Man on Porch Believed Drunk Then Frozen Near Fredericktown
A man found on Max Hyman’s porch at 6:40 AM on a frigid day near Fredericktown was rescued by Sheriff Woolfson and others. He was incoherent, intoxicated, and nearly frozen, later thawed by a warm fire at a paint shop. Judge Blair returns from Delaware County with a busy docket, including a delayed common pleas session and a dismissed $5,000 injury suit against Herman Davis.
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Fredericktown
Max Hyman
East Ohio Avenue
Hyman
Woolfson
Delaware
Park B. Blair
Common Pleas Court
Delaware County
Sige
Paya Coste
John ¥. Tyler
Herman Davis
Tanaway
Birth of Son to Mr and Mrs Glenn Scott at M S Hospital
A son was born Thursday morning at the M and S hospital to Mr and Mrs Glenn Scott of Wooster road. The birth adds a new member to the Scott family.
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Bor
Scott
Wooster Road
M. & S. Hospital
Glenn Scott
Skating Begins on Kokosing Amid Cold Spell
Weather forecasters predict warming by week end and locals take to the Kokosing River as ice forms for skating. Several men gamble on staying put as the rink bears their weight.
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Kokosing
Bee
Face Big 6: Gas Shortage Hits Coshocton Factories
Gas shortage endangers eight Coshocton factories as residents endure long cold nights. Industrial losses loom while workers face layoffs and uncertain futures amid winter hardships.
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Coshocton
Fire Claims 60 Plymouth Rock Chickens Near Martinsburg
A coop fire at Stanley Herrod’s farm one mile from Martinsburg destroys 60 Plymouth Rock chickens kept inside. Neighbors and Mr. Herrod fought the blaze but all birds were killed. Loss amount not yet known.
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Martinsburg
Plymouth Rock
Stanley Herrod
Herrod
Hoary old 1756 law book found in Olds office
Attorney Benjamin Olds uncovered a well preserved 1754 law treatise during office repairs. The book belonged to his late father James Old, a long known county attorney. Its title page proclaims A Report of Cason Adjudged In the Court of Kings Bench Since the Death of Lord Raymond in 4 parts, printed by His Majesty's Law Printer.
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Gilead Sentinel
Benjamin Olds
James Old
Cason
Court of Kings Bench
Lord Raymond
His Majesty's Law Printer
Officers elected for six months at Brandon M. B. church
The Lafties Aid Society met at Roy and Mrs Morey home to elect officers for six months. President Blanche Milligan Vice President Pearl Morey Secretary Hagel Smith Treasurer Addie Milligan. After election, members enjoyed an evening and refreshments before departing.
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Lafties' Aid Society
The
Brandon M. B. Church
Roy Morey
Blanche Milligan
Pearl Morey
Hagel Smith
Addie Milligan
Everts
Deaths Include William L Atkinson and John Perrin
Funeral services were held for William J. Atkinson age 17 at Zanesville under Modern Woodmen of America. He was a nursery salesman and deputy in the Zanesville camp, survived by a widow and brother James Atkinson. John Perrin, formerly of this city, died in Cuyahoga Falls after a brief illness. His funeral was at Miller Bros chapel with burial in St John’s cemetery next to his wife.
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William L. Atkinson
William J. Atkinson
Modern Woodman of America
Zanesville
W. P. Ralston
Muskingum County
Lawrence Cashbaugh
James Atkinson
Rutland
John Perrin
Cuyahoga Falls
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Miller Bros
J. A. Long
Remime
St. John’s Cemetery
Mr. Perrin
Shoppers Invited to Use Chamber Rooms This Season
The chamber of commerce headquarters welcomes Christmas shoppers to rent and use its rooms and telephone facilities. Secretary Mayer calls this to the public’s attention.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cer
Mayer
Ashbrook Secures Pensions for Civil War Soldiers
Washington dec 14 the house passed three pension bills aiding war veterans congressman ashbrook secured payments for Nathan Smith of Newark 36 dollars per month Benjamin Ammons of Islena 40 dollars per month and Valentine B farquhar of Buckeye City 30 dollars per month
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Washington
House
Congressman Ashbrook
Nathan Smith
Newark
Benjamin Ammons
Islena
Valentine B. Farquhar
Buckeye City
Extra Pennsy Train 16 Runs to Columbus
Due to long waits at Orrville for eastern connections, the Pennsylvania line ran an additional train through to Columbus arriving at 1 08 PM Thursday. Local officials are unsure if the service is permanent or temporary.
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Orrville
Columbus
Hughes Carried West Virginia in the Electoral Vote
Charleston dispatch reports that Charles Evans Hughes carried West Virginia in the recent electoral vote, with the plurality increasing as returns came in from the state capital and surrounding counties.
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Charleston
W. Va
Charles Evans Hughes
West Virginia
ESTO INSTITUTE Annual meeting at Butter church in December
The Hato Farmers Institute will hold its annual meeting at the Butter church on Wednesday and Thursday, December 20 and 21. No admission charged except on the fast night when ten and fifteen cents apply. O. Farmer presides with Hays as secretary. Church tables will serve dinner and supper at the school. The program includes addresses, lectures, discussions, and music by local figures, with topics on farming methods, crop yields, and rural civic themes.
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Hato Farmers’ Institute
O. Farmer
Hays
Dangers Seen In Vast Gold Reserves As Trade Balance Focus
Norfolk report notes that US gold reserves have swelled to about 2.709 billion dollars since the European war began. Crocker National Bank official John Clausen warns a large gold stock risks masking economic strength and urges renewed focus on building a favorable postwar trade balance with Europe. He cites potential shifts in global finance and the need for future foreign trade financing strategies. Shippers to Bear Disinfection Costs For Cattle Car Hauls, ICC Rules.
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Norfolk
United States
John Clausen
Foreign Department
the Crocker National Bank
San Francisco
Southern Commercial Congress
Muropa
Larse
Gift Hosiery and Leather Gloves Sale Ad
For 3.50 three pairs of pure Silk Hose neatly boxed for gifts Gauntlet Gloves for the boys soft leather and warm lined 150 Sport stripes in many colors They'll be more fashionable than ever Silk plated Pony Hose for the kiddies 590 per pair.
Silk Undergarments Bring New Lace Bransier Sale
Advertisement notes silk undergarments including lace bransier priced at $1 and $1.50 in flesh white or blue color, new stock available.
Ready made waists and candy stripe fabrics offered
A sale note lists candy stripe fabrics in gold and white pink and white nile and tan at 4.00 and ready made waists in crepe de chine priced from 3.50 to 5.85, with dainty chic styles highlighted.
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Zeroweather
Wayne TP. Farmer
Blair
T. J. Higgins
James Higgins
Moses Smith
IL. E. Davin
Robert B. Drury
Helen Coler
William Lett
Berlin
Workman
Dan F. Ridenour
Frank L. Griffin
Jesse R. Bebout
Plymouth
England
Ashbrook
Esto Institute
Butler Church
O. W. Montgomery
Dincusaton
T. J. Miller
Jacob Fisher
Mathc
Munte
Clover
Sheep
Jasper Walker
W. W. Reynolds
Utica
TF. Sowers
Congress
Waabieston
Department of Agriculture
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ringwalt’s
Kayser
Jin
Toy and Game
Woolson
Knox Co
Bunco
Raffles
Market
Rummy
Boy Scout
Rock
Pit
Finch
Tinker Toy
Thousand Wonder Builder
Marvelous Motion
Slate
Burrow’s Billiard
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