Newark Woman Murdered by Husband in Frenzy of Intoxication
The Newark community was shocked by the murder of Mrs. Ernest Verwitger by her husband. Police pursued the suspect toward Coshocton but he was reportedly captured in Newark railroad yards. Mrs Verwitger, daughter of a Neswack president, was well liked and popular among acquaintances.
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Ernest Terwilger
Newark
Yosaocton
Coshocton
Gran
Newak
Verwitger
Era Ber
Neswack
Liemitric
Toesug 7
Ots Rigg
Vais City
Milk Ordinance Aimed at Officer Pay Increase Considered
The council debated raising an officer salary from 60 to 85 dollars with city 25 and county 35 funding. The Humane Society had provided 5 dollars from a dog fund now near exhaustion. A petition from East Main Street property owners to install sewer on East Main between 12th and 16th streets was referred to the city solicitor for a resolution draft.
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The
Humane Society
East Mali Street
East Maln Street
Coshocton Next in New Post Office Plan
A telegram from Congressman Ashbrook states the public building bill includes 10000 for the site of the new Wooster post office and Coshocton will come next. Also notes a marriage license record fragment and scattered OCR text about local names and dates.
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Times
Ashbrook
Washington
New Wooster
Coshocton
Rev Dye Addresses G A R at Baptist Church Honor to Dead Sailors
The service at the Baptist Church honored dead sailors with Rev Mr Dye delivering the address to members of the G A R. Attendants praised a beautiful solo by Manny Davia and lauded the church decorations and solemn tributes.
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Mr. Dye
G.A. R
the Baptist Church
Chow
Migs
Manny
Davia
Concagade
Amalie
Lette
Mensre Weiener
Slawante
Leanan
Remembrance Day Sermon and Memorial Observances
A sermon extols sacrifice by pastors and soldiers, recounting historical debates from Webster to Lincoln, including slavery and abolitionism. It notes Rev Ye’s Civil War chaplaincy, then reports Roscoe services with a WWI era memorial bridge ceremony, wreaths, and a firing squad salute for honored dead.
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Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Haines
Douglass
John Adame
Abraham Lincoln
Hariet Beecher
Tom
Wendell Philips
Sone
Aee
Roscoe
Wonkun
Walhonding
Rascoe
Sea of Veterans
Owdlley
Child Kicked in Head. Boy Fatally Hurt in Mine Incident
In Haven on May 20 4 year old Charles Dowahill, son of Mr Dowadall and his wife, was struck in the face by a coal praiming blunt injury and likely fatally hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fink Haven
Charles Dowahill
Honey Dowadall
Resigns Rom Jury Commission Amid Turmoil
A torn note reports the ROM jury commission resigning amid disruption. It states Woodward of Linton Township and Nicholas as noted figures. The commission, after the resignation, is scheduled to meet in West Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Po Woodward
Nicholas
Pigeons Flight Turns Tragic At Evening Scene
A chaotic outdoor scene near the river ends with a woman fatally injured after a vehicle collision and a fall from a bridge girder. Bystanders render aid as emergency crews transport her to a nearby home for blood loss control.
Ohio Wesleyan 64th annual commencement program
Coshocton County graduates W M Parrish and Miss Mabel Lytton will receive diplomas at Ohio Wesleyan's 64th annual commencement on June 11. Rev Naphtali Lue cook of St Louis chosen as speaker. Weeklong events run June 6 to 11 with concerts, sermons, alumni events, and a banquet for over 1 000 alumni.
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Delaware
W. M. Parrish
Mabel Lytton
Coshocton County
Ohio Wesleyan
Naphtali Luecook
Walon M, FE
St. Louis
Welch
James W. Bashford
School of Music
School of Oratory
Edwards Gymnasium
Coshocton China Makes Good in Chicago
Coshocton paying-ser potteries high quality wares, long known locally, gain Chicago Mandel Brothers' exclusive handling. Chicago Tribune praises American china equal to fine French grades, predicting a revolution in the industry.
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Coshocton
Chinga
Mandel Brothers
Chicago
Anest Andi
Venerable Woman Called Home At Western Resort
Mrs. Pivaghit Wwe departed in old age at the Western Resort. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday at 4 pot fiber. Survived by husband and children including De Haight of Cosharton and Myes Voronia Haight, with kin in San Paaneisen.
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Pivaghit
Ian Seva
Hlaiwhtim
Hate Ehideon de. Haight of
Cosharton
Miss Prateos Uniaht
San Paaneisen
Estimable Franklin Township Woman Dies at Home
Mrs. John Day of Franklin Township died suddenly at about 10 p.m. Monday at her residence after a day of routine housework. She had a history of heart trouble but showed no illness that day. Survived by her husband and other family members.
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John Ray
Franklin Township
Day
Ss A
Srards
Rewimie
Shenda
Funeral Service Set at Home for Local Family
A funeral is planned at the home on Thursday at ten o'clock for band, Geyeng Lester, Alva of Megtmguhela Pa, and their daughter Norm who resides at the house. Interment will follow at the Fras im M. P. church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ame
Geyeng Lester
Alva
Megtmguhela
Norm
Houw
Fras
M. P. Church
CLOW WILL ASK FOR BIDS ON PIPE PLANT
Sunday statements by W. Clow passing through Washington on his way to Chicago support a prior report. He said the Coenoctun/Cusnoc tun plant plans would be finished within two weeks and bids would be invited from contractors to begin construction at once. Clow hinted a decision on pipe making methods is ready but not yet announced.
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W. &. Clow
Cowhogton
Chicago
Thea
Death Calls Jas Preston at 35 in Harmony Church Service
Janes Preston died yesterday afternoon at age 35 after two years of stomach trouble and Hyer. Millersburg resident Mr Wise and Dr Barker judged the case hopeless after a visit at his home. Survived by a wife, three children, parents, three sisters and a brother. Funeral at Harmony church Wednesday morning with Rev Myers officiating.
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Janes Preston
Hyer
Wise
Millersburg
Barker
Mr. Preston
Harmony Church
Rev. Myers
Recent Tidings From W. Carlisle West Carosia May 27
Local notices recount church services in May and June at Presbyterian and M E churches. Social visits include Dr and Mrs Edwards and Clifford at Wareaw and Samuel Elliott with J H Schooler in Frazeysburg. Residents travel to Zanesville Coshocton Rosene for events and conventions.
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West Carosia
Presbyterian Church
M. E
R. ©. Edwards
Clifford
Wareaw
Samuel Elliott
Frazeyshore
J. H. Schooler
G. W. Hughes
E. E. Howell
Coshocton
Miles Pigman
Minnie Stump
Zanesville
Adat, Heft
Ruie Eiwoods
Helen Heft
Luiwerenes Megruder
Blivzant
Lady Friend
Kern Selle
Fraceysbury
Hoover
Rosene
Aln Barton
Plainfield
Os Weling
Buffalo
Suitay
Fos
Semael Cam
Mya
J Woo Hao
Coshoetot
Jon Astine
Tasiy
Oak Grove News Briefs and Local Marriage Notice
Oak Grove May 27 local notes detail Grange moving to new hall for meetings. Sunday visits by Misses Bertha Norman Beulat Norris and others. Pleasant Valleys Sunday school delegates chosen. Libby Murphy and Byron Crater wed at Rev Beck’s M P Church residence. bride is Lloyd Murphy’s daughter, groom son of Crater of Pittsburgh.
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Oak Grove
Giage
Grange
R. W. Nortis
Mra
Scilgen- Daer
Bakeravile
Catop
Minas Alice Waler
Fiat
Mises Bertha Norman
Beulat Norris
Murphey
Pieasant Valles Sanday
Tim Bride
Judge Campbell Mere in Ashland Election Bid
Judge R M Campwell of Ashland seeks election as judge amid campaign notes. Local observers discuss credentials and community impact.
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Campbell Mere
R. M. Campwell
Ashland
WalhonbIng Farmers Club Proceedings Recorded
The Walhonding Valley Farmers Club met May 4 in lieu of May 15 after the death of secretary Earl D Gamersfelder. Members formed a committee to draft memorials, elected a secretary, and discussed an excursion to Wooster for late June with plans to meet May 29 for final arrangements. The group urged broad participation and noted plans to publish resolutions in county papers and distribute copies to the bereaved family.
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Nellie
Walhonding Valley Farmers’ ‘Club
Earl D Gamersfelder
Sam Snellenbarger
C. Darling
C. J. Laughlin
House Agai
Edith Joanston
A. Moore
Wooster
Experiment Farm
jHeers
Hmself
Mio Apl
Sour Owl Farm
W. WF. C
Walhonding Valley
Ory
Karl D. Gamerafelter
Ubia Wie
Earl D. Gamerefelder
Nilletien
Cheese Factory at Bakersville Enlarged
Bakersville May 27 Our cheese factory has been equipped with new and up to date machinery and is turning full force. Decoration Day will be observed here next Saturday with soldiers meeting at the Presbyterian church. Memorial services were held at the M E church last Sunday. Children's Day will be observed at the Presbyterian church on June 7.
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Bakersville
J. W. Pears
Carshocton
Fred Lembrigat
Coshocton
Henry Bower
Chas, Deeds
Colorado
Presbyterian Church
J. C. Lower
Hunter
Birney Mills
Luther
Mike Barrick
Boy Bound by Nose Hook During Fishing Trip
A boy suffers a nose hook injury after a fish hook becomes embedded in his nasal cartilage. He removes the line himself, continues fishing, and returns home with five fish. His grandfather attempts to extract the hook but it buries deeper. A physician visit reveals nerve pain, and a plan to render the boy unconscious and remove the hook with chloroform is considered for tonight.
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Ieny
Nocti Fifth Street
Mita
How the Home Can Help the Sunday School
Coshocton county Sunday school convention proceedings outline an address of welcome by N H Price, a response by M J Almack, and plans for banner status as all conventions in townships are completed. Mrs Herbert Denman from Conhor ton discusses Primary Department gains from a cradle roll and offers guidance for future primary work.
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Coashocton County
Roscoe Tucalaya
Samuel Ketop
Henry Strome
D. D. Boyd
N. H. Price
Rosene
M. J. Almack
Mra. Abmack
Coshocton
Banner County
Herbert Denman
Conhorton Fave
New York Racket Store Offers Flags and Seasonal Decor
Memorial decorating items flood the counter with a vast display from flags to hammocks and lawn mowers. The ad touts lowest prices on garden tools, window screens, shirts, vests, petticoats, rugs, lace curtains, and other home needs with many items under one dollar and several seasonal bargains highlighted.
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New York
Death of Samuel Jones in West Lafayette
Samuel Jones aged 66, respected resident of West Lafayette, died Monday at the home of Frank Leighniger after a illness complicated by other diseases. He survived by two sons, and his wife died six years ago. Funeral arrangements to be announced at the Leighniger home in Dowtew Inn.
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Samuel Jones
West Lafayette
Frank Leighninger
Mr. Jones
H. Aon
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Newcomerstown
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