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THF COSHOCTON TRIBUNE fRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1941 DELINQUENT LAND TAX LIST The lands, lots and parts of lots returned delinquent by the easurer of Coshocton County with the taxes, penalties and interest charged thereon agreeably to law Contained in the following list: ucjiaibivt? a are contained in the following list: ADAMS TOWNSHIP Approximate TUX- OHIW'S Name Caton, Geo Flat Tc-leplione Co Ollnger Henry and RodabaUKh, C. A Schinrb Clirrnrc Do Do DO Do I.fit Acref- .60 .20 .20 100. 71.75 18 59. 24.50 Dj Hcnrluli. Flora HuU'hlnnon.

Jeanette Klrkpntrlek, Anna M. and H. A. M11KT, Alex Miller, McDonald, William Norman, W. B.

and C. A Do Rlppl. Hurold Sauvel, Frank Sicker. Harvey A Swlgcrt, E. A Weht Lafayette Temple Awoc 390 499 300 'iSi 235 232 1-37 307 310 147 Do Hawk.

Frank L. Do Do DJ Do DD Do BAKERSVILLE VILLAGE 40 21 BETHLEHEM TWP. Adams. Hattie Chaney Bayd Robert I Burrow- C. and CuJiteon' L.

on leased ground Goser, Frank Emig, Do FinckeJ Catherine Karr. Thoe. Klein Chas. BlilV. cm ioised ground Marsh.

Milton Blrtg. on leased ground Ohio Hardwood Co Sever, Cornelius Talmadgp. Elizabeth wax. Geo. A CLARK TWP.

Hollock Charles Do Austin Moore. Robert Man 1 Patton, Blanche Und Ul 1-3 1-3 Hit Postelthwalte. Nellie Powell, Thw. H. and L.

McKinley Do Richards, James Sutherland. T'ivlor Ciias. VILLAGE OF LAYLAND Milter. John 14 nk CRAWFORD Balder Hothcm Frederick Leavengood. Howard H.

Do Do Do Lorenz. John Schmidt Valentine 40. SO. 80 6.50 100. 45.

62. 135. as. 38. 1.

.23 .50 .26 .23 21.75 80. 30. 40. 40. 5.51 100.

Frnc. Acre 50. 450 40. RO. 20.

40. 72.50 49 VILLAGE OF CHILI John Schlarb add Hcrthem t. Hothcn-. A. and Voltz, Jno.

H. and C. BEDFORD TWP. Joues. Lon ot al McFarlnnd.

Esther Do Price. Clayton W. and Harry Delnr.ir V. W. LJCI 59.35 5.

70. 40. WEST BEDFORD VILLAGE Camp, Gilbert Do Da 28 23 Stcftee, N. Do CONESVILLE CORPORATION Burl Croy. William Eillott, M.irla Mary Fuller.

Edw. and Margaret Holdsworth, Ernest Holds worth, Mnrrjarct L. Hutchlnson. George barr, Marie I-rcpley. Daniel Thacker Leven Trncker.

A Tumbliii A. E. and A. D. A B.

and A. E. Wheeler, J. Wheeler James JACKSON TWP. Columbus Caul and Mining Co --Coa! Do --Coal Do Co.il Do --Coiil Do --Coal Dick J.

Fosti-r, Chester rind Shaw. Bjrl (L-ena Underwood) Shaw. James Swicert L. and Doru Taylor, Clara Jack-on OraiiKO---Bids, on Jc-nsed 0 4 415 51) 10-11 55 5R 02 31 4-4 13 1-2 1800 40 Ifi7 50 39. 1.50 2.41 25.

3 4 1 5 0 84.50 ROSCOE CORPORATION Dobson. Doi-t A Fiane-li ftnd lAht Paul Freeze, i Morg.in W. and Geo. 44-45 JEFFERSON TWP. Sickle.

William A Grubbs, Roy and Knox R. i i a Hart. Orlin IjawTcnoe. W. al Snow, John Trustee Crude Ol! -Und HARRINGTON McOJaiu.

Free! VILLAGE OF MOHAWK Wheeler Olr.e WARSAW CORPORATION i H. C. A Foster. Johnston Ch.is HS Johnston, Chat D. iiucl a Robert Kuhu.

John ant! Ui Lnwion. WUiard 1 Myers. H. Parrii'h. h'Tberi "i WeMey 180.

31 150.30 40. 58 1 8. 5 4 1 Do H.tv.1:. 1 Art'nu: Pt i NELLIE CORPORATION KEENE TWP. 'LAFAYETTE TWP.

Aronhait Cv.i! Aronhol: Clarence C.v' Brink Emma Franklin Myrtle Hoisky liias Johnson AUce Laos, A Loos. Allrt-U Aaron Pcrteus, Setu ct JAehard, W. L. nna Mabel Reed, Clarence A. Thoma? John Swiharl Dian 0:1 le.iea Telson.

John-- on leaned pr. ui.d MARX ADDITION Smith. J.icob 11 COLLEGE PART ADDITION ia.an 80 il.25 92 21. to 14 05 1. Boyd's Addition Boyd.

Chat. 25 McPherson, Ttnneh-see 21-2-3-4 Topawingo Gardens George 6 Addition Frank 584 Do 58o Do 586 Do 5fi7 0 583 Do 589 Do MO Simmons, Werner and Lavina 640 LAFAYETTE CORPOP YTION Oarver. G. W. and Clara 271 Cochran, K.

L. 3fl Glaze. Mura al 23 i Orimn, E. Unl. 235 A.

R. 00 nnel Int. I 1.42 48 2.25 3.42 4590 4C.48 18.77 i 2 1 1 7 2 0 1 i 29.58 60.23 i 7 4 20 18.77 .74 .74 2 4 0 23 50 123 i 24 i 7.C3 i 56 1)1) i 43.7« i 27 42 i 204.57 102 7'J 504 2 50 22.74 1.32 11 42 7 1(3 Wilison, Raymond A. Do Wolfe, Milton N. 309 LINTON TWP.

Amorc, We.slcy and Alveretta Dun fee, Merrill and Goldle Do Fulton Nora a HftvllllKK Katie Hlslopc, L. G. and Oscar Edwin Do Jones, Ivey L. irthlngton, W. LINTON MILLS Nora and Wlldn 25 33 Do Do Do Do Do Do Do Buker, Rex John F.

3fi 39 40 41-5 2-11 24.28 6.04 8.32 2.80 5.10 1.10 11.30 3 5 2 13.16 6.40 3.48 23.12 7.28 107.70 1388 1 90 153 42 5fl.38 .06 38.48 102.78 11.22 41.70 09.00 73 26 14.58. .00 .06 J.f2 3.12 71.71 5.OH 5.52 19.84 0.2U 4.83 110 .00 12.47 5 I I 82 76 3(1 130.10 13 03 72 61 17.41 57.32 62.25 1.9(1 1 1 0 8 ttfl.OO 12.00 0 24 5.30 lfl.22 4 5.fiG 230.57 44 3.7-1 17.7fi 221 44 36 11 2-1 Curtis, F. and Raymond Carter, Chirk, Cliloe ft al U.iv, E. and Chas JJO Dalrvmpl-e Dunievy N. G.

and Fair, Delia--Und. Humphrey. C. E. ft, Day.

R. O. V. Knox. H.

R. and Mirliim A Ka-s r. George Mnrklt-v Cora et al Do Marklej. Sylvester Marcton NIceiy Do Chas T. and Ifln Ida Pre.M,-)!i, John Randies.

Do Root. Mai ion Do Seldr-rs, G. Wilson, Raymond and Ollvt PRINCETON ij.impxon, J. 6 7 SPRING MOUNTAIN Ka-er RjillCI'ltV' GniCC NEW CASTLE TWP. Thatcher.

William Walters W. WlicH'T Alex et al YOUHK Harry and Walters. OIM NEW CASTLE A a a a Alexander, R. A Buroli. Nat linn et al Walters, 27 3-4-18 OXFORD TWP.

Apportion, John AlJtln.son, Uriah and C-irrl'- Do A i Uriah Barrlck. Max-- Bldg on lean-d ground Crawford. on leased Mnck Fowler Pearl Do GfI'M', Howard Howard Ooejvo. Howard and Hnekenbracht. J.

Hack'-iibnu-ht. Do Do LuwrriHT. U. M.irv Lodrr, Jr a A i 11 Mitrlal Ohms A on leased ground i Elmer Nk'odemus. D.

O. S.iunii-1 --l I'ul i i i Porleus, lii-ulali 1'nttorion. Elln.s B. i i i i i i Clri.s a Fmily Maranda Dean--Bld(j. on leased KTcnmd WHidt-r a Wolle, Jemima on li-n ccl round VILLAGE OF ORANGE a John Blur i i U.ivld and iry Norrls, Levlna and Lewu, B7-8-91 87-8 rn-oo 52-3 68-81 EVANSBURG I John IX) 1-17 38-441 3 SHADY BEND 17-1(1 13-14 LOVELESS MANOR 109 00 fill 8:) 75 i 4 2 U.7!) 9 H7 40 117 8.) ai o.i 1 6(i Ho 30 68.) O.i 18 58 fl.tiO 53 53 1 7H 2.14 1 90 .37 10 lil 64 (14 64 63 fi3 .63 1 28 .90 1 1 57 10.48 Ktltt K.ht.ird C.

EMERSON'S SUB-DIV. i i i 201 0 4 A 2 1 1 1 3 1 6 301-4 313-14 40-1 4 1 2 1 3 GO 1-2 1-U-; 1 A 1M 107-110 PIKE TWP. i i i i i i i i i i i i i i French WEST CARLISLE v. PERRY TWP. i and M.tbel How ell G.U-) et al Hiulu-h Orvllle Twlla a Lydick, Elizabeth NEW GUILFORD (i-T TIVERTON TWP.

50 .25 68.50 21 5650 5.63 50. 79.50 77.50 8. .77 26. 120. 12.

3. PLAINFIELD CORPORATION MONROE TWP. 2.03 .20 8. 1.50 40. 20.75 2.95 100.

215. 40. 35. 20. 83.

3. 10. 40. 19.95 47. 57.

91.87 57. 6.40 51.83 1.25 87.12 83. 120.25 2. .16 22.30 10 40.22 58.45 78.80 1. 74.

68.80 32.50 40. 20. 122 50 40.50 32. 127. 13.

29.03 8. 29 40 4-0. 40. 40. 50 41.

9 33 8.10 100. 3. 131.30 20. GO 27 155 loo 25 104.21 80 fll 50 51 70 oti 20 1.18 103, 25 a 1 Hoopes. Lom-y, H.trrv Hlld 1 Paul M.llei-, B.

Marlhft TUSCARAWAS TWP. Burrell, M. Dol.v.noiv, a tic Florence McOj. Blanche i i Ernest, and Nettle Vanoe. Coal Co Moms on ltived Wood, Wood, Joseph N.

and Sarah wood, B. Ha OA DS OF TRADE 2nd ADD. Adams Glenn A. and Jocle 1246 Ainore, Cephas 2 4 2 Cralft. 'and McBane, J.

1324 Curtis, Emma Holl, 124, Wolfe, Milton. 1234 .10 84.48 .50 25 77.91 333 27.60 13.10 2. 1 6.13 30 .32 4.60 2696 6. 33. 27,14 .64 3.42 15.42 18.13 19.16 11.24 4271 176.79 12.08 8.33 17.85 103.32 40.29 15.84 18.47 5.62 CHESTNUT HILL Hill.

Win LAKE PARK Oain'ulc Estate-- Bldg. on ground Johnston, BldK. on leased Qua-- Bldg. on loused trround Powell. Frank-- Bldg.

on leased ground wen, on Crawf rd Berliner. ADD. 1 2 3 1 1 PLEASANT VALLEY Union 6a6 Ji 21 1 Archer, Isaac Bricklayers and i Brenneman, T. 8. .18 Bureh, Bert F.

.36 Burns, Goo. 22.80 Callahan, Annie 5.70 Clark, Irene TM5 64.55 Cly. John TMf 14.02 Cunning. Sarah 28.31 Cly, John 36.03 Campion, Wm 40 78 Cc.shocton Brick Co 45 26 Darling Dellla 36 Donuhew, F. and Maston.

E. 4.40 Dodd. William C. and Lillian 71.40 Day, Sanford 8. 47.01 Durbln, Bailey Freltz, Mary Fleming, Lucille Oosser, Frank 24.68 Grace.

Ernestine and Chas 12.10 Gear, David et al Trustees 2.00 Haas, Peter 2.00 Hack, Winifred 2.00 Harm. Henry 2.00 Halght Norma 3.80 Hanlon. Ed 7.57 Harper W. Co Hay, Warner Hay. Maggie 2.12 i Hcotman, Mary 2.52 Humrlckhouse, T.

8. Jr Hargrove, Andrew 024 435 705 C23 390 4SO 450 377 tmt V- i i Hoecksr. Robert 5.40 Jackson. Nellie F. ami Shirley Rlckettd (43 2.57 DO 4.64 Jones, C.

6.50 Coal Co 1.10 I Knoff, M. 64,03 Ltung. Mrs. Carl 168.76 Lennon Oolite 1.82 Lennon. Mrs.

Flora 20 58 Lent, Nancy 2 61 i Maxwell Frank 4 2244 MllllKan. Anderson 20 37 Moore. Albert 5.96 Morris Lela 2 4 3 2 Mulletl Daniel A. and Hannah 2 96 a i Sue 19 15 Maple, Ralph 8.35 McLemore. James 20.98 Miller, H.

C. and E. 28 62 Moodv. Wm. E.

Jr 3.10 Murphy, Lillian 74.C9 McCoy Iva A. and Ruth Marsh McCoy. Iva A 70.88 Ruth 92.34 N(wh Edg 76.23 fjellunt. Clement Morris. Clyde Harry A.

Trustee i -J 80 Nellen. C. Patterson, John W. Peniod. H.

H. 8.38 23.C5 5.86 88.35 42 35.04 8.14 13.38 14.12 1.3H 33.19 28.74 .80 137.95 378.24 5.58 1.28 32H.3C 20,13 1.05 683 057 432 208 430 123 96 50 579 45 22') 37G 93 lOti 59 603 56'' I 101 75576 Lewis 130 Pcntel. Thos mid Pret-ton. J-aincs Reeme Chas. B.

Do Kickttts. Maude Rice. Adam Rose. J. Rad.r.

W. F. and T. J. Elder Wm.

RickoUs A. Ricfceits B. RipjHJth Frank James Saxton. James Scott. Adam Shatter Ray Spnhn, Anna Sroufe.

S. Stewart. Joseph Truiteer. St. Andrew's African church Sloan.

i M. B. Trustee Spahn, Thomas Spring. Jehsc A 65 09 i SlratJbb.iugh, Wm. et al 19.62 Stewart Wm.

Temple R. M. Taylor. W. A Watkln.i.

Goo. Wlkon. Thorruie Wills. Ros-e et a-1 Frank a Wood, Ward. Rose Lewis i M.

19.99 169.92 2.84 136.50 43.32 4.40 13.0!) Hi.59 4.29 25.04 6 3 1 11.81 36.91 10.65 8.20 .81 2504 9 21 .32 129 52 4.34 2.64 48.88 138.0U ri.89 29.37 1027 5.01 1.62 7.65 .18 1.52 1.62 fi.13 6.14 3.73 60 66 6.71 17 H7 o.oa 13.55 is sa 3.16 44 83 5.71 93 17.83 14.11 44 2.93 706 782 461 654 548 74) 319 447 559 442 740 G17 121 309 133 11H-J-6 369 347 436 58 4C3 441) 520 Wolle, F. A dollar- Elizabeth VIRGINIA Aiken. A. C. and Seymour, S.

Do Columbus. Coal and Mining Co Cox, Eurl D.iwoon, Francis Elliott. Surah M. Ford, James Holbkj, Mary Alice Hol.skv, Lawrence Israel Jones. Sarn Limtbiuinli.

E. a a i i Ward Norrls, Robert Oden Valley Coal Co a Helen 5.3 413 310 170 160 71 187 TWP. Co.il 160. 5 64.17 26 41.88 2. Phillips, John Marun and TWP.

Criwford. Andrew i Josi-pn JoMph McConnell, Clias. Prlo-clc, Emma L. David ot al W. et al WHITE EYES TWP.

'COSHOCTON 7 25 5 2,) 17 10.50 27. 11.97 100. 40 76.53 29 .37 20.02 John i B.vkcr Benklor. Ella Budenheuncr, Mary Bolt. John Bxikt-r.

Guy and Lcona Burner. Rude and Ida Burrows. Chas. W. and Lovcina Chsnoy.

James D.IMS, Elliott. Po-Arl 1 Elfon, Hnrrlson I KmiR, FelumU-e. Envanuel M. Foueh, Eitw. i i i a a a Robl I G1.US-.

L.uls CORP. 219 ..1317 ..2876 586 ..1718 ..2061 ..1095 192 151 91 1 1 1 1 Frank 67.24 1221 77.03 31 58 55 82 3.00 16 54 1.68 24 70 6062 20.94 i W. Hoop William Hutchiivson, JefUictle--Und. I- Hoyt, Clvts. A i Klpp i i a i .1.

N. and S. Lear. Hi Lee, Cie Do 4 3 2 10.21 2 2 4 98.90 528 6.0(1 100.69 11.48 99.85 3.48 3.0.' 4.40 9.12 3.12 115.52 18 Medl.y A. and i S.inuiel i C.ira Mary Murray a A McCoy.

Iva McDor. ild. Estolla Net Trustee Caton. a Joseph and Holtn 2486 10-J 11 (57 1 JO A-i'-f ...1677 1 1 1 2 16(53 .1716 2231 --16 Smiley Smith, Co. 3 1 2 5 2001 2111 (KU .2671 .1607 3R 557 64 24,26 10.54 3.4« 30 61.30 16.44 26.17 5.30 20.39 1473 11.62 5.58 21.05 34.69 4.33 .64 11.02 4 4 0 16.70 6.43 2.96 5.85 7.47 .64 .68 18.85 .50 1.73 64 .82 30.14 9.35 .83 11.94 3.57 4.91 .64 .38 4.50 16.57 4.29 4.00 4.36 38 11.50 6 2 5 .63 8.51 24.19 1.00 6.79 1.28 1.38 12.21 5,78 8.08 2.43 6.91 7.1' 8 12 07 4.54 1.60 7.27 4.74 50 Newcomerstown News ROBERT CRATER, 508 E.

State Phone 4081 Tribune Sold at Davit Confectionery Main and tltt Tea Room Bridge 8t Claulfled Ada May Be Telephoned to Mr. Crater or Left at 808 Main Si Free Gas to Village Is Cut Off; Economy Plans Are Made There's a limit to all things, decided the Ohio Fuel Gas Co. af Newcomerstown this week as it announced gas will no longer be donated for heating the town hall. The free-gas offer was made by the company when it was organized. At that time there were a few heaters placed thruout the town hall.

In the ensuing years however, more gas heating units have been added and the utility company discovered that it gave away $45 worth of gas last month alone. Council met to discuss the matter in special session Wednesday night. It decided to initiate economy measures by reducing the number of heaters. Three radiators heated by gas are to be disconnected immediately and consumption of gas will be watched closely hereafter, it was stated. Remaining will be two small heaters in the jail block, one in the mayor's office and another in the fire department.

An extra stove will be purchased for the fire department rooms--a coal stove. 2.32 6.01 .70 27.79 9.19 18.80 11.08 3.81 13.13 .62 .50 6.28 .76 10.52 .42 15.60 5.20 .08 16.40 7.19 2.24 GIVES DISTRICT REPORT A report of the recent district meeting of Music clubs was given by Mrs. George Erode when the Newcomerstown Music Study club met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. G. W.

Stelzner, West Church st. Annual guest night was observed. Announcement of the which will be presented Dec. 14, and a special program to be presented by the group Dec. 17 were made by Mrs.

Russell MacQueen, who presided. The program included choral numbers under the direction of Mrs. S. Neighbor with accompaniment by Mrs. Alvin Lehman; vocal solos, Mrs.

Ellsworth Brenneman, Mrs. Charles Lieser and Mrs. Gerard Gross; piano solos, Mrs. Robert Byrd, Mrs. Merton 8 53 Boyd and Miss Ruth Price; piano duets, Mrs.

Boyd and Miss Mabel Geese, and a reading by Mrs. Ralph Portz. Lunch was served to 56 members and guests. 5.83 B.10 1.74 3.46 10.96 2.34 1.01 61! 14 1 67 28.40 6.36 .78 11 01 4.31 5.78 .50 .76 .81 24.03 11.14 4.52 11.77 145.92 6 70 27.70 92 65 18.08 49.6-1 114.77 7398 36.18 8.66 4.86 11.50 23.97 76.42 14.68 7.54 3.32 1 5,05 81.12 34.48 44.92 97.75 10.11 30.04 128 22 5.80 156.10 138.22 14.26 11.24 34 05 479.93 51.55 5.28 24.90 122.33 265.91 860.68 B67 30.30 .62 1.10 27 50 21 98 6.06 3.30 6 10 3 12 49.75 3.62 270.52 181.17 76 .93 33.64 6.28 SI 44 8060 19 18 7.46 34 OG RITES SOLEMNIZED Miss Bernice Berkshire and Ray Stahl of Route 1, Newcomerstown, were married at 1:30 p. m.

Friday at Trinity Methodist church with Rev. W. W. Ralph reading the vows. Miss Berkshire wore a royal blue dress with brown accessories and American Beauty roses formed her corsage.

She was attended by her sister, Mrs. Alice Meek. She is the daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Berkshire.

Mr. Stahl is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Stahl. The new Mr.

and Mrs. Slahl are employed at Hellers and will reside near Newcomerstown. URGES PEACE EFFORT The part to be played by civic organizations in future world peace was described by H. C. Doughty of Portsmouth during an inter-city meeting of Lions clubs at the American Legion home here Wednesday evening.

Mr. Doughty declared that the world cannot stand the price of a war every generation. He said some sound basis for peace must be found. Attending Lion club Coshocton, the meeting were representatives from Philadelphia, Cambridge and Canton. The speaker, who is lieutenant governor of the Ohio Kiwanis clubs, was introduced by Merton Boyd, president of the Newcomerstown club.

Raymond Rice of Coshocton presided over a zone meeting later in the evening. HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. William Gilham, Chestnut entertained her club with cards and late lunch at Staffer's restaurant Wednesday evening. Present were Mrs. Wendell Yanai, Miss Edith Heskett, Mrs.

Peter Manzer, Mrs. Edward Porch! er, Mrs. Alyce Emig and Mrs. John i Williams, members, and Mrs. Ma! bel Brown, a guest.

PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Harold Lee Sunday school, 9:30. Morning worship, sermon, "Living Up to Our Ideals." Union service at Trinity Methodist, 7:30. NAZARENE Rev. L.

P. Rossman Sunday school, Homer Snell, supt. LUTHERAN Rev. Charles Foust Sunday school, 9:30. Morning worship, sermon, "The Coming King." Meeting of county federation of Luther leaguffles, COLLEGE ST.

METHODIST Rev. W. S. Longsworth Sabbath school, 9:30: B. E.

Reed, supt. Worship service, theme, Christmas UNITED BRETHREN Rev. H. Harold Davis Unified service: morning worship and Sunday school, Sermon, "The Romance of the Deep in God's Plan." No evening services. CHURCH OF CHRIST Lewis Mills, minister Bible school, 9:30.

Preaching, 10:30. Young people's Bible study, 7. Preaching, 7:30. TRINITY METHODIST Rev. W.

W. Ralph Sunday school, Merton Boyd, supt. Morning worship, sermon, "The Passing of Religious Last afternoon service of revival at 3 p. m. Final union service of Young People's Society at First Baptist, 6 p.

m. Closing service under direction of Evangelist Herman Cochrane, 7:30. FIRST BAPTIST Rev. Paul Smithson Sunday school, Chester Lehman, supt. Morning worship, 10:35.

ST. FRANCIS dc SALES Rev. H. J. Spires Mass, 10.

Confessions before mass. Benediction after mass. FOURSQUARE GOSPEL Rev. Eugene Robinson Sunday school, Velmo Johnson, supt. Morning worship, 10:45.

Crusader service, 6:15. Evangelistic service, 7:30. was hostess to memberg and husbands of the Carol club recently. Honors in scoring were won by Mrs. Frank Liggett, Mrs.

Denny Rush, Mrs. Arthur Maxwell, James Williams, Robert Kohler and Mr. Liggett. Plans to attend a Christmas party at the Baltic Hotel Dec. 6 were made.

AT TRAINING CENTER John J. Gainor, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Gainor, East Canal has been assigned to the army ordnance center at Aberdeen proving ground, Maryland. COMPETE IN MATCH Members of the Heller Rifle club will participate in an Eastern Ohio league match day evening. in Coshocton Tues- PERSONALS Charles Douglas, Frazoysburg, Mrs. A a Slovens, Avon Park. Florida, and Miss Louise Kipp, Milwaukee, visited with Mrs.

Anna Crater, River Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. i i a Bair, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Beal and son of New Philadelphia and William Dickerson, Coshocton, were recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Norman.

River st. Miss Alma Arney, Cophocton. Mrs. Cora I Fresno, and Harris Poland i and son of Stunc Crook were guests to Favors in cards were awarded I of Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Monday. Mrs. Yanai, Miss Heskett, Mrs. Harry Frechahn and Miss Manzer and Mrs. Porcher.

club will meet Dec. 3. The M.ibol May i Rolyea, a i I Robinson, W. H. Jr I Roderick, Ann S.ixton.

Jnme.s and 'Ireva i Settles. Cora Jennie J. B. ant! Nellie a Sj bole. and T.uten.

Theodore and Glady- Thompson, Geo. A 2 88 Turner Franklin and Laura E. 0.34 Turner. John 2.08 The TusoarAw.is Sand and Gravel We.uhorwax. FrAlik We'oncr Ir.i nl WulK-r and Powolson Man' V.

1528 i And notice is hereby Kiven that the whole of such several tracts, lots or parts of lots, will be certified for foreclosure by the county auditor, pursuant to law, or forfeited to "the state, unless the taxes, assessments, penalties and interest are paid. H. C. McConnell, County Auditor 46.39 27.C2 22.91 40.46 44.98 633.86 1.10 30.32 18.27 12.48 621.86 9.3fl 29.98 20.43 36.31 2.02 3.90 4.85 53.88 114.40 1 56 24.98 6 4 7 .54 17.74 0 2 7 7.34 Nov. 2S, Dec.

5. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Bridge was the diversion when the Catholic Women's club was entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Benjamin Hartline, West st. Favors were awarded to Mrs. Russell Martin, Mrs.

Bernard Bordenkircher and Miss Lillian Gombar. Covered dish supper was served and plans to meet on Dec. 10 at the home of Mrs. Bordenkircher, River were made. WILL SPEAK HERE Rev.

and Mrs. Glenn Hurst, missionaries returned from China, will describe war conditions in China in a talk at the Assembly of God church on River st. Sunday evening. POSTPONE SUPPER The annual fellowship supper of the College st. Methodist church Sunshine has been postponed and will be held in December.

MEET AT MEDLEY HOME Mrs. William Medley, McKinley Bertha Warren. West Main visited in Coshocton Wednesday. Mrs. J.

W. Jones, Main has returned home after visiting Mrs. Brooks Russell and family, Knox, Ind. Mrs. Margaret Hcifner and Mrs, John Heiiner, River have returned home after visiting John Heifner at Fort Bragg, N.

C. Mr. and Mrs. George Barthalow, Warren, spent Wednesday with Ellis Barthalow, Bridge st. Mrs.

Hugh Basehart, College visited her grandmother, East Canal who is confined to Mt. Carmel hospital, Columbus, Wednesday. Mrs. Baxter, who suffered a fractured hip recently, is reported improving. Miss Alma Thompson, Wot State spent Wednesday in Canton..