Bridge case fate hangs on Coshocton vote and costs
After a stormy hearing Commissioner Benton Davis opposed anew circuit court action on the bridge case while McNalty Dixon supported delaying to honor the county’s plea. Businessmen urged rescinding the withdrawal, arguing an additional expense to indemnify the county. the panel set a meeting for Park Hotel to press for a public vote on whether to proceed or drop the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Reinhart
Coshocton
Cass
Benton Davis
McNalty Dixon
Reinhart
Aiden
W. A. Himebaugh
Davis
Circuit Court
Mr. Davis
W. O A. Hutchinson
Tuscarawas Township
Hanley
Coshocton County
Park Hotel
Sonal
Cambridge minister spends summer touring Europe
Rev. E. Carmen of Cambridge plans a summer in Europe after preaching several times at the Coshocton Baptist church. He is well known locally and will travel extensively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Carmen of
Cambridge
Europe
Coshocton Baptist Church
Funeral attendance noted for relatives of Don Thomas
Members of the Olinger, Kline, Balder and other families traveled to Recraville Friday to attend the funeral of Mrs. Don Thomas, aunt to several relatives. Probate Court entries indicate an order for private elevated proceedings and pending administration of John Bornasey's estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Olinger
Frank
Henry Kline
Ohi, Mi
Min
Fred Balder
Pea? Halle
Recraville
Don Thomas
John 1
Bornasey
Deceneedd
Baltic News Roundup and Obituary Report
John Shetler an elderly Baltic resident died June 10 and was buried June 12 at the home farm cemetery. He left a wife and two daughters Mrs. S. M. Wenger and Mrs. J. Farmer, plus many relatives. A large group from Baltic attended the festival on June 19. The Bethel commencement on June 18 at Mechanicto was a success with fine orations and a strong class address by J. W. Jones of Millersboro. Locals visited relatives, attended Children’s Day events in Bloomfield, and barn-raising at Zac Bentz’s drew a good crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
F. D
John Shetler
Home Farm
M. Wenger
J. Farmewe
Ed Arnold
Patterson
Bethel
J. W. Jones
Millrsbore
Adam Fraelieh
Samuel Snyder
Mt. Hope
Bloomfield
Wm. Hoffman
Holmesville
Rentz
Berlin
H. Farrer
Robt. Huff
Sugar Creek
John Lorenz
Lewis Mallet
Oak Hill
Zac Bentz
Everylanly
Real Estate Transfers In Coshocton County Listed
A sequence of property transfers is recorded from Coshocton and surrounding townships. Buyers include Eva Williams Isaac Potter Clarence Burhplee Henry Hanks and others with various parcels in Coshocton Jefferson and Tuscarawas, totals ranging from under 50 to several thousand dollars. Transactions reference lot numbers township sections and additions with multiple sellers including W A Himebaugh Bachert Moser and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva W. Williams
Isaac Potter
Coshocton
Clarence Burhplle
Anna Lenton
Henry Hanks
Anna Leniton
Tuscara
Eldridge-Higgins Co
Chas. C. Higging Co. Pt
O. L
Conesville
A. M. Shaw
Thos
G. W. Ryan
W. R. Fowls
Q. C
Perry Tp
W. A. Himebaugh
T. Oth
J. L. Shaw
Jacob Moser
Eva Kannuckle
Jefferson
T. J
C. M. Daniela
Cathe,rine Norris
Orange
Wim. H. Bachert
Coshocton Real Estate Co
B. Pope
H. N.heleki Pe
W. A. Rimebaugh
EL Tay
C. ©. Kimble
W. J. Wright
Virginia
Lafayette
M. Meyers
Ho Hall
Shaw
T. SS. Hummickhouse
Doha
Williams
A.J. Darling
J. Moser
Top Sree
LL. Hageltaiger
Moser
Monroe
S. Bless
Biggs
Conesaille
J Pootens Vo
Manwetl
Gindy
J.P Darling
Mrs. Woooy
Nellie
Himebaugh
Neill
Coshorton
Hitie
Reeoeder
Bad headed wheat in Wethicham township crop
Mr Brana of Wethicham township brings samples of injured wheat heads showing damage from blast or rust. He believes the yield will be smaller than farmers expect, estimating a possible 10 to 20 percent reduction. The grain quality may be low if heads are not ripe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brana
Wethicham Township
Brans
Senators Explain Tariff Views To Local Lithographers
Ohio senators Burton and Dick respond to requests from Coshocton lithographers about tariff on lithographic products view cards and other work. Letters outline support for a strengthened duty to protect American industry and workers, with Burton noting committee rates and Dick confirming amendments to the Payne tariff bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Cohocton
KR. Telford
Sasociation No. 19
Ohio
Burton
Telford
Rec
Coshotton
Senate
Charles Dick
C. R. Telford
Coshocton
National Association of Emplaying Lithographers
Postponed Children’s Day services at Branch M E Church
June 23 tunnel Hill report notes Miss Bernice Perkins ill with diphtheria prompting the delay. Nearby social visits include Mrs Marla Johnston and Mrs Jane Kirker calling on friends. multiple relatives and neighbors are mentioned visiting in Coshocton and Keene. Harvest is approaching as wheat turns golden. various local families are listed visiting, staying, or traveling over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnel Hill
Branch M. E. Church
Bernice Perkins
Marla Johnston
Jane Kirker
Leander Hains
Coshocton
Grace McCurdy
West Carlisle
Willie
Roy Finnel
Stewart McCurdy
Idella Camp
Keene
Walhonding Notes On Local Visits And Outings
June 23 update from Walhonding mentions Miss Mary Lapp returning from Newark. Mrs. Mary Gamble of Coshocton visits J.R. Gamble family. Miss Elizabeth Giffen returns from Loralo millinery season. J. S. McVey travels to Coshocton on business. J.R. Gamble, Bva Gamble, and guests visit Mrs. D. A. Morris in Fregpo. Buxton picnics at Tonawabda. Verna Clark returns to Coshocton after a few days nearby. Ina and Russell Spurgeon visit Newark for soldiers reunion. P. J. Fox and wife and J.R. Elder and wife take an auto trip to Coshocton in Fox's Richmond car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mira Hmma McVey
Thomas
Buxton
Tonawabda
Verna Clark
Coshocton
Ina
Russell Spurgeon
Newark
Union
J. Fox
J. R. Elder
Fox
Richmond
Mohawk Village Social and School Notes
Mohawk Village notes a week of visits among Corhocton Nellie and Mohawk residents. Lorenzo Graham Fay Hall and Miss Axle Mead are among relatives visiting, with Virgil Frease chatting with grandparents and Charles Slater visiting Brink Haven. A Children’s Day program is planned for Mohawk 3 8 next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzo Graham
Fay Hall
Corhocton
James McNabb
Columbus
J. J. Givens
Valential Almack
Coshocton
D. E. Almock
Virgil Frease
Nellie
Axle Mead
Barber
Isaac Barrett
Charles Slater
Brink Haven
Mohawk
Fresno Notes From June 24 Social Visits
Fresno reports include May and Stacy Meown of Canton visiting grandparents, Sam Thos Ming Chadys Haastson at Crawford’s in Warsaw, Mr and Mrs L M Deeds with children at Desde reunion in Cranville Bar, Mrs Robert Mixer and daughter Roby a few days in Bakeryville, and more local social snippets.
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Fresno
May
Stacy iMeown
Canton
Mire
Sam Thos
Ming Chadys Haatston
Crawford'a
Warsaw
Mi Deeds
Cranville Bar
Robert Mixer
Roby
Bakeryvilie
Chas. Deli
Murder Comes to Light in Chinese American Case
The column reports a partially bilingual confession about a murder witnessed through a transom. The Chinaman describes Fish Sigel the girl on the bed and Leon Ling bending over her with a handkerchief in her mouth. He notes blood on the cloth and Leon Ling standing over the victim. Wu issues a Chinese poster calling on fellow Chinese to aid in Leon Ling’s capture as a disgrace to their countrymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Ling
Fish Sigel
Leon
Teon Ling
Chu
New York
Washington
Teor Ling
America
Mother of Mrs Williams Dead in Newark After Long Illness
Catherine Rowe age unknown, mother of Mrs D G Williams of this city, died at home in Newark Sunday after a long illness with heart trouble. Survived by one son and three daughters. She visited Coshocton often, having spent two months there recently. Funeral slated for Tuesday in Newark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Rowe
D. G. Willams
Newark
Market Prices Across Cities on June 23
The Times reports cattle, hogs, and sheep prices in Pittsboro, Toledo, Chicago, East Buffalo, Boston, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Beef and veal vary by grade with heavy hogs at 8.20 to 8.35 in some markets, lambs up to 7.00, and grain quotes for wheat corn and oats across Toledo and Chicago. Cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep show mixed ranges with regionally varied figures and futures notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Murray
Pittsboro
Toledo
Chicago
Boston
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ile
Delaine
Kentucky
Bland
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Market prices and local notices mix in county fragment
Grain market figures corrected by A show prices for wheat oats rye buckwheat and flour per barrel and sack with several items incomplete or garbled. A social note from Coshocton records Mrs Lester DeMass hosting a birthday party with many neighbors attending, followed by an agricultural progress update on the Crow Plant in Bowth Coshocton with contractor efforts and a delayed completion.
Extended Pastoral Call to Rev Brown Expected
At a Church of Christ meeting a unanimous vote extended a pastoral call to Rev Frank Brown to replace Rev J N Johnston. Brown, from Cleveland and Yale graduate, preached well and would be hired as pastor upon acceptance, with indications of an enthusiastic reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
Frank Brown
J. N. Johnston
Brown
Cleveland
Yale
Distinguished women to be at convention in Cambridge
Notable guests at the Cambridge district missionary convention include Miss Sadie Reed of near McConnelsville, Mary Reed’s sister, and Mary Carr Curtiss, a Singapore missionary, to be hosted by Mrs Toland. Dr Agnes Richmond of McConnelsville, aunt of Mrs McKeown, will oversee the missionary love feast. Mrs J R Mills of Cleveland, sister of Bishop Thoburn, and Mrs D B Halstead of Steubenville, conference superintendent of auxiliaries, will attend, hosted by various local hosts. Mrs B C Hendershot of New Philadelphia will head the conference of young people, hosted by Mrs St Clair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Sadie Reed
McConnelsvile
Mary Reed
India
Mary Carr Curtiss
Singapore
Toland
Agnes Richmond
McConnelsville
McKeown
J. R. Mills
Cleveland
Thoburn
Geo. Hay
D. BE. Halstead
Steubenville
B. C. Hendershot
New Philadelphia
St. Clair
Man Hurt In R R Accident At Coshoc ton Yard
Brakeman R T Moyer of the T W V & . local injured while shifting cars in Coshoc ton yard on a Tuesday afternoon. He slipped from a gondola and damaged his left eye right thumb and sprained his left ankle. A westbound freight car jumped the track at Conesville Sunday evening, drawing a car onto the east bound track. Engineer Eckfeld and Fireman Emer Lynch on the fast freight narrowly avoided collision as the cab was damaged. Trnch saved the engine by jumping, spraining his ankle. He later rode to Dennison on his own train. A social gathering at Hil dale hosted by Mrs. George Hill Mrs. Ellsworth LeRetilley and Mrs. Helen LeRetilley featured a dainty luncheon. Attendees included many former Honcoc residents now living elsewhere. Councilman Frank Beech of New Philadelphia was fined $20 for striking Humane Officer J R Jackson in a drunken incident involving beer. The case was handled in probate court at Kew Prindielphia Tweeday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Moyer
Coshocton
Conesville
Eckfeld
Emer Lynch
Trnch
Hfe
Jimping
Dennison
George Hill
Ellsworth LeRetilley
Helen LeRetilley
Hildale
Frank Beech
New Philadelphia
Humane
J. R. Jackson
Jackson
Rudd
Arita
Kew Prindielphia Tweeday
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Associa
Clemens
T. J. Hanley
T. J. Hantey
Board of Trade and Business Men's Association
Commiestoners
Tridge
Hon
Marvis
Caton
Pelative
Gooi
Thes
Common Pleas Court
Attrners
D. C. Thompeor
Comata
Geo .Geay
Heldcamasseiuner
Anena
Dixon
Thante
McDowell
Lytt
Squire Wolff
Elienit
Avoeld
Fisher
Pont
Bedientiona
Taft
T. E. Burton
W. KE. Leavergood
G. D. Klein
Barrick
Carnegie
Thomas Harmilton
John Honabarger
Fur
A. L. Hull
Sam Geese
West Lafayette
J. FF. Norman
Dick Boyd
Micreek
J. A. Lorchard
Robert Finlay
Roscoe
Jim Boyd
Clara Boyd
J. B. Hamilton
M. F. Powell
Goha Norman
Walhonding
Werd
G. Teemypson
South Laws
the Times
American Press Telegram
U G. Mainton
Murr R
Hama
Lester DeMass
Lester
John Demoss
J. N. Rutledee
Calvin Haxton
Ernest Demoss
Dennis Sowers
Clayton Darr
Mes
O. F. Demoss
L. Stewart
Elihu Carr
Hazel Fry
Lester McCurdy
Roy Cullinan
Jesse Haxton
Charles Speaks
Stora = McCurdy
Agnes McCullough
Jay McCurdy
Faye Kimberly
Forest Speaks
Geosia Rutledge
Floseie Cress
Fred Kimberly
Taelma and
Noble Carr
Leonard
Ottis Demoss
Charles Demoss
Clifford Sehatte
Mr. Demoss
Crow
Bowth Coshocton
J. B. Chow @ Sona
Tayeter & Lowe
Duly J
Ebovellers
Laynter & Lowan
R. R
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