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Newspaper
Coshocton Weekly Times
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1908
Page
5
Baltic Ohio July 27 notice that Troyes and Coy plan a new brick mill three stories high to replace the burned Baltic mill. They will move the building back one foot, skip stables and rear wagon house, and use modern durable design with floor area similar to the old. The move follows the fire and aims for a timely rebuild with best available materials.
Calvin Everhart, about forty five, did not show up for a nine o'clock hearing before Mayor Hamilton on a charge of attempted rape. His $2000 bond was forfeited, with the risk of transfer to the state if no good cause is shown. The case centers on allegations involving the Schlarb family's nine year old daughter Gertrude near Fresno.
Judge Nicholas held Common Pleas Court Saturday into noon with adjournment to Monday August 17. He said he would hear urgent matters but delay nonessential decisions until a later session. Key item: DeHart vs Wisenburg over Main Street Rink. receiver L D Schott to solicit bids for renting or leasing, report within thirty days, with building repairs to secure a first lien. The court blocked new contracts with buyers until reporting and judge guidance. Heck vs Heck set for final hearing August 17 unless settled earlier. Toon Graham v Graham et al saw an answer filed. Randive v Randies judgment recorded.
A judgment was entered Saturday morning against defendant Will Randles for injuries from cuts. The decision names Randles as the liable party and notes the incident occurred previously, with the court setting accordingly.
Dresden July 27 Rev Allen Percy Bissel and co applicants have been selected by the church of Dresden and St Matthew in Madison to serve as rector of these congregations. The decision follows his graduation at Kepyan eaileare and marks a new chapter for the parish communities.
The Sunday school in New Bedford hosts a picnic on Saturday August 13 to celebrate Fox's grave and looks forward to a pleasant gathering with a Lent member attendance anticipated.
Morgan Run comms shiver as a mad dog scare spread. Dogs wandered wildly, attempting to bite, while residents recalled a similar incident. Mrs Joseph Angel of Coshocton attended a funeral for a 68 year old relative, and a wedding is planned in West Lafayette for May Lawrence and James Turner. A Coshocton area merchant, M. E. Crim, faces debts of 4256.16 against assets of 2119.10, with 2185 due to W. R. Gin, listed as father of a war merchant.
Receiver Hubert My Farthing outlines expected payouts from First Nutlome tank claims with gains near 30 percent for some creditors and as high as 50 percent for others. He notes dividends will be issued over the next ten weeks with partial payments already made and more to follow, detailing schedule and amounts to key claimants.
A temporary bridge over a coal gulch near the River Corrugated Paper Co. site became the scene of an accident Monday afternoon. Allen Wiggins driving one of the team drays hauling barrels and grain saw his horse balk and back the wagon toward the ravine. The barrel of oil broke from its moorings and rolled to the bottom as the team struggled. Wiggins freed the horse and the crew, with help, retrieved the barrel and continued the delivery.
Mrs. J. Miller formerly of Coshocton died at her Columbus home nine Delaware avenue at ten o clock Monday morning after a year long battle with malignant cancer. She was sister to Mrs. Adelaide Ale Chure of Cambridge road. Her husband, a well known colonel, survives.
Probate court final accounts filed for minor Myert Miller guardian Catherine Berl executrix Gret Meek final accounts, and John Beaver estates closed. Odd Fellows change district picnic to August 29 with Louis Houck Sidney Emmons Garrett Stocker as speakers. Knox leader Allen J. dies. Coshocton banks close Monday afternoon to hear Billy Sunday at Chau Vauqua.
An Adamsville community assembly appoints committees for the upcoming homecoming celebration. The notice lists names and roles including event coordination, decorations, fund-raising, and security planning with several local residents named to lead specific subcommittees. The plan aims to organize activities, schedule events, and manage logistics for the town gathering.
The article describes Melvin Stillinger’s fierce fight against typhoid fever, with support from Mrs. Norah Queling and other local figures. It notes medical attention, temperature readings, and efforts by doctors and neighbors to aid his recovery during a prolonged illness.
A runabout carrying Coshocton merchant families was struck by two reckless rigs near Canal Lewisville. David Lennon and Daniel Crawford were seriously injured as three buggies collided, with one rig destroyed and the others damaged. Thompson and his wife escaped serious harm, but others suffered bloodied injuries as the horses and wagons careened into fences along the Denman drive.
Andrews, recovering well after an appendicitis operation, faces a two week convalescence. The Sugar Creek aviation project faces delays. Coshocton acts to create a Children’s Home with local support, while Punarawas County debates funding. Rain totals for the first week reached 1.40 inches as observers report temperature extremes from 9 to 46 degrees.
report describes a community effort in Warsaw to relief Mr and Mrs O'Donnell who had trudged many miles seeking employment. neighbors provided shelter food and help while local men found work on a steam shovel and farm tasks. the piece notes the town’s support growing as the family faced hardship and eventual steady aid.
The paper notes marriage licenses and probate actions including the confirmation of an administrator for Viola Crowther and the marriage of Henry Heitor and Saraet Heitor. It also mentions a wedding in Squire Wimmer's Court and local records of various names and dates.
Notice from the county commissioners inviting bids for limestone road work including hauling and construction, with requirements for certified checks, bonds, and a ten day contract signing period. Sealed proposals must follow specified forms, and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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