Coshocton Knights Templar constituted as regular commander
Coshocton Commandery No. 63 Knights Templar was formed in a formal session led by Right Reverend Grand Commander Ralph R. Rickly of Columbus. Officers were elected including Eminent Commander Edwin Os. Lee and other posts. A banquet followed at the Methodist parlor with about 245 guests, and a reception and dance closed the day, with Templar delegations from Newark Uhrichsville and nearby towns attending with many ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Knights Templar
Ralph R. Rickly
Columbus
The
Cormandery
Rickly
Staf Ns
Thoms Kite
BE. HW
Frank Na
Edwin Os. Lee
Burt BF. Voorhees
Fred Ko Wood
Blake V. Miver
Jintoe
Walter J. Winters
O. H. Perry
J. B. Callahan
Ja. G. Baughinen
Charles Bhdel
Del
Rickley
Newark
Wolf Estates to Be Divided in Common Pleas Court
In common pleas court the partition of the Frances Wolf estate is ordered. The farm lands in West Lafayette township are to be divided among Grace Bechs Luella Becks Luelle Becks and Henry Wolf an imbecile two daughters of Mrs Wolf, with Howard E. Hahn named guardian ad litem and Henry Shaw KR A. McClure and H A. Sicker appointed commissioners to make the appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Frances Wolf
Henry Wolf
Weat Lafayette
Grace Bechs
Luella Becks
Luelle Becks
Howard FE. Hahn
Social notes from Coshocton Route 3 and neighbors
Edward Hudsley and Sister Zelpha hosted many youngsters last Thursday evening. Mrs. Kila Kart and her children visited John Conrad's last Friday. Miss Anne Thompkings, residing with Edward Guthrie, returned home in Coshocton last Tuesday with Walford Guurrie, who is recovering from typhoid fever. Mien Mada Becktot came home Saturday after attending a wedding party at Bellevue with her committee.
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Coshocton
Edward Hudsley
Zelpha
Tolke
Kila Kart
John Conrad
Anne Thompkings
Edward Guthrie
Cashocion
Walford Guurrie
Mien
Mada Becktot
Berlevue
Comets
Powelson Dies in the West at Burnside Home
Mrs. J Hankshaa reports her brother William Powelson died at his Burnside Hawaii home on December 22 after a long heart illness with other diseases. Born near Olseto he married Sarah Adams then moved to Illinois about four decades ago. He leaves a widow seven children and twenty two grandchildren in a first family death. Funeral held Christmas Day. Adaville Register
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Adama Vile
Home Building Loan and Saving Co Stock Offer Notice
The Home Building Loan and Saving Co announces a limited stock issue. Apply at once to W. A. Himebaugh, 631 BTU Salt, for details and subscription. The Mackerson trial proceeds with a key witness and additional significant witnesses prepared to testify for the state, strengthening its case.
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the Home Building, Loan and Saving CO
Lis
W. A. Himebaugh
List of Coshocton Dead Interred in 1907
Interments at Oak Ridge and South Lawn cemeteries in 1907 include numerous listed individuals with ages ranging from days to 90, across months January to December. Notable entries include Sarah Crowley, Samuel Clare, Thomas Thompson, Bridget Carton, Verna Lane, Levi Bordenkircher, Henry Carnes, Sadie Stevenson, Catherine Gunther, Edward Bryant, Amelia Robbins, William Shoemaker, and many others.
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Sarah Crowley
Samuel Clare
Thomas Thompson
Jeuhn Seherrer
Lee Shoh
Richard Brunchill
Peter Grows
Myrtle B. Stewart
William Watson
Isaac Baker
Helen G. Herbig
Margaret Hines
Bridget Carton
Louise McNary
Jacob Brice
Ada Bailey
William Cristtoan
Inf
China Potter
Jacob Schaich
Lydia Cline
James Stewart
Jono J. Rose
Hannah Delamater
Mary
Mary MeéeMaui3, T4 3Oears. Thomas Miller, 39 Years. Kina Ricketts
Elizabeth Johnson
Verna Lane
Earl Callentine
Malph Ashman
Chas M. Ligntel
Mary Nelson
William Carroll
Hattie Bogardas
Lauize Smith
Qulrissa Marlatt
Frank Wiedman
Patrick Quinlan
FL Ayers
Rachel Hastman
Jacob Green
Frank Stevenson
Thomas Powellson
Jones B. Ingham
Deborah Lear
Catherine Tildball
Wilhelma Mayers
Truman Waltz
John Phillips
Frederick Norman
Katherine Haller
Anna K. Heubenthal
South Lawn Cemetery
Levi Bordenkircher
Henry O. Carnes
Harry Walker
Patrick Daugherty
Ella J. Betts
Lloyd Pocotk
Ehmtra Arborust
Bertha Blackson
Glyde Dickerson
L. W. Jarvis
Jacob Ross
Renj
F. Chamberlain
Edward Hatton
Harold Pigman
Anna Coach
William Shoemaker
J. E. Baker
Robert Felton
Amelia Robbins
Vinetts Schwartz
Lottie Waddel
Mazel Hook
Hannah Crown
John Roan
Helen Mullen
Marquis Norris
Noah Leinebauch
Howard Shrigley
Ivy Besser
Maran Cartes
Harry L. Smith
William Croy
David Jones
October
James Morvey
Madge H. Jane
Heatzy
Sarah J. Fox
Elmer Pierce
Etta Davia
Clifford Walters
Frank Simualley
Mary Mercurio
Bryan Dencer
James Head
Chas. C. Reese
George McKee
Woman Wins Waite Lily Flour Guess Prize in 1907
Mrs H Wells was awarded a barrel of Waite Lily flour by the Hanley Milling Company after submitting the best guess of annual output for 1907. Competitors from all townships in the county submitted guesses, ranging from one thousand to eight hundred thousand barrels.
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H. Wells
Hanley Milling Company
Old Residents Spend Holidays in Canal Lewisville
Canal Lewisville January 2 report of several residents and visitors spending Christmas at local homes. Names include Rob Blackledge of Pittsburg Ed Thomas of Coshocton Tracy Renfrew from Milleraville Md Mrs Lydia Lennon entertainments with Mr and Mrs James Lennon Win Struble Dollie Dornan Margaret Day Archie Foater Dave Miller Steubenville visitors Al Giffin Mary McCabe Edna Mohler Minnie Kirt Amelia Gribble Maude Mohler Gayle Kirk Clara Stingle Pantie McGuire Mary Bare Day Tacy Henfrew Larwell Raemer Earl Beaver Dave Markley Charlie Gribble Brisbane Stingle John Bowdn Hollie Mohler Charlie Dornan Clyde Lorenz and Lem Bible.
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Canal
Lewisville
Rob Blackledge
Pittsburg
Howard Shrigley
Mynetta
Coshocton
G. W Mohie
Thomas
Charlie Dornan
Tracy Renfrew
Milleraville
Alex. Renfrew
Lydia Lennon
James Lennon
Win. Struble
Dollie Dornan
Margaret Day
Archie Foater
Dave Miller
Steubenville
al Giffin
Mary McCabe
Charles Graham
Edna Mohler
Minnie Kirt Ia Rowan
Amelia Gribble
Maude Mohler
Gayle Kirk
Clara Stingle
Pantie McGuire
Mary Baret Day
Messra Tacy Henfrew
Larwell Raemer
Earl Beaver
Dave Markley
Charlie Gribble
Brisbane Stingle
John Bowdn
Hollie Mohler
Clyde Lorenz
Mrs. Lem Bible
Old Soldier Laid to Rest at Frasersburg
John Horner Sr a respected resident four miles north of Frasersburg died last Saturday born January 4 1828 nearly 99 He served in Co H 169 Ohio during the war survived by his wife six children two daughters predeceased him and nine grandchildren Funeral from his home Monday December 30 at 11 with G A R remarks Rev Cremm officiating Attendees included Clyde Preston and Mrs James McKee among others New Year’s Eve wedding Miax Sevilla M Young of Wills Creek and James W Bodenheimer of Coshocton wed at Rev Johnstons Church of Christ both will live in Coshocton.
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John Horner
Frazersburg
Horner
Co. H 169
Ohio
Jno
Clyde Preston
Krad
Monongahela, Pa
James McKee
Frank
Coshocton
Miax Sevilla M. Young
Wills Creek
James W. Bodenhelmer
Rev. Johnston
Church of Christ
Ella Vorhees
Rodenheimer
Coshocton Fire Insurance Exchange Forms In County
Fire insurance agents of Coshocton organize the Coshocton Fire Insurance Exchange to standardize practices, reduce losses, and lower costs for insureds while ensuring fair compensation. Officers elected include President Alfred Peck, Vice President W A Mizer, Secretary Frank E Karr, and Treasurer Carl Herbig, with an eight member executive committee.
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Fire Insuranes
Coshocton
Fiee Insurance
Alfred Peck
W. A. Mizer
Frank E. Karr
Carl Herbig
Wm. Schaich
Glenn O. Boyd
P. C. Royer
Frank BE. Kar
Charles W. Loos
Blake V. Mizer
Coshocton Branch to Close and Auction of Stock
McCain has bought the stock of the Wholesale Supply and Tailoring in Coshocton and, resigning as manager, moved stock to Indianapolis. The local branch will close and the Equity company seeks a tenant for the store room. Entertained New Year’s Day at Diane with Turkey dinner and piano selections.
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Allen Marshall
Jackson Township
Allen McVoy
Melvin Barrent
Iva Marshall
W. C. Middleton
Aversonm Marshal
Melvin Marshall
Chris Miller
Adam Welle
John Kirker
A. ©. McDonald
William McCoy
Allen MacCoy
Della Marshall
Lilly Kirker
Misa Ollie Wright
Ruth Weigle
Misa Susie Miller
Amuel Kirker
Lester Marshall
Harold Marshal
Byron McCoy
Russell McCoy
Lewis McCoy
Allison Barett
Carrol Barrett
Marriage Licenses Listed for Multiple Couples
Several new marriage licenses appear in the list. W S Gefeler, 29, laborer of West Lafayette, and George Powell, 22, of West Lafayette. Emmet F Saylor, 20, railroader, of Walhonding, and Zella May Leane, 19, of New Castle. Doe I Mullett, 25, farmer, of Bethlehem, and Gertrude C Clark, 24, of Bethlehem. Lemuel Reed, 34, barber, of West Lafayette, and A'tce Palen, 38, of Linton. Bodheimer, 23, the man Jefferyne, and Seville M Young, 18, remarried.
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W. S. Gefeler
Wast Lafayette
George Powell
Weat Lafayette
Emmet F. Saylor
Walhonding
Zella May Leane
New Castle
Doe I. Mullett
Farmer
Bethlehem
Gertrude C. Clark
Beth‘Jenem
Lemuel Reed
Barber
A'tce Palen
Linton Dan
W. Bodenheimer
Sing It With Vigor In Coshocton On The Annual Swear
A fragmentary verse piece echoes a yearly ritual sung to a tune like The Old Oaken Bucket. It mocks the annual oath on the first day, sealing documents and paying the squire two bits as the fee, with humorous resignation at a year of thirst and paternal admonition.
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Coshocton
M. J. Senott
Barberton
Unemployed relief measures stir Columbus and beyond
Ohio city councils acknowledge Republican panic with a plan to hire workers for water main installation at 10 cents an hour, prioritizing family heads. Eight hour days, five day weeks imply scant family subsistence. A sharp editorial note questions prosperity claims and cites Coxey. Also reports a family reunion in Adams Township and saloon license collections with stable counts despite rate hikes, plus a marriage license for Amos Feverns and Lema Styers.
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Columbus
Toledo
Council At
Coxey
Washington
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Adaine Township
Malinda Hanks
Cochocton
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Monroe Township
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Adamsville
Bertha Wenmneter
Adams Township
J. W. Yvinsel
A. R. and
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Coshocton County
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Zanesville
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Vere Hanks
Henry Baker
Hazel
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Marie Gqulits
Randles
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New Cantre
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