County Endeavorers Elect Their Officers
Coshocton County Christian Endeavor society met in Warsaw with an all day and evening program. Officers elected were Carl Darling as President, Mrs C H Bank as Vice President, Miss Maude Richcreek as Secretary, Miss Alice Milligan as Treasurer, Miss Della Leech as Superintendent, and Imwin Portelle as Press Superintendent. Rev T L Lowe of Columbus delivered the state president address, with welcomes by Fred Wagner and a response by Ross Conard. A large crowd attended and enthusiasm ran high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
T. Li. Lowe
Columbus
Fred Wagner
Warsaw
Ross Conard
Clarke
Lowe
L. Lybarger
Baker Herbig Royer Wheeler Firm Forms New Company
Merging Lamberson Herbig Smith Baker Royer and Wheeler insurance agencies, the Baker Herbig Royer Co is launched with 10000 capital. The new firm will handle real estate and insurance, include about twenty eight fire insurers, and offices may be in Lamberson Herbig premises with directors and department managers to be elected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamberson & Herbig
Smith & Baker
Royer’ S
Wheeler’s
Coshocton
P Cc Royer
Thomas Wheeler
Baker-Herbig-Royer Co
Messrs Baker, Smith, Wheeler and Royer
City Affairs Review Finds Few Public Comments
The Coshocton city government finances from 1907 to 1909 are largely praised with minor criticisms. The Board of Safety and City Clerk face light censure for alleged spite bills and related purchases, while the treasurer and auditor are noted for well kept records and proper practices. The mayor’s office is credited for prosecuting ordinances to boost city revenues, with limited critique of the Service Board and Health Board. The sinking fund trustees and related clerks receive mentions of transcript fees and financial handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Quigley
Coshocton
Board of Safety
Safety Board
Karr
R. C. Darnes
Chas. G. Somth
Smits
Hamilton
Coshocton Light & Heat Co
Nadjatera
Scemner
Bida
Brendel Bros
Dawson & Smith
Service Board
Service Boar
Board of Health
Counci
Tas Etty
Sivning
Fang
Welcom
Cama
City Library Report Highlights Strong Catalogue and Management
A city library is praised for detailed records of loans and issues, with a well compiled catalogue and effective management. The report notes careful organization and steady operations across the library system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aegxs
Girl Delivers Bottle Letter Finds Friend Near Philo
Miss Matilda Hizey of Wills Creek sent her name in a bottle on Easter Sunday and, by May 26, received a response from Emmett Blake, 17, of Philo Ohio. The note states he found the bottle in the Muskingum river near Philo on May 24 and asks for a reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wills Creek
Matilda Hizey
Philo
Hizey
Muskingum River
Emmett Blake
Orphan Girl Wins College Scholarship
Miss Ethel Beck, an orphan and Adamsville high school graduate, wins a full college scholarship to Ohio Wesleyan University. She will begin college next fall after graduating with highest honors and a leading role in the commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Beck
Adamsville
Miss Beck
Ohio Wesleyan University
Schott Invited to Home Coming
Representative IV. D. Sehote invited to attend the Home Coming for Wright Brothers at Dayton June 17 and 18. Ohio legislators were asked to attend a reunion in Canton during the centennial sessions September 6 11. Letters were sent to all legislators including T. D. Schott by centennial secretary John E. B. Monnot. Schott favors moving the event from Cedar Point to Canton and will use his influence. Also noted is the marriage of Augesta Beeniew and Walter Frisell in Clarke Township at the Presbyterian study Saturday evening at 2 oclock with Rev. Dr. Hawthen officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IV. D. Sehote
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Ohio
Canton
Ocecura
T. D. Schott
John EB. Monnot
Mr. Schott
Cedar Point
Mise Augesta Beeniew
Walter Frisell
Clarke
Presbyterian
Hawthen
Shoulder broken by falling limb in county woods
Philden Fox ter, a Bukey saw mill worker from Newcomerstown, had his left shoulder broken Saturday morning when a tree limb fell while he was cutting timber in the woods near the old salt works on Wills Creek. He resides nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philden Foxter
Mr. Foster
Bukey Saw Mill
Newcomerstown
Wills Creek
Neff Farm Sold for 2550 In Lafayette Township
William A. Himebaugh as administrator of Virginia Neff estate sold 100 acres in Lafayette township to Henry Apple of Nashport. The consideration is 2556 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Himebaugh
Virginia
Lafayette Tp
Henry Apple
Nashport
Valuable Horse Breaks Its Leg in Poor Farm Move
Friday morning a Percheron named Accho No 10776 broke its leg while being led from L C Gamnertsfelter’s home one and a half miles northwest of Nellie to R Shithart & Sons north of Spring Mt. Mr Brillhart called Veterinary Murphy of Warsaw, but the horse could not be saved and was shot to end its suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Gamnertsfelter
Nellie
R. Shithart, & Sons
Spring Mt
Brillhart
Veterinary Murphy
Warsaw
Coshocton city solicitor and official bonds report omitted
A Saturday Daily Times statement notes an omission in the Coshocton Bureau of Inspection and Supervision report. It includes Levi Williams as solicitor and states the department prepared contracts and bonds and complied with section 137 M. S. Official bonds were inspected and found properly prepared and approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Times
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision of Public Affairs
Coshocton
Levi Williams
M. S
Chautauqua Board Names Speakers for This Year
The Coshocton Chautauqua Board announced on Tuesday that the Catholic orator for this year's program will be J. C. Monaghan of New York, secretary of the National Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education, who will speak on American Land for Unlimited Opportunity. Also set to lecture is Mrs. S Barclay, sister of Maud Ballington Booth, on Sunday evening, Aug 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Chautauqua Board
J. C. Monaghan
New York
National Society For the Promotion of
S Barclay
Maud Ballington Booth
Forty Two Arrests and a Longtime Newcomerstown Resident Dies
May saw forty two arrests, similar to May 1908, with intoxication arrests unchanged at 27. John Wilgus of Newcomerstown, aged over eighty two, died Friday night of Brights disease. He was a longtime pillar of the town and Presbyterian church, survived by four sons, while his wife had died a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
John Wiigus
Newcomerstown
Bright
Mr. Wilgus
Legion
Presbyterian Church
Wilgun
Frown
Teo
West
Suit for Sick Benefits Wins Case for Two Weeks
The court ruled in favor of Theury Seatt et al. versus Morgan Ron sick antidotal fund, awarding the claimant two weeks of benefits at five dollars per week for illness lasting March 12 to April. The decision grants compensation to the young man for the period he was unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triand
Joto Frock
Morgan Ron Sick Antimeral Fund
Squire Wimbe
Hag
Treasury funds accounted for by committee report
The committee appointed by the Probate Judge reports that every dollar of public funds is accounted for and matches the auditor's records. The investigation found the treasury money secure in the treasurer's custody, with the report printed in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Cao Hector
Court House
Commercial National Bank
Treasury
Snfe
Wool trade report from Co shooton county buyers and farmers
John Lorenz takes in a jot of wool bought from Co shooton county farmers at a very good price. The county wool clip should net at least $100,000 to the growers, compared with about $65,000 last year. Both sides express satisfaction with the dealings and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lorenz
Coshooton County
Plage Boulder Acts of Revenge amid Bootlegger Crackdown
Lebanon O June 1 Bloodhounds aid Lebanon and Franklin Traction car attack as alleged retaliation for stern bootlegger prosecutions by Warren County Law and Order League. Alfred Snook detective for the league sees his barn burned worth 2000 dollars. Passengers scattered as a bombnear the corporation line. Authorities expect arrests of guilty parties as investigations continue.
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Lebanon
Centre
Eure
Warren County Law and
Crder League
Alfred Snook
Ehict
League
Snook
Lebanon and Franklin Traction Line
Mintatera
Abttaaloon
Corporation
Injury Delays Squire Wagoner Recovery at Franklin
Squire John Wagoner of Franklin will join the city Monday for the first time since a week old accident when a porch stool toppled him. He suffered a broken right arm from wrist to elbow and remains under care after the fall. A separate item notes Mr and Mrs Bart Parr Green Landquist visiting Dr and Mrs Brower, with travel from Seattle through multiple cities to Newark and on to Chicago and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wagoner
Franklin
Bart Parr Gree Landquist
Brower
Priday
Millersburg
Seattle
Condonton
Greenville
Ind
Chicago
Cleveland
Canton
Mr. Parr
Newark
Caricago
Parra
Charles Wood- Tough
Shyo
Yellowstone Park
Rev Hamilton Resigns to Lead Sioux City Church
Rev Wallace Hamilton, pastor at Coshocton Presbyterian Church for eight years, resigns effective July 11 to accept a call at First Presbyterian Church in Sioux City Iowa. A congregational meeting June 9 will dissolve pastoral relations as the church celebrates growth under his leadership.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Wallace Hamilton
Zaresville
Haimilton Ald
Commanion
Coshocton
Znanesville
Mrs Tyler Dies After Years of Illness at 240 S Second
Mrs W E Tyler of 240 South Second street died Sunday morning after a long illness dating back several years. Born in Townsend Massachusetts October 5 1825 she moved to Ohio as a teen and later married Mr Tyler. Survived by husband three sons a daughter thirteen grandchildren and four great grandchildren with other relatives. Funeral services by Rev Gemlrich will be at two oclock Tuesday afternoon at South Lawn Cemetery interment follows.
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W. E. Tyler
South Second Street
Townesend
Massachusetts
Oetober
Newcomerstown
Mmry
Coshocton
Tyler
Thin City
House of Worship
Lfe
Uwe Wrothers
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Lanteville
Rey Gemlrich
South Lawn Cemetery
Memorial Day Sermon by Rev Bridge to Veterans
Rev Bridge delivers Memorial Day discourse at Baptist church to veterans and Sunday school scholars. He recalls Civil War era oppression and slavery, urges unity of freedom and conscience, and envisions a future under divine leadership as nations honor the dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
G. A
Baptist Church
Tyrael
Beyyt
Brown Place to beturned into Summer Hotel
The Brown Place below town, now owned by John Shaw, may become a summer hotel under new management by Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Davis. Commissioners visited Keene to inspect a new highway into the village, with partial completion noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
J. F. Davis
Special Road District
Keene
Mill Creek
Durand and Stark County Politic and Personal Notices
Durand aids Stark County political efforts as Homey Du may move to Ny Canton to assist local campaign work. John F. Welw of the Stark County Anti Prohibition party requests terms for his own time between May 1 and July 10. Bert Bans transfers to the interlocking tower at Urichaville. The wedding of Ada Hagebarger and Frank Crownapple, Spring Mountain locals, is set for mid month.
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Homey du
Canton
Cnttion
Stark County
Han
John F. Welw
Stark County Bunnies Men
Minn Ada Hagebarger
Frank Crownapple
Spring Mountain
Bens
Rowe Hhearch
Work to start soon on new Evangelical Church
The new Evangelical Church at the corner of Eleventh and Orange streets is likely to begin work this month and be rushed to completion. The building committee members Henry Erich John Lorenz Willfaint Sehateh KR C. A. Bock and Rev Gaemoer visited Coshocton churches Monday to discuss plans. The parsonage adjoining the church is nearly finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical
Elehth and
Orange Streets
Henry Erich
John Lorenz
Willfaint Sehateh
C. A. Bock
Gaemoer
Coshocton
Fred Park to Teach in Pearl Next Year
Pearl June 1 1909 Brice Bwigert learning telegraphy with agent M Lunt suffers illness. Mira Helen Smith of Beach City spends weeks with grandparents Samuel Everhart Henry Eberwine ill with acute bronchitis. Jacob Sunkel visited Jon fOllagers, Grandmother Schiaship in poor health. Mrs Everhart and Mr and Mrs Ewing see no change. Dr Lytton of West Redford guests of David Ewing family. Mrs Lytton to stay several days. Fred Park reemployed for the evening year in Pearl school after two successful terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ipoor
Everhart Puna
Ewing
Mery Norman
Coshocton
Mra
Dr. Lytton
West Redford
David Ewing
Lytton
Fred Park
Near Beer Arrest Leads to Appearance Before Mayor
Joe Dolick was arrested Monday for intoxication in a tanglefoot incident. He posted bond of 84 and appeared before acting Mayor Stucy for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dolick
Stucy
Otsego Hotel Proprietor Dies After Illness
Hosti L Stoleniens 47 former hitchhiker of Coneaville and Otsego Hotel proprietor died Monday after a several month illness at the Intter dace. He was survived by a wife and five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosti L. Stoleniens
Coneaville
Otsego
Intter Dace
Four Babies Born Sunday Morning to Local Families
Four births are announced Sunday morning. A girl to Mr and Mrs Car Daweon, a boy to Mr and Mrs James Croy, another boy to Mr and Mrs Win McMillan of Orchard Front, and a boy to Mr and Mrs Roexton Balt of Roxeve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aid Min
Rollxon Balt Lof Roxeve
Kory
Car Daweon
James Croy
Win. McMillan
Orchard Etront
Ford Dro McClain Receives New Vehicle
A resident from Cleveland received a new Ford automobile this morning after a ceremonial presentation by local officials. The event highlighted community support for regional residents and showcased the latest model offered by the Ford dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dro McClain Haw
Hia
Tolia
Chooueh
Cleveland
Sumlay
Roscoe Runaway at Pees cue Collision and Dinner
Fragmented account reports a defiant Fry run from a scare at Mayor Foster's auto on Saturday night. A collision occurred near Main Street with a telephone pole and a rear wheel was smashed. Mr and Mrs Jainow Clarke hosted a dinner for guests including several local couples and a four-course meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fry
Jainow T. Clarke
Warsaw Road
Dimnew
John Strome
I. O. Berwers
Grant J Tantam
Warren
Charles
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Mia Joan Conley
Dresden
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Ig Cestrocton
Ant
Squire Wagoner
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Powell
MR. Hamilton
Sioux City
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Sloan
Aldeaush
Amy
Tegel
Hiendiitan
Dantee
Pignt
Peru
Lincoln
Brown Place
Unke
Charichsville
Bert Bans
Pennay Section
Conbocton
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NEW Evan. Church
Pearl
Otsego Hotel
Ford
Roscoe Runaway
Echec
Chekerime Beall
Basel Bower
Opti Acheasewer
Riley Pageay
Deseem Ulecy
BAS
Kieener Ee Raeeot
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