Country Club to Admit 250 Members
At a board meeting the Country Club moves to enlarge membership to 250, reaching 150 so far. Charter members remain, women may join, and any applicant must be submitted to a member for forwarding to the board. Names submitted in two weeks will be acted on at the next meeting, which will also elect officers. Constitution and by laws were adopted. dues are 15 dollars for men and 10 dollars for women.
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Board of Governors
Country Club
Thei Board of Governores
Daniel McGinnis Dies in Frazeysburg After Long Illness
Daniel McGinnis, about seventy, died Thursday at 1:30 AM at his home in Frazeysburg. Long illness, largely brain softening, preceded his death. He lived much of his life in Ohio, belonged to the Disciple church, and is survived by his second wife and ten children, including OQ. FP. McGinnis and B. A. McGinnis.
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Daniel McGinnis
Miss Ottilie Graeper Injured At Warsaw Lip Cat Open
Eighth grade bob sled trip to Warsaw ends in mishap when Ottilie Graeper falls on a stairway near Dr. Wrights hotel. Mary Elder escapes injury. Ottilie sustains a painful nose cut and bruises. Teachers Miss Kate McClure and Miss Laura Fisher chaperone. event follows supper and games.
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Ottilie Graeper
Warsaw
Ottilie Grasper
Kate McClure
Laura Fisher
Ottilie
Mary Elder
Kirix
Mary
Protracted meeting to start at Linton Mills area
A crowd visited James Carnes’ family in Linton Mills last Thursday evening listing many neighbors and relatives. Protracted meeting begins next Monday night at the place. Several townsfolk helped with sleds from Marlatt’s Run and plans to attend church were noted.
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Linton Mills
James Carnes
Chancey Usbun
William Shryhock
Henry Shryhock
Edna
Mary Shryhock
Mary
Jessie van Alstine
Sarah
Ruth Miller
Roy
Ragan Welker
George Sentitt
Ralph Phillips
Sonn Osbun
Marlatt
Fifty Three Men Perish on Lake
Chicago reports a disaster on Lake Michigan where 96 workers were in a crib and tunnel for a new water conduit when a fire and icy water cut off escape. Rescue efforts with air pressure faced equipment failures, delaying an accurate death toll or survivor list.
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Chicago
George W. Jackson
Mrs Darius Maston Fractures Hip In Fall
Mrs Darius Maston of Crooked Run fractured her hip in a minor fall Wednesday morning. Dr Melandy was called to attend to the injury.
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Darius Maston
Crooked Run
Melandy
Ora Spicer Dead in Dresden Tuberculosis Attack
Ora Spicer aged 28 of Dresden died Thursday from tuberculosis. Mrs Homer Fortune of Conesville is a sister to the deceased. Irvin Almack, Beach Co employee, was badly injured Wednesday while cleaning a machine his left hand caught in the combs, mashing three fingers. he stopped the machine to save his hand and will miss work for several days.
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Ora Spicer
Dresden
Homer Fortune of
Conesvilte
Irvin Almack
The
Beach Co
Coshocton Odd Fellows Install Officers in West Lafayette
Coshocton lodge members led by A N Bahling J E Gloss and others traveled to West Lafayette Thursday to install officers for the lodge including Noble Grand John Williams Vier Grand Bert Cochran and various other officers. The delegation planned to travel to Plainfield Saturday to install hours in the lodge there.
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Coshocton Odd Fellows
West Lafayette Intallation
A. N. Bahling
J. E. Gloss
John Smith
Charles Williams
Frank Foster
I. J. Kring
Roy R. Carnes
Loial
I. O. F. Lodge
West Lafayette
West Lafayette Lodge
Noble Grand
John Williams - Vier
Bert Cochran
Seth Daugherty
J. F. Leighninger
E Wiggins
N.G
Pete Caton
Tom Shaw
Grant Leighninger
Clit Shafer
Joe Vansickle
V. G
Frank Geese
Manning Sprague
R. S
Lewis Wiggins
Minor Marquand
Inside Guardian
Irwin Evans
Onterte Guardian
Charles Sum Jainere
Cashocton
Massive Brick and Cement Needed for Clow Plant Construction
The Times reports vast material requirements for the Clow plant project. One freight train length of steel cement and brick, plus twenty five more cars of lumber sand and gravel, are needed. Approximately one million bricks eighty car loads, six hundred tons of structural steel, fifteen to twenty freight cars, three thousand barrels of cement and twenty cars, with weather affecting midwinter work. Foundations are excavated six feet deep and South Coshocton tracks near completion. Fifty workers on site. large concrete mixer arrived. forty workers and fourteen teams on grading.
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Coshocton
Wheeling
SLEIGH RIDES ENTICING TALE OF ABSENT MOTHER
Officer Jackson of Tuscarawas county heads a new role as the humane force chief is called to handle a case where a mother left her young son home alone to enjoy a night out. Jackson found the boy at about 9 pm and stayed until the mother returned after hours. The mother cried with relief after promise to not repeat it.
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Officer Jackson
Humane Force
Tuscarawas County
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
As Weighter
Sees Mother Grow Young With Electric Bitters Tale
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine praises Electric Bitters for her mother over 70 who recovered from 20 years of severe dyspepsia. The tonic is said to boost appetite sleep and vitality while treating liver and kidney troubles. Available at Amersons Coshocton and Ferguson Roscoe. A Fresno party honors Mr and Mrs Porter McClain with a surprise home gathering. many neighbors attend with cheerful wreck and delight.
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W. L. Gilpatrick
Danforth
Amierson
Coshocton
C. M . Ferguson
Roscoe
McClain
Fresno
tr @neata
Porter McClain
Wresh
Deligiows
Woes of the Skunk Hunter
Two skunk hunting enthusiasts Phenie Doney and Reese Jones spent a half day tracking skunks, only to uncover a buried domestic cat instead. They returned home with unfinished expectations and empty hands after the dig.
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Phenie" Doney
Reese Jones
Doney
Jones
Missing Strasburg teacher E G Hoopengarner in Canal Dover
Canal Dover January 21 news reports the sudden disappearance of E G Hoopengarner, a village school teacher who left Tuesday after dismissing the school at noon. He cashed a $75 check in Dover and has not been seen by relatives since. his wife runs the village store at Winfield. He is about 25 years old.
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Canal
Dover
City Forecasts Police Savings Amid Saloon Revenue Loss
Mayor Hamilton told the Safety Board at a Thursday meeting he will not appoint a patrolman to replace Abe Laird who resigned. He said current conditions keep the force adequate and emergencies will be met by a special officer if needed. He expects no heavy police need before July 1, 1909, and notes liquor tax funds the salaries. Surplus funds persist for six months as revenue declines. The Safety Board elected Louis Brendel president and James Preston secretary for six months.
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Hamilton
Safety Board
Abe Laird
Crow
The
Louis Brendel
James Preston
Allen's Foot Ease Ad Teases Comfortable Fit
The notice touts Allen's Foot Ease as a remedy to size issues in shoes including patent leather styles. It claims ease for breaking in new shoes and suggests broad availability.
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Allen
Lincoln Stamps to Appear Soon
Lincoln stamps to be issued before Lincoln’s birthday on February 12 by the Coshocton Post Office under a congressionally approved quota of 100,000,000. The design shows Lincoln’s profile in eclipse with laurel leaves and the inscription US Postage, the dates 1809 to 1909, in red, inspired by a Corcoran Gallery copy and Chicago’s St. Garden statue.
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Lincoln
Coshocton
Congress
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington
St. Garden
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Impressive piano lift marks Wear Bedford lecture night
Arthur J. Fisher of Cleveland, an impersonator, will lead the third number of the Wear Bedford lecture course on Thursday evening Jan 28. A large crowd watched Friday morning as a piano was hoisted to the Baker and Tumblin block third floor where the Phi Sigs are quartered using a block and tackle from a roof beam.
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Wear Bedford
Arthur J. Fisher
Cleveland
Baker & Tumblin
Social Affairs in Coshocton and West Lafayette Notes
Community social life described with multiple gatherings in Coshocton R F D 2 and West Lafayette. Guests include Will Parks George Miller and local families. music by Parks with a phonograph. card clubs and neighborhood updates. ill health news and a bank officers list. a damaged farm accident and a dogged pulmonary illness amid local routine.
Texas Farm Move Ties Agnes Barret to Mohawk Village
Agnes Barret of Mohawk Village plans a Texas farm purchase after wintering in Kansas with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs J O Kinney. She will return to COSHOCTON County to settle chattels then rejoin the Lone Star state. Wedding announcements follow as Lela Keyes and Columbus Mayor Bond will wed next June.
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Agnes Barret
Mohawk Village
Kansas
J. O. Kinney
Texas
Coshocton County
Lone Star State
Lela A. Keyes
Mayor Bond
Columbus
Lela Im. Keyes
M. J. Keyes
Cleveland
Charles Anson Bond
Examinations Schedule for Teachers Openings and Fees
Notice to teachers outlines monthly elementary certificate exams on the first Saturday, with high school and special certificates on specified months. Patterson exams occur on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Entry begins at 7 30, fees due to the Board of Examiners, five cent returns, stamped envelopes for Patterson applicants, stationery supplied by the Board, and references Keltn’s Elementary Education for the present year. A. P McDonald, PRY Shaw.
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Patterson
Board of
Keltn
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
A. P McDonald
Pry. L . Shaw
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