Coshocton Youth School Counts 2327 For Year
The school board heard the enumerators report for the year 2908 showing 2327 youths aged six to twenty one, about last year. Of these 112 are males and 1203 females. Age groups include 44 for six to eight, 917 for nine to fourteen, 363 for fourteen to sixteen, and 636 for sixteen to twenty one. The board approved the diploma list for this year’s seniors and re elected Mise Cosley to teach penmanship art and mechanical drawing in her first year in that capacity.
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Mise Cosley
Valuation Increases for T. W. W. & Co. Railway Noted
County Auditor Randles reports a total valuation rise of 12 880 for the T W W and Co railway after a Toledo auditors meeting. Rolling stock up 400 per mile and money credits up 1110 per mile across 25.06 miles in Coshoeten County. Real estate taxable value last year was 213 511.
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Randles
Toledo
Coshoeten County
Memorial Day Observed With Parades and Orations
Memorial Day celebrations spread across Goshocton Plainfield and Keene with parades of students and veterans, wreaths on graves, and gatherings at the M E church and U B church. Prosecutor Joseph L. McDowell delivered a leading oration followed by Simon Corl of Navarre. Carl, a veteran, recalled Chickamauga.
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Goshocton
Patriotic Orders
Arades
M. E
Joseph L. McDowell
Simon Corl
Navarre
Carl
Chickamauga
Plainfield
Keene
Judge Duncan
Cosnocton
V. Jay
Sons of Veterans
Warner
Runaway Crash Injures Two Girls On City Street
A runaway near Walnut and Second street Sunday night threw Anna Castetter and her two girls Clara Murphy and Beulah Clark onto the pavement. Mrs Clark escaped with minor injuries while the two children were dragged under the wagon before the horse stopped. Dr Marsha treated the victims for body bruises and scratched faces.
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Walnut
Second Street
Anna Castetter
Clara Murphy
Beulah Glark
Cal
Beulah Clark
Marsha
Curious three legged chicken shocks local farmer
The Chestnut feet Buff Cochin hen, named Hulder, possesses a rare extra leg. The additional limb is attached on the right side just above the standard leg. Farmer Mr Molder previously reared a similar three legged bird two years ago.
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Oe Hulder
Molder
Canal work planned in Tuscaraw Canal Dover
June 2 report from Tuscarawas county outlines Ohio canal repairs for the coming year. Engineers John Crawford and R J Bechtel completed estimates totaling about 261000 dollars for the Northern Division, including Tuscarawas feeder dam, Zoar dam, locks, culverts, gates, retaining walls, and related work between Navarre and Massillon to Nashport and Trenton.
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Canal
Dover
Tuscarawas County
John Crawford
R. J. Bechtel
State Board of Pubic Works
Ohio Canal
Tuscarawas
Samdmit
Zoar
Bolivar Locks
Navarre
Massillon
Maastilou
Walhounding
Sugar Creek
Canal Dover
Nashport
Hilton Dam
Trenton
Commissioners Order Several Small Bridges
County commissioners at their Monday session accepted bridge specifications for several proposed structures and set bid lettings for June 17. Bridges include Fred Miller at Bedford and J M Reed at Bedford, plus Wills Creek at Linton, Clark swing at Jackson, and a concrete bridge in Bedford and Jefferson counties with multiple contractors listed for related courthouse remodels and furnishings.
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Fred Miller
Bedford
BE. G. Carr
Wills Creek
Linton
Clark
Jackson
J. M. Reed
Samuel Elder
Jefferson
Fountain Dry Goods Co
Court Room
S. M. Wiliams
Court House
Coshocton
Mertt Recognized by Reappointment as School Chief
Prof. Charles L. Dawson of Jackson township and former Co shocton county war veteran has been rehired for another year as superintendent of schools at Zanesfield in Logan County Ohio. A Zanesfield paper lauds the efficient manner of his duties and the satisfactory progress of the district under his leadership, with friends in the area wishing him continued success.
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Charles L. Dawson
John R. Dawson
Jackson Township
Coshocton
Zanesfield
Logan County
Ohio
Dawson
Ois
Oneta Comfer Wins Medal in Plainfield Contest
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Plainfield held a Silver Medal contest Saturday evening with about 12 contestants. Miss Oneta Comfer of near Bacon Run received the medal. she formerly lived in Coshocton. Judges were Mrs Bell Mrs Powell and Rev Davis of West Lafayette. Contest superintendent Mrs Edgar L. Smith presided. county president Mrs Thrapp spoke on temperance work. Professor Jones provided readings. Afterward, ice cream and cake were served.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Plainfield
Oneta Comfer
Bacon Run
Comfer
Coshocton
Bell
Powell
Davis
West Lafayette
Edgar L. Smith
Thrapp
Jones
Real Estate Sale Sought in Probate Court Action
Samuel C Stover as executor of Martha T D Stover seeks court approval to sell five tracts of real estate totaling 30, 40, 525, 4 and 3 acres and perches in Jefferson County. The petition flags the Imad question Camelsta as part of the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C Stover
Martha TD. Stover
William Henry Stover
Imad
Jefferson To
Young Man’s Leg Amputated in Columbus Ward Case
Surgeons Dr Haemilten of Columbus and Drs McClain Tacy and Cart performed a leg amputation on Wick Frew after a serious accident. The patient’s condition is reported as serious though improving.
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Haemilten
Columbus
Drs. McClain
Tata
Sérieus
Dem Democratic Warhorse James E Jones Dies in Washington
Washington July 2 Former United States Senator James Kimbrough Jones of Arkansas died in Washington after a brief illness aged 85 He served in the Senate from 1885 to 1903 and led the Democratic National Committee campaigns of 1896 and 1900 A Confederate veteran and Mississippi native Jones held state senate presidency in Arkansas before moving to national politics He returned from a visit to his daughter days earlier and passed away due to heart failure
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American Frees
Washington
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Senate
William J. Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Mra
Leonore Carrigan
Missiaeippi
James Kimbrough Jones
Dallas County
Ark
State Senate
James 3. Walker
United States Senate
Fire Destroys Big Blacksmith Shop at Cassingham Mines
Fire swept the 50 by 22 foot blacksmith shop at the Cassingham coal mines southeast of the city on a Sunday afternoon. The blaze ruined the building contents including the electrician's headquarters and many valuable tools from the blacksmith and electrical departments. No total loss figure has been released but estimates suggest between 2000 and 4000 dollars. The origin of the blaze remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassingham Mines
Cassingham
Melbers
Black Hand Letter Forces Italian Storekeeper to Flee
Biagio Bonnano an Italian shopkeeper on Third Street Dennison sold his business to O’Neal and Giuseppe Romani and plans to leave town after receiving a Black Hand letter. The note mailed from Cleveland demanded $2 from Bonnano with a $3 stash, warning of kidnapping, murder, and dynamite if he failed to pay by June 20 at Union Station in Pittsburgh.
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Biagio Bonnano
Third Street
Dennison
Biagle
Union Station
Pittsburg
T'brichevile Chronicle
Funeral Attendance and Local Notices From Baltic Area
Those attending the funeral of Mrs. Jacob Sheneman include Joseph Sheneman of Ashtabula and Walter Eiter of Akron, plus Metzler family and Mrs. Rinehart of Coshocton. Bakersville resident recently moved all belongings here. A Children’s Day program is set for Oak Hill on June 14 and a local resident attended the S. convention at Farver Hill. John Limbacher suffered a stroke but is recovering, and Jacob Sheneman left for Akron to visit.
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Oak Hill
Eversbools
Farver Hill
John Limbacher
Jacob Sheneman
Abron
Former Coshocton Resident James Pickerell Dies Near Urbana
James Pickerell, 82, a former Coshocton resident, died recently in Champaign County after living there eighteen years. Survived by seven children including William Pickerell of Coshocton. Funeral held Sunday. W. R. Pomerene returned home after three weeks touring cities including Toledo Indianapolis Detroit Chicago Philadelphia Boston Springfield Holyoke New Haven and others. Republican political lines noted amid travels.
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Wold
Coshocton
James Pickere
Champaign
Cosfsocton
William Pickerell
W. R Pomerene
Connocton
Ohio Traction
Toledo
Indianapolis
Detroit
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Springfield
Maia
Holyoke
New Haven
Pevoral
Citien
Auto leaves road after steering error near Franklin
Three men rode in a two seat car on Dresden road near Franklin when a steering mistake sent the vehicle down a low embankment. Theo Agnew suffered facial injuries and a knee cut. Fred Timmons and Wilkin Timmons were shaken but spared serious harm. Riley the driver was only slightly hurt. Car to Coshoeton. Agnew treated.
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Dresden
Franklin
Theo
Agnew
Ransom Dry Goods
Fred Timmons
Zanesville
Riley
Timmons
Wilkin
Dragan de Nat Riley
Thawway
Adamy
Mr. Agnew
Silay
Coshocton
Ly Auto
Conesville
Peng
Flo
William Timmons
Coshoeton
Siewitat
Building Permits Last Month in May
May permits list shows multiple two story houses with various room counts on Orchard Extension Brower Avenue Hatt Vine Street North Eighth Street and Erin Street. Indicates values from 250 to 7000 dollars with several eight and seven room designs and a mix of residential and business spaces. Individuals include DP Boyd Seon Pew Mary E Perkins FH L EB Parrish John Shaw BR A Snyder Howard Robinson KC Beal Cusrad Hemerer Found Govem.
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Boyd
Renee
Orchard Etremt
Seon Pew
Brower Avenue
Mary EK. Perkins
Hatt Vine Street
L. EB. Parrish
John Shaw
Aix
Adama Street
BR. A. Snyder
Erin Street
Howard Robinson
North Eighth Street
K. C. Beal
Cusrad Hemerer
Foun Govém
Geventh Stream
Larger Factory Site Planned Near Coshocton
Land near Coshocton likely to be enlarged and reorganized to serve a bigger Clow plant. Board of Trade plat committee and Clow officials inspected the area, with plans to move beyond the fifty acres originally allotted, adding offices apart from the works and securing several hundred more acres as the site expands. The company aims to adjust the plant layout, purchase additional ground, and prepare the metal and pipe works for heavy materials, as local officials pursue securing the new industry for Coshocton.
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Clow
Coshocton
Board of Trade
E¢Asion
W. ©. Clow
Aland
Board of Turtle
West Lafayette News Highlights Quiet Funeral and Local Doings
West Jacfayette reports the death of Hon Das with soldiers graves marking the site. The college has full possession of next week’s events. Min Asa Lavon’s illness improves. The college team defeated at Gnadenhatten Saturday. The enamel works played ball Saturday, older team prevailing 1 to 6. Thrapp and Mrs Dealt entered the Demorent contest at Flame. Trustees met, Albert Madison elected delegate to Cleveland board of health. C B Robertson preached at M E church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Cox and daughter of Tasoola visited Fem.
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West Jacfayette
Derore
Hon Das
Min Asa Lavon
Gnadenhatten
New
Aff Enamel Works
Thrapp
Mra. A. T
Albert Madison
Cleveland
Board of Health
C. B. Robertson
M. E
Wm. Cox
Tasoola
Fem
Partitions of Real Estate Probate Notice
In probate court the partition action named Ti Chande Warren and Katie Warren et al seeks division of a real estate parcel. The petitioner requests sale or partition. The estate includes a tract described as SO SR OEE and a safe within the property. The court may order a sale or set off as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aoort
Katie Warren
Local social notes from Dresden and surrounding area
The fragmentary report mentions Mrs Bob Crouch and her daughter Nelile attending a midweek event at Thomas Thoyers, with references to Le a Violet Men at Land at Dresden and Fr ank Viertti at Treseee visiting Avy with Fo Sneed's family. Mrs Sarat Corder of Dresden is said to be spending the week with George Hardesty and wife Avey, while a large crowd attended a local mite seen at John Bakes.
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Tita
Bob Crouch
Damghter Nelile
Thomas Thoyers
Dresden
Frank Viertti
Sarat Corder
George Hardesty
Avey
John Bakes
First Fine Under New Law Shocks Town
A recent enforcement under a new law led to arrests at a local salon where eighteen year old Bart Gilmore was found purchasing items for a minor. Officers also detained John Wagoner and another man as part of the operation. The incident, described as a foster care-related case, highlighted penalties for first and subsequent offenses, including fines and potential forfeitures, with the involved youth facing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thewly
Providios
Salon Oryohediens
Offeer Fresiagine
Iris Wert
Bart Gilmore
John Wagoner
Jean
Wiseoper
Aenesaed
Barger Invents Gold Washer In Alaska Demonstration
M A Barger formerly of here now Beattie Week completes a new contrivance for washing gold and sails for Barwon City Alaska to spend three months demonstrating the device to a companion and others in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A Barger
Beattie
G. J. Garigtey
Mr. Barger
Baweon City
Alaska
Gee Valine
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