MINE DISASTER CLAIMS WALDO PHILLIPS AT WARWICK MINE
Waldo Phillips a 42 year old coal trimmer at the Warwick mine was fatally struck by a slate fragment while preparing a car for movement. He died within minutes after the injury as fellow workers and his family brace for the sudden loss. Phillips leaves a wife and three children and had recently moved from Sugar Creek to work at Warwick.
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New Warwick
Rohey
Waldo Phillips
Coehocton
Philips
Phillips
Pheps
Eighth Street
Bridgeport
Warwick
Sugar Creek
Nelle
Oma
Margaret
South Lawn School
Mr. Phillips
Portage County
Cuba
California
Dillonvale
Caution 15 Advised In Taking Patterson Exams
A 1910 notice urges caution as Patterson examinations draw many youths and even children. It warns parents not to rush, noting diplomas grant high school standing but may lead to unsuitable work if students are unready. Encourage solid foundation before advancing to higher work and future challenges.
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Patterson
Eivery
Childen
Unfortunate Blunder Hinders Thursday River Search Effort
The Friday search for Sunday drownings continued with little progress as crews from Newcomerstown and Coshocton pursued the river near the sheep barns. Supplies delayed and miscommunication left men hungry, while Randles withdraws reward for his boy's body as friends advise restraint amid the tragedy. Grandmother Groce is gravely ill and staying with her daughter as her condition worsens.
Forced Into Exile and Return Ended in Death
Glen Oak Oklahoma resident Upchurch left home seeking a cure for a chronic cough with mountain air. After six months he returned dead on his steps. He then used Dr King s New Discovery and reportedly recovered. The ad promotes a 1.00 trial bottle guaranteed by local suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exlie
Glen Oak
Okls
C. FE. Anderson
Coshoetan
M. Ferguson
Ruseve
Couple Reunification Sours With Mysterious Disappearance
Mrs Helen Hartman Walton vanished after leaving her husband John Walton in search of an uncertain reunion. The couple had briefly separated but recently reconciled, though she took no clothing and left without explanation. Her mother, Mrs Mary Hartman, and Mr Walton fear she is missing, while letters from him suggest he believes she is distant. An odd note of hope amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hartman Walton
John Walton
Gnadenhutten
Mary Hartman
South Second Street
Walton
Coshocton
Two Weddings License issued for Coshocton couples
Two marriage licenses issued Saturday list Ashford B. Finnell aged 48 and Alice M. English aged 46 of Coshocton with Rev. Hamilton officiating. Edward F. Meyer 22, real estate agent, and Sebring’s Caroline Lembright 22, Coshocton, with Rev. Anthony Henrahane officiating. The weddings will occur in Sebring. the bride is daughter of Mrs Fred Lemberight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford B. Finnell
Alice M. English
Coshotton
Hamilton
Edward F. Meyer
Sebring
Caroline Lembright
Coshocton
Anthony Henrahane
Fred Lembeight
Indictments in Sugar Frauds Case
For Sugar Frauds New York May 7. Indictments charging conspiracy were found to day by a federal grand jury against Oliver Spitzer and six other employees of the American Sugar Refining Co. They are said to have been implicated in the sugar underweighing frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Oliver Spitzer
American Sugar Refinning Co
Barnum & Bailey Circus Has A Great Band Of Clowns
A vivid feature on the Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth highlights sixty clowns and a mix of American and European humorists. The piece celebrates unique tricks from exploding cars to space parodies, noting superior clowning and constant audience laughter. It also mentions a hospital matter being submitted to council for budget and setting concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey
Barnum & Balley
Ymire Fond
Mmet
Padereweky
Mars
Corea
Coshocton Rescue Club Is Formed For Service
Coshocton forms a rescue club with at least thirty members to be immediately ready for service. At a City Hall meeting Mayor Hamilton presided, officers were elected, committees named, and funding plans outlined including public subscriptions and potential board of health funds. Members listed include Floyd Courtright, Frank Gowser, Harrison Elson, Fred Smythe, Walter Winters, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton
Hamilton
Floyd Courtright
Frank Gowser
Harrison Elson
Fred Smythe
Walter Winters
Gen. &. Caton
Jas
Preston
Wm. Barnes
Ed Standen
J. H. Cramblett
Gan
Williams
Board of Health Regulations
Newcomerstown
Melvin Marshall
Bud Eliott
Wm. Taylor
Price Elgon
Henry Eson
Pete Zerbe
James Hinney
Jas. Finnell
John Norris
Chas. Pool
Roy Sutton
Allan McDonald
Harry Shatter
Horace Guinther
Ray Courright
Paul Johnston
W. Carter
Geo, Senft
Wm. Felumlee
Fred K. Wood
Seth Snyder
Wife of Metham farmer runs pitchfork into ankle
Mrs. Glenn Crowl of near Metham was in the barn searching for eggs when a pitch fork pierced her left ankle. The fork point entered over an inch, but she pulled it out with presence of mind. The wound caused great pain and heavy bleeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Crowl
Metham
Growl
Wets May Force The Issue In Stark County
Gantun May 7 wets may beat the drys to a local option election here. The wets seek to forestall opponents by calling an election themselves. The contest centers on the local option and reflects the wider saloon debate in the state. The report notes the wets aim to push for a timely vote amid political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gantun
Stark County
Mmay
Wiliam Marsh
Anti-Saloon League
Local Notices Touch Coshocton Area Events
Adams Mills residents and Coshocton couple Mr and Mrs Jamies Stewart attended commencement. Harriette Frost visits Zanesville relatives. Mrs Mantha Vickers Miss Emma Murphy attend Dresden Sunday school convention. Arthur Gray returns from New York with Gray Co interests. Dunmead visits Mesquite on business. T K Finlay leases Third street Rose building for a new grocery in near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Mills
Jamies Stewart
Coshocton
Mroo
John Maginnis
Zarresvlle
Harriette Frost
Zanesville
Mantha Vickers
Emma Murphy
Dresden
Misa Jesse Lacey
Arthur Gray
New York
Gray Co
Dunmead
T. K Finlay
Rose Building
Third Street
Coates Bound Over in Ohio Case
Coates of New Comerstan was bound over to the branch jury on a delicate charge in Mayor Hamilton's court. Bond set at 3500 with Squire Ben Baker as stenographer. Newark Whele factory to be rebuilt as insurance adjusts. about 100 moulders expected to return within war days.
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H Grse
Ohio
Coates
Newcomerstan
Hamilton
Turne
McDowell
Squire Ben Baker
Newark
William Whele
Scalded Bay’s Shrieks Horrify Grandmother in Nebo Ky
Mrs. Marta Taylor of Nebo Ky reports Buck ilen healed by Anica Silye, curing scalds bruises and fevers. Advertisement lists cures for burns cuts corns boils skin eruptions chilblains piles and related ailments claiming remedies at C. E. Anderson's Coshocton and M Ferguson's Roscoe.
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Bay
Marta Taylor
Nebo
Buckilen
C. E. Anderson
Coshocton
Co. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
T D Neighbor Expires at Newcomerstown
T D Neighbor, a prominent merchant of Newcomerstown, died Friday night at 9 o clock. Born in 1842, he enlisted in Co D 52nd G V I in 1862 and was discharged in 1885. He leaves a widow, three daughters and one son. A member of the Presbyterian church and the G A R. Funeral services Monday May 16 at 9 AM at his late residence.
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T. D. Neighbor
Newcomerstown
Co. D
G. V
Prebyterian
Flag Day Observance Urged On June 14 By American Flags
Payrolls at local banks totaled 25484 38 with several companies receiving payments including Novelty Advertising Co Coshocton Provision Co and others. The Coshocton National Bank paid 17488 38 to multiple firms. Flag day events urged with proclamations and school flag pledges. Citizens Telephone announces new rate card with Bell Co cut. Jackson township trustees meet to settle farmland dispute between Samuel McGuire and William McBridebeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Bank
Novelty Advertising Co
Citizens Telephone Co
Eureka Laundry Co
Coshocton Provision Co
Commercial National Bank
Hunt-Crawford Co
Houston Hay Axle Co
Keagy & Lear
Adenalley Coal
Coshocton National Bank
Layster & Lowe
Coshocton Grove Co
Barnes Coal
American Flags Association
Atention
Congress
Rae
Citizens Telephone Company
U. S
Bell Co
Jackson Township
Samuel McGuire
Wiliam McBridebeck
Roweh
Foul Play Suspected In Italian Man Death East Of Brink Haven
The body of an unknown Italian man, found burned near Brink Haven, is being held by Glenmont authorities while relatives are sought and arrangements for the burial are considered. The other man present fled, fueling murder theories and community alarm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brink Haven
Glenmont
Glenmeont
Bedord Township Lease Plans for Old Coshocton Field
P J Stoneburner of Zanesville leads a company active in Fairfield county and moving toward leasing and developing an old field in Bedford township Coshocton county. A mass meeting at the Bedford school is planned next Monday to sign leases and map further steps. The firm aims to drill Stefnet well by late June. Alumni of West Lafayette high school held a Friday meeting and planned a graduates picnic replacing the customary event. The date is May 25 with location undecided. A plant completion meeting is set for Tuesday evening. William Gremmewold reported 2% pounds at Reetee at wool yesterday morning to Joma Lorear at 9 crate a poured.
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P. J. Stoneburner
Zanesville
Bedford Township
Coshocton
Fairfield County
Bedford
Stefnet
West Lafayette High School
Palmist's prophecy of Plowman's killing revealed
A Myers Lake palmist forewarned Mrs. L. D. Plowman that her husband would die in a drunken brawl. Plowman was shot by a woman in Cincinnati early May 1. Evidence suggests he had been drinking. the Ulrichsville wife had heard the foretold danger last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Lake
L. D. Plowman
Plowman
Cincinnati
Lewis Plowman
Bessie Willams
Ulficbsville
Uubrichsville Chronicle
Library Board Meeting Minutes Briefly Notes Budget
The library board met in a brief session Thursday night to pay bills and approve a list of new books for addition to the collection.
Examinations Schedule for Teachers Set by Board of Examiners
Notice to teachers outlines monthly elementary certificate exams on the first Saturday, with high school and special certificates on specified months. Patterson exams occur mid spring. Entry starts at 7 30, fees include fifty cents to board and five cents for returns. Stamped envelopes required for Patterson applicants, stationery supplied by board. Theory and Practice questions reference Keiths Elementary Education for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Board of
Keith
Ohio Teachers’ Reading Circle
Columbus
Ohio
Fry
Io ¢ Shaw
WM. Walker
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ATAL
Warwick Hines
James Crawford
Wolfe
Dr. Cone
Wolfe Morgue
LE. B
Newcomerstown Club
Fiver
Coshocton Fivermen
Janery
Cowmerton
Randles
Ramles
Rescue Club
City Hell
Hit
John Groce
Frank
Gray
Allen S. Olmsted
LeRoy, N. Y
Castoria
Ito Gomtpons
Council Vsti
Coshocton Rescue Club
Dr. King
Zoe
Be, Anderson
C. M. Ferguson
NEW Grocery
Vance
Vance Shoe CO
Wheeling, W. Va
Warsaw
R. F. BD
Joseph Haines
George West
Fresno
Nellie
Essie Moore
Minerva Taylor
Glen Miller
Harry Brishart
Bessie Laughlin
Grace Whitaker
Bessie Creighton
Will Maxwell
Lela Haines
Roy Endfield
Jefferson
Mechha
James Hughes
Hiram Hughes
Alex Wheeler
Henry Funk
Foy
Dwight Laughlin
Walhonding River
Fred Miller
Lela Baines
Russ Sharpless
John Laughlin
Dwight
Lela Graham
Frazeysburg
William Gremem
Reetee
Sterday Morniig
Joma Lorear
Palmist
Library Board Met
KL Pomerene
V. E. Pomeerene
Pomerene & Pomerene, Attorneys-at-Law
Burns Block
Main Street
H. E. Hahn
C. Ofice
Burns Building
W. A. Hinebaugh
Coshocton, C
Fourth Street
Thomas E. Duncan
RK. B. McDermon
Duncan & McDermott Attorneys At Law
Coshocton, O
Hay BH
Geo. J. Bock
Locust Street
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