Wararomba County Notes and Local Happenings
Wararomba highlights from April include Luther Norris visiting Coshocton home farm and John Ironmonger’s Newark trip. Sunday school reorganized with officers W A Clark superintendent Bessie Garrett assistant W G Maston secretary Lulu Garrett treasurer Alex Strong organist Leilah Clark. Local residents Chaunce Hoff Hannah Wood and families move or visit. Township election produced Republican gains with W P Trego Samuel Parks Jay Garrett and Frank Croy elected supervisors. Mrs. Fred Miller buried, Christoper Geese’s daughter dies, Pearl school seeks a new building and a pie social raises funds for the school library. Prof I Z Henderson visits Delaware during spring break.
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Wararomba
Luther Norris
Coshocton
H. W. Tregowas
John Ironmonger
Newark
W. A. Clark
Bessie Garrett
W.G. Maston
Lulu Garrett
Alex Strong
Leilah Clark
C. BE. Lorenz
Columbus
Wm. Nead
Retta Ames
Albert Ames
Charley Johnson
Fred Miller
Lint’s Church
Boland
Christopher Geese
Kimball's Cemetery
Jic Cullough
Avondale
Pearl
I. 2. Henderson
Delaware
E. M. Ewing
Local notes from Conesville and nearby townships
April updates from Conesville Blis sfield and New Guilford include visits, relocations, and community life. Notable items: Hugh Endsley to Cleveland. Dr Merriam relocating here. J E Glass elected Coshocton treasurer. several moves within the area. school resumes after vacation. a township Sunday school convention. a fence being rebuilt per landowner instruction.
Canal Lewisville social notes report visits
April greetings from Canal Lewisville record Mrs Flora Dornan surprising birthday with sisters visiting from various localities. Also noted are visits by Mr and Mrs C C Bessi to Coshocton relatives, Miss Angie Carnahan from Coshocton visiting here, Charles Wilhelm and daughter Beulah from Coshocton visiting his mother, and Wm Huff of Keene calling on friends Saturday evening.
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Lewisville
Flora Dornan
C. C. Bessi
Coshocton
Angie Carnahan
Charles Wilhelm
Beulah
Wm. Huff
Keene
Local Notes Brighten Week With Visits and News
Miss Mae Mi of Coshocton and Miss Stella Watson of Plainfield called at the Wayside Inn Saturday. Henry Harnish of Springfield returned home Sunday after weeks with relatives. Mrs D E Masiob of Coshocton spends the week at her parents. Misses Anna Bradford and Nellie Barcross returned Friday from Otsego and Bloomfield. Arthur Gray of New Concord college spent last week with his parents. The seven months old daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Skinner died Sunday after a week with lung fever. Funeral Tuesday by Rev Poulton. Charles Tilton and his wife spent Sunday with relatives in Dennison. Ben Collins of Dennison shops spent Sunday with his mother. Carrie Bale began the Spring term at Willow Brook Monday. Mrs A L Ridgeway of Conesville spent last week with her parents nearby.
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Coshocton
Anna Bradford
Nellie Barcross
Otsego
Bloomfield
Arthur Gray
New Concord College
Union Sunday School Elects Leaders and Local Moves
The Union Sunday School elected superintendents William Morford and J A Anderson, secretaries Kia Smith and Ete Johnson, librarian Rosa Wolford, treasurer Clyde Sproule, organists Adda Sproule and Effie Johnson, and chorister D W Johnson. Local residents relocated properties and homes around Roscoe, Cooperdale, Dunlap, and Rascoe as April events and railings are noted. Fetch of several jokes and quips from periodical humor columns closes the entry.
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Tesse
Hitz
Union Sunday School
William Morford
J. A. Anderson
Kia Smith
Ete Johnson
Rosa Wolford
Clyde Sproule
Adda Sproule
Effie Johnson
D. W. Johnson
Ars
Shambaugh
John Dunlap
Illinois
J. C. Dickerson
Cooperdale
Ohio House Debates Civil Service Plan and Poultry Shipping Limits
Ohio House days include a civil service bill to classify city departments and promote on merit with discharge for cause. A poultry shipment limit proposes crates not to exceed 100 pounds and specific crate dimensions for fowl. Other measures cover newspaper liability for false or reflective articles, taxation for savings societies, and licensing of electrical contractors. Senate and boxing news rounds out the column with insurance power and a Fitzsimmons Rohlin bout scheduled in New York.
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Columbus
Heywood
Ohio
Savings and Loan Associations
Russell
Township Boards of Education
Normal and Industrial Department
Wilberforce University
Kreis Till
Committee On Taxation
Senate
Rankin House
Madison County
Stieyn, Fraser Wedding in Bloemfontein Courting Tale
The passage recounts a Bloemfontein story from Stieyns Cyrano Courtship where Aliss Fraser marries the farmer after gossip stirs a possible duel. Initially, Frasers’ social circle favored Stern, a law student, but public sentiment shifts to support the wedding with the farmer as the groomsman.
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Stieyn
Steyn
Orange Free State
Aliss Fraser
Bloemfontein
Afrikander
Amfiss Fraser
Stern
Europe
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Wash Fabrics Crowded Store Lines Up Graduation Goods
Crowded department showcases organdies mullas swisses lawns and other thin fabrics ideal for summer wear. The Coshocton area offers a wide selection for graduating suits with samples available by mail if a visit is not possible.
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Coshocton
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