Death of Senator Jim Williams Revered Coshocton Leader
Noted Coshocton county figure Jaroca M. Yilliame died suddenly at his Cleveland home from lung trouble. Born in Plainfield in 1850, Williams served in the Ohio House and Senate and was President pro tem, later presiding over the Senate after Lt Governor Harris became governor. He practiced law, codified Ohio statutes, and influenced 1908 tax legislation. He leaves a daughter Lois and a widow, Mrs. Mary Brockway Williams, with burial planned in Ripley, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaroca M. Yilliame
Goshogton County
Ohio Senate
Pattisor-Harrig
Cleveland
Senato Wildlame
Lois
Williame
Ripley
Ripley, N
Senator Williams
Coshocton County
Phinfield
Heslip Williams
House
Senate
Gandfather
Wayne
Army of
Common Pleas
Harris
John M. Pattison
Willams
Misa Mary
Brockway
New York
Laie
Baldier
Coshocton
United States
Ohio
General Assembly
West Lafayette
Robert Kirk
G. Williams
Allegheny College
Meadville
Broad Street M. E. Church
Columbia
Pomerene
The
Humane Society
Justice L. N. Staats
Congress
Williams
Alzo
Rctire
Bishop
J. P Forbes
Wilms
James M. William
Joseph Love
Mr. Love
Mr. Willams
Mill Creek Notes Rough Crossing Town Life and Rail Talk
Mill Creek reports on local errands and visits including John M Lower in Millersburg and Elmer Syler buying stock. Panhandle trains to get new passenger cars and steel hype notes. Holmes County treasurer’s office paid October dues. court clerk Gobaler reviews papers in Coshocton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
John M. Lower
Millersburg
Millersburg Telephone Co
Elmer Syler
Haltic
Syler
Helwig
Coshocton
Christian Schiegel
Schiegel
Lawrence
Chillwan
Willard Mikesell
E. M Cox
John Leach
Mise Myrtie Cox
Even Cox
Doughty
Panhandle
Columbus
Piteeburg
Ex Senator Williams Remembered by Coshocton Figures
In Coshocton ex senator Williams is recalled by FE Pomerene who hosted him two years ago. Pomerene shares a vivid childhood memory of Williams in a hardware store doorway as a hot July day unfolded, recounting a playful moment and the senator’s amused reaction.
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Coshocton
Senator Williams
FE. Pomerene
Williams
Pomerene
Pomecene
L. N. Staats
Darling & Bennett Hardware Store
Mr. Pomerete
Main Street
Lewis Gets Maximum Assessment
Dave Lewis pleaded guilty to violation of the Rose Law and faced Mayor Hamilton who fined him 200, the maximum for the offense. The case involved Albert Paulise of Zanesville, who testified against Lewis. Paulise remained jailed to ensure attendance when the case called.
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Dave Lewis
Hamilton
Philis
New Law Aims at Adulterators of Vinegar
State Dairy and Food Commission head Renick W. Dunlap seeks to set jurisdiction for justices of the peace and magistrates in vinegar law cases now tried by juries. He notes producers may meet only slightly below standards yet cause harm, and cites Detroit vinegar maker William M. Vaughn as an example of prior complaints to Governor Hawen. The commissioner holds many similar cases, delaying actions at a Cleveland firm. if the department wins, cases will proceed at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renick W. Dunlap
Jo Lin
Justices of the Peace
Dunlap
Willian M. Vaughn
Detroit
Hawen
Vaughn
Cleveland
Robbery report ties to Ohio man and restaurant owner
John Lennon of Cleveland and F M Patterson owner of the Leader restaurant on Hickory street reported property stolen totaling about 50 dollars or more early Saturday. A suspect, Charles Holdish, who recently moved to Coshocton, fled town after a brief pursuit by iron workers but was said to have returned Sunday evening. Local notes mention prior incidents and unclear connections as police pursue leads.
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John Lannen
Cleveland
Clow
F.ms. Patterson
Leader
Hickory Street
Lennon
Charles Holdish
Coshocton
Pennsylvania
South Tenth
Tert
South Coshocton
Holdish
Patteson
Campbell's
North Third Street
Wife Found Dead At Home In Franklin Township
Mrs. William Dunfee, 5, long known resident of Franklin Township, was found dead at home about 2:30 PM Saturday. Heart failure believed the cause. Survived by husband and children Merle Dante, Mrs. May Wilt, Mrs. Jo Bord, and Mrs. Grant Holds. Funeral held Tuesday at 104 M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dunfee
Franklin
Henry Dawson
Dantes
Franklin Township
Merle Dante
Mra
May Wil
Michhgiat
Conen File
Grant Holds
May Crop Report Compiles Mixed County Prospects
The May crop report from the Odhsll department of Agriculture covers Coshocton county. Wheat and oats show mixed conditions with wet cold weather slowing planting and growth. Rye, oats, berries, and fruits face declines while some areas report wheat improving yet still in fair to poor condition.
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Odhsll Department of Agriculture
Coshocton County
Oata
Knox
Tuscarawas
Tragic Lakeville Shooting Ends Divorce Case
Willard McCluggage of this city traveled to Lakeville to confront his divorced wife whom he hoped to win back. After pleading, he drew a pistol and shot her twice in the head. The woman is not expected to recover. McCluggage, once divorced, had warned of rash acts if separation continued. He struggled as he fired and surrendered to impulse after a desperate clash.
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Camericns
MilTecebure
Mary
Willard McClug Renne
Lakeville
MecCluggage
Amail
McCluggage
Severl
Dixon's Horse Overturned Buggy in Fright at Auto
Frank Dixon on a trip to Coshoctan lost control as his single horse broken from the other jolted ahead on the Waraw road near John Almack farm. The horse toppled the buggy but Dixon held the animals and leaped clear to avoid injury. Vehicle suffered slight damage. riders unhurt after the scare.
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Dixon
Frank Dixon
Valley Flyer
John Almack
Coshoctan Ter
Mohawk
Brews Ae
Mr. Dixon
Rousing Prairie Chapel Sunday Meeting Elects Township Officers
Hebiehem township Sunday school association held a well attended meeting at Prairie Chapel electing Louis Waltere as President George Turner as Vice President Mra W H Neldon as Secretary and Mra Jin Clarke as Treasurer Programs included addresses on the value of Sunday school work and principles of a good program with discussions and musical numbers. The Prairie Chapel and Mt Zion Sunday school associations will meet next at the latter place. The Sons of Veterans were noted as participating.
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Louis Waltere
George Turner
Mra
W. H. Neldon
Mra Jin Clarke
Hebiehem Township
Prairie Chapel
Tacas
Fannie Infield
NH Price
Severde
Mt. Zion
Bethlhem Township
Will of Agem Stockum Probate Case and Inheritance
In probate court the will of Agem Stockum leaves household furniture to wife Nancy Bruckum and one third of real estate to her. At her death one third passes to sons Guy and Werley, with all remaining real estate divided equally among the sons. The three daughters, Lae vert Henderson Danny Altman and Laura Stockum, receive $600 each from the estate. Wesley Stockum is named executor. May 24, a party of sightseers from Warsaw traveling to Walhondinag encountered a mishap en route, with several local residents listed as part of the group. They assisted the travelers after the vehicle broke down, but the auto eventually refused to move, and a return journey was arranged. The article also notes social visits, travels, and a break-in at Strome Brothers’ warehouse, where five cattle were stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bate Agem Stockum
Nancy Bruckum
Guy
Werley
Laevert
Henderson
Danny Altman
Laura Stockum
Wesley Stockum
Warsaw
Valley Flyer
Walhondinag
Walthond
Mee
Ekc Hayes
EE. M. Wright
Paul
OW. W. Frederick
Amon
John Strome
Joséphine
Edward Urey
Brown
Mra
Willem Myers
Nora Darling
Witreaw
Nelle
Warren
Hart Dean
Cooperdale
Robert Cretcchton
Adwans Cacran
Eva
Lettia Wright
Besse Laughlin
Denville
Jela Bantum
Warraw
Foster
W. R
Massillon
Strome Brotiera
Perty
Sunday School Convention Delegates Attend Warsaw Meeting
Miewes Lulu Willams and Ada Belt attended the Sunday school convention as delegates for Disciple Sunday school Thomean Buxton and Wm Wheel. Mrs Cordelo Switzer and Mine Fdna Switzer visited in Warsaw last week. Willem Johnsen and Robert Wheeland spent Thursday afternoon in Nellie. J W Parker and daughter Mildred spent Thursday and Friday in Coshecton VA. Ogle attended the convention in Warsaw Thursday. Mrs Lapp was not well. Samuel Hagans shipped two carloads of apples. Hay and wife from Coshocton visited L F McVey’s Sunday.
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Walhomding
Miewes
Lulu Willams
Ada Belt
Warsaw
Thoreta
Thomean Buxton
Wm. Wheeland
Cordelo Switzer
Fdna Switzer
Wm. Bwitser'a
Mere Willem Johnsen
Robert
Mra
Leone Wheeland
Nellie
Mes
J. W. Parker
Mildred
Coshecton
Ogle
Mary Lapp
Nacerman
Gamble
Frenne
Mra Brophy
JT. Huxton
Amin Buxton
C. C. Rodehayer
Columbur
Samuel Hagans
Bayer
Satunday
Com
Hay
Combocton
L. F. McVey's
EXIT MORMON ELDERS IN COSHOCTON AND NEWCOMERSTOWN MEETING
Four Mormon elders serving Coshocton area attended a Way meeting in Newcomerstown Monday morning. The Nellie W Co. event at Nellie May's home included committees for an institute planned for May 27. Edith Johnston recited and a paper on aiding temperance was presented amid talk on enforcement of temperance laws. Mr and Mrs Bert Bure of Wyoming joined Coshocton relatives. they planned a theater outing with Miss Rose Rervh and others.
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Coshocton
Newcomerstown
Nelie W Co
Matt Little
J. P. Darting
Nellie
Misa Mbdith Johnston
Nee
Bert Bure
Wyoming
Monhey Tertimg
Mise Rose
Tee
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Jim’ Williams
Phzinfield
Courtesy
Columbus Dispatch
Carl Gobaler
Holmes County Courts
Cosheston Gatewaay
Eiebereen
Treqeerer
Wiice Alee
Lewis
John Lennon
F. M. Patterson
Otle McKee
Crest
Pete Weberry
Ashland
Onis
Guernsey
Loca
Addran
Welktome
Richardwos
Vete
Particu
Walhonding
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