
Crash Lewtevito
Jennte Firecont
Dauguer
Jobe Pires
Virginia
Jeanne Sareed
Stetson
Wiltshire
Shoe” and
Phoenix
Vance Shoe CO
Wheeling, W. Va
Fair Grounds
Ohi
Surrey
Inter
John M. Adams
P. O
Fred W. Andrews
the Jolliet
the Times
Roosevelt
Coghodom
Charite
Jesse Bannew
Chace
Brother Bil
Clowville
Nisy Place
Teddy
Burton
DeWit
C. BE. Oeveten
C. M. Ferguson
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