County News Roundup From the Townships
The August Sunday school convention at Clark's grove closed successfully with officers named for the coming year. Notable obituaries include infant daughter Edna Harris buried at Jefferson cemetery after a farm accident. Other items report visits, local family movements, and the death of Thomas Williams, Bethlehem native aged near 90.
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Bereiene
Day Lawrence
Minersa Pettit
Blooming Grove
David Callison
John Shirgler
Roscoe
J. D. Binning
Iva Taylor
Warsaw
W. T. Grimes
Edna
Laken Harris
Jefferson Cemetery
Henry Clark
Coshocton
Adam Clark
Thomas Williams
Bethlehem
England
Clark’s Grove
Harrris’ ‘Watters
W. H. Neldon
Fannie Infield
Orville Frederick
Adams Miles and Others Visit Scott Family
Aug 14 Mrs. Mill gan of Spencer Ind accompanied by her three children arrived for a visit with the Scott family. Miss Carrie Bale returned from Harrisburg. Tilton of Isleta was here. Mrs W H McCabe of Coshocton and Mrs W L Robinson of Conesville were guests of Mrs David Bale. Rev J E Fulton will address the Sunday School convention at Milford next Thursday. Thomas Tilton attended a district reunion at Black Hand last Thursday. About two dozen attended the county convention from here Saturday. Miss Pearl Porter and a friend from Dresden visited Miss Zoe Murphy Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Newcome entertained several young people last Sunday.
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Carrie Bale
Harrisburg
Paris
Tilton
Isleta
W. H. McCabe
Coshocton
W. L. Robinson
Conesville
David Bale
J. E. Fulton
Milford
Thomas Tilton
Black Hand
Willow Brook Local Notes and Visits
The Millfork Sunday school plans a picnic near the church on August 23. Miss Minerva Gell and three children and Miss Minerva Wright of Kansas City visit nearby friends. Wright family and Miss Stella Smailes hosted by Sumuel Wright near Frayzersburg. Martin Kirker and Coshocton family visit Mrs Catherine Slaughter. Jennie McCor of Coshocton visits as parents. George Kreider’s house, occupied by Frank Kreider, burned last week. Christian Chapel preaching next Sunday by Rev Kilpatrick.
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Wirrow Brook
Aus
Millfork
Minerva Gell
Minerva Wright
Arkansas City
Kansas
Benjamin
Mary
Rose Wright
Stella Smailes
Sumuel Wright
Frayzersburg
Martin Kirker
Coshocton
Catherine Slaughter
Jennie McCor
George Kreider
Frank Kreider
Christian Chapel
Mr. Kilpatrick
Roscoe Notes and Local Skim of Aug News
Roscoe notes mention Mrs. Thomas Compion visiting her sister Mrs. Dan Boyd at Coshoc ton. Miss Bertie Riebcreek is ill with lung trouble in Knox county and is not expected to survive. Rev Fitch preached at the M E Church to a large audience Sunday evening. George Clark of Dresden visits Roscoe friends. Mrs Coulton and children returned to Utica after a visit. Milford Sunday school picnic planned Aug 23. Mrs Jennie Mann of Mids visits. John Smalles repairs his residence. Wansahle Cunningham and Mrs M E Smaties attend springs at Delaware for health. James Smaties leaves for Ada to attend eleze.
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Roscor
Thomas Compion
Dan Boyd
Coshocton
Bertie Riebcreek
Frank Martin
Knox County
Mr. Fitch
M. E
George Clark
Dresden
Roscoe
George Agnew
Moscow
West Bedford News In Brief From Aug to Aug 27
West Septero notes Aug 14 to Aug 27 trip by Dr Lit ten and William Walker to Atlantic City. Mrs Hannah Wright in poor health. Mr Sullivan and Miss Rose Tipton return to Columbus after visiting friends here. William Brown seeks rheumatism treatment in Columbus. Prof Yoder to teach at high school attends to school matters. Theo Clark, recently at college, is home.
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West
Dr. Litten
William Walker
Atlantic City
Hannah Wright
Sullivan
Sliss Rose Tipton
Columbus
William Brown
Prof. Yoder
Theo. Clark
Keene Social Notes and Local Greetings
Keene records show the Ladies Aid Society met on the lawn last Saturday with a porch supper that evening. Several visitors and residents are mentioned visiting relatives and attending services and camp meetings. a wedding is announced for Miss Grace Shanner and Marc Beail tonight.
Avondale Social Roundup Shows Local Visits
Avon dale Aug 15 Miss Edith Dilley returns from Dover with sister Eoma Dilley. Henry Elliott visits Cleveland friends. Mrs McGill and Frank Renssegear of Baltic visit Canton friends. Labm couple with Canton ties spend Sabbath locally. W C Gephart north to Alliance on business. Ed Norris returns from Dover visit with uncle Ernest Lockard. Bakersville guests with Dr Kitsmiller. Deila Stein of Canal Dover visits Blanche Boyd. Rise of Coshocton visits aunt Jacob Sting family. Rinehart family visits Lentz in Baltic. Eva Jacobs of Coshocton visits friends. Rev A McCulloazh to Medina this week with sons RobertJoy. Lermore Steffy to Newcomerstown for work. Mrs John Norman visits Newcomerstown. Twenty two youths take a bar ride to Lafayette. Daniel McDonald of Newcomerstown visits Hunt. New Guirrerp Aug 14 hottest week on record. Threshing in progress four bushels per acre. Oats fair. Sunday School picnic at Goshen well attended. Farmers picnic planned nearby. Jvde Baughman of Redfield visiting. A C Colans of Laws Cal visiting New Smith relatives. John White and Taco Flock paying carload to eastern markets.
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Avondale
Edith Dilley
Dover
Eoma Dilley
Henry Elliott
Cleveland
McGill
Frank Renssegear
Baltic
P. £. Labm
Canton
W.C. Gephart
Alliance
Ed Norris
Ernest Lockard
A. Geese
Bakersville
Kitsmiller
Deila Stein
Canal Dover
Aliss Blanche Boyd
Willi Rise
Coshocton
Jacob Sting
John Rinehart
Lentz
Eva Jacobs
A. McCulloazh
Medinaconnte
Robert
Joy
Lermore Steffy
Newcomerstown
John Norman
Lafayette
Daniel McDonald
D. Hunt
Goshen
Jvde Baughman
Redfield
Dakotta
Local Notable Returns From Weekend Travels
Unclear fragmentary note lists names and brief travel returns. Mentions Harre Lawrence of Miletsh, Bessie Cranferd of W, Miss Em Ciate Grinn, Milord McComier, and others returning Saturday after visits. Details are garbled.
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Aus
Harre Lawrence
Miletsh
Bessie Cranferd
Em Ciate Grinn
Milord McComier
Tre Froward
Leri T
Picnic draws crowd at Goshen. festival funds $5.45
Aug 14 report notes picnic at Goshen well attended with some attendees later visiting Coshocton. Proceeds totaled 5.45 dollars. W T Johnson joined Richcreek family reunion. four brothers and three sisters had not gathered in 19 years. John Leavengood mourns granddaughter's death. George Brunback heads to Toledo for work. Wealthy Anderson improving.
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Trsweic Winn
Martin Kirker
Coshocton
Jean Kirk Yrone
Chas. Hains Sund
Goshen
W. Tt. Johnson
Richcreek
Wealthy Anderson
Local Social News From Bakersville and Nearby Areas
Bakersville and surrounding towns report visits by Mrs. Kitz Miller and son Ver and numerous locals including Miss Ella Behieber, Mrs. Joe Norris, and many others visiting relatives and friends in Avondale, Waynesburg, New Philadelphia, Phillipsburg, and Orange. A festival at Taylor’s shares is planned Saturday evening. several residents remain on the sick list.
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Baxxrsville
Kitzmiller
Monda
Ella Ella Behieber
Joe Norris
E. Lahn
John Gintz
Hiram Anonda
C. Lorenz
John Metzler
W. Q. Ford
Allen Bower
Forest Mizer
William Hawk
Taylor's Shares
Zelma Norris
New Philadelphia
Willard Henderson
West Lafayette
D. Q. Belter
Jacob Stinebaugh
Elia Lower
Chili
A. O.stonebrook
Robert Hares
Phillipsburg
Own
Lavina Phillips
Resaca
Grace Anderson
Orange
Albert Geese
Farm reports and local visits in Aug
Farmers have threshing finished and are plowing to sow wheat. Visitors include S. F. Neldon and family from Roscoe, Mrs H. Shrigler of Coshocton, and others visiting local residents. Miss Blanch Randles visits her parents. W. M. Milligan remains critically ill. Grace Williams to teach fall term. ice cream and cake planned on church lawn August 18 at Prairie Chapel.
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S. FB
Neldon
Roscoe
Shrigler
Coshocton
E. J. Neldon
Blanch Randles
Waters
Crooked Run
Six Mile Dam
Alex Randles
Saugiter
Lewis Randles
W.M. Milligan
Lee Fortune
Franklin Township
Bessie Burrell
Minnie Randles
Earl Demoss
Grace Williams
Bloomield
Soggy Hill
Prairie Chapel
Church Lawn
Local Notices From West Caradisle Aug 16
Mrs Ellen EB Breiman and Miss Effa Dwar return from a three months visit in Michigan and Indiana. Mr and Mrs Fred E Smith and son Noble return from Indiana visiting Mr Smith's parents. The White house sold to a Mr Melick of Utica for $52. A soldiers reunion attended at James Pigman's in Bedford township. The local school house undergoing improvements for term starting September 1. L B Preston of Coshocton was here on business Tuesday.
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West Carurre
Ellen EB. Breiman
Effa Dwar
Michigan
Indiana
Fred E. Smith
Noble
Mr. Smith
White House
Melick
Utica
James Pigman
Bedford Township
L. B. Preston
Coshocton
Center Valley Notes From Local Social Scene
Center Valley August 15 Several from this section attended the lawn social at Plainfield last Saturday evening. Benjamin Muller and wife of Lick County were guests of John Smith and family recently. Theodore Breeds spent last week with his sister Mrs Jackson Franklin in Muskintum country. Mrs. W A Calhoun is visiting sister Mrs Matthew Davis in Delaware EL Thompson and wife visited relatives on Lazarcite a few days last week.
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Center Valley
Plainfield
Benjamin Muller
Lick Eounis
Johnith
Ingiv
Theodore Breeds
Jackson Franklin
Muskintum
W. A. Calhoun
Matthew Davis
EL. Thompson
Early 20th Century Trade and Rail Regulation Briefs
A garbled dispatch notes that US textile manufacturers face price regulations, with a winter price advance of 16 percent under an order after August. Arkansas declares it has no authority to regulate rail fare between two points, despite opposition from the Interstate Commerce Commission. In Asheville Moody wins the Republican nomination for Congress in the Sixth district, a surprise as Richmond Pearson was expected to stand again.
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Nisgara Pv
Don G.d. Mannfacturers
United Texti
Little Rock
Arkansasan
Asheville
N. C
James Montraville Moody
Richmond Pearson
Pearson
W. T. Crawford
Congress
Crisis in Peking as Allies Move Toward City
Reports from Washington and Shanghai detail a planned meeting between Peking officials and allied commanders at Tung Chow for safe passage of foreign legations. Dispatches reveal direct channels to the state department, potential battles near Tung Chow, and Allied landings to protect British interests as tension rises in China.
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Peking
Tung Chow
Conger
China
State Department
Tsi-Nan
Root
Baron Speck von Sternberg
Baron Sternberg
Tung-Chow
Tae Place
Lin-Yu
Navy Department
Chaffee
Siaton
General Chaffee
Remer
Matow
Imperial
Fowler
Chefu
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Foreign Affairs
Primrose League
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Broderick
Allies reported reaching Peking as Tang Chau threat grows
Shanghai dispatch reports Allied forces near Peking with Tang Chau 12 miles away and 40 000 troops entrenched at Tung Chau. Diplomatic notes say ministers and families may be handed over but natives cannot leave. Russian gov’t offers to receive Degiers outside Peking walls to avoid Russian entry.
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Daily Express
Neriafir
Giner Lenlun
Bron
Washington di
Tung Fuh Siang
Chung
Tung Chau
Tang Chau
Chang Kai Wan
Li Hung Chang
M. Degiers
Tala Independent Action Bus Nee Repytis
Eighth Tennessee GOP nominates Sam Hawkins for congress
Nashville August 16 Republican convention of the Eighth district at Lexington nominates Sam Hawkins for congress.
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Eighth
Tennessee
Nashville
Eighth District
Lexington
Sam Hawkins
Congress
Baseball Scores and Contests Across Leagues
Summary of national and minor league baseball results with scattered figures and names. Includes Cincinnati Chicago Washington New York Philadelphia Wheeling Harlem St Louis and various players and venues. Weather outlook for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia mentioned.
Guns and clubs Usedom Mob by New Yorks Police
A mob of hundreds gathered before Policeman Robert L Thorpes home in New York to avenge his death. Thorpe was stabbed while arresting a colored woman and reserves from four stations fought to restore order as whites attacked Negroes indiscriminately. Multiple injuries reported and police hold a suspect slayer. High tension recounts amid a large deployment.
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New
Market Reports Grain and Stock Prices for Aug 16
Grain and Stock Prices report from Chicago and Cleveland markets listing bid ranges for cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and lambs. Prices show wide variance across grades, with no. 2 red wheat and corn noted, plus regional cattle figures from Cleveland and New York markets. Strong entities include Chicago and Cleveland buyers, cattle steers, hogs, and sheep values, with numerous price quotes for each class.
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Chicago
Texas
Exsus
Heigh
Cleveland
Hood
Tittaburg
New York
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