Night School Helped Him Become a Business Man
E F Torgler, a Central Grocery proprietor, credits evening school with launching his career. He learned bookkeeping stenography and English, then moved into business and urges support for local night schools as a path for youths to improve their prospects. Interest rises in a school to be organized in the high school building with expectations of strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland YM
E. F. Torgler
Central Grocery
Times
Bette
Water Drawn Off Canals While Repairs Are In Progress
The Ohio and Walhending canals have been nearly dry for two weeks and will stay so for about another week due to repairs at two points. Roscoe mills lack water power as the fluid is drawn off. A new steel and concrete culvert is being installed on the Imn of the stream at the Dorsey farm, south of The six mile day, by contractor George Rock, a process expected to take a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Walhending
Roscoe
Dorsey Farm
S ix Mile
George
Tuscara
Tuscarawis
Coshocton
English Manufacturer to Bring Bride to Coshocton
Fred Herbert the Englishman and owner of a tammer patent for pipe machine process will move his operations to Coshocton after the first of the year. He sails next Saturday to England to marry a young woman who will likely accompany him. Herbert, Aland, and Himebaugh returned from Chicago after consulting architects on revised construction plans delaying contracts. The plan now mixes concrete with brick and steel, instead of full concrete, as described in last Saturday’s Times.
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Fred Herbert
Uled Co
Coshocton
Herbert
England
Derstood
Game Dinner Impresses Avon Kennels Sportsmen
William Valentin hosted a hunting season game supper at Avon Kennels with C. D. Brooke as toastmaster. Guests enjoyed violin piano and song solos by Koeller Hoffman Welker and others. Carnations and a menu of Hasenpfeffer quail oysters and more featured, with many attendees named.
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Avon Kennels
Wiliam Valentine
C. D. Brooke
Moiers Koeller
Hoffman
William, Koelbar
Paul Welker
Carl Herbig
Henry Hartman
Matthew Reed
Mrs. Vabenline
Mrs Phillip Wolfe Dies of Pneumonia at 97 in Combocon
Mrs Phillip Wolfe aged ninety seven years twenty five days died Friday at 9 35 PM at Rorhomme Om Lee avenue after illness. Survived by husband and eight children living in Combocon and nearby towns. Funeral details note sale of farm and estate value of 95200.80 with three eighths of appraised value.
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Philp Wolfe
Tweeday
Rorhomme
Lee Avenue
Wolfe
Wee & Weewt
Refous
Althen Barkham
Willis
Louie
Frank
Conhocion
Tontse Holland
Colimbon
Philip
Mansfeld
Charies
Wheeling
Gompers Wins At All Points In Convention
Samuel Gompers was re elected president of the American Federation of Labor with only one dissenting vote. The convention endorsed his report after debate over socialist critiques and amendments. delegates presented Gompers with a silver loving cup and Mrs. Gompers a diamond ring as thanks and solidarity.
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Denver
Samuel Gomperg
American Federation of Labor
Coto
American Waterston of Labor
Gompers
American Federationist
Socialist Party
Eugene V. Debs
Federationist
Federation of Labor
J. M.barnes
Barnes
Delecate TL TL. Lewis
Executive Council
Farmers Union
Roosevelt
Conservation of Natural Resourcesa
Federation
Ta Wraes
Washington, D. C
Arnica salve touted. wedding ties Blanch Schaeffer and John Uhl
Reidsville man praises Hucklen's Arnica Salve for ulcers with no scar. In Bloomfield, Blanch Schaeffer wed John Uhl of Millersburg in a pleasant ceremony attended by about fifty guests. They will reside in Millersburg.
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Bloomfield
Blanch Schaeffer
John Uhl
Millersburg
Bleck
Schieffer
Local Notes From Bakersville Community News
Bakersville reports visitors and travel notes including Lewla Wol forth and Fred Delbel in Coshocton on business last Tuesday Harry Bahmer of Columbus plans a few days with his mother. Florence Fisher and friend Mr Mohler of Coshocton bet with her elater Mrs John Lyons boat Sunday. Red Tam and family of Fresno visited Harry Lowers Monday. Mayme Rehniver and Mikired Stephen went to Fresno to ask Mrs Robert Magallon and Robert Lech for work in their new phrase. Dr W S Lower of Onevelnd oversees duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakeraville
Lewla Wolforth
Fred Delbel
Comhocton
Businean
Harry Bahmer
Columbus
Florence Fisher
Mr. Mohler
Coshocton
John Lyons
Red Tam
Fresno
Herry Lowers
Mayme Rehniver
Mikired
Stephen
Robert Magallon
Robert Lech
W. SB
Onevelnd
Unclear OCR fragment of family notices in local paper
Fragmentary item lists several individuals including Dr Alblase J D Lower of Cophegton and Elmer Marhoter, with references to a father’s home and a capture event. Readers should note probable names and relations, but readable facts are limited and uncertain.
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Alblase
J. D. Lower
Cophegton
Nced
Rere Ja. Mollay
Witla Minarer
Fieap
Albert Quid
Elmer Marhoter
Electric Bitters boosts strength and cures insomnia
Daly of LATOW Congress street Chicago shares a testimonial for Electric Bitters. He claims his feeble, elderly mother gained flesh, overcame insomnia, and grew stronger after using the tonic. The product is sold by C. EB Anderson Coshocton C. M. Ferguson Roscoe drug stores under guarantee.
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Daly
Latow
Congress Street
Chicago
C. Eb, Anderson
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Green Formally Enters Upon the Treasurership
Charles Green appointed by Governor Harris to fill the unexpired term of W. O. McKinnon opened the state treasurer’s office to conduct public business. Executors Herbert and Mary McKinnon transferred funds as required. Green filed bond for 9600,000 with Columbus bankers backing. McKinnon estate estimated at about 250,000. Herbert McKinnon ran the McKinnon steamship works at Ashtabula. Harry McKinnon headed the Dundee Land company with state officials involved.
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Columbu
Charles Green
Harris
McKinnon
Herbert
Marry McKinnon
Green
Columbus
McKinnon Steamship Works
Ashtabula
Harry
Dundee Land Company
Wade MK
New Mail Route Establishes Service Between Tunnel HiT and New Guilford
A new mail route will begin on December 1 linking Tunnel HiT to New Guilford via Tranway. The route will be served by mail carrier Fred Pigman, ensuring faster delivery along the corridor.
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Tunnel Hit
New Guilford
Tranway
Fred Pigman
Roscoe Schoolhouse Sold for 275 to Atenza Clark
Roscoe school board sold a 20 by 28 feet frame building once used by Wade to Atenza Clark for 275 dollars. The stove went to Rev. Hushour for 14 dollars. seats drew no bids. The building, once crowded, was not needed now.
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Wade
Roscoe
Atenza Clark
Rev. Hushour
Cotter Case Heads To Second Trial In Ohio Court
Fragmented docket lists multiple cases in Coshocton court with dates in December and November, including Cotter and Cotter related matters. It notes hearings before Judge Mansfield Ohieva and mentions various defendants, trials, and referee reports. Advertisements for Dewitt's Little Early Risers appear amid legal notices.
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Wilson
Wiesner
Ceshoetan
Emtromdie
Willie Aer
Levrin
Leouett Sep
Orhat
Bryurad Din Pryvay Bako
Afl
Mdih
Viton Co
Pee
Joan Partin
Morand Rindo
Watter
Walker
Larroes
Lory
Kolin
Stata Ds
Miller
Jahnaun
Ohie
Tariff Debate Sparks Grab Game Label at Hearing
Washington November 21 Representative Champ Clark of Missouri labeled the tariff schedules for wood and wood products a universal grab game at a Ways and Means Committee hearing. He argued that protection is needed to preserve forests, while lumbermen urged tariff protection to balance other protected goods. Clark warned free trade for lumber could fail to stop timber devastation and noted Canada’s forests and broader U S Canada forest policy as issues in play.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Missouri
Ways and Tream Committee
Clark
Bontell
NL Wass
Canada
Boute
United States
Hunters reported with Karrs in Keene area
Three Karr family members from Cuyaboge Falls Coshocton and Fredericktown were among hunters who killed over seventy rabbits this week near the Karr Sart area of Keene. Additional trios named Kerry Kirk Torreon Stewart and WW Mel reportedly killed several rabbits last Friday near Reutieg where Nolte was present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Karr
Cuyaboge Falls
Framik Karr
Coshocton
Ross Karr
Fredericktown
Keene
Kerry Kirk
Torreon Stewart
Mel
Wirty Rehatte
S H Nicholas Place May Become City Social Center
Coshocton plans a well organized Country Club likely at Kunilworth on Cambridge Road. Negotiations for a lease, a board of governors named including Caton Caldwell Smyder and Baker, and a slate of activities from dances to tennis and a golf course outline the ambitious project. Membership by invitation with future dates and fundraising events discussed, plus tentative November 25 debut social.
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Coshocton
Kunilworth
Nicholas
Cambridge Troad
Couny
Thee Reoma
Busters Mons Association
Mada Omem- Theos
Board of Governors
Got. Caton
Bo Caldwell
EO. Beby
RR. Smyder
Ralyton
Robt
Ja. Baker
James Preston
KW. Warhert
Hedadewer
Mane
Clb
Officers Elected and Plans For Organiza tion Perfected
The Phi Sig Dancing club organized Friday evening naming officers President R. C. Snydes Vice President James Treston Secretary A. O. Price Treasurer Pred Cantwell Advisory Board Frank Lawremen Fred Cantwell A. Price Arthur Moore BE Anderson D. O. Thompann Prenton Raymla Curtis William Lynde Jr and R. C. Snyder. This formed the permanent organization of the new Dancing club at the fraternity meeting.
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Phi ‘Sig
Proaidant
R. C. Snydes
James i Treston
A. O. Price
Trekuter
Pred Cantwell
Bhoard
Frank Lawremen
Fred Cantswell
R. C. Snyder
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Vance
Vance Shoe CO
W. V2
Phillip Wolfe
Tee
Robinson
J. C. Godwin
Reidsville
N. C
Hucklen
C. BR. Anderson’s
Coshoullon
C. M. Ferguson’s
Bakersville
Joseph K. Hall
Mother Gray
Mother Gray Co
le Roy
Mise Lang
Lang
William Pietcher
Margaret Coffee
Utrichsville
Mine Coffee
Meares My
Mee
Howard Cox
Gread the Quarts
Evrore
Cotter
Conan
TNT
Aloe
Orm Pat
Athens
Levi Watts
Naughton
Coshocton Stem and Novelty Co
Stone
Wall
Malion
Riotiaibeth Shatner Wa
Pete Shethorn
Jas Peon
Common Pleas Court
Dake
Junction
Dewitt
C. E. Anderson
M. Ferguson
Ainge
Alter
Bears
Gastoria
MONEY
Peoples Banking and Trust
S. H. Nicholas
Auto Club
Uipotts Seca Carver
Alty
Afiy Gay
Thetpain
Aphiot Moore
Wie
Lynde
Arthur oMiogee
Slepler
Artouy
Guty del
Bet
Eleht
Aimitston
Andy
Wenembers
Pew
Itis Elut
Theetty
Lane Price
Porbes
Uume
Kennedy
Ty C
Anderson
C. M. Feure
Joseph Haverick
Joie Severs
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