People We Know visit in Ohio towns and nearby cities
A flurry of short notes lists visits and travels of residents: J C Baughman of Redfield visits cousin W T Knight. Miss Mionie Pigman at John Funk’s near East Union. Miss Callie Jabas of Massillon at Dr and Mrs Foster. Alien T Renner returns from Wheeling. Mrs Adams of East Liverpool visiting Councilman Timmons. Miss Gertrude Belknap leaves Mac day for Canton and Massillon. John D McGill, Tuscarawas clerk of courts, calls on old acquaintances. Sadie and Fannie Marshall host Miss Ethel Whitaker of Columbus. Frank McConnell of Wikomka visits uncle Melvin McConnell in Walnut Street. Mrs Harriet Millereft to Delaware for two months visiting friends. Rev J C Glover visiting family. Harley Talmadge home from New York. Rev Dr Fisher returns from Duncan Falls after funeral duties. Miss Ella Moore returns from Tuscarawas County. T L Montgomery vacationing on Lake Erie. Mrs H L Simmons and children arrive from Cincinnati for visit. Miss Nellie Henderson leaves for Cleveland to start millinery job. H E Brown, Singer agent, vacationing in town and New Moscow. J B Lehue fills Panhandle Freight Agent duties. Miss Josephine and Miss Margarite Fitz visiting the Munns on South Fourth Street. Rosette Meo and Mrs Finley Lacey travel from Coshocton for family illness. Several locals travel to Camp Ischer. Mr Kee’s Rocks, Pa. Mr Wise’s travel to Newville. Mrs Waseca and party to Homer. Pank Lar boo¢ and others. various notes on local employment shifts and social calls. Miss Anna Hartman and Miss Stella Hartman visiting Columbus and Canal Dover.
Wool advancing in Coshocton County wool sale
The Coshocton Fur company recently bought 600 fleeces from Gen. E. L. Lybarger at 27 cents per pound. Maxwell calls it one of the county’s finest wool lots and will purchase more at the same price until reaching 50,000 pounds, to be held until after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton Fur Company
E. L. Lybarger
Maxwell
Stolen by soldiers and missing funds in police court tale
Bert Wilson of Newcomerstown faced a train riding charge after telling two versions of an incident on a moving train. He claimed soldiers robbed him, first saying $45 vanished, then $35 plus a silver button. Authorities offered no comment on his accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Wilson
Newcomerstown
Wilson
Dennis
First Infantry
Dunesville
Duney
Coshocton
Tue Ace
Onthcer Doney
Enjoying Sychar Camp Activities At Coshocton Camp
Camp Sychar in Coshocton hosts a large audience with daily programs led by ministers and lay leaders. Activities include morning prayers at 5 and 6:30, Bible study, children’s meetings, multiple sermons, and young people gatherings led by Cleveland and Chicago speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sycmak
Coshocton
Doctor Oliver
Cail
Mt. Vernon
G. W. Hill
Ada
Stella McNutt
East Liverpool
L. J. Neftzger
Muncie
Ind
G. F. McLaughlin
Chicago
C. E. Cornell
Cleveland
Joseph Smith
Camp Sychar
Thivo
Savings and Comfort in Old Age This Bank Offer
The article notes that wealth comes from what you save not what you earn and reassures readers that old age need not mean dependence. It highlights Coshocton National Bank savings department offering daily hours and evening slots on Mondays and Saturdays to encourage saving for future security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Charits Wien Aicsiess
Coshocton National Bank
Low Priced Farms in Ashtabula County
Advertisement offers a list of 100 farms in Ashtabula County Ohio at very low prices. It promises diverse sizes and invites readers to send a stamp for the full address and details. The notice names H N Bancroft & Courany of Jefferson Ashtabula County Ohio as the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astabula County
H. N. Bancroft & Courany
Jefferson
Ashtabula County
Ohio
Estate and probate notes from Courthouse News
Estate of Elizabeth West inventory filed. Estate of Cyrus Cooper final account by William and F S M Cooper filed. Will of Thomas Williams offered for probate with hearing August 16. Order of appraisement issued in H J Stonebrook vs Marion Stonebrook. Numerous real estate transfers in Perry, Tiverton, White Eyes, and Mohawk Village towns including parcels to Berry, McDer mott, Wen sel, Geren, McCrea, and others. Names: Anna B Wable, Marc H Beal, Mary G Shannon, Harrison Glosser, Cora Wratt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth West
Cyrus Cooper
William H
F. SM. Cooper
Thomas Williams
H. J. Stonebrook
Marion Stonebrook
Austin Richard
French T. Berry
Perry Township
Aaron Beatty
French T- Berry
David M. Johnson
William Scultaman
Walbooding
Wesley E. Lawrence
Oscar Wensel
Plainfield
JM. Rodgers
Samuel Geren
William Ht. Cooper
Francis M. Cooper
Tiverton
Francis
Carl S. Huff
Wakatomika
Anna B. Wable
Bedford Township
Marc H. Beal
Keene
Mary G. Shannon
Harrison Glosser
Conesville
Cora B. Wratt
RIGHT AT HOME AND LOCAL NOTES IN WARSAW AREA
A jailbreak fugitives remain at large while painters renew the Warsaw railroad bridge and Gates at Main street receive a new coat of paint. Contractors speed Sec ond street work as Geeme Taylor moves to 132 Mulberry in Coshocton. Roscoe schools open Monday Sept 17 with Newton Berder teaching the high school. A teachers institute is planned at the high school with expected large attendance. Mayor Cassingham delays date for paving Chestnut street residents to decide material. A.S. Caton is busy with Camp Syebar duties until the meeting ends. A party toured Plaisfield Wildscreek Otseyn on Sunday. Miss Nettie Workman Miss Lula Workman Clem Bordenkircher and Harry Minise participated. Anderson McConnell, freed under the insolvency law, had been jailed months. Carl Riges and Will Lightell, after a trip to Newton Iowa, began homeward from Davenport after crossing the Mississippi. nine days homebound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Riges
Will Lightell
Newton
Iowa
Mississippi
Davenport
Mobility and race on Sixth Avenue in a southern town
A scene on a provincial town street reveals tension over progress and race as visitors discuss mobility. An offer to ride in an automobile contrasts with streetcar transport and signals shifting social boundaries in a Southern city, with reference to colored society and the arrival of new residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Avenue
Galveston
New York Press
From His Point of View Cleveland Plain Dealer remark
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quotation notes a character lamenting the lack of coal and kindling, implying a cautious household with a hungry dinner. The punchline hints at the girl's failure to burn the dinner, reflecting wartime or social humor in a brief dialogue fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Legal Notice of Quieting Title in Monroe Township
Thirse Moore and Mary Moore residents of Ormesr New Bighton Pennsylvania and unknown heirs of Joseph Anderson deceased will notify that on August 9 1600 Alfred F Wollam Miserva Miller Jennie Leguillon Sarah D Mowbray and Samantha Matticks filed petition in the Court of Common Pleas Vosboeran County case No SET against the named parties and others praying that the title to described premises be quieted in Monroe Township Cushucton County UiOty Ht Located east belt land between Mosroe and Clark townships west by public road and other boundaries defined by deeds from Joseph Anderson to Wollam and to A Cramhberd dated Way Ix 1570 and recorded in Vol page 4 of Deeds. tract of sixty four acres more or less with ten percent additional delineations and the defendants are joined severally and jointly to be barred from asserting any claim to the premises. Defendants must answer before the nth day of Deron judgment may be entered. ALY ED L. NOLLA M. Pomerene A Pomerene Attrs 2 HLGE east
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirse Moore
Mary Moore
Ormesr
New Bighton
Pennivallia
Joseph Anderon
Alfred F. Wollam
Miserva Miller
Jennie Leguillon
Sarah D Mowbray
Samantha Matticks
Court of Common Pages
Vosboeran County
Obro
Monroe
Cushucton
Mosroe and
Clark Towsships
Joseph Anderson
Ucah Wollam
Sata
Joseph Andersen
Uzie
Jnifa
Cramhberd
Herod
Said
Gosa
Canandas
South Bend
Seid Trset
Eaco
Warren
Be’ Zor
Raen Asa Aly
L. Nolla M. Pomerene
Pomerene
New Priest Appointed In Perry And Coshocton Parishes
Rev Father Ross, longtime believer in his parish work, is assigned to the church at dous ter in Perry County. Rev Father Iven Ssinon of Glouster is promoted to Coshocton parish. The change may take place within two weeks after final arrangements. ToEce had word last Saturday of Ross transfer but he denies knowledge and asks that no publication be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ross
Douster
Perry County
Father Iven Ssinon
Glouster
Coshocton
ToEce
Mayer seeks divorce citing lack of support and neglect
Mrs. Savilla J Mayer petitions for divorce from John P Mayer alleging over three years of failure to provide necessaries, charity living, and that they married in Warsaw in March 1987 with two children. The complaint notes her husband’s alleged wealth and property ownership and lists attorney E F Siechum for Mrs Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savilla J. Mayer
John P. Mayer
Warsaw
Mayer
Wroney
Elf Siechum
Airs Moerver
Road Notice Alters Coshocton County Route Between Mohawk Village and Bedford
Petitioners, residents of Coshocton County, seek to alter the road from Mohawk Village to the Grade road from Bedford to Warsaw. The proposed new route runs from a stake near Thomas Barnes’s land, north along his lands to the Crooked Kuu Crees bank, then continues north across the Barrett and Barrett lands to a center stake, detailing distances and land marks. Witnesses Isaac Banger and John Mooress testify forthcoming action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshocton County
Mohawk Village
Bedford
Warsax
Betford
Warsaw
Thomas Barnes
Thomas Harnes
Lease Berrettibence
Isaac Barret
Alet Barrett
Artase
Nainkree i
Isaac Bu
Repectsell
Subzi Ted
Iaac Banger
Joh
Prip Vg Pet
Tecmer
Colored Four Hundred Greet Texan Friends In New York
New York hosts aboard a Galveston steamer arrival as a diverse tableaux of five friends, three men and two women, ranging from chocolate to copper tones, exchange banter about fashion and city life. They tease Texan wear and Paris styles while describing life on the Texas coast and the New York welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ssa
Giif
Lee Cate
Sali
Galveston
Paris
Texas
What Not to Say Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad Advice
A vintage advertisement advises readers on phrases to avoid and promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy for tiredness hunger pimples and poor health. It claims the product improves blood and overall health naturally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Fragmented OCR Note Lacks Coherent Story
The text is an irregular OCR capture with scattered letters and phrases. It shows no clear people, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No identifiable entities or actionable facts are present for a meaningful summary.
Leftover wash goods sale at 5c per yd in 19th century ad
Store offers remaining 2c 15c and 20c fabrics at 5c per yard. Includes Lawns 12 1 2c, Dimities 15 and 18c, French Cambrics 15c, assorted fabrics 15 and 26c. Shirt waists 25c, seventy-five waists 1.25 to 8.50 priced at 49c. Skirts, wash skirts, dark prints 4c peg yard. Soiled muslin underwear half price including nightdresses and corset covers.
Fancy Hosiery and Remnants Sale Preview
All our ladies fancy hosiery priced at 19c per pair for choice with wide value 25c 35c and 460c options. Another lot of remnants of ingrain carpets in 10 12 13 15 18 20 and 25 yard lengths at very low prices. Beautiful styles. Fall dress goods will soon be here.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. C. Baughman
Redfield
W. T. Knight
Mionie Pigman
John Funk
East
Union
Callie Jabas
Massillon
Foster
T. Renner
Wheeling
Mrs. Adams
Timmons
Gertrude Belknap
Macday
Canton
Massilon
John D. McGill
Tuscarawas County
Miss Sadie
Fannie Marshall
Ethel Whitaker
Columbus
Frank McConnell
Wikatomka
Melvin McConnel
Walnut Street
Harriet Millereft
Delaware
J.C. Glover
Shortsville
C. HM. Glover
Harley Talmadge
Dr. Fisher
Duncan Falls
Ella Moore
Glenmore
T._ LE
H. L. Simmons
Park Place
Cincinnati
C.H. Glover
Nellie Henderson
Roscoe
H.E. Brown
Singer Sewing Machine Company
This
Place
New Moscow
J. B. Lehue
Panhandle
O. P. McGrinnis
Lowa
Josephine Fitz
Margarite Fitz
F. W. Munn
South Fourth Street
Plainheid
Finley Lacey
Reberua Bch
C. L. Raymer
J. M. Compton
George Shawecker
Oitaschewecker
TL. W. Cunead
Camp Ischer
Downison Shay
Tp i
Zaewvossale Sendra
Wise
Tetaer
Monsdei
Waseca Nett
Gowee Hk
Laire Tetumnares
Othee
Bis
Anna Hartman
Ueshocter
Ming Iesa Smith
Wim
Morrow
Canal Dover
Stella Hartman
Monica Finneren
Grani Street
Sychar
Courthouse News
Probate Court
The
Gray Hardware Co
Kissner
Second Street
Geeme Taylor
West Lafayette
Mulberry Street
Newton Berder
Teachers’ Institute
Cassingham
Chestnut Street
Plaisfield
Wildscreek
Otseyn
Nettie Workman
Lula
Anderson McConnell
Laurie Mortley
Nanepaper van Chatres Base
Shaheed
Gernitas
Ead Share
Db Airer
Bes S.aetrrec
Tatas Fey
Ihereas
Reteix
F.e.pomerene Assimnee
Beneft
Wolfe Bros
W. A
W. A. Himebauch &W.R. Patiesene
ATE EE
the Globe Lumber Co
C. A. Sloan
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