Strong Arguments For Commissioners To Stand Firm
A Coshocton county mass meeting of anti bridge supporters hears many residents urge the commissioners to uphold their resolution to withdraw the case from the circuit court. Commissioners Davis and Reinhart pledge to stand by the latest vote, despite calls to reopen or delay action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Forbes
Coshocton
Jaacob Balo
Miskimen
J. W. Cassingham
William Maxwell
C. T. McClain
Burt
R. B. McDermott
Anti Bridge
Davis
Reinhart
Who Will Continue In Office In Case Of Annexation
Columbus, June 24. Dennivan and Uhrichsville may unite as one city. A question arose who will hold city offices after amalgamation. The attorney general said the officer roster depends on which city is annexed, Dennison or Uhrichsville, and which side wins the selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dennivan
Ubrichsville
Dennison
Lunrichsville
BR. Baldwin
Uhrichsville
Two Courts Trying To Pacify Pleasant Valley
Two courts confront a Pleasant Valley neighborhood dispute with a string of charges and contested actions. Cases involve Nore Wilden and her father Chae Bienner, with Steiner and Wilden tangling over alleged breaches of the peace and accusations linked to chicken damage. A later Ohio ex rel Steiner vs Nora Wilden proceeds, while a judge at Newark handles nine liquor violations, all fined at two hundred dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Sentre Winer
Nore Wilden Brea
Chae. Bienner
Atrempling
Lanire Wimmer
Steiner
Chas, Burkheimer
Lewis Steiner
Wilden
Wilders
Arminst Steiner
Squire 4
FR. Baker
Squaire Baker
Nicholas
Newark
George John
Ren
Machargel
Brandenburgh Trial Over Alleged Forged Cleveland Memoir
In the case of Broughton Brandenburg, charged with larceny for selling to the New York Times an article claimed to be dictated and signed by Grover Cleveland, Mrs. Cleveland testified that her husband could not sign for months before death and Airs. Cleveland said the signature was forged. Brandenburg, indicted last year, fled to California, was arrested there, and returned to New York for jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broughton Brandenburg
New York Times
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Brandenburg
Twtcy
Ete
California
New York
Untimely Death of Former Coshocton Resident Topic
Confusion on the streets arose from a misheard phone conversation about the death by self harm of M V Mizer, a former Coshocton resident and cousin of W A Mixer. The incident occurred last Monday in Pueblo Colorado where he worked in transfer and lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. V. Mizer
W. A. Mixer
Coshocton
French V. Mixer
Thin City
W. A. Mizer
Mr. Mizer
Slissourt
Pueblo
Colo
Haveeen
Mizer Farm
Wheeling Tracks
Otseze Road
French V. Miser
City
Cleveland
Patterson commencement at M. B. church garners praise
Spring Mountain June 25 Patterson commencement under guidance of Edwin Robnson at the M. B. church drew a large audience. Johnson orchestra of Coshocton played beautiful selections. Hon. Frank Ashman of Coshocton delivered a lengthy yet engaging address on Free America and honor. Erwin Robinson lauded for program management. A birthday party followed at Rockjedse Park Adams Mills with Mrs George McQuestion honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Mountain
Patterson
Edwin Robnson
M. B. Church
Jobnson
Coshocton
Xractuates Redemptia Hefe
Wallace Baker
Frank Ashman
Erwin Robinson
Adams Mills Families Named in Listing
Beth Keily of West Virginia, Mrs. Sam Rose and son, Mrs. Charles Vicker and daughter, Mrs. Calvin Steiner, Mrs. Brent Steiner, Mrs. George Vickers, Mrs. Harvey Vickers, Mr. Mercer and Miss Mercer, all of Adams Mills, Mrs. Stewart Wilhelm and children of Roscoe, Mrs. C. H. Houser and Mrs. Will Love and children of Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Keily
West Virginia
Sam Rose
Charles Vicker
Calvin Steiner
Brent Steiner
George Vickers
Harvey Vickers
Mercer
Miss Mercer
Adams Mills
Stewart Wilhelm
Roscoe
C. H. Houser
Will Love
Coshocton
Tonsils Cut Out on Youngest Denzer Daughter
Misa Grace Denzer youngest daughter of Mrs Jennie Denzer had her tonsils removed and adenoids taken out Wednesday. Dr McClain assisted by Dr Neldon performed the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Grace Denzer
Jennie Denzer
McClain
Neldon
Books Leaked Over the Floor in Mt. Vernon Affair
The Mt. Vernon Banner reports a local professional man known for pro dry views received boxed shipments labeled books. An express agent phoned him and, via reply, warned the box was leaking all over the floor, implying illicit contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Vernon
Express
Expressman
Revisits Scenes Of Early Life In County
Joe Cunning of Cincinnati visits this city as guest of Mrs W. E. B. Rose on N Sixth Street. Native of the county born and raised in G Sawford Township she moved to Cincinnati three years ago and has many relatives here. She anticipates pleasure from her visit to familiar scenes of her youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cunning
Cincinnati
W. EB. Rose
N. Sixth Street
Dairymen Convene To Seek Better Prices For Milk
Cowhoctan county dairymen from Tuscarawas Holmes and Cosnocon counties plan a meeting at Sugar Creek on Sunday July 2 to discuss measures to secure a higher price for their product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas
Holmes and Cosnocon
Suear Creek
Passing of Mrs Zellars in Freeport Ohio
The Times records the life of Mrs Mary Osborn Craig Zellars born March 27 1873 in Washington Guernsey county Ohio. She died June 19 1909 in Freeport after six months illness from inflammation of the bowels. Survived by husband Dr William A Zellars daughter Virginia born 1896 and a son who died Feb 21 1909. She also leaves her mother and sister Mrs Dr Harrison of Cambridge and other relatives. Funeral attendees included H H Zellars and Mr and Mrs Charles Williams of Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Lfe
Washington
Freeport
M. E. Church
H. H. Zellars
Charles Williams
Coshacton
No Democrat Will Get It'
An old-time democrat predicts no Democrat will receive the police chief appointment in the local paper, claiming the paper and its allies dictate selections. The piece quotes a veteran about partisan influence and policy directions in appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Patterson Graduating Exercises At Mohawk
The Patterson commencement was held at Mohawk M. E. church on Wednesday evening, June 30. Johnston's orchestra of Coshocton provided music. Addresses and readings included Invocation by Rev. Cornell, The Grand Advance by Thresa Weber, Success by Ester Beal, Success in Life by Walter Elder, The Blacksmith's Song by Ruby Beal, Self Reliance by Clinton Fry, Grandfather's Version of Slang by Flossie Fry, Pantomime Coming Through the Rye, Class Address by Pres. J. He. Straughn, and Benediction by Rev. Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Johnston
Coshocton
Cornell
Thresa Weber
Ester Beal
Walter Elder
Ruby Beal
Clinton Fry
Flossie Fry
J. He. Straughn
Surprise birthday for Mrs. Meredith hosts in Mill Fork
Mrs. Charles Meredith was the guest of honor at a surprise gathering planned by her daughter Mrs. Ben Cox. The event featured a sumptuous dinner and many useful presents. Attendees included Mrs. Askrens, Mrs. Wright, the Thayers, Mrs. Cox and others from Coshocton and nearby towns. References to local visitors and community notes follow. Dr King’s New Discovery ad promotes a remedy for coughs and bronchial issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Fork
Sylvanus Corder
New Castle
Charles Meredith
Ben Cox
Meredith
Samuel Askrens
Hannah Wright
Daniel Thayer
Emily Thayer
Merrell
Archie
Senter
Fannie Atwood
Coshocton
Harry Bryan
Dennison
James Cooksey
W. R. Lipscomb
Washington, N. C
Dr. King
C. E. Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Local Robberies Suspect As Cash Missing In Coneaville
Saturday morning reports reveal a string of robberies in Coneaville late Thursday night or Friday morning. Local talent is suspected, with focus on a resident near the village. Stolen items were minimal in value. Stores hit include Clyde Wheeler, Geo Lutz, and Wheeling freight station. Wheeler’s entry came via cellar window iron erming. nothing of value taken. At Lutz store pennies from cash drawer, chewing gum, and bananas stolen. At Wheeling station thieves opened express packages. one whiskey bottle partly consumed before discard. Mr and Mrs Hugh Gamble newly placed in charge of large wind house at Congress Lake near Canton. Park owned by private parties. arrangements underway for a homecoming in Adama ville this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coneaville
Clyde Wheeler
Geo. Lutz
Wheeling
Wheeler
Lutz
Hugh Gamble
Coshocton
Congress Lake
Canton
Thehouse
Gromada
Gamble
Earn More By Following This Unknown Plan
Promoter promises to increase earnings 50 to 100 percent in a few months by a vague plan. Cites examples of William Dobbyn earning $5,000 annually and Ada Menafee reaching $1,450. Urges readers to mail age and education details to receive particulars and defray study expenses. Columbus address requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dobbyn
Ada Menafee
Columbus
Examinations Schedule for Bliss College Ohio Text
Examinations for elementary certificates will be held the first Saturday of each month. High school and special certificates on the first Saturday of September December March and June. Patterson exams on the third Saturday of April and second Saturday of May. Examinations begin at 7 30 A M. A fee of fifty cents payable to the Board before entering. Returns require five cents in stamps except Patterson applicants. The Board provides stationery. Keith's Elementary Education forms the basis for questions. A copy of The Ohio Teachers' Reading Circle is available for 1 05. E P Pry L Shaw WM Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
Pry
L ¢. Shaw
WM. Walker
POMERENE FE POMERENE POMERENE & POMERENE Attorney at Law
Coshocton firm Pomerene and Pomerene, Attorneys at Law, located in the Office Burns Block on Main Street, handles legal matters in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomerene
Attorney-at-Law
Coshocton
Offie
H. E. Haan
Burns Building
Main Street
W. A. Himebaugh
Burns Block
Fourth Street
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
Hay Bldg
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Rinehart
Dixon
Great Boosters
Circuit Court
Moore
Perry Darling
Coeshocton
L. F. McVey
John Wagner
Weston
Ocean Tc
Ocean Walker
Allen
F. V. Mizer
Rockjedse Park
Adiams Mills
George McQuestion
Wickera
McQuestion
Nastiel Vare
Vickers
Dresden
Mrz
Tan Cromer
Mes
Kate Roney
Mra. Kisher
Jadee Farthiow
Mra. Wilens
Men
Knoff
Zon
Gen. Roney
Miex Eliza
Infante
Boeghl
Mrs. Zellars
Thomas Carton
Howard Wolfe
DeWitt
FE. C. Dewitt & Co
Chicago
GC. E. Anderson
Squire's
Charles Widen
Laura
Phurtday
Squire Wimmer
W. A. Robinson
Steubenville
Standen Hotel
DelVitt
C.K Anderson
Conducton
C. M. Fergnson
Rowcer
Mohawk
Millfork
Able Hone
Adamaville
Aimilar
Co. A. Bliss, Bliss College
Columbus, O
Thomas E. Duncan
Geo. J. Bock, JA
Locust Street
Ohio Acetylene Company
Weveter
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