Balky horse the cause of a legal action
The trial of Joseph McVey of Warhonding against David Snyder and son L H Snyder opened before Judge Glenn and a jury in Coshocton Times Age coverage. McVey, who bought a mare March 30 1916 for 85, claims the horse was quiet and good work animal but proved balky and ungovernable, returning it April 7 1916. he seeks 135 dollars. He testified the horse reared and plowed poorly. defendants deny misrepresentation. Twenty four witnesses subpoenaed. verdict for defendant after extended argument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph McVey
Warhonding
David Snyders
L. H. Snyder
Glenn
Coshocton
Mr. Neldon
J. L. McDowell
Koons &Koons of
Mt. Vernon
Independent telephone firms post record equipment gains in 1916
The United States Independent Telephone association reports 1916 growth with almost 500 000 more stations added. McKinnon notes price surges but independents prosper, citing 1 300 exchanges and 20 000 stockholders across A and B class companies. Beam of Mt. Vernon Ohio elected to a three year director term.
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Chicago
United States Independent Telephone Association
F. B. McKinnon
Washington
McKinnon
F. A. Wolfe
J. H. Canada
Interstate Commerce Commission
Frank L. Beam
Mt. Vernon
Ohio Independent Telephone Association
Beam
Association
Administrator Appointed for Angeline Fadely Estate
Final account shows 449.59 received and paid out. Alben Moreland appointed administrator with bond of 800. Lloyd M. Bell and James B. Thompson named as sureties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alben Moreland
Angeline Fadely
Bond
Lloyd M. Bell
James 8. Thompson
Sunday school league basketball ends with Presbyterian loss
In the opening Sunday school game the M B defeated M P 37 to 14 as Reeder led for the losers with 10 points while Hall Blair and Ward shared the winning tally. The Christian team then beat Presbyterian 27 to 7 in a scrappy contest. Christian V Mitchell and Cunningham led with 4 and 6 field goals respectively. Bowling scores show J Pelton tops the recent headpin standings with 112.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B
M. P
Reeder
Mm. E. M. P. Hall
Sotreesteserens Ward LP
Gerwick
Cullison
Jacobs
Calkins
Hall
Blair
Wright
Ward
Beecher
McCrea
Bcore
V. Mitchell
Waite
Cunningham
Baldwin
P. Pharis
Eastman
J. Pelton
G. Sweet
H. Sweet
Schaeffer
Gibb
Deaths of Mrs Eliza Harris and Edwin Freeman in Hoosier region
The funeral for Mrs Eliza Harris who died at home south of North Liberty will be held Friday at 10 30 AM with burial in North Liberty cemetery. She left a husband and 16 children. Edwin Freeman, who died Tuesday in Marion Indiana, arrives in the city Friday and will be shipped to Homer for immediate interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Harris
Eiza Harris
North Liberty
M. Ki
Freeman
Edwin Freeman
Homer
Mr. Freeman
Marion
Ind
Sewer Work Starts on West Ohio Avenue
Work began Thursday morning on the West Ohio avenue sewer project. S. T. Knight of Columbus is the contractor and has hired a full force of men to finish as quickly as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ohio Avenue
S. T. Knight
S. T. Knight of
Columbus
B and C Railroad Announces New Schedule Changes
Beginning Sunday December 10 the B and C railroad will implement a new timetable with only three trains changing times. Westbound service arriving at 8 41 am will now arrive at 6 52 am and the 10 18 pm westbound will not be revised to 10 40 pm. Eastbound trains arriving at 7 10 am will now arrive at 7 40 pm.
Embroidery Club Meets at Mrs Rupert Sttsell Home
The Wemaka Embroidery Club of Millwood met at Mrs Rupert Sttsell's Millwood home on a Wednesday afternoon. Fourteen members attended and enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Light refreshments were served by the hostess before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Ee
Bo Ok
Totes
Embroidery Club
Wemaka Embroidery Club
Millwood
Rupert Sttsell
Officers elected at Castle event and Fredericktown lodge
The Golden Haxle lodge in Fredericktown and the U R K of P groups elected officers. Officers include Past Chief R J Groseimas Barton Bowde Vice Chief F S Kunkle High Priest A J Frasher and others. The Fredericktown R K of P also named Captain R K Smith 1st Lieut W H McCowen 2nd Lieut C J Lovell Recorder A E Tabor Treasurer B F Parmenter Guard W C Keaaling Sentinel C D Ebersole. The Homestead club hosted about 15 couples with a casual damel and punch social insights.
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Nootor
Fscsers
R. J. Groseimas
Barton Bowde
Fredericktown
Homestead Club
Banner Want Ad& Pay
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Beast
Bert
Evans
John Martin
Fremont Martin
Minnie Martin
Paul M. Ashbaugh
Edward Kilkenney
Robert L. Cole
Common Pleas
Squire Harter
Rachelmacher
People's, Northern
Teutonia
Arizona
Lake Hiawatha Park
Metropolitan Paving ‘Brick Co
Meigs Payne
Leland Bricker
John Molick
Hardy
Benton
Beal
Burr Arnold
Pike
L. Beam
National Independent Telephone Assn
Methodists Swamp
M. P'S
Presbyterians
Gare
J. Petton
Whibke
Iverseeveeer
Sy Matthews
Kelser
Hadley
Wexler
Christian V. Mitchell
Presbyterian Eastman
Crumiey, Baldwin, Warman
RG. Dorsey, D. Mitchell
Ringwalt’s
Ana Budee
Benne
Vantine
Call Bell
Ringwall’s
Ledownie
Val Andrel Boy Scout
The
J. S. Ringwalt Company
Milton S. Lewis
XMAS
F. 8. Kunkle
A. J. Frasher
A. H. Cunningham
Edwin Her
T. R. Simmons
Sir Herald
O. W. Jordan, ‘Trustoo
Bawin Frasher
Sentinel
C. D. Ebersole
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