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Newspaper

Coshocton Weekly Times

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1909

Page

7

Recorder Bible Contrasts Old and New Salary Acts Affecting His Office

County official M Bible argues against the Gillette measure changing salary for recorders, saying it discriminates by omitting deputy or clerk provisions. He notes current salaries fix $2410 for most officials, $2115 for clerks, and $1745 for sheriffs, with funds for deputies, while the recorder has no such provision and must collect fees to pay his staff. He urges parity with other officers and criticizes a clause denying transfers to the recorder’s funds while others may receive adjustments. He cites Sec. T of House Bill No. 283 and questions why the recorder is treated differently in financing and staff.

M. Bible Gillette Coshocton SAAC Bec

Premium Manf Co Ends Wind Up as Stockholders Gain Nothing

John Hay as receiver filed a final account showing receipts of 7728.96 and a fourth dividend of 3701.90 paid, leaving 3703.86. One cent remains unpaid to a deceased creditor. Original claims totaled 370,193.6 and a final 10 percent dividend is recommended, bringing total to 33 percent for creditors. Stockholders received no distribution through the winding up, and creditors were not fully satisfied.

John Hay Manf. Co Ftth FE. C. Bisint

Recital Program at West Lafayette and Social Events

The Mrs Werner West vocal recital is scheduled at Town Hall West Lafayette on Thursday evening March 26 with a program including works by Saint Saens Hahn Rubinstein and Schubert. Admission is 25 cents with tickets at Hamilton’s store. A Ladies Aid supper in Moscoe town hall raised funds 34.05 to aid M E church needs. A post card shower and birthday surprise for Miss Chace Maxwell near Roscoe featured games refreshments and merry company until late.

Worrell Rubinstein Wohin Schubert Sehubert Familton’s West Lafayete Mosccoe Town Hall Tully M. E Mian Chace Makwell Roscoe Warsaw Road Miss Maxwell

Unusual marriage contract ties land to wedding

The Times reports a curious marriage in Canal Dover where 77 year old Daniel Ashbaugh deeded his New Philadelphia property to 83 year old Mrs Lucy Horn for $1 and a pledge to marry. They wed in New Philadelphia after obtaining a license at Cashocton, planning to reside there. Also noted is Elizabeth Adams and Charles Hunton marrying in West Lafayette with plans to live in Newcomerstown.

Canal Dover Daniel Ashbaugh New Philadelphia Lucy E. Horn Coshocton Tuscaraway County Recorder's Office Ashbaugh Horn Cashocton Mr. Ashbaneh Elizabeth Adams George Adams West Lafayette Charles Hurton Newcomerstown Roberta Went Lafayette

Mrs. Seller Expires at Plainfield

The death of Mrs. Charles Sr. Seller of Plainfield occurred at her home Saturday morning at 9 30. She had been ill for two years and had shown little hope of recovery. She is survived by her husband.

Charles Sr. Seller Plainfield Seller

Collision sinks Margretha near Atlantic route

The Norwegian steamer Mascot collided with the German ship Margretha about 206 miles west of the lightship Mraas Ughtship. Margretha sank almost immediately with 20 crew drowned while other survivors were saved. Mascot returned with a big hole in her bow.

Masrot Sunderland Iquique Hamburg Mraas Margretha Sia

Trial Risk and Overt Act Debate in Carmack Case

In Hart's charge the jury weighs whether Cooper's November noon turn toward Carmack plus transmitted threats constitute an overt act justifying Carmack in killing Coronel Cooper. Judge Hart’s position faces defense counterarguments from Judge Anderson, with memoranda and possible jury delay viewed as ominous for the defense. Separately, H. L. Nicholas orders camping outfits for his Sunday school class for a planned Italy trip.

Nashville Tenn Merv Calter Duncan B. Cooper Kevin J. Cott John K. Sharp W Cammeck Hart Carmack Coronel Cooper Anderson Nicholas Han Actiool Italy

Canal funds to be divided by State Board next week

The State Board of Public Works will meet next Tuesday in Columbus to decide immediate canal funding. The report notes confidence Gov Harman will not veto the S28G appropriation for canal improvements and outlines allocations for Cosheetan county, new locks near Hoscor and Orange, and salaries for canal officials.

England Will Not Lag Naval Estimates Rise to 15 Million

London March 13 British naval estimates show an increase of 15 million dollars over last year's figures. The rise signals government resolve to keep pace with other naval powers and suggests no halt is likely in the international competition for superior armaments.

London

Water pump plans threaten Ohio River supply access

United States engineers warn municipal pumping from the Ohio River could reduce water flow and hinder navigation, potentially affecting city water rights. Major Henry C. Newcomer cites data from plants at various river points to assess impact and possible legal questions regarding river usage. Frightful Fate Averted features an anecdote from Franklin Disberry about Bucklen's Arnica Balm aiding a knee injury. Local notes include a wedding anniversary celebration for Seth Richardson and family in Roscoe.

Ohio River Pittsburg United States Engineers Henry C. Newcomer United States Engineerrs Eliien Frank Disberry Kelliher Arnica Balye C. E. Anderson Coshocton C. M. Ferguaun Roscoe

Grange Members Address Local Problems At Meeting

Local community notes describe Grange members discussing education and civic duties. Many residents attend gatherings, share plans to improve the village, and discuss upcoming events and farm work.

Medina man sentenced to twenty years for murder

Medina March 12 Guy Rasor was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary for the murder of Misa Orle Lee. The record notes his long illness prior to conviction and references a testimonial about Electric Bitters restoring health. The ad-like fragment names medical claims and local distributors.

Medina. O Guy Rasor Misa Orle Lee

Layland People Move to Coshocton

Layland residents announce moves to Coshocton this week. Families and individuals including Noot, Maren A N, Walter Lowe, and others relocate. Local movements feature D W Babcock, Alva and Gladys Price, Oscar and Fa Guthrie, Vernon Caney, Mrs Casey’s parents, and J M Patterson household visitors.

Waiylamt Marena Kereh Walter Lowe Coshocton D W Babcock Alva Gladys Price Oscar Fa Guthrie Corshocton Vernon Caney Wayne County Mra Casey William Madison Pert Poor Bellevue Yiniting J. M. Patterson Misa Anca Bechtel Winona Lake Ind Bert Glen Casey

Social events near Keene showcases gatherings and visits

Keene area notes March 22 recount a mine land meeting and a string of dinners and visits. Yvterin chored at 2 MO Thurs ity Mroo and Mrs Hillary Beal entertained at Toofetoek dinner. Owen Averholt hosted by relatives. Minnie Overholt Myrtle Overholt and Harry Nortan present. Sunday dinner at Clyde Overholt's and visits to Butler Pa and Leroy Phillips. Mr and Mrs Samuel Elliott hosted Orange night with oysters. Charles Hoagland on business in southern state.

Ware Gana Adamsville Onuk Grove Dang Dra Schumaker Marinerite Park Hertha Mefarland Liveie Stonelockey Kdng Meintre Mas Geo Holderbaum Tester Morrow Mere John Lrans Paersville Mes Chas Vber Coshocton Harry Vaans Vic Wha Lawer White Eyes Mied Park Piyway Briel Park Charles Alfser Russ Hertha Velarland Berns Tresea Beavers Basvid Coin Henderson John Kyeng Bakers Tiel Stinse Ralph Vonnbarger Karl Brown Bealah Norris Nevers Witte Waas I. Bowen Ie Rovel Seiandors Amerited Newark Geo Morgano Trenton Hawyd Tompkins Porpkins Mroo Hillary Beal Toofetoek Kenner Owen Averholt Minnie Myrtle Overholt Harry Nortan Owen Overholt Clyde Overholt Mise Wee Charles Pew Simon Pew Eliott Samuel Elliott Porter Mison Mobile Ala Fo Eimerson John Wes Os Rieti Hd Porter Wes Bo Balmer Mies Vittio Toapgland Viv Mix Win Foster Charles Hoagland

Mother Gray’s Australian Loaf Tea for Women’s Ailments

If you have pains in the back urinary shoulder or kidney trouble and want a certain pleasant herb cure for women’s ills try Mother Gray’s Australian Loaf Tea in a safe regulator. Sold by druggists or by mail 50 cents sample package free. The Mother Gray Co. Lourey, No.

Mother Gray Dirugrista Mother Gray Co LouRey

Norman of Warsaw Buys 60 Acre Farm Near Nelle

Norman of Warsaw has purchased a sixty acre farm near Nelle and plans to move there this spring. The purchase marks a relocation to rural property, with the new farm spanning about sixty acres and the owner preparing for a spring move.

W. () Norman Warsaw Nelle

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