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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
happenings In The Seven Counties Which Form The
Boundary Line Of Knox
Ashland County

Ashland County
j. II. Pittsoird of Ashland badly
injured in an accident at a gas well
near Lodi.
Side Car Co. holds annual meeting
and elects officers.
Trustees of Perrysville to receive
bids on Aug. for reconstruction of
village lighting system.
Ivan Smith and Cloyd Warnes
awarded $500 scholarships in Adel.
bert college.
l-atchaw Brothers enjoined from
constructing mausoleum on site near
Ashland.
F. e. Myers of Ashland chosen a
director of the Nickel Plate r. r.
Twenty-eight Ashland men plan to
launch a 120-room hotel with a cap
ital stock OF 100000.
Edwin T. Drayton, 81, found dead
in bed at home in Ashland.
Thelma Graham, 19-yearold Ash
i"iiN Oh, hOJ eApeClSu W IoCONeT
from burns received in a post-Fourth
of July celebration.
Rev. Henry F. Schuh of the Luth-
eran church slips away quietly to
Columbus and marries Miss Amelia
Koerner.
Coshocton County
Howard Leavengood of Fresno
loses finger in the cogs of binder.
Damage to the extent of $1,000
done when the barn on the farm of
John G. Fry of Walhonding burns.
State engineer holds supplement-
ary reservoir contract at Coshocton
invalid
Isaac Olinger, Coshocton shoe re-
pairman, robbed of 1925. Taken from
his shop.
City of Coshocton will purchase an
auto patrol wagon.
Raymond Houk's left leg fractured
while at work in Warwick mines.
David Davis, coal operator, makes
application to government to raise a
regiment of coal miners for Mexican
service.
Seventeen new lights placed around
court house square in Coshocton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Frederick of
Mohawk forced to send auto over
high bank to avoid striking horse and
buggy. Escape serious injuries.
George H. Scott of Toledo, great
record-keeper, delivers memorial ad-
dress to Coshocton Maccabees.
No bids received by commissioners
for paving Walhonding-Newa road.
Delaware County
Gypsy woman who robbed David
Gill of Galena arrested in Marion
for stealing $12.91.
Changers will hold big rally, with
q mammoth parade and demonstra-
tion, on July o. Meeting at night
with prominent speakers.
Horses to number of 10,569 shown
in reports from tax assessors.
Delaware Electric Light, Heat &
Power Co. sells entire holding to the
National Utilities Co. of Boston. Has
done business in Delaware since 1890.
Garage owners of Delaware to or
ganize branch of the National Auto
mobile Trade association.
Five Delaware teachers granted life
teaching certificates.
Harry X Thaw passes through Del
aware, enroute to Columbus.
Boys and girls congress will be
organized in Delaware county.
First Baptist church adopts plan OF
single session Sunday morning of
hour and forty-fve minutes.
Holmes County
Harry Baughman arrested on
charge of carrying concealed weap.
ons. Pleads not guilty. Bond in sum
of 81, 200 not produced.
Barn on farm of William Redett
totally consumed by flames with loss
of $2,50O
News received of death by the fall
ing of a house in Little Falls, Minn.,
of Henry Pearson, formerly of Holmes
county, received in M1llersburg.
Wiley f. Work and Andrew Hamm
of Millersburg injured severely when
girder slips and crushes them.
J. C, Calhoun of Millersburg ships
two pure, English bloodhounds to
Hilltop Kennels Valuable CANNES.
Two horses, the property of James
b. Purdy of Killbuck, struck by q
Pennsy switching car and killed in
stantly,
Licking County
Walter c. Metz elected president
of the Newark Trust Bank Co. Be
gan career ten years ago as teller.
Utica will hold a colt and horse
show in the fall, If the plans of AT
thur M. Bell go through.
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