People We Know. Local Society News Fragments
Mrs. W. H. Kipp is ill at her Chestnut street home. Mrs. T. F. Kokobrandt confined by illness on Locust street. Mr. W. Sovyder of Ann Arbor visiting Mrs. Seth Snyder. Mary Weiny of New York visiting Dr. F. A. Wernett. Cliff McCauley of Kenyon College Easter guest of David Davis. D. C. Lince and family of Scotdale guests of Wheeler. Seth Snyder returns from Akron. James Stanford home near Wakatomika. Lara Patton leaves Ruscoe for Marietta class in elocution. Maggie Oliver of Warsaw visits Walnut street. Leah Forbes and Mrs. Mary Forbes of Nabuse guests of Hon. J. F. Forbes. Singleton Crider of Unionport visiting daughter Mrs. W. P. Jones. Clara Balm of Tittin visiting Miss Mary Marsh. Gertrude Krauss returns from near Wills Creek. S. W. Snyder buys 15000 muskrat skins in north state trip. Cora Sharpless returns home. William Shaefer family in city after California winter. Lucy and Lizzie Weaver return from Newcomerstown. Taylor and Hovey, Abn Arbor students, guests of Dr. Frew. Mrs. Frank Rippeth visiting her mother East Main street. Mrs. John C. Milligan visiting friends. former resident with wide circle. J. W. Cassingham and Mayor and Mrs. Cassingham depart for Cleveland. Agnes McCabe resumes duties at Grace Hospital Detroit. D. Fr. Mortley and Berorast Mortley attend wedding of Miss Kate Winkerton and Orr Bovard in Zanessue. Mrs. Charles Wilhelm entertained friends on South Smith Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes McCabe
Grace Hospital
Detroit
McAbe
Mortley
Berorast Mortley
Zanessue
Kate Winkerton
Gerani
Orr Bovard
New York
Carry Sunshine With You Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes Health
A bright, sunny face signals health and cheer. Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised for curing dyspeptic symptoms, strengthening nerves, and invigorating the system. Hood's Pills offer non irritant constipation relief. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Typhoid Causes Death of 12 Year Old Lapp
Chester Lapp, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Michael Lapp, died at home near Wills Creek Wednesday afternoon from typhoid fever. Funeral services set for Friday at ten o'clock with interment in St Pauls cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Lapp
Michael Lapp
Wills Creek
St. Paul's Cemetery
Boy 16 Dies in Clay Mine Accident at Weaver Brickyard
William Stiner aged 16 died at Pleasant Valley’s Weaver brick plant after a clay bank collapsed burying him as he wheeled a barrow. Mike Hendrick narrowly escaped, ten men attempted rescue, coroner to hold inquest later, funeral at Mt Zion church with Rev Exline officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Stiner
Charles Weaver
Pleasant Valley
Stiner
Mike Hendrick
Fendrick
Hendrick
Charles Stiner
Marshall
Manner
Nnral
Mb. Zion Church
J. G. Exline
West Lafayette M. E
Card of Thanks to Neighbors After Death of Daughter
The Alness family extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted during the death of their little daughter and sister. George Book and Family express appreciation. Also notices Krause's Cold Cure marketed for colds la grippe sneezing and related ailments, sold by Smith's Drugstore Coshocton and C M Ferguson Roscoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Krause
Smith
Coshocton
C. M. Ferguson
Roscoe
Ohio crop bulletin signals poor prospects for farmers
The Ohio crop bulletin for April 18 reports low temperatures, below normal precipitation, and slow growth across central and northern counties with snow on the 13th. Pasture and stock feed are scarce, clover damaged by freezing, potatoes and garden crops just starting, and the overall outlook is worse than a week earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Crop Bulletin
Lumber Trade In Coshocton Spurs Local Sawmill Move
George Murray moved his Bethlehem township sawmill to C. L. Denman’s farm near Coshocton to process a large quantity of lumber for local construction including the Gray building and the Almack project. The county’s forests supply much of the material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Murray
Bethlehem Township
C. L. Denman
Almack
Coshocton County
Dr King's New Life Pills Sold by Dr. Anderson
An advertisement touts Dr King's New Life Pills as the busiest little health aid turning weakness into strength and energy. Each pill costs 23 cents and is sold by Dr. Anderson at No. 2 Forbes Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Cr. Anderson
Forbes Block
Secure Investment At Pittsburg Bank For Savings
In these days of active speculation it is safer to deposit savings in Pittsburg Bank For Savings at 210 Fourth Avenue Pittsburg Pa. It earns 4 percent interest compounded twice a year. Deposits can be made by mail as easily and safely as in person. Write or call for booklet describing how it is done.
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Pittsburg Bank For Savings
Fourth Avenue
Pittsburg
Courthouse notices summarize estates and land transfers in Coshocton
Estate of August Schlegel inventory filed. Thomas J Hollie estate inventory filed. Private sale ordered. Executors Wolfe estates first and final accounts filed. Property transfers include 80 acres Crawford township to Harry Ames, 320 acres New Castle township to John P Fry for 15000 dollars, 32.4 acres Adams township to Thomas West, lot 359 Co sheetun valued 2500, quit claims between Leander and John Lowe on New Castle township lands, Burt Terrace lot 3 transfer to John Kissener, 1 acre Lafayette township to Samuel Guilliams, and other transfers indicated. Names include Eliza Carnahan Roscoe Emmett Miss Lizzie Teter Bertha Keiser and Michael Zelar among Coshocton area locals.
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August Schlegel
Thomas J. Hollie
LB. Houck
John Wolfe
Joseph C. Wolfe
Almeda Wolfe
Jason G
George J. Trottman
John L. Trottman
Howard Ames Et
Harry Ames
Crawford Township
William & McVvey
John P. Fry
New Castle Township
Eliza Carnahan
Thomas West
Adams Township
J. G. Care
I. FP. Meek
Cosheetun
John H. Lowe
Leander Lowe
Clai
Winfield
Miller
John N. Kissener
Burt Terrace
Michael Zelar
Samuel Guilliams
Lafayette Township
Ohio hunting laws threaten season and wardens’ power
The Columbus Dispatch notes that new legislation nearly ends hunting in Ohio. The Gear law sets an open season from November 10 to December 1 and designates game wardens as state officers. The Arthur law requires written owner consent to hunt on property and protects birds. The skunk bill failed, leaving skunks unprotected. Woodcock, jack snipe and duck are scarce in November.
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Columbus Dispatch
Ohio
Miner Robert McComb Killed Driving Mine Car Near Pleasant City
Robert McComb a Hudson Coal Company worker died after being caught between a rib and a mine car near Pleasant City on Monday. He belonged to Fidelity Lodge Knights of Pythias and a committee from this place planned to attend his funeral Tuesday night.
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Robert McComb
Hudson Coal Company
Pleasant City
McComb
Fidelity Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Alumni Association Meeting Set At Secretary’s Home
The local high school alumni group will meet Friday evening at 7 39 oclock at the home of secretary Miss Edith K McNaught. Howard Robinson serves as president of the association and notifies members of the gathering.
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Edith K. McNaughton
Howard Robinson
March of Progress becomes Semi publication in Ohio State Jour
The March of Progress in Tus Cosmerox Ace shifts to a semi monthly format, replacing its weekly publication in the Ohio State Journal. The change signals a restructured schedule for readers and advertisers.
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Ohio State Jour
Farmers Want Column Opens Free to Patrons
FARMERS WANT COLUMN announces free wants notices for items from apples to farms. Entries limited to five lines seven words per line. Includes sows two Berkshire sows six months old one Aberdeen Angue bull calf James Andrews Roscoe Curdkess Plymouth Rock cockerels Thompson Daniel Valentine potatoes seed Early Rose Early Michigan King of the Earliest and other varieties. Found embroidered cup on Warsaw gold owner call at JL Shaw residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
John Wegoner
James Andrews
Roscoe
Michigan
Ranner
Daniel Valentine
I. B_ Johnson
Plainfield
Babry
Warsaw
Callat
JL. Shaw
Carpet Sale Now On With Low Prices and Large Stock
Advertises carpet sale offering 3000 yards extra heavy cotton carpet at 25c per yard 2000 yards extra heavy ingrain 35c per yard 3500 yards handsome wool blends 40 and 45c per yard and more all priced to move. Promises double sales this season and urges customers to visit.
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Lowell
Seling
Lace Curtains Sellout Line Expands This Season
The shop reports a large stock of Lace Curtains now available, with a broad price range starting at 25 cents. After a brief shortage last week, there are abundant cheaper numbers in stock this week, signaling a strong season kickoff.
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Petit
Im Gemerat
TF. H. Kokobrandt
Locust Street
W- Sovyder
Ann Aroor
Seth
Sne Lorenz
Mary Weiny
F. A. Wernett
Cliff McCauley
Kenyon College
David Davis
Conesville
D. C. Lincs
Scotdale
Wheeler
Seth Snyder
Akron
James Stanford
Wakatomika
Lara Patton
Ruscoe
Marietta
Maggie Oliver
Roney
Walnut Street
Leah
Marry Forbes
Nabus
J. F. Forbes
Singleton Crider
Unionport
W. P. Jones
Clara Balm
Tittin
Mary Marsh
Robertson
Gertrude Krauss
Coshotton
S. W. Snyder
Cora Sharpless
J. C. Wright
South Fourth Street
William Shaefer
New Castle
California
Lucy
Lizzie Weaver
Newcomerstown
Mrs. Callentine
Taylor
Miss Hovey
Pacoma
Washington
Abn Arbor
Doctor Frew
Frank Rippeth
Dennison
Marion Bell
East Main Street
John C. Milligan
Toledo
J. W. Cassingham
W. Cassingham
Cleveland
Charles Wilhelm
South Sinvith Street
Will Love
Edward Miller
George Erwin
Stewart Wilhelm
Frank Markler
George Clark
McCall
McCullough
McNiro
Martin
Stella Tooker
Coshocton Lumber
Courthouse News
Probate
Lizzie Teter
Roscoe Emmett WH. Mathias
Tuscara
Bertha M. Keiser
State of
Guernsey
Maeday
Farmers’ Want
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General Purpose
R. H. Tredwar
Rosene
Blatkk Magse
George Weatherwax
Bliesfield- Oo Oe
Curdkess
Thompson Strain
Daniel Valentine Bowecoe
Boston
Strauss & Thompsons
Maxe
Strauss
Thompson & Go
Ranson Dry Goods Company
Ransom D. G. Co
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