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PAGE six THE COSHOCTON TRIRiJNF CHRONOLOGY OF LOCAL HAPPENINGS JAXVABV 1--Mayor J. M. oath of A. Valentine. 44.

st Sarah Ionian. 80. former ir. y.c\L.:i*i- 57. C.o- Fry.

32. Route 6. c.ed.--William Spahr. 57, and former hotrl --Stuart Clark ent of fish hatchery -r Kinney. 73.

ELi-. st Sherrard. lcal rt-siden-. died in 3--Frank W.llia.r.- sch closed qn Coshocton PV.I--- 420 in Cjllr. over $6.000 Wright's Juhn 5C city.

Advlint Pains-: SO. former at MiUersburg Phur.o:.. 71. died. Stil.

--George Mitchell. of Pope-Gorr Cu Clrvvlar.d. directors o' A.nserica.1 town, died --Wiilium 59. Orange cl: -d U3, erstov. n.

licenses jisusd in f.ce rtsr'-ipt-. for IP23 tD.ulled bmldin? permits issued in 1928. r.ork S150.000.-- Eurrel! V. Su-'-vart. former local man.

died 1:1 Jones, ajed IS msntn-s. daughter of Mr. Mrs Ernest died. --Mrs. Smi h.

29. Orange C.ed.--Mrj. Mary A. Daush- erty. 75.

Canal Ad-m CJ. Keen? died--Mrs Nonn.in Hunter Carpenter, fomer 'le-x Castle resident, died at Cijveland. --Frederick iiilljr. 5 1C. son of Mr.

and S. W. Miller, city. hurt when auto struck Eiicabeth Russell. Bo.

West Lafayette, died. Cupps. 80. Route 4. died.

--Coshortoa public schools opened after being closed since December LUMBER FOR ALL TIME The lumber sell has the year's appea! because it is sound and seasoned. It will outlast any materia! that enters into the construction of your building. Resolve this new year to use our lumber and you cannot fail to build well and wisely. BUCKEYE PLANING MILL Thos. Colopy PKOM 131 S.

8TH ST. 14 on account of sickness --Sylvester Randies. 75. Fair st died -Oliver D. McKee.

62. Cones', --Hiram Osier. 71. John --Mrs. Sarah Linebaugh.

93, 713 Vir.e d.e;. C. Elin --Mercury aiark. -Andy Mako. 50.

suicide by l.r.jc.r.g. Mr- John Wesley Smi-Js. 66. Orange i ciec M. Cour.n?!-.'..

68. ville d'ed 5--Louis former T.ar:- aser of Admiral Tire Rubber C- renanf become general of Our.or Stoker Carp ne --Lonnie Seyn.our. i3. rol'jrtd died 69. Prevno.

died Mrs. Augusta Shannon. 75. died Laub. died--Mrs.

75. near Adams Mills. Thoiaa-. 8C. Dr'-sdeu.

Culi.so::. 83. of count; home, fatally burned. January grand jury finished lion --Public ilbrary report circulation of during l-'2'- increased per cent. A -1 cli.ropractor.

terin vill; fine of to probat? juds? Tusc-arawaj co. ijr practicing out former Coshocton iisned by Pittsburgh Skelton. 50. resident, died in Mrs. Anna Kissr.er.

74. died. 12--Ten cases assigned for by R. Stofer in activities chicki-n thieves. Solomon Conrad.

32. Bioomfie-d. died. 13--llry. Margaret Sells Stone.

SS. Linton Mills, died. 14--C. W. Haiin.

Orchard opened dental lilt lowest mark here in Snany years when it droppid to 7 below zero. 15--Total of S176.456 appropriated for city during 1923. John M. Kauses. 85.

North Water died. --First heavy snow of year Carr Ingram. 75. Kenilworth died. Mrs.

James Fischer. 58. city. died. 16--Clarence Warner.

Newcomerstown fire chief, stressed needs of Newcomerstown fire Lefa Infirmary inmate, Ellen Mc- Miilen. Newcomerstown. died in -Betz. 87. West Bedford, died.

17--Sensational charges against City Engineer Wiliiam Owens and former Safety Director Fred Ashman contained in a report made by Examiner Ralph Riegler. A. Haverick. 90. Monroe one-year- old daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. George Geese. Isleia. died. 20--Mrs.

Emily Phillips. 73. Newcomerstown. Hattic Sibert. 34.

died. 21--Mrs. Anna A. Wells. 34.

mother of Clyde Wells, this city. died in van Bender. 24. in county jail since April. 1928.

on charges of blackmail, released --Edward Parker Evans. 77. Dresden, died. 22--Jacob Arch. 67.

Newcomerstown. funds for year appropriated, nearly half-million dollars set aside to operate county rrf Tient Mr-i. Hathrvn Ferr'-ll. 91, d.ed 23 Konie: 19 urresfd to casJi chf-k Carrutherv 40. died Wl'ul- carrying Carlos Ua.rl.ns.

vic- 73 d.rd C. Sm.t:. Mr W.Ik;:; 17 i H.churd cr.lor-.-d arrestfsJ ay Ofticer chirgea til car II of Mr and Mr- Hartley Smith. 77 25 r.7.co:j:- $200 Ivr ci.ickn from i i ON TJCI.I.IN I NI-ID'S i I Sir" sir.j I i i A COX- yt-ar old i i. provt-n.

it taxes t-ry A 'J7 ol" il--a mner's PASTEURIZED PRODU PRODUCTS getter PHOrfE 1594 --It-- cojjl'y fair Vj S23.62: 7'J 5-'. "8 Tr 11 report lire was 750 Poole. c.ty. Juii charged forgery. Yvonne ll-djy-old daughter ol Mr.

and 29 Norris to occupy en'. cotiricil occupied by M.iyor Smith Safety Director Fr--! derjpd Asa Pooltr bound over 0:1 charge. -Frank miner. burned result of explosion Pleas All council revised traffic ordinance. -John 75.

NewcoinerstoTvii. died. 30 Stanford. 35. Warwick injured when siruck by fading rocl: Forresl G.

Thomas. 28. this city, died from injuries received in auto accident at, Zjiues- viHe. 31 Carl E. Darling.

Warsaw. Injuries received mine accident caused death of James Slaa- ford. ai Newcomerstown damaged by fire. Charles Bussard. 40.

Newconierstown. killed by bullew from guns of Slrpnlf J. R. Stnfer and Deputy Paul Leavengood when hi? resisted arrest. FEBRUARY I-- Miss Elizabeth "Sue" Nay.

18. Xewcomerstowr 1 from home: parent believe her Harold Lear elected president of Coshorton Co. Medical so- i 2-- State Ralph Reigler replies to statement made by Fred Ashman, former safety director. 1 Sainuo! T. Meene.

died. 3-- Ohio Power Co. endeavors to acquire Salvation Army for of- lires No wore! yet received from Elizabeth "Sur" Nay. town. Charles 74.

G- or 39. 4 Hurt. i Va .5 Elizabeth Nay. Newcop.i- She was n.r 1923 budget or appr-'ivt'd by school board. -John 'iP.

four.d dead. rTebr.il hemorrhage haxMtg caiised ce.ith. (i M. Snydor. l.x-.u re.il'.or.

Tor oant by Bert John Fowler. S5 7-- Letter Crawford. 27. Flint ec -A hen J.ir.iCs Andrea. 29.

e. Fl.r.il L. S- Franklin 69. S.oom- H- ld. died from result h.e'.d Mr- I Carter.

P-Mr. WE NEVER CLOSE Try Our at the Shop or "on the Road. 1 r. M. or 1 A.

M. Tires, Batteries, Washing, Greasing, Gasoline and Oils. Free Brake Testing. A. 0.

HALE TIRE CO. 2nd Main Phone 117 KABESTOS BKAKF. IsERVICE STATION New 14 "16 I'ort Castle, I. F. Hagans.

Mr-. Kathryn d-'d -Ira Lloyd, died. dead. 38. Bl.s-sfield died --Mrs.

Siinuel Uai Hooert Earl Berkshire, Wa.h::.£to:i. died--Mrs. Mail" JKr3U's C'O--esviile, died. -R Hupr.ch. West Lafav- 13-Fr- 19 d.ed -Mr-.

Janiei Slaci. 33 Levi.v.ille. d.ed Mrs Cl.ed R.ch-»rc! E. KovCfx-. ir.vhes Jell Henry iUlisi.

22--E local J. ti.ed Fry. i sis Dale 43. Warsaw, may die 24--Mrs. W.lham former wonii-ri.

minor chil- and suicide in Cincinnati --Sixth it. theater to have tulk.ns being 25--iiar-. ey A S.cker. former cashier West Lafayette bank. on trial before jury in common pl-a-v court on indictment charging of false state- to bank examiner --Indianapolis Co.

and W. A. Himebau'ih acquire coa'rol of Glove Co--J. R. Wilson.

city. died. 26--White Way and Sunday movies discussed by council after M.i- yor Mercsr's "scalp" for failure to discharge John Biatt. marshal. -Mrs.

James Johnson, city. died. -Mrs. Isabel Rogers. West Lafayette, died.

27--Mrs. William Myeis. Warsaw, Arney. 73. and Mrs.

Alfred BuckSew. 82. Clark died. --Probation Officer George Hagans resisns and Ed. Stockum appointed to succeed him.

23--Harvey A. Sicker. West Lafayette, former bank cashier, Kaser. Warsaw, died in hospital from injur.es received in friendly tussle. APRIL 1--3.

C. Senter, 60. well known clothier, dies at home in this city. --County grand jury opens April term of common pleas Rice released from county jail after serving 30-day petit larceny charge. 2--Wilham G.

Knight. 34. former well known resident, died in Columbus Drum- rnond. 33. died at home of Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Humphrey at Tiverton 3--Sale of Coshocton Glove Co. property t-? Ir.dunpohs Glove Co and W. A. Himcbaiigh completed-Mrs.

Williamson. Clowviile road, fined S200 and costs for possessing intoxicating liquor by Mayor Sm.rh-- Mrs. Nathan R. Shannon. 73.

at home near Keenr. 4--William E. Owens, former city engineer. explains concerning ch.irr.-.s m.tdt- by State Examiner Kierler Eechtol. 42.

former Kf-ne resident, died at home Cleveland. 5--Lloyd West. "4. badly scalded boiler exploded at Admiral Tire and Rubber Co. 6--Two ir.ol.ctmer.t,- returned by county jury against Joe S.e- bert.

i tor chicken ste.il- J.u"i"o Werner. 60. died r.onie in city. 7--L r.iel Jones. R.isco^.

civen he.inn; Mayor ctrurt at Dresden IT. charge of rov- it: War.saw--id».-.rc 84 home Laiay- e--r 66. local c. Mrrr.fO:. 71 at City pital diploma .4: Roseoo -Andy receives S38.94 ase suit Saba 20- Klorer.re Conrad.

18 dif-. a', home p.irent.v at Bloornf.eld 21-- Joseph Biggs. 68. former well opens-- at local dies in Spur. Tei.a.- 22 Sunday ir Mrs V- White Way William Inghan: found guilty of intoxicating 1-quor.

24--P-ii Delta contention held here. 25--Homer Lawrence. r.ear Newcomerswjra. received suspended sentence to reformatory. 26-- Testing of cattle f'jr tuber- culojia starts in Cv.

27--Abraham Roof 68 dies at horne in city. Randies arrested on l.quor charge. 23-- Miss Darnnger. io. at home of parents on Fresno R.jv.r i --Mrs.

Elizabeth Most-ax resident, dies at 20--Alonzu Lutlier 2- dies at in c.t\ --Frederick Bauer. 73. dies in C.ty MARCH --High waters menaced traffic on both the and Canal Lett'- isville --Mrs. Norris. 58, near Orange, committed suicide by Bookless.

Route 5. died. 2--Mrs. Maggie E. Bisher.

near Newcomerstown. Ross. CO. colored. Clowviile.

Sarah Sehumaker. Newcomerstown. of brick plant and merger affecting local concern are latest developments in City's industrial Brothers sold Utahna theater to F. of Farmington, Iowa. --T.

J. Hanley again in charge of recently formed Coshocton Milling Cojporation. 4--Russell Marquand. West Lafayette, Long. 83.

West Lafayette, of public lie utihties commission in ths city to inspect the Coshocton-Millersburg bus route being sought by several fans companies. 5--Mrs. Mary McEvar.y. 76. city, County Surveyor K.

H. Kinkley may accept city engineer N. Colder. 82. Civil war veteran, Ann Cul- Perry died.

6--Kussell Raymer elected exalted ruler of Elks. 7--Isaac Hawk. last Civil w.ir veteran in Adams Keifer home at. Mohawk de- stroyed by March winds considerable damage to trees and telephone wires in 43. Detroit, former local resident, Maria Pilling Moore.

Newcomerstown, died. 3--An angry March wind lifted a chicken coop belonging to Mrs. E. E. Newcomerstown.

into the air and liberated 35 chickens. --John Miskirnen. 13. city. died.

S--Mrs. Belle Irwin. Poplar D. Carpenter, city, superintendent of Standard plant of American Art Works, died. 10--Now Montgomery Ward Co.

store to open Metal West Lafayere. Lear. Vine appointed city engineer, succeeding William June Albert. near Chili. --Rev.

W. R. Clyde. 11--Wisrnberc block at Main and Sixth purchased by F. S.

Wallace. 12--Ira Kir.ner. 50. r.ear Plain- set fire to home and took his Eir.ier. 40.

Tyr.dal. ar.d Carence Senter. 45. seriously injured --hen motor fell thru tipple at ConesviUe Coal Co. r.v.ne --John Bailey.

died. co. coroner pronounces Ira Kinner's death cue to accident --Ellis Dunn. 30. seriousiy n-jurcti when rocsi fe on him in Warwick mine.

M.ir.-hal John Bl.itt. Newcomers-town, resign-. Carclir-c Kr.igrht. North Ninth st cied --Chris Shenr.eman. died.

14--Clarence Aronhalt. 6. struck will Clothing Co. and Highway Tire Co. both of Coshocton.

were incorporated --Karl M. Johnson, former local resident appointed deputy r.varsh.i: of We-t dged 10 months. W--s: Lafayette. 15--American Legion celebrtaed 15--American Legion cclebr.itec Rumor that Pennsylvania railroad company will tor new Ssl-Alior in Sixth st. theater S.v.ivi'l Strc-j-nicler.

local pool rc-oni greenhouse--Earl Guil- li.irr.f. Riier ciec. twc-weeks-old dsujli'cr Mr ar.c! Mrs. Lewis Sicker. Ba- died city, cl.ec.

7C. ci'y. -Mr? W. Knoff. 5P.

Poplar died. CO--Henry S.te^'.jr. toun. Pa local t.ckpt --Battery F. inspection.

--Adam Stronte. Warsaw, creel. 21--Millersburg bus route franchise granted to Zar.e Transit Co. Zar.esville.--Mrs Anna W. rffner.

died Mrs. Barney Young, near Pomcrene. swallowed tra- spoor.fui of iodine by mistake Edward Barren, colored, died --Miss Mildred lyav- cngood. 2S near West hurt when struck by C. C- Myers, city.

died. 22--Miv, Leavengood. 29. near Lufayette. siightly improved.

24--Karr's itore at Keene robbed of $300 in C. Phillips Vittetoe. West Lafayette. died. A.

Glenn father, James GJer.n. practice of -aw. 26--Coshocton Flying Service lessee farm south of town for airport Josephine city. died. 27--Keller Brothers" plant.

New- increasing 1:1 business new tool plant to be opened Watlcins. colored, city, Nancy A. Feltoa, city. Jacob Young. died.

29--Mrs Henry Fiecoats. Adams Mills, died --Emmett Gosser. Route 4. received oroken leg when truck went over bank --Virginia Irene B.SS eight months, daughter of Mr. ar.ti Leonard Biss.

Plainfield. died. 30--Charles Hickman. Boy Scout exec-auve. named Red Cross secretary --Henry Norris.

Jackson Elizaoeth Griffith. Roscoe. died. 31--E. O.

Selby fitting lower room in Odd Fellow building for market tire shop to occupy new quarters at Walnut st. and South Lawn av. MAY 1--Mrs. Mary Little, former well known resident of Isleta. dies in Columbus hospital.

2--Dan Ford. Conesville. arrested by state officers for having liquor. --Ferd Rennet. 65, dies at home in West Lafayette.

3--Philip Bible. 100. tells Tribune first 100 years are Margaret A. Norris Corbett. 91.

former Bakersville resident, dies at home in Massillon. 5--Mrs. Ella Williams in race for i another term as city auditor. 6--Mrs. Elizabeth Williamson.

city, arrested on liquor charge second time within flares up anew, two operators facing charges. 7--Mrs. Charles Newell. 49. mother of 12 children, dies at Warwick.

8--Mrs. Lucy Shannon Liggett, 31. former Coshocton co. resident, dies at home in Kansas City. Mo.

9--Mrs. Robert Ryan. 46. dies at home in of cost of paving Keene road is S272.559.--Mr. and J.

A. Markley. and Max' Janies and Helen, and Mas Lowery injured when car collided' with another occupied by Roy Foster and Ray Wilson. 10--Charles V. Eakin.

once farmer boy in Mil! Creek now heads Union Air Lines and Pickwick Stages Systems. 11--Thomas J. Bagnall. 19. dies at horr.e of sister.

Mrs. James Roadruck. in city. Coshocton- Keer.e road largest on state schec- Belle Hoop, former Roscoe resident, dies at, home near Freeport. 12--Miss Annette J.

Fir.Iay. known missionary of Keene. died at Saa Fernando. Philippine Islands. 13--Jonathan Ely.

72. prominent tp. farmer, dies at home. --Mail carriers of city get weekly half-day holiday. 14--Two movie operators.

Ralph Reismger and Chris Chacos, lace charges in mayor's Frew, lcxr.il attorney files judgment sin: for S135.35 against C. D. Athev. garage owner. 15--Mrs.

Thomas Athey. 61. dies at home in city. 16--Henry C. Miller.

65. Tiverton ties in City hospital from self- :r.fl:cted bullet, wound. 17--George D. Kiein heads automobile club. Incorporation of Senter Clothing Co.

completed. -S--Hsisinger and Chacos cases to be taken before grand jury. 19--Charles Neiss. 84, well known resident of Chili, J. J.

Djlar. 46. dies at home in citv. 20--William Payne. 74.

former well known resident of this, county, dirs at Worthington. Alvan F.ecoa:. dies at horne in Cones- C. Phelps and wife fined $390 and costs for selling Jar-, is. 54.

dies at home ----Mrs W. Robinson. 3S. dies home in city --Dan Leacrach. Baltic, found guilty of paternity preferred by Miss Mildred M.ll Creek tr and four chil- for rsce to hole Plainfield 25-- Mary Carter.

65. horn? city --William Austin fined $500 for possession of liquor. C5--Dr Nathan Hammond of Plainfield re-elected on county 1 board--Sacred Heart annr.ersa--· of Tag- pert. 63. home Mr? A Pamslt.

in city--John Oaklief dies horne near New- comersto-an 2S--Richard Sylvester. Civil war veteran, dies home in city. -A Shaw. 54. dies at home at Wilson Naih dies at home in West Bedford --Movie operators to plea? of En- forocment Leapte.

30--Mar- Ellen Giigannon in- jured in lall over Herman. 26. formerly of this city, dies George BiU- nian dies home in city. Jt.N'E 1--The Misses Ilda Kemp and Ilice Tirsscioas graduated from Coshocton City Mary Shroyer. 84.

cies at home of daughter in city. 2--Coshocton co. board of health to employ county health nurse 3-D. F. Caton.

82. father of Harry Caton. dies at hosue in White Eyes hundred and sixty- six eighth grade pupils to graduate June and Mrs. Wiliiam Phillips. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Phillips and Robert Hershman. all of city, injured when auto overturns near Belmont. 4--Eugene Caton. four, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Caton. Route 4. accidentally badly scalded. --Miss Louisa Catherine Schauweker.

75, dies at hocce New Bedford. 5--Mrs. William Stiner 61. dies at home in Marx. 72, dies at home in West Lafayette.

6--Rev. J. Tripp. pastor of M. P.

church, elected head of Coshocton Ministerial association. 7--Miss Flora Siegrist ended life by hanging at, home in i Amos Tarrh, 82. dies at home in Tiverton. 3--Amos Tarrh. 82.

dies at. home in Tiverton. 9--Rev W. Guy delivers ser- I mon at baccalaureate service in E. church for C.

H. H. Tyson. 76, Plainfield. dies at City H.

Harper, 75 dies at home in Bedford tp. 10--Miss Sarah Craig. 64, dies at home of sister. Mrs. J.

A. Miller. West Lafayette. 12--Clarence R. Hultz.

33. city, lineman, electrocuted at Conesville. 13--Mrs. Anna Baumgardner. 66.

i dies at City hospitaL--Bethel camp meeting George V. Harm. 45. dies at home on. Coshocton Route high school pupils graduate.

15--William B. Markley. 77, dies at home in Pleasant Valley. 16--W. M.

Thresh is for movie opponents continue war on movie operators. 17--Ministers decry growing ten- dency to disregard'law: pastors ol three local churches attack Mayor Smith. 18--Everett Aronhalt, Coshocton Flying Service, gets federal flying theater men, Ralph I E. Reisinger and Chris Chacos. plead not guilty to charges of op- crating movies on H.

Sahiing. 86. dies at home of son. A. H.

Sahiing, in city. 19--Captain George W. 85. dies at horne in West Lafayette. --Miss Sue N.

West dies at home in Franklin Sowers, 67. dies at home in Warsaw. 20--Mrs. Mary Amore. 78.

dies at home Henry MiHer. 46. dies a- home in Crawford tp. 21--F. D.

Mclntosh answers charge of operating movie on Sun: day. 22--Ministers continue movie at- tacks Sunday. 24--State highways about county DicUey. 65. dies at home in Jackson tp.

25--Three schools" in county now rate first Bakersville. Conesville and votes to pave Elm and Oak sts. and enlarge movie ordinance tabled because one member of council absent. 26--Mrs. Jesse E.

Collet, 49. dies at horr.e In city. Golden finds travel by airplane valuable as time saver. --Austin Hughes. 52.

inst-antly killed by lightning near home in New Bedford. 29--William 72. dies at horr.e in blimp lands at Coshocton. 30--Site in Krios co. selected for Boy Scout Carnp.

15. dies at horne in McCoy. 71. dies at home in Warsaw. JCLY i--Mrs.

lYillarcZ M. Hagans named Deputy clerk of courts. Jarr.e» Kinney. traffic officer, badly injured when motorcycle struck by auto driven by Jacob Harvey R. McCurdy cies home Lew.s Meitzler.

Crawford and Peter Styers. Bowman, Enforcement League officers file charges against theater owners for operating house- on Sunday. of Pope-Gosser China Co. office to Cleveland as cf American TXO theater rr.en plead no: ruil'y to charges of houses on Sur.cav. 3- B.

Miller. ane cider manufacturer of Beeford tp files to restrain board of education of West Bedford special school from two teachers for next terra. James Mitten ciifs at Clark home. 4--D. G.

prorr.ir.er.: retired merchant of Kesr.e. -C. Ward Senter clatrr.ed at home ir. Reiss dies at Adams tp. home Morton S.

Keed dies at horr.e or. Coshocto" Route L. Shrpler dtrs at home in city 5-Piiot Everett Aronhalt of Co- Flyir.e Sfrv.ee ar.d K. C. Tubbs make official landins: at Port Columbus, new municipal at S.

Lane. superinieadent of Methodist Protestant home for aged at West Lafayette, Minervia. erson dies in Bedford S. Jennings. 15, dies at City hospital.

6--William M. Thresh. Democratic couccilsiaa. withdraws from primary ticket following attorney- general's ruling that a teacher in public schools cannot sold office as a. member of municipal council.

7--Two barns, one oiraed by W. L- and J. H. Dean. Warsaw, and other by Morris Clarfc.

near Sew Castle, were destroyed by far today. 8--Council considers intaUauon of south end sewer B. Roberts dies at home near New Moscow. 9--William Green named by GOT- ernor Myers Y. Cooper on state building commission.

Building permits totaling $20.477 issued in city daring pas; six months. SO--Dr. William Masterson. re; tired West Lafayette ph; found dead at Richardson cies at home on shocton Route Bourn. ConesviUe mine superintend ent.

disappears from, home. 11--Probate court records reveal divorces increased in county during E. Ryon. official of Art Leather Co. asks court to appoint receiver.

James Caton. West Lafayette, seriously burned at Heller Brothers Co. plant. New. Lucille Swope.

seven, dies at Layland. 12--Emmett R. Guthrie. Coshocton co. representative in general assembly, named by Governor Cooper as member committee to dedicate monuments to Ohiij sol- died dead in Belgium and Prance.

--Judge C. B. Hunt named on state bar committee on legal biography. 13--Coshocton banks receive of new paper J. P.

Denzer dies at Flint Hill Margaret Whyde. 17, former local resident, dies at Lancaster from effects of swallowing bichloride of mercury tablets by mistake. 14--Archie Jennings dies at City members of Company A attend annual reunion at McGuire's D. Maston dies at Roscoe iiome- 15--Equipment of Coshocton Glove Co. TJnrichsville plant added to local branch, giving employment to 150 additional Luch Ashbaugh dies at horne on Conesville Route 2.

16--Relatives of Clarence missing Conesville mine superintendent, offer $125 reward as sarch B. Luker. local World" war veteran, killed by switching railroad cars at Mt. Caton, West Lafayette, dies at City hospital from bums received while at work at Heller Brothers Co. Newcomerstown H.

LeClaire drops dead at horne here. 17--Incorporation paper for Coshocton Airways, filed at C. Sown. Conesvilla mine superintendent, returns homo after wandering into Kentucky for past week. IS--Mayor Smith collects $3,639 in fines since January Kahrt and Donald Laughlin.

Warsaw, slightly tr.jured auto collision. 19--Chief Xipo Strongheart. of Yakima tribe addresses large crowd Chautauqua. Lennon of near Canal LewisviUe given patent on spraying device. 20--Maurice Porter, two-year-oM son of Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Porter, drowns in watering trough on John Bowers' farm near C. Darling. Nellie, named president of Coshocton co Tax League. 21--Four persons injured, one seriously, in accident on Coshocton- Zanesville L.

G. Nu-( gent. 31. former local resident, dieaj at Dayton. 22--Council considers new estiJ rr-ates on south end sewer --Mrs.

Everett Gilmore, 16, dies at parents' home here. 23--Commercial National bank named receiver for Art Leather Co. --State highway department lets contracts totaling 514.309 for paving in county and commissioners let bids for road and bridge work at cost of S29.7SO. 4 Dr F. M- appointed receiver McKeown-Settle Co.

A. CDlorec. dies a- norne h-e -r-v council passes orcir.ar.f exhibition of motion p.cf.r city on Sunday. 25--State Director Jcnn M. Vor.i wa.s in c.tr today for dedication of Coshocton airport.

--Mayor Johnson ar.notmces he win Sunday movie ordinance. 5 causes between $5.000 to damage at H. G. Stul- ttore in Drescer.t,--Mrs. Lvd.a Pollock.

63. dies horr.e near New- cornerstown. Regulars baseball club re-organized by Lee City receives bids for paving oT Oak av. gr.c Elrr. 28--Fourteen persons figure in auto crashes in city and Mrs.

Lewis Reese dies at home in Dutch Run. 29--Mrs. Hamilton Browning. wif of a former Coshocton co. sheriff) died at, her horne here.

Aiex Matthews, former local man. dies of daughter in Pennsylvania. Jesse Kaxton dies at City T. Vinsel an-.