Hard Cider Revel May Purchaser of Blisshield Gravel Bank
The grand jury likely to hear about a country sale near Methzm New ce where hard cider was sold as vinegar. Charges of violating local option and pure food laws may follow, as substituted names and intoxication claims surface while Iron Clad and partners acquire gravel lands near the C. A. & C. railroad to ship gravel statewide and bid on concrete for Coshocton bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blisshield Gravel Bank
Methzm
Times
Din Urbanes
Hu Sonvich
Peter
Tom Norman
WB. L. Shommnaker
Newcomerstown
Columbus
Iron Clas
Frank Williamson
Srivel Bank
Coshocton
Mrs Gertrude Hackney Dies in Columbus Sanatorium
Mrs Gertrude Krauss Hackney of Newark died Monday night at Shepherd Sanatorium near Columbus where she was treated for months. Survived by husband Ross Hackney and their son Faul, plus her mother Mrs M J Krauss and brothers and sisters. Born in Franklin township, aged twenty seven, she was a longtime M E church member and married in 1905. Body to be brought to Coshocton for interment. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Gertrude Krauss Hackney
Newark
Yate
Shepherd Sanatorium
Columbus
Faul
M. J. Krauss
Folowing
Lillie Bale
Conesville
Charley Krauss
Mansfield
Annie
Federal Discount Co. v. Albertson Jury Verdict Given
In Squire Staats' court a five member jury took fifteen minutes to decide for the Federal Discount Co. against J. F. Albertson over jewelry notes valued at 112.1 dollars. CG Adams represented the plaintiff with C Homer Durand for the defense. Jurors were Gus Edwards Jay Abbott F E H Mack Fred Horn and Chas P Hen ry. One prospective juror was under subpoena in Columbus for another case and the panel was reduced by mutual consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Staats’ Court
The
Federal Discount Co
CG. Adams
C. Homer Durand
Gus Edwards
Jay Abbott
H. Mack
Fred Horn
Chas. P. Heenry
J. W. Cassingham
U. S. Court
Columbus
Drasden Bank
Mrs Stephen Jones Expires After Brief Illness
Mrs Stephen Jones died at her home on John Street Tuesday afternoon at 2:10 after a brief illness of double pneumonia. She is survived by her husband and four children, the oldest being ten years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Jones
John Street
Program of Anti-Saloon Law Enforcement Session
Columbus hosts a two day Anti-Saloon Law Enforcement Conference with sessions on league relations to law enforcement county prosecutors private citizens aiding officers and county chairmen led by lawmakers from Georgia Newark and Portsmouth. Delegates from multiple counties are listed amid a near-beer closing note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Cashocton
Seaborn Wright
Georgia
League and Temperance Organizations
W. B. Wheeler
W. W. Cowen
Belmont County
Edward Kibler
Newark
Joseph Clark
William Brenton
Xenia
Charles Seward
Blair
Portsmouth
Geo. Uhler
Marton
W. H. Miler
Zanesville
FE. S. Neeley
P. A. Baker
George M. Gray
Marshall Endsley
Wm. Dickerson
J. P. Forbes
D. F. Laughlin
Speckman
Sirde Sproule
John R. Gamble
J. Ab Finlay
Harry Ferguson
Aitarnaten
RK. L. Donley
J. F. Meek
M. H. McCormick
J. J. Myser
PD. G. Whittemore
E. Wall
T. J. Han Jey
D. DB. Boyd
Perry Darling
Joe L. Myers
Isleta Well Abandoned After Berea Sand Effort
Otsego January 18 The Isleta Oil & Gas Co by Regshe and Bel near Plainfield abandoned its well after drilling to the Berea sand in a failed bid to locate oil. The well once yielded several barrels daily at 210 feet. The rigging is being moved nearby to seek a new shallow pool and a fair producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otsego
Isleta Oil & Gas Co
Regshe & Bel
Plainfield
Berea
Regne & Bell
Irwin Wolfe Dies From Saw Mill Injuries
Irwin Wolfe, about twenty three, of the Orange neighborhood in Coshocton County, died after days of suffering from injuries at Ripps saw mill on January 4. He leaves a young wife, a grieving mother, and a community in mourning. Funeral services were set for Thursday afternoon at one thirty, with details not fully arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine Wolfe
Realma
Wolfe
Ripps
Coshocton County
Orange
West Lafayette
McClain
Hife
Mr. Wolfe
Escapes Injury In Possible Suicide Attempt On Main Street
Harry Roadruck fired a 32 caliber revolver on Main street eight o'clock Saturday evening. The bullet pierced his clothing but did not injure him or the young woman who wrestled the weapon away. Roadruck, intoxicated, was later arrested and released on bond after doctors confirmed the bullet did not penetrate skin. Authorities reported several motives, with despondency and possible motives toward his sweetheart cited as factors. The episode left witnesses shaken and the crowd dispersed as police custody followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Roadruck
Roadruck
Hamilton
Main Street
Coalley
Roadrack
Benj
Coe
Lloyd Wilson
F. M. Marehall
Marshall Home
Roadrick
Walliam Rowdruck
Offficer Corman
Elt
Gorman
Polestation
Rondrack
Oficer
Welling Charged With Carrying Concealed Weapons
Wiland J. Welling of Crawford faces heavy penalty for carrying concealed weapons. The report notes a recent incident where Welling allegedly beat Galore in a morning altercation. The piece details a family tragedy, listing his death and surviving relatives, with funeral arrangements at the Reformed church and interment in the nearby cemetery.
Domestic M'f'g Co Names Officers at Annual Meeting
The directors of the Domexsife Manufacturing Co and Burcks launched their annual meeting Saturday elected officers: President Howard Robinson Vice President N C Bush Secretary and Treasurer J R Rywek Manager OC Clemons. other matters of raising this were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domexsife Manufacturing Co
Burcks Launcha
Howard Robinson
N. OC. Bush
J. RR. Sywek
OC. K. Clemons
Board Reorganizes for Ensuing Year Elects Porter President
The Con showen County Agricultural Society directors meet to reorganize for the year electing C C Porter as president Alex Stewart as vice president W B Miller as secretary and Stephen Dawsen as treasurer The treasurer reports total receipts of 12628 46 and disbursements of 12250 00 including 2208 65 for permanent improvements The 1909 fair is set for Oct 5 6 7 with plans in progress The report notes a pending meeting to revise the premium list Mrs M L Custer expected home Saturday after a long stay in White Haven PA and plans for Willing Seute to open a walnut street branch store in Porter Mitchells room
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conshowen County Agricultural Society
C. C. Porter
Alex Stewart
W. B. Miller
Stephen Dawsen
Dawson
Timex
Will Gome
Willing Seute
Third Street
Etncor Nan
Walnut Street
Porter Mitchell
Walhonding Institute Elects Officers at Meeting
The Walhonding Institute held a well attended session with speakers from local and state levels discussing the institution's profitability and future plans. Officers elected include President John McParkiaid and Vice President John G. Scott, with D2 CL Reker as Secretary and William Kap as Treasurer. A nominating committee comprised of John Kirch, Jacob Fisher, and George Brinestaotl was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walbhonding Institutie Wohlae
Monudkty
Toesitay
Altatia
Horatio Marktoy
John McParkiaid
John G. Scott
Sweretars
Reker
William Kap
John Kirch
Jacob Fisher
George Brinestaotl
Saw Mill 18 Among Richard Owens Bequests
The will of Richard Owens of Plamberd is filed in probate. He bequeaths to his wife Ordha Owens the residence and 2.3 acres, with all household goods and money for her lifetime. After her death the property passes to daughter Unaisy Woods, with other heirs receiving limited sums and trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Owens
Tate
Plamberd
Ordha Owens
Unaisy Woods
Peta
Eranidson
INSTALL NEW OFFICERS AND LOCAL NEWS FROM COUNCIL
District Deputy Grand Master A N Satie presided at the regimar meeting of the IOOF FP where Noble Grand Charles Johnston and officers were installed. Officers include Vice Grand William Champenots Recording Secretary IS George Fynatiatalecretary Hay Carnes Treasurer Ceorge Moner Trustees Joseph Wisenburg Capt. Inst First Degree George Erwin Capt. Secon Degree Peery Piman and more with Ward Porter 78 N G 17 8 Kring L 8S N G Jol South Roos V G William McMuhen LB 3 a Carl Uricher Inside Guardian Noah Sturry Outside Guardian Charles Kane and others. A party of Coshocton lodge members plan to install IOOF officers in West Lafayette Thursday and Plaintickt next Saturday. An error in Kaniekle case subpoenas misdated 1908 as 1909. A Bloomfield party honored Ralph Lawrence of Busfield at his home with several local youths attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distriet Treputy
Miter
A. N. Satie
Neem
Regimar
Noble Grand
Charles Jiouston
Wildiam Champeanots
Geoomer
Hay Carnes
Treadiner
Ceorge Moner
Joseph Wisenburg
George Erwin
Charles Whinoria
Secon Pegree
Peery Piman
Ihecoc
Charker Askrons
Charles T. Williams
W. FL. Barner
Ed Maris
Lot
Ward Porter
N. G
Kring. L
Jol Sodth
Roos
V. G
Willam McMuhen
Carl Uricher
Inside Guardian
Noah Sturry
Guardian
Charles Kane
Mr. Sahling
Coshocton
West Lafayette
Lode
Aimaen
Plaintickt
George Poa
West Datityette Jan 19 3 Weird Gazette Typo
Fragmented OCR reads like a local diary with typhoid fever mentions and a list of names and offices. It references a meeting Friday, a Plow task, and future elections in a West Damnxette area with names such as J. G. Elsaner and Driseureh MC Lettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Datityette
M. Vance de DE
Bergukei
Lisecett
Bethflasian Py
He Snes
Manu
Gaietarinas Co
West
Damnxette
Momdiy Attecnoon
J. G. Elsaner
View Tresident
Dohairk Driseureh MC Lettes
Geherak
New Bedford Notes On Local Visits And Illnesses
New Bedford reports show Cain, Mo Taha Baker returning from a nwes visit with brothers at Cinta Whats Hlobbertiaiin. Oscar Marth on Miltoreck and Mrs Jota Bulder ill. The Ripner Co. accelerates clearance sales. Dake, Lake Vos, and Chas Dake family visit Mrs Lakes, while Mr Tinker and Sehicklé family assist with choir and work preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Cain
Taha Baker
Weede
Cinta
Tate
Paren Moninds
Pradanky
Moyrife
Coghoetan
Ant
New Hertford
Oscar Marth
Mil
Sehicklé
Local families gather for midweek visit and news
Coshocton Route 3 reports a busy midweek gathering as numerous families and friends visit in the area. Names include Mr and Mrs Fennkral, Mr and Mrs Parker Adkins, Mr and Mrs Clyde Overholt, Mr and Mrs Leonard Becktoh, and many others in attendance at various houses near Coshocton and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Min
Clyde Overholt
lLewvett and Metier
Alex Motlure
Miley
Breh's Mills
Mer
Bintonsan
Michay
Leonard Becktoh
Jane Week
Mies
Adnan Wonston
Toledo
Ross Lawrence
Sumidiay
Warsaw
Webb
Fonew Bart
Air
Elmer Andaley
Uth
Warr
Mur
Myx
Marshall Mudaley
Jeonard Murray
Abram Weatherwax
Wm. Karr
Fomby
Albert Conrad
Local notes and household items from Lawland area
Revival meetings draw wide attention as residents relocate properties and visitors arrive from miles around. Misses Sarah Young and Livale McCultoish attend protected services led by Anderson. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Gilbert of Barberton. A student missed school due to illness. The Tate Mrs. Nancy Thompkine funeral was held at Grant Laws ville. Harold Hershman sustains a cut lip at work after a heavy box incident. Mrs James B B Sterning suffers a mild diphtheria case on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mroo
Lambert Gilbert
Barberton Aire
Harry Williamson
Artr
Temehey
Million Foot Depth Drilled At Birds Run
Driller FL KL McKee reports a substantial oil well at Birds Run, noting high production. Officials describe a strong flow and potential for long term output, with details on reservoir performance and the well’s test period.
Poultry Exhibition Draws Attention at Local Fair
Poultry enthusiasts flock to a garden show where exhibitors present birds including a chicken and an exhibition entry that caused a stir at South Lawn Avenue. Mrs Bryant notes the bird refuses to mix with other fowl, with a curious scene observed by onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youley Shea
Cea
Retzler
South Lawn Avenue
Gardenhutten Pouliey
Bryant
Committees Appointed Across Townships for Three Year Terms
A broad slate of names shows committees to serve three years across townships. Chairman coordination urged, with many local residents listed as members. A West Lafayette party and a business trip to Columbia are noted among the week’s activities, along with a legislature session upcoming in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pWhsli Pr
Mies Ruse Lateh
Coshocton
Adamsty
Josne Ryngsty
Hawk
Johan Sehaonoves
Tate Jor
Hays
Joh Stanton
He. A. Wetithart
Korne A
SS. Houghurd
Ins. Hoya
Whittemore
Tinten- Ab
HB. Woodward
N. Hassett
Jolin Criswell
Laffryette Jobhn Carroll
Wm. Jorselite
Pood
Pratt
Milt Creekh
W. Bobcork
Ges
Patterson
Carr Monroe
McNeal
SRT
New Caste
Ceeliin Win
Its. McCherman
Oxford - Doh
I. D. Sehott
Wayne County
Columbia
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Gertrude Hackney
Sanatorium
Uncle Sam
Dennison
Cownett
Niewspaper
Isleta
Irwin Wolfe
Marshall
Onlg
Mins Belleshaw
Elijam Welling
Wiland J. Welling
Crawford Tyr Ahoef
Prursday Miornilipg
Welle
Caudon
de Ceneed
George
Gilbert
Demima
A. Snyder
Wim. Howe
Lower
Canal Dover
Albert Bilder
Coshoeton
Walter Rinehart
Balthe
Reformed Church
FB. Lahr
King
King George OF
Greece
M'Farland
Walhonding Institute
Kaniekle
Framilton
Wheeler
Bloomfield
Bloomfala
Carlos Lawrence
Ralph Lawrence
Busfield
Miaxen
Jensie Lowe
Mildred Guthrie
Mabel Guthrie
Myrtle Guthre
Ella Duncan
Fannie Trace
L Glady'n Stein
Nell Duncan
Marcus Guthrie
Ralph Keser
George Bickel
Rol Cline
Carl Graham
Mell Lowe
West Lafayette News
Layland
Thompkins Funcral
Nancy Thompkine
Grant Lawsville
Harold Hershman
Hershman
Hix
James BB. Sterning
West Main Street
KL McKee
McKee
Marty
Fine
Stupper
Criterion
Mizves Almeda Marx
Emile Marx
Debbie Leigheboger
Minnie Leighoth
Maud McClain
Mamie McClais
Jazie Norman
Edna Norman
Alice Stengile
R. McCormick
Keane Cappeen
Virginia
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