Law and Order League discusses city official and whiskey shipments
An executive committee member told the Times that no action against a city official is planned despite a Wednesday complaint. The committee later met with the official to discuss law enforcement. A member claimed a large amount of whiskey is shipped into Coshocton weekly with shipments in half pint flasks. One resident reportedly receives two barrels every few days, another one or two barrels. The speaker suggested action if a screen ordinance were enacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order League
Times
Coshocton
Post Card Shower to Young Lady in Blooming Grove
Blooming Grove March 20. Mr and Mrs Willie Loder and Hazella of Coshocton spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Wm McCurdy. Miss Frances Rutledge of Sogsy Hi received many post cards on her birthday. Miss Melvina Elder, recently ill, can return to school. Mrs Thomas Burrell held a carpet rag sewing last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Leslie Demoss visited last Saturday with Mr and Mrs McCurdy. Misses Valera and Myrle McCurdy spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Tom Burrell. Mr Calvin Haxton visited up by Bloomfield. Mr and Mrs Thomas Burrell move April tet to their farm bought from Sherman Nosker. Miss Valera McCurdy visited her aunt Mrs John Fowler one day that week. Mr and Mr Wilt Nosker and son Warde visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Thomas Burrell. Miss Belyla Barnes spent Monday evening with friends near Warsaw.
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Blooming Grove
Willie Loder
Hazella
Coshocton
Wm McCurdy
Warsaw
Frances Rutledge
Sogsy Hi
Melvina Elder
Thomas Burrell
Leslie Demoss
Valera McCurdy
Myrle McCurdy
Tom Burrell
Calvin Haxton
Bloomfield
Mea
April Tet
Sherman Nosker
John Fowler
Wilt Nosker
Warde
S. Mise
Belyla Barnes
Pear Warsaw
St Patrick Day Dinner Attended by Keene Ladies
Keene March 19 reports a St Patrick’s day dinner at 7 pm with guests including Mrs OH L Shank Mrs Jande Wolf Mrs Cells Cooper Miss Margaret Carroll and Miss Mary Drechtor among attendees. The event featured candlelit tables with green shades and shamrocks at each place setting, songs and conversation led by Adams at the piano.
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Vox
Adams
Manuel McMichael
Wm Fredérick
Warsaw
Woots Williamson
Clarkowns
Magee Ling
Helmick
Mann
Keene
Frank Norman
Chicago
Geo Norman
Chifford
Michete
Edward Kane
Vil Wreek
Norman
Haasland
Kobe
Walter Kirches
Nicholas Kirchee
Ernest Milligan
Edward Norman
Sulligan
John Parks
Frank Lawrence
Hiram Densmore
Thomas McNealy
J. K. Norman
Hil
Tery Feel
Rusty
Vale
Mim
Nathan Endsley
Express messenger resists arrest then marries suspect
William Mitchell 31 of Newark escapes Constable Riley Wiggins after shoving him from an express car on Panhandle train No 32. The case for resisting arrest is settled when Mitchell agrees to wed Flora M English, who drops charges. Wiggins files a separate paternity action in Coshocton.
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William Mitchell
Flora M. English
Riley Wiggins
Tral
Squire Wimmer
Mitchell
Miss English
Wiggins
Michell
Willan Mitchell
Newark
Panhandle
Conntubuq
Dennison
Contable
Coshocton
Squire Staats
Hyes
The Long Suffering Drug Clerk and the Postage Stamp
In cities carriers speed mail with few going to the post office, creating reliance on business neighbors for stamps. Drug clerks, despite long hours, become stamp providers with little profit, risking customer frustration when front customers are prioritized over stamp seekers.
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Carier Perview Hs
Waele Sam's
Trey
Bsiness
Mer
Miasy
Warns Coshocton on Sneak Thieves and Burglars
Coshocton police warn residents to guard against sneak thieves and burglars amid a state crime wave. Robberies typically involve three accomplices, one lures the proprietor to the rear, another empties the safe, and a lookout signals. Chief Mapel urges storekeepers to watch newcomers and report suspicious activity as authorities note rising crime statewide. In other news, George Bickel of Bloomfield is found guilty of disturbing a Mill Creek box social last December and faces up to ten days in jail or a fine per statute.
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Coshocton
Chanac Sharpera
Ona
Mapel
Columbus
Cleveland
Wan
George Bickel
Bloomfield
Mill Creek
New Hospital Opens in New Philadelphia
The Union hospital at New Philadelphia opened with formal exercises on Wednesday afternoon. Though not yet ready for patients, a few days will complete it. The 45-bed building, begun last August, is of pressed brick and cost about 913,000, funded by private contributions.
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New Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Sensational end to bootlegging case in common pleas court
In a dramatic Friday session Judge Nicholas acquitted Anson Sprague of bootlegging after chief state witness John Baad testified inconsistently and was jailed for perjury. District attorney accused of witness tampering and attorney C Homer Durand clashed with the bench while denying improper aims.
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Common Pleas Court
Anson Sprague
Fridsay
Ansgon Sprague
John Baad
Sprague
Iia
Baad
Nicholas
Band
C. Homer Durand
Common Pleas
Durand
pres_ent
Catarrh Cure Ad and Arbor Day Proclamation
One hundred dollars reward for an incurable case of catarrh with Hall's Catarrh Cure. Endorsed by Walding Kinnan Marvin druggists Toledo. Cure taken internally. price 71 cents per bottle. Also promotions for DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills. Governor Harmon proclaims Arbor Day Friday April 16 urging children to plant trees and study.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Keown
F. J. Cheney
Bis
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hal
Harmon Thin Wook
Chilvers
Golden 50th Wedding Celebration in Blissfield Honors Buckmaster Family
In Blissfield on a Wednesday, Peter Buckmaster and wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary alongside the marriage of their granddaughter Blanch Buckmaster to Von Close of Orrville. The event drew over 100 guests at J. J. Fabian hall with a noon ceremony, a formal dinner, and many gifts including a fifty dollar purse for the couple. The day featured readings by pastors from nearby towns and a large list of attendees from Orrville, Richwood, Mt. Vernon, Prospect, and more, with the Buckmasters and Close family hosting at home in Orrville after April 1.
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Islivafeld
Blieefeld
Peter Buckmaster
Miss Blanch Buckmaster
von Close Both
Orrville
A. L. Smithson
Neilie
J. J. Fabian
Buckmaster
Warsaw
A. J. Smithson
Nellie
W. Buckmaster
Henry Hoxworth
Richwood
Union County
Frank Lowe
Mt. Vernon
Melvin Davis
Mt Vernon
Grooms
Prospect
C. E. White
F. E Latimore
LS. Matticks
Has Lowe
J. B Ward
A V Mavis
Richard Lewis
Vernon
von Close
Elvie
Rudy Buckmaster
Orrville, O
George Mullett
Miss May
Mre
Mary Lowe
Anderson
Blissfield
Johnson Williamson
Jonas Mullet
Wm Reed
E.rs. Fox
Henry Myers
Woo Myers
MM. Myers
Doaty Myers
D. van Kennel
Geo Koch
R. Jd. Frederick
Wm Stover
J. C Gamertsfelder
Ed Milligan
J. M Williamson
Blanchard Williamson
Frank Williamson
W. W. Meteal
J. L Fabian
Ike van Kannel
Howard van Kannel
Ethel Thorne
Lena
Flore van Kannel
Real Estate Transfers and Trustees Transfers Recorded
Trustees of Clark to Alonzo Felton for 9.14 ft in old cemetery lot for 2 dollars Elizabeth Phillips to Chase Phillips the S 12 of lot 90 in Cosh octon for 0 Walter J. Fitch to Adam Weigel for 60 in Selby Almack s addition to Cosh octon for 2150 Ben B Strope to Sarah L Strope all his belongings by Will Rebecca Riggs to Walter Gray 46 acres in Tiverton tp 400 dollars Kerr to Rebecca Rigen Q C to 40 acres in Tiverton for 0 A Cullison to Margaret Cullison 3 acres in Perry for 1060 GQ Lane to Harvey F Roller 5 1/2 acres in Linton tp 3000 GQ F Croy to Everett E Bonham 87.06 acres in Washington for 1400 Lizzie Kimball et al to A J Derr 19 1 2 rods in Plainfield village for 225 W KR Simpson to Mary A Adair 224 42 100 acres to Oxford for 1 John F Hagens to trustees of Net tie Circuit lot No 17 in Darling s add to Nettie for 1000 Bien Vourbess to John Kraan 3 acres Franklin tp 2008 A C McD wsel elven te Jocw
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Clark
Alonzo Felton
Old Cemetery
Elizabeth Phillips
Chase Phillips
Coshocton
Walter J. Fitch
Adam Weigel
Selby & Almack
Ben B Strope
Sarah L. Strope
Will
Rebecca Riggs
Walter Gray
Tiverton
Kerr
Rebecca Rigen
Q. C
Cullison
Margaret Cullison
Perry
Lane
Harvey F. Roller
Linton
F Croy
Everett E. Bonham
Washington
Lizzie Kimball
A. J. Derr
Plainfield
W. KR Simpson
Mary A. Adair
Oxford
John F. Hagens
Nettie Circuit
Darling's Add
Nettie
Bien Vourbess
John Kraan
A. C. MeDwsel Elven
Digest the food you eat with Kodol
An ad claims Kodol digests all foods to aid weak stomachs and promote strength. It urges readers to eat as usual and let the product digest the food, offering a money back guarantee if no benefits are seen after a full bottle. The large bottle is described as more cost effective, with endorsements and a refund promise.
Coshocton Town Post Office Building Plan Endorsed
National House action promises a new Coshocton post office building site at a city corner with eye to beauty and stability. $16,900 to $15,000 site. $65,000 total for site and structure, with Ashbrook praised for pushing House Resolution 1442 through Public Buildings and Grounds to authorize purchase and construction in Ohio.
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Coshocton
Uncle Sam
Ashbrook
Congressional Committee On
Ohio
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Cashacton
State of
United States
Property Transfers and Local Notices in Jackson and Corhocton
A stream of land transfer records shows Ho Deibel and others selling or transferring multiple parcels in Lafayette and Jackson township, including 10 acres for 7200 and 28 acres for 1, all involving trustees and several named buyers. Also listed are Linden Place additions transfers in Corhocton and Oxford township 40 acres for 2085, plus nearby lot sales in Corhocton. Speed oats for sale at 60 cents per bushel and other local notices follow, including a hospital update and a brick mason injury at a new freight station.
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Mace
Coshocton
Lester Jennings
Linden Place
Coxhocton
Irvin Rice Jr
James R. Barcus
Oxford
Jacov Richards
John Shaw
Corhocton
Mary Eli Nosker
James W. Shaw
Bethlehem
W. A Himebanagh
Truman H. Waltz
Lamb's Add
Family moves here Willan Kitchens relocate to Coshocton
Willan Kitchens and family have moved to Coshocton from Port Waele. The arrival marks a local family transfer with fresh ties to the town community.
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Willan
Coshocton
Port Waele
Lagen
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Rescoe
National House
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Greer
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