Two Women Appointed as Assistant Supervisors in City Schools
The Coshocton board elected Miss Tile Laurie and Miss Kate McClure as assistant supervisors for grammar and primary departments. They will serve city wide, visiting every room below high school to aid backward pupils, coach them, help map courses, and act as supply teachers as needed. The move aims to raise efficiency and reduce dropouts among slower students.
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Bryant
Board of Education
Tile Laurie
Bancroft
Kate McClure
staf
Coshocton
Appointed Appraisers Cost Spark County Budget Debate
County commissioners face a budget dilemma as the 1908 quadrennial appraisal law requires 32 real estate assessors at 250 to 577 dollars per day for up to five and a half months. Total annual costs may reach 16 000 to 26 400, raising questions about funding without higher levies.
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Cosheetan
Hundreds honor memory of last drowning victim
A funeral service for John Childs in South Lawn cemetery drew hundreds as the last victim of a local drowning disaster was laid to rest. Attendees from K Pythias and Engle lodges, longtime friends, and clergy from MP and Grace churches gathered for prayers and condolences. Childs’ sealed rosewood casket and the absence of a traditional body view marked the solemn ceremony.
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John Childs
South Lawn
terue
Cashacton
Wre TOR Cwiban
Stee
menners
K Po
Engle
camat
Dr Fisher
MP church
Goodrich
Grace church
Aehley
lear, Welcker
Davis wang
Knights of Pythias
A. C. Sones
Harold Hersh
mean
W. H. Manner
Grant Croes
C A. Milligan
Standen
Howard Norris
Jewne Haller
Mr. Childs
fenas
Rowe
Plumber Suffered Cut From Falling Slate at Cambridge Street
John McNary a plumber on Cambridge street was struck in the left temple by a falling slate at 2 20 P M while working on a new home in the McClare addition. An inch long wound reached the bone but the hurt is not serious and caused painful swelling.
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John McNary
Cambridge street
McClare
L O T M Celebrate 10th Anniversary in 1930s style
The Girls Industrial Home near Delaware reports Superintendent Dye resigning at a trustees meeting. The move follows calls for an investigation into recent charges about the home and its management. Dye supports a fair inquiry, while the Governor opposes further inquiry.
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American Press
Colummne
Girls’ Industrial hone
Delaware
recone
Dye
Clow Plat 1S Approved by Coshocton County Board
The Coshocton County Commission on Wednesday noon approved the Fifth Board of Trade addition plat embracing 786 lots in the Clow addition to Coshocton. The plat was filed with Recorder C M Bible and prepared by engineers Hamilton and Hanlon, signed by W A Himebaugh the president of the Board of Trade. Imac Myers was summoned to Newark by local news.
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Board of Trade
Coshocton
Hamilton and
Hanlon ami
signet bs
W. A. Himebaugh
Tenth anniversary of Maccabees lodge ceremonies in Hay Building
Visitors gather for ceremonies lasting into late Wednesday night at the Hay Building Maccabee hall. The tenth anniversary of the local Maccabee hive is celebrated with lodge colors, flowers, and speeches. Members from Newcomerstown and Denison attend, with officers and officials participating in the program scheduled for late afternoon and evening.
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Newcomerstown
Denison
mdia
Straseer
Kiantes Wood
oraey
Rogers Falls Dead at Home in St. Louis Era
Henry Rogers, a leading magnate associated with the Standard Oil era, died suddenly at his home in St. Louis on a Wednesday afternoon. Details from the Ameren Prove Telegram note his death occurred unexpectedly, leaving the business world in shock.
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Hew Werk
Henry
Rogers
Gtandard
magnate
fted euddenty
Theater closes for the season amid mixed reviews
The Sixth Street Theatre shut its doors after a season marked by uneven shows and audience ambivalence. Management credited steady patronage and vowed to reassess programming for a sharper return next season.
Auto driven scare sparks buggy plunge near Raacoe
A buggy driven by John Sells and W. A. Shaffer was struck by a frightened horse on War saw Road north of Raacoe Wednesday morning. The buggy overturned twice on a steep embankment, injuring the occupants but sparing serious harm. The vehicle belonged to Sella, and the driver avoided fault.
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Valley Flyer
John Sells
W. A Shaffer
Warsaw road
Raacoe
Lee's Mill
theuchat
Sella
Car Load of Babies Rowhol On Load At Tables
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a crowd or caravan of babies arriving and moving through a city area with mentions of Newtoh and San Prancisco. The text references a talk, two trated ninse iad UVyree tans, and a Pumper TH loot ste Tear attached to Peonnss Noo FG.
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Rowhol
Cohoeton
San Prancisco
Electric Light Ordinance Enters Full Operation
The Board of Public Service met in a special session with President Himebaugh of Cosmoe ton Light and Heating to finalize the light center contract. A $10,000 bond was accepted and the ordinance takes effect June first, with weekly publications already in progress.
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Board of Public Service
Himebaugh
Cosmoeton
E&. Pomerewe te
Memorial Day Program in Keene Observes Fallen Soldiers
A fragmented program outlines a Memorial Day ceremony in Keene with remarks by civic groups and a march to a monument. Richard Toning Post of Custhioc ton presides and a choir and speakers are listed, with a community address by Flat Foink Assman of Costar ton and others.
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monumenut
Richard Toning
Custhioc ton Porn
arch
Nerman
Creodone Floors For Two Bridges In Walhonding Roa Visit
County auditor and commissioners met to plan replacement of a rickety wooden bridge deck on two structures in the Walhonding area. They discussed safety, cost, and securing support for the project while reviewing roadside concerns and local toll access.
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Roa
enunty
commissian iis
alan
Two Deaths at Dresben
Two residents died within a short period at Dresben. Meada Wassable Toesidey and Sylviane Cass are named among the deceased. The reports note long illness and mention surviving relatives including a widow and several children. Details on dates and causes are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Meada
tie
Sylviane Cass hat
Dleml
bushaud
Equalization Board Organizes in Coristobera
The county board organizes its equalization group with Byars ton Davis as president and Auditar Coe Randteg as secretary. The post outlines duties to be completed within about one week.
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couney Coristobera
Byars ton Davis
amd Auditar
Coe Randteg
Mrs Richeson Dies in Columbus
Word has reached friends of the death of Mrs Joan Richeson of Columbus formerly a member of Big Chy. She died on Pyesacay. Mrs Richeson was 74, left Gus city two years ago and made her home in the capital. She is survived by her husband and two daughters Mrs Dora Sacote and Mrs Jene White. Mrs Rebeoos Richeson of this city is in Columbus with attending the funeral.
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Mra
Joan Richeson
Columbus
big chy
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