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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
3
A lengthy personal letter from Mrs. Cunning describes travels across Penrith Keswick and Ambleside in England with visits to St Austrews Kenwick and Keswick. She notes churches parks gardens and scenes including Coleridge Wadsworth and Arnold connections and mentions return plans to Cambridge and London.
Fragmented OCR text outlines a planned program in New Bedford featuring McDowell, with details about speakers, events, and venue references. The readable lines mention a Saturday event and multiple names, indicating a community program or lecture series led by McDowell.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Eagles and West Lafayette with unclear actions. The readable parts suggest a sports note involving teams but lack concrete results or dates. Further readable identifiers are absent to form a full summary.
A special dispatch reports Vaughn Stuber, 19, was bitten on the ankle by a blacksnake while hauling hay on the C. Wood farm near here. The snake released its grip after Claytor Chaney struck it with a fork. The lad is at his grandfather H. W. Trego's and no serious injuries are reported.
Charles Tees Gail Wataitten and Thomas Crowley returned Wednesday from Mt Clemens Michigan where they spent several weeks.
More than 3,000 people from all sections of the county attended the Chili Picnic. Space was made by prominent men and the event proved enjoyable. A speaker praised waterpower and a pair of institute games followed an afternoon of activities.
Rev. FE A. Shook of West Bedford delivered sermons at the Mohawk church on August 4 urging men to seek visions and realize inner possibilities. A follow up meeting is planned in four weeks at the Admmnack hall with Miss Pattie McNabb and Miss Lauri Palmer visiting and farmers noting favorable wheat and oats conditions amid recent showers.
Miss Bertha McCart, long resident of Martins Street, has returned to Wellsburg West Virginia from studying in Germany to complete a nursing course. She intends to resume studies in Germany in a few weeks.
Disorder and alleged threats erupt after an incident at Morgan Run on Saturday night. Police report a struggle and possible arrests as investigations continue and witnesses describe tense scenes at the scene.
Three gangs are at work securing the right of way between Coshocton and New Philadelphia for a line intended to connect Pittsburgh and Columbus. The project runs along Fifteenth Street into Coshocton and down Main then Second to the river road, breaching Lock Park to join with the G and Ne line. The company plans a double track and expects to complete the route within a few years, linking with lines from Pittsburgh at New Philadelphia, while local officials and residents respond to the project.
Mell Bible of Cleveland died at home after a long illness described as heart trouble. He is survived by his wife Hilde Teaver and other relatives. Funeral services are planned for Sunday with extended family and friends in attendance.
A long list of attendees at a social gathering is noted with many named individuals such as Mr and Mrs Stand Mi Lin and Thoms ff Suntiles. The piece mentions a hepatitis reference and various local names across streets and venues, reflecting a 19th century community notice style.
A man described as a suspected citizen of Piverton township was found dead in his chair at his home. The report notes he was struck with something, presumed cause. Funeral services for the deceased, Mr. Grasebauh, will be held at the Catholic church in Springs Moon. The Mathews Family held their annual reunion at the Dome of MASS with many relatives present from multiple towns.
Interest in the Indians remains strong with some support for keeping the junior program active during winter. The article notes expectations the Seton Indians may continue and mentions thoughts on maintaining the youth roster and preparatory efforts for upcoming seasons.
Fragmented notice describes a theft day at Ou Thorson food store and a related incident at Milk Park. Names listed include Abny Wreisher Norris Qadha Wigelt Mit Wrhelit and others. teletype attendees and witnesses are named amid chaotic language.
A damaged report describes a bustling public market scene with vendors selling food items and produce. A dog is mentioned amid the crowd, and observers note lively activity and ordinary fare at stalls. Specifics about prices and items are fragmented but convey a typical spring market atmosphere.
A court filing accuses Frald of defaulting on a mortgage loan to a creditor. Lawyers Lindsay and Morphy represent the plaintiff, with defense by WW Sullivan and associates. The matter involves a deed and relief sought in the county court, with proceedings set to continue.
In August a French sea pennant holder and wealth from Canton and other towns witnessed a romance. Mr Thornhill wed Mrs Rebecca Wise of Lee Artgeter California after Wise’s death. The couple, past Canton affairs, met in Los Angeles and were married Monday evening in a ceremony arranged after Mrs Wise’s passing.
In Waney bor ii, Etwand B Sekert eyed a major stake sale and eybstyedy a deal after a long-hinted sale. The transaction focus centered on Gy pie 'very byemines, signaling a pivotal market move in early trading.
A fragmented article outlines a Parents Teachers group celebration with remarks by Mrs. Wo and Mrs. How, plus a schedule of gatherings. It mentions September 27 events, a welcome address by Mrs. Khoeyid MU, and notes on organization officers and committees.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Andi von Handles new home foundation and a person Joansen with unclear roles. Several garbled phrases reference a stony point, east and west directions, and a distant view. No coherent event or clear entities beyond these unclear references can be established.
Education and certification notices describe monthly examinations for elementary and high school certificates, with specific dates and fees. Examiners are named, and applicants must provide fees and stamped endorsements. a cure advertisement for skin diseases is also listed with a free sample offer.
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