Lee Frayer Advances Rotary Valve Auto In Coshocton
Coshocton prepares for a December delivery of a new automobile built by Lee Frayer in the old Wehrle building near the pottery. The car features a long, graceful body and a rotating valve idea intended to replace traditional springs, promising simpler engine timing and fewer valve troubles. Details on assembly sites remain unclear, but local interest is high as Frayer works quietly on the project.
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Cosheston
Wehrle
Lee Frayer
Coshocton
Frayer
Bachert Buys Corner Lot at Sixth and Walnut
Ernest Bachert has become owner of the Elizabeth Ross property at the northeast corner of Sixth and Walnut streets for a nominal price of one dollar. The 75 foot Walnut frontage sits on a site considered highly valuable as business activity shifts toward that area. The buyer is ill at home. his son offered no details beyond plans to improve the site with a building this fall or next spring.
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Ernest Bachert
W. H. Bachert
Elizabeth Ross
Sixth
Walnut streets
Bachert
Walnut street
Ohio Democratic Candidate Harmen Wins Pomeroy Reception
Hon Judson Harmen Democratic candidate for Ohio governor received a cordial reception at the Pomeroy Democratic convention. His candid talk on national and state issues drew strong backing, and voters in Meigs County are anticipated to support him on November 3, signaling a likely party change to overhaul Capitol affairs in Columbus. The piece notes cross party support, saying even some Republicans may switch to Harmen if he wins.
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Judson Harmen
Ohio
Pomeroy
Meigs county
COLUMBUS
Marmon
Reunion at Pearl Highlights Deeds Family Gathering
The Deeds family reunion at Pearl last Saturday drew a large crowd and much enjoyment. An excellent address by Frank Ashman of this city and music by the Cath band were featured attractions.
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Pearl
Deeds
Frank Ashman
Cath
John King Faces Workhouse Over Liquor Sale Verdict
John King stood in the workhouse shadow after being found guilty of selling intoxicating liquor on Sunday. Tried before Major Hamilton, he was fined 100 dollars plus trial costs and ordered into the workhouse until paid. At sixty cents a day, it could take about six months to settle the debt.
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John King
Ife
Major Hamilton
King
Annual Meeting of the Glass Company Next Week
Stockholders of Coshocton Glass Co will meet next Monday to elect directors and officers for the coming year. An announcement will outline the opening date for operations, preliminarily October first. The meeting may also discuss converting one tank to mint glass manufacture and producing medical trade white green bottles.
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the Glass Company
Coshocton Glass Co
Missing Girl Returns Home On Train 6
Ethel Pisher, who vanished six weeks ago after leaving on train No. 25, arrives back with aunt Mrs J A Kessie in Cosheston on train No. 6. She had visited her aunt in the southwestern part of TWiingis, grew attached to the place, then defied money troubles to return. She was last seen with travel worn clothing and a soot smeared face, greeting friends as she alighted. Her aunt accompanied her back, and upon arrival telegraphed her brother Mr. Fisher of the daughter's whereabouts.
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Ethel Pisher
TWiingis
anit
Carrolton
J. A Kessie
J. A. Kessie
Cosherton
Fisner
Winels
Mr. Fisher
Ethel
Wright Circles Fort Meyer in World Record Flight
Orville Wright set a world aeroplane flight record at Fort Meyer Virginia early today by circling the broad parade grounds near ten times at the site. The display showcased remarkable speed and endurance as the famed aviator demonstrated the capabilities of the aeroplane in a high profile test.
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Washington
Fort Meyer
Orville Wright
Infirmary Reports Rising Inmate Population
The county infirmary population stands at fifty, up one from last year. Twenty five were received, ten died, seventeen discharged, two fled, and one transferred. Total expenditures reached 1075.10, with receipts 1559.20 and farm product value 1454.3. Superintendent and Mrs Lennon finish eighth year of service amid praise.
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Towa d Lennon
Mra
Lennon
Ordinance to Stop Planting Poplar Trees Chooses Donley Chairman
The local option committee selects Probate Judge R. L. Donley as chairman to lead the Toselin election push. Donley, currently visiting Tarentum Pa, wires acceptance of the offer.
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R. L. Donley
Donley
Tarentum
Five Tots Burn in Parental Home Fire Near New Brighton
At St Paul on September 9 a residence of J C Burdette near New Brighton fifteen miles northwest burned last evening. Five children aged between five and ten years died from suffocation as parents were away. Police and fire crews reported the tragedy and began investigations into the cause. Local authorities expressed condolences to the Burdette family and neighbors gathered at the scene.
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St. Paul
J. C. Burdette
New Brighton
here
Juries Drawn for October Term in Several Townships
The October term juries have been drawn listing jurors from Tuscarawas Franklin Bedford Lafayette Jefferson Mill Creek Perry Warsaw Clermont Grawford Adams White Eyes Tiverton Jackson and other areas. Names include John J Stevenson Levi Pew Henry Van Kennel Samuel Gamble Adam Young Leander Moore Joan Perkins and Chas Miller among others.
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John J. Stevenson
Tuscarawas
Wmobinson
Franklin
George Pattergon
MIIl Creek
A. M. Smith
Bedford
Samuel Gamble
Levi Pew
Keene
Henry Van Kennel
Clark
J .A. Walters
Lafayette
Cheslie Perkina
Virginia
C. Cy. Porter
Mill Creek
Harry Miser
Lafayette Ira
Fox
Clark Alonzo
Clark Alonzo ,Sandles, Tuscarawas, Jacob Goss, Grawford. David Weik
W. T. Mikesell
Perry
John Funk
Warsaw
Frank Mulligan
Milton Travinger
Tusciraway
George Rienle
farang Jury
Lemon Bowers
Jefferson
Adam Young
Adams Jas. Manner
Leander Moore
Jefferson Joan Perkins
Franklin Wm. Cooper
Tiverton
John Olinger
White Eyes
John
Frank DeHart Leaves for West
Frank DeHart departs Wednesday evening for the West amid farewell tears from admiring friends and girls. The article notes excitement for his move, the hope he serves his country, and best wishes for his future.
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Frank DeHart
West
tinin
Nova
DeFfart
dongo
City plans poplar planting ban and street opening talks
City Solicitor Williame to draft an ordinance barring new poplar plantings within city limits, with council to review at the next meeting amid debate over sewer root damage. The board reports opening Fifteenth Street with a proposed property sale and sewer work, plus damage claims and pole relocations.
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Williame
Mrs Conard Dies At 43 In New Guilford
Mrs Clarenes Conard aged 43 died at her home in New Guilford at 1 PM Wednesday afternoon from tuberculosis. She had been in ill health for years due to the disease and death had been expected. Survived by her husband seven children and four sisters. No funeral arrangements yet made.
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Clarenes Conard
New Quilford
SICK LIST note on local workers and health
The sick list reports CG Dickerson of the Glass Harness Shop has gone to the country for two or three weeks. Mr Dickerson has been in poor health for some time and suffered a fainting spell last Saturday. Family efforts were made to aid his recovery.
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Dickerson vinota
Glass harness
Dickerson
Local Option Meeting Scheduled with County Campaign Leaders
The county local option campaign selects a chairman and plans to announce committee appointments at a Saturday meeting. Countywide representatives are expected, with addresses and formal organization to follow at the Public Hilary. Committee members to be named.
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Akway
Operation on Perry Neldon in Cincinnati today
Dr and Mrs C M Neldon travel to Cincinnati for an appendicitis operation on Perry Neldon brother of Dr Neldon performed by Dr Faisrell. They will stay in Cincinnati a few days before returning home after the operation.
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C. M. Neldon
Cincinnati
Perry Neldon
Neldon
Faisrell
Chigham
wwadl
ERESNO PREACHER CONDEMNS TAFT TAFT TAFT CRITICIZED
Fresno residents enjoyed Labor Day in Cochcheton. Rev Morris traveled to the annual conferences at Mr Vernon. A lecture series was promoted with tickets urged. Typhoid illness afflicted Fiesho, treated by Dr Kitumiller. Rev Morris preached against Taft calling him unitarian and unfit for Christian voters.
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Freang
Fresno
Cochceton
Waite Eyes township
Morris
Vernon
Fiesho
GWneres
Kitumiller
Dorothy
Jesus
republican party
Taft
Wedding of Mrs Ella Soherer and Willian Cullett
The bans of Ella Soherer and William Cullett were read at Sacred Heart church for the first time last Sunday. They plan a September 23 wedding at the church at eight o'clock, then reside at the bride's home in West Creek and begin their honeymoon. The couple, active in church circles, look forward to a happy life together.
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Ella Soherer
Willian Cullett
Sacred Heart ecurch
WHlf Creek
East Locust street
Mixa Scherer
Mr . Cullett
Reunion of Campton Family Observes 92nd Birthday
The Elisha Compton family reunion near Roscoe marks Mr. Compton's 92nd birthday. Over twenty five relatives including children grandchildren and great grandchildren will attend a six o'clock dinner. An annual affair, organizers wish many more happy birthdays for Mr. Compton.
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Campton
Elisha Compton
Roscoe
Mr. Compton
M . Compton
West Lafayette Man Weds Tippecanoe Girl
Floyd Shipps of West Lafayette left Tuesday for Tippecanoe where he married Miss Margaret Crego at her home in a high noon ceremony. The couple planned a Pittsburgh honeymoon then return to West Lafayette to establish their home.
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West Lafayette
Floyd Shipps
Tippecanoe
Margaret Crego
Pittsburg
Epworth League Social At Home Of S S A Harvis
Epworth League hosts a social at the home of S and A Harvis Friday night with a lively program and guest attendance anticipated. Local residents from Gent 11th district expected to join.
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Epworth League
S&S A
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