Century Old Mill Razed for Dam Project Near New Cumberland
In New Philadelphia district Aug 13 the Stoneman mill near New Cumberland Tuscarawas County village 12 miles northeast of here on Indian Fork Creek was razed to make way for the Dover Dam of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District. Built around 1820 by George Stoady the mill operated as a saw and grist mill until last fall when it closed after its purchase by the district from Coral Mae Morse and Cyrus and Virginia Ellis of New Cumberland.
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New Philadelphia
Stoneman Mill
New Cumberland
Tuscara Way
Indian Fork Creek
Wake Way
Dover Dam
Muskingum
Contested Condemnation Suit in Tuscarawas County
A bitterly contested civil action valued at $6,500 proceeded in Tuscarawas County Common Pleas Court after the district filed condemnation proceedings, highlighting legal contention over the seized property and accompanying claims.
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Tuscarawas County
Penfield Church Notes and Local Appointments
Penfield church notes record Sunday services at the Methodist Church with Mr Jenson and Loren Wainwright of Medina leading the August 16 worship. Miss Georgiana Skinner of Cleveland preached on what shall take the place of broken dreams, following a prior address. A Baltimore party including Mr and Mrs Robert McCoy and son attended, with Mrs Alice McCoy and Isa Renne Zbordoth visiting. Wyoming stationer Stephen Willan is now art editor for Big Horn Bleats. Congregational Society met at Mrs Charles Schulz home with good attendance and refreshments.
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Penfield
Jenson
Loren Wainwright
Medina
Panfield
la Grange
Georgiana Skinner
Cleveland
Methodist Church
Robert McCoy and Son
Baltimore
Aliee McCoy
Isa “Orene Zbdornth
Bath
Wyoming
Willan Stephen
B 1
Yellowstone National Park
Big Horn
Schulz
Congregational Society
Charles Schulz
Milo Blough
Huron
Harvey Blough
David Keyes
George Bulls
Jean Watts
Canton
Richard Leach
Arlene Pelton
Louie Ensign
Flyrla
John Wolfe
Wadsworth
Walter Greggs
Dwight Smith
Robert Eglin
Robert McCoy
McCoy
F E Mkieinhans
Alice McCoy
George Brad- Brock
F E Kleinhans
Howard Stephan
Stephan
Robert Yoxthemer
Wellington
Ardis
Kay Andrews
Anna Newman
Grafton
West Virginia
P E Davison
Byron Dagne
Elyria
A A Jones
George Dague
Jerome
Rare Henry VII history found by state librarian
Paul A. T. Noon, state librarian in Columbus, reports a rare Bacon history of Henry VII, one of only four known copies worldwide. The 1629 London print has a second American copy at Huntington Library, and a 1641 folio edition once sold for $175 in England in 1888.
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Columbus
Henry VII of
England
Paul A. T. Noon
State Library
Francis Bacon
London
Noon
America
Huntington Library
California
Buggy Trip 3200 Miles From Lyndonville to Gardiner
Elmer Davis of Lyndonville drove a two horse buggy about 3200 miles to Gardiner with his three year old son James aboard and remained on the road about a week. Local notes record visits and social calls in Cleveland and nearby towns, including Mrs Alice McCoy, F E Kleinhans, Mr and Mrs Stephan, and others.
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Gardiner
Lyndonville
Elmer Davis
Davis
James
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Portland Cement Association
Ohio
National Organization of Engineers and Scientists
San Diego
Cal
Fort Rosecrans
Fmatz
Maryland
Glade Thomas
Intitler Td
Mennen
Muir's
Muir
Richard Mudnut
Ifree
Marine Oor
Anunihem
Admiracion
Houbigant
Ynetlain
Shahmar
Wlebeus Leur de
Paris
Munut
Comtessa Dorsay
Glebeau Adoration
Tudnut
Gardenia
Lucky Tiger
Scott Paper
SCOTT
EAU DE Cologne
Kalamazoo
H. Landem
Male
Mich
Dreom Com
Mentistw
Gond
Sherewin
Good Housekerping
Ask
Bey Moody
Notacorn
Rae
Phillip
Bisodol
Gillette
Kolynos
Schick
Spotoff Dry Cleaner
Zit Eee
New York
Demet Ho
Ceduna
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