Mrs Hennel Dies From Paralysis in Coshocton County
Friends and relatives mourn the death of Mrs M J Mennel who died at 3 20 PM at her Cambridge road home after a paralysis stroke last week The deceased was born October 29 1821 in Linton township She is survived by her husband Dr M H Hennel of Asheville North Carolina five brothers and one sister The family resides in Coshocton County and Newcomerstown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Mennel
Cambridge Road
Hennel
Hennet
Christopher and
Matty Stuckum
Linton Township
Hacon Run
M. H. Hennel
Asheville
N. C
John
Jacob
Adam
Martin
Selemon Stuckum
Coshocton County
Peter Hofelt
Newcomerstown
New Oil and Gas Field Near Adamsville
In Amesville on November WG, oil and gas circles report 600 acres in the northeast county leased for investigations by several operators. The likely company name is Northeastern Oil & Gas Co and incorporation papers will be issued this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesville
Northeastern Oil & Gas Co
Will Open Up a Columbus House
The McManug Barrel Co plans to begin business after next Saturday when town goes dry. Headquarters will be in Columbus with experts to slip liquor to Coshocton purchasers. Circulars are being circulated today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManug Barrel Co
Columbus
Nquor 1A
West Lafayette Briefs From the November 16 Community
West Lafayette items note R A McClure and Lone store received a fresh paint coat. Ata Lous visits Indiana. Elmer Thompson a grammar school teacher was laid up with quinsy. Mrs Lewis Summers ill with typhoid pneumonia. Farming focus on corn husking and hunting. Several horses sold to a Pittsburgh buyer. Dr Wolfe a Kentucky dentist stayed with the McGuires. Mia John Marx Jr and two children return to Frankfort. WH Dickey travels west to buy cattle. Presbyterian protracted meeting closed. William Norman opens a repair shop on Oak street. Ben Charnock adds to his blacksmith shop.
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West Lafayette
R. A. McClure
Ata Lous
Indiana
Elmer Thompson
Gianmiar
Quingy
Lewis Summe
Pittsburg
Dr. Wolfe
Kentucky
Spem
Old Time Dinner Hosts and Local Happenings in Chili
In Chili on November 17 Mrs. Jacob Sante hosted friends at an old time gathering with a large dinner. John Loveng of Cashoetot visited relatives. Butchering hay began and Mary Sederer started it here last Thursday. G P Klein and M A Crile will dehorn cattle for farmers. Wm. Dickeysheet and John Det L Towle made a bowine trip to Comhocton. Jacob Simpson Sr. will winter with his son Lean der near Clark. A family reunion at Henry Miller's home drew all children and spouses. Isaac Miller photographed the gathering. Final acclum fied in the estate of Adonis Giffen, a minor. Newspaper tRiHIyE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Sante
John Loveng
Cashoetot Visi
Mary Sederer
G. P. Klein
M. A. Crile
Wm. Dickeysheet
John Detch Towle
Bowine
Comhocton
Jacob Simpsel
Leander
Clark
Henry Miller
Isaac Miller
Tax collection at county treasurer's office
Tax collection for the county appears to total about 10,000 dollars at the county treasurer’s office, with details indicating payment of assessments and related receipts. The report notes the sums and distribution among local districts.
Wool growers to meet in Columbus November event
Wool growers plan a meeting in Columbus on Tuesday November 24 at 16 years? old. The notice outlines a gathering and discusses the advisory issue and broader concerns affecting the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Funeral attendance notes for Wilbur Albersom in Astrocd County
Attending funeral records show Alvereen Evittag and Ue Tittes traveling to Astrocd County Tuesday to honor the late Wilbur Albersom, who died May in the community. The message records the family’s observance of the uncle’s passing and the somber rites observed.
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Alvereen
Wilbvur
Albersom
Henry Renner Expires at Baltic Home
Henry Renner of Baltic died Saturday evening at his Baltic home after a heart ailment. Born in Leaderkirche Germany he came to America March 24 1882 and lived in Chili before moving to Baltic. Survived by sons Edward and Phillip Renner of Fresno and daughters Mrs Jacob Renner of Baltic and Aly Witliany Herger of Chili.
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Henry Renner
Baltic
Welock
Jacob Lane
Chili
Mr. Reuner
Leaderkirche
Germany
America
Wesons
Edward and
Phillip Renner
Fresno
Mre Jacob Renner
Aly Witliany Herger
Chill
Common Pleas Dockets Note Various Civil Filings
In Perry Jones vs Panhandle a filing shows the defendant claims the accident resulted from plaintiff negligence. Frank L Fuhr and others sue Gail Hamiton and others in the Electric Theatre phonograph case seeking instrument use. Hubbard Zemurr Steamship Co. files its second amended answer in Joe Pash suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Jones
the Panhandle
Frank L. Fuhr
Gail Hammiton
Electric Theatre Phonograph
Common Pleas Court
Hubbard Zemurr Steamship Co
Joe Pash
Corn Contest Nears Closing Date
The People's Bank hosts a corn contest with the closing date set for Wednesday, November 2. Many excellent corn specimens have been entered by local growers, with more expected as judges prepare to evaluate the entries.
Missionary Meeting in Keene Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Keene will meet Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs. Samuel Ott’s home. Thanksgiving services are planned at the Keene Presbyterian Church on Thanksgiving Day at 1 30 pm. A divorce petition filed in Common Pleas by Nelvia Whiteus against Porter Whiteus cites neglect and abandonment, seeking alimony and custody of three children. McDowell represents the petitioner. Also noted is railroad track work by Wheel ing and Lake Erie RR, upgrading lines to the Warwick mines in Franklin township, with completion expected in about two weeks. John Kisaner and crew began blasting rock at Walhomsing coast, from Haight’s crossing to the lock, to remove rock up to 60 inches deep.
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Keene
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Keene Wall
Samuel Ott
Nelvia Whiteus
Porter Whiteus
Varyius
Sears
Ashe
Ecu Cody
Dow. Ll. McDowell
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR
Re ix
Warwick
Franklin Township
John Kisaner
Walhomsing
Haight
Amt
Rose election set aside in Perry county case
New Lexington November 18 The election held in Perry county on October 2 for a Rose county option was declared invalid by Probate Judge Hynes Saturday. The ruling upheld the wet element’s objections to the vote process and overruled the defense. The final outcome will be watched statewide.
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New Gexington
Perry Quantander
Rose Couney
Wan
Hivins
Crossan
Judse Hynus
Canal Dover Boys Egged In County Seat
Rivalry between Canal Dover and New Philadelphia runs deep after Canal Dover football win last Saturday. Canal Dover supporters celebrated by riding a chartered street car through New Philadelphia, where eggs and a torched car caused broken windows and property damage. No suspects identified as to who carried out the egging.
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New Philadelphia
Inal Dover
Canal Dover
Positon
Promsy
Maintenance suit over son’s support heads to court
Zelphia Wood sues former husband Jay Wood for 1802 dollars plus interest to cover maintenance for their nearly grown son. Mrs Wood travels from New York for the trial as attorneys argue past payments and alleged insolvency amid a long divorce. Witnesses testify on past support and property transfers, with the case proceeding in court.
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Ordhnnary
Zelphia Wood
Jay Wood
Horsewmar
Voler
Enapie
Wich
Pomerene
Pomerene & Pomerene
Voo
Hees & Voorhees
Mrs. Wood
New York
Dduncan & MebDermott
Henry T. Bowers
New Philadelphia
Samuel Gamble
Levi Pew
J. M. Walters
Leslie Perkins
C. Porter
R. 3. Vox
Moving Powder House Shifts Location on Warry Tract
The Wardware Co. moves its powder warehouse from Height's farm on the Warry tract to the Hover farm east of town. This transfer aims to improve storage safety and accessibility for ongoing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twy Wardware Co
Height
Warry Tract
Tows
Old Fime Resident Writes of His Coshocton Recollections
An elderly Coshocton resident recounts memories of early 20th century life. The reminiscence names familiar locals, shops, churches, and daily routines, detailing social ties at the river, markets, and in town. The narrative preserves voices of neighbors, families, and events from a bygone era.
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Fime
Coshocton
Freight Office Housed In Box Car On Walnut Street
A garbled note describes a freight office moving into a box car at the Pennsy Freight depot area near Walnut Street. It mentions delays, altered routines, and potential reallocation of personnel and space as repairs and changes are implemented in the aging depot complex.
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Pennsy
Mednitadies
Walnut Street
Two neighboring counties join the dry ranks in Ohio counties
Eastern Ohio shifts toward prohibition as Coshocton leads a dry wave with Muskingum and Guernsey following. Voters in Licking, Knox, Belmont and others weigh in as Columbus and surrounding towns head toward a dry future. Local results show varied outcomes across counties and townships with several communities voting dry or remaining wet.
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Licking County
Knox
Tuscarawas
Muskingum
Coshocton
Guernsey
Marriton
Ohio
Columbue
Cleveland
Canton
Belmont
Columbus
Ohio River
Hunters Bag Rabbits and Quail in Open Season Report
Open season yields mixed hare and game bag across Muskingum and nearby counties. Ira Miller reports 22 rabbits in Muskingum, while El Robertson pheas and others bring down 18 quail and several rabbits. Brooke Wood walked 16 miles and returned with 7 rabbits and 7 quail. Renner and Jacobs add a bag of 9 rabbits and 1 quail.
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Coshenton Nimrody
Beth Snyder
John Ricketts
Ira Miller
Muskingum County
Prescot
Gray
Brooke
F. K. Wood
Nome
Adams Mills Hills
Troegit
el Robertson
WU Renner
Fi Jacobs
Angel’s Asset Figures in Probate Case Flight of Executors
In a probate matter led by Charles Angel and three executors Henry J. Herman Fred Dexter and Po A Brown the estate shows assets of 404165 with liabilities of 1487 04 after exemptions. A reception at Grace church Sunday morning welcomed thirty five probationers into full membership and four baptisms occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Angel
Porateora
Fred Dexter
Po A. Brown
Coshocton Man Aids Big Corporation Recovery Effort
A Coshocton resident assists in stabilizing a large corporation, aiding its move toward renewed operations. The report notes local involvement led by Mr Marah Heed and references ties to notable figures in New York commerce and the broader industry network.
Village Blacksmith at W Bedford Two Score Years
Fragmented obituary notice describing a long time resident known as a village blacksmith at W Bedford. Mentions family members including Mrs. and Mr. Owen, a niece, and a transfer of local residence. References local officials and community figures such as Rev. McCauell and Mr. McCorluell. Lacks clear dates or full names due to damaged text.
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W. Bedford
Teritap
Newcastre
New York Avenue
Brooklyn
McCorluell
Cha
DH. McCauell
Thie County
Apd
Mt Vernon Road Improvement Approved and Planned
The article notes Mt Vernon Road improvement approval and projects for nearby roads. It lists costs, anticipated completion timelines, and mentions individuals connected to the town’s transportation work and local history.
Local Notes From Cooperdale and Vicinity
Nov ad reports Mrs Joseph Watson returning from a visit with Mrs Melville Anhcraft near Fallburg. Exina Mohler and Mily Bar visit or travel noted. Peeaton spent weekend at Mine Preston’s. Will Bran and Frank Grehan were in Zanesville yesterday. Mr and Mrs Ed Marm and daughter Mary of Trinway visited Will Rivars's family Sunday.
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Comperdale
Joseph Watson Bat
Melville Anhcraft
Fallburg
Mien
Exina Mohler
Mily Barbom
Peeaton
Mine Preston
Will Bran
Frank Grehan
Zanesville
Ed Marm
Mary
Trinway
Will Rivars
Grange Hall Move Noted in Local Schedule
Local notices report Grange Hall to be moved with events planned from Saturday to Monday. Stated visits by officials and community members to Stonehorke and Bay towns are referenced along with related social gatherings and a town meeting to discuss the relocation.
Teen bernese nomaniad climber to be honored at Chirk church
A fragmentary notice reports a first climber connected to a Teen bernese nomaniad at a church in Chirk. The event is to be held Friday evening with a composition by attorney Richisson of New Philadelphia referenced in the unreadable text.
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Chirk
Gwen
Richisson
New Philadelphia
New Gold Coins Delayed and Design Flaws Reported
Local banks have not received expected five and two dollar coins. Details describe circulation delays and design elements not in relief. The motto In God We Trust is noted as restored, with readers warned about minting and production issues affecting availability.
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Adamsville
Columbus House
Adonis Giffen
Trihiye
Rose
Canal
Dover
Woeedl
Tn Tle
Wood
Voorhees
Mr. Potoerene
Wood Boy
Firth
Nelson
Col
Rataht
Kilgores
Milly
Abe
Giles
Floye Hoya
Bette Campbell
Rete Stewart
Oromu
Tooseboel Dogars
Boseo Adam Molter
Astenses
Odd Veal Pere Stevens Aon
Laaher
He Daviess
Domeet Uuel
Fither
Ley Johnston
Folka
Free Masons
Aodiae
Feline
Herat Ten Ees Ltd
Witen Owe
Agers
Slifer Cima
Tamer
Avis
Matty
Warlbe
Pete
Balek
Harry
Cnet
Cashocton
Ely
Miuskingane County
Jenne
Tuscarawan
Oyer
Tuscasawid
Bedness
le Ebner
Mhudlay
County
Acit
Blanvoch
Hrogus
Canvelsville
Dresden
Roseville
Frazersburg
South Zanesville
New Concord
Norwich
Dunnis Falla
Tiseatawis
Carmin
Angel
Brendel Eros
Coshocton Man
Espn
Eniaeceenas
Siuaky City
Ibis
Prey Capea
Emmy
Weber
de. Relkertyen
Rutter Yao
MT. Vernon Road
Spect Fond Divtelet
Puesdhay
Ncan Ta
Lewes Ile
Robert Sande
Bonds
Fira Beall
Hay & Wilson Vno
Coste Fom
Cooperdale
Grange Hall
Wow
Ombu
Poe Stubeats
Merrenentie Park
Berri
Synt Unies
N. Philadelphia
RihHiye
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