12 • The Beacon January 23 , 2025
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Jon Ianniello is a local agribusiness and farm insurance specialist who has been serving Coshocton , Holmes , Tuscarawas , Guernsey , Muskingum and Licking counties for many years . In addition to these coverages currently offered through American National , he also provides coverage for any other insurance needs one might have such as home , auto , life , umbrella and more through his agency ’ s partnership with TWFG Insurance . He has partnered with TWFG , which has access to hundreds of insurance companies nationwide , to ensure people have options and the coverages they need .
Ianniello hosts the Coshocton Community Car and Bike Show every year on the Saturday before the Fourth of July , with all proceeds going to the Blue Star Mothers of Coshocton County . He also has the privilege of giving the Coshocton Servants Awards every year at the opening ceremony of the county fair ; helps organize the annual
Jon Ianniello golf outing for the Matthew 712 Project , which drills water wells in Africa ; and works behind the scenes in helping various local sports teams and events .
“ Giving back to the community I live and work
“ Giving back to the community I live and work in is important to me , and it is a great honor to help my neighbors protect their personal and professional assets and to provide peace of mind through an arsenal
of insurance companies I have access to .” Jon Ianniello
in is important to me , and it is a great honor to help my neighbors protect their personal and professional assets and to provide peace of mind through an arsenal of insurance companies I have access to .”
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SATURDAY , JAN . 18 , 1975
The Black Bears remain undefeated despite the best efforts of their hosts , the Sheridan Generals . When it was all said and done River View came out on top 83-72 and now stands 12-0 in the season . Jeff Wilson led the team in scoring with 21 points followed by Mike Baker with 18 and Steve Croft with 11 .
THURSDAY , JAN . 17 , 1985
Hickory Flats Golf Course is now under the ownership of Newcomerstown based , family-operated Alchrome Products Co . The Hickory Flats Golf Course was established in 1969 by Cy and Ed McCleary , Marion Bluck and Charles Welker . Desiring a new golf course , the four pooled their resources and lands to build the course . “ I wouldn ’ t have thought it would ever blossom like it has ,” said Cy . Alchrome Products is owned and operated by the Smith family , with Herbert Smith establishing the company in 1946 . Clark Smith currently serves as president , with his father N . Herbert Smith serving as vice-president . There are currently no planned changes to staffing or operations .
WEDNESDAY , JAN . 18 , 1995
Dr . Linda J . Magness , M . D ., will be the first woman to serve as chief of staff for CCMH . A 1967 CHS graduate , Dr . Magness attended and graduated from Denison University in 1970 . After receiving her medical degree from The Ohio State University , she would become a radiologist , which is her current position at CCMH .
MONDAY , JAN . 17 , 2005
“ Several years ago , Irene contacted me about taking care of some records in that upstairs room that ’ s full of records from the last 100 and more years . There were , I would guess , about 20 boxes of records . Anyway , we agreed to do that ,” said Glenn Kinkade , former president of the Genealogical Society . The society is aiding the Coshocton County Courthouse in its efforts to preserve its records . Stored in the courthouse attic , the records go back to 1811 . The process took over three years , and saw the Genealogical Society make use of grants to purchase microfilming equipment . Stored in the basement of the title office , they worked to convert the records into microfilm . The completed films were sent to the Ohio Historical Society with copies being sent to the Coshocton Public Library and the Clerk of Courts . “ There ’ s a very active genealogical society that does a lot of good things like this project and cares about preserving these kinds of records ,” said Coshocton Library Director Anne Miller . “ Just in our room last year , we had , I think , ( genealogists ) from about 47 states and a couple foreign countries ,” Miller said .
WEDNESDAY , JAN . 21 , 2015
“ Some say the American dream today is just about survival , but it ’ s more than materialism and Dr . King knew this . It ’ s about the freedom to choose how to live your life . It ’ s about doing what you are called to do and being who you are called to be . One day someone will be thankful that you helped make their dream come true or made the world a better place . I hope your dreams are rooted in faith and a relationship with our creator and savior ,” said 31st District of Ohio senator Jay Hottinger . Hottinger is one of the speakers at the third annual Martin Luther King Jr . Prayer Breakfast , which was held on the 19th at the Coshocton Christian Tabernacle . Linda Weber , who performed music at the breakfast , said “ Dr . Martin Luther King had a lot to say about love and he also knew God . The only hope for our country is to put God back in our foundation and live by Godly morals .” Quoting Dr . King read , “ Love is the only force capable of transforming an enemy into a friend and let no man pull you so low as to hate them .”
All information was obtained from microfilm of the Coshocton Tribune at the Coshocton County Library and from the archives of The Coshocton County Beacon .