Three young men of miraculously escaped death at 3:29 AM today when the car in which they were and turned over many times in an accident on route 40, 6 miles west of Cambridge. Richard L. Gates, Pearl Street, Newcomerstown, posted $25.00 bond and was to appear in Cambridge acting Mayor Fred Whitten's court; today On A reckless driving charge. He and Harvey Groves, 24 and Rain and DeVor, 22, both of Cambridge, were taken to a Swan Hospital and Cambridge, where they were treated for lacerations abrasions, and contusions. Gates was driving at a high rate of speed in a construction zone when he ran into a (unreadable) . The car hit the guardrail and turned over six times.
The Coshocton Tribune. Sept. 14, 1946.
Auto Upsets, Catches Fire; Driver Fined
Newcomerstown firemen answered a call at 4:00 PM yesterday to two miles east of town on route 36 when a 1938 Ford coupe was destroyed by fire after an accident. James F. Welsch, 43, Port Washington, driver of the car paid a $10.00 and costs in Newcomerstown Mayor E. L.Barthalow' s court after the state highway patrol charged him with unsafe operation. The car went out of control in a bank, upsetting caught fire.
The Coshocton Tribune. Sept. 14, 1946.
September 4, 1890 The Rev. J.C. Glover of Coshocton,
O., is a guest of this aunt, Mrs. H.B. Lewis. August 14, 1895 The works of the Tuscarora
Advertising Company at Coshocton, O., were damaged by fire $50,000 insured for
about $40,000. Repairs will begin at once. May 25, 1900 Divorces Granted Riley E. Clark against Emma J.
Clark Hannah R. Markley against Sylvester
Markley The infant child of Mr. & Mrs.
E. C. Hickey, of North Fourth street, died today. The family came here May 26, 1900 Divorce Granted Margaret A. Sells against Benjamin
F. Sells The Coshocton Tribune (Coshocton, Ohio) November 28, 1976
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Genealogy Trails
Submitted by Carla Mascara.
Submitted by Carla Mascara.
The Decatur Daily Despatch, Decatur Illinois
The Stevens Point Gazette, Stevens Point, Wisconsin
Coshocton Daily Times
Funeral services were held this morning over the remains of the little child of
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Broome
at their home on Locust street, conducted by Rev. Dr. Toland. The child was
taken to Newcomerstown for burial.
recently from Steubenville, Mr. Hickey, having charge of the Wheeling gravel
pit.
Coshocton Daily Times
Roscoe Village News
...Another tinsmith was Ezra Lynde, who operated a shop in the Village a
little later on. His shop was located south of the Burns and Retilley store.
Ezra's wife was the daughter of Leander Ransom. (submitted by Ida Maack Recu)
