Klondike Outing Club Plans Tent Village Near Conesville
Klondike Outing Club, formed mainly by youths from Wooster, camps near Conesville to scout Klondike regions. Members listed include Ed Proeger, William Welsh, David and William Robertson, and others from Wooster Cleveland and the city. Also notes a three months old death in Walnut Street and a separate ten day camping party leaving on the T W V & O for John Turner’s farm near Walhending. The Age ads claim favorable results.
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Klondike
Operation on Face for Keene Man
George Cooper of Keene underwent facial surgery Sunday by Drs McCurdy and McClain. It is his second operation after a kick from a charge caused the trouble. A new brick plant is expected to start in about two weeks with C H Long of Zanesville as engineer, arriving Sunday morning to move his family here. Mrs Huffman returned Monday from a two weeks visit in McConnellsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cooper
Keene
McCurdy and
McClain
Mr. Cooper
C. H. Long
Zanesville
T. C. Huffman
McConnellsville
First Call Men of Ohio Adjourns After Opera House Session
Lincoln era reunion of First Call Troops meets in Alliance with President Voorhees presiding. Officers unanimously elected, August meeting set, county reunion at fair grounds urged. Tuesday session at Kenilworth Farm features welcome, reminiscences, and music. Roll of honor lists many participants and attendees.
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Aaron Kille
Stark Co
KR. M. Voorhees
Coshocton
John Poorman
Muskingum
John Conwell
Harrison
O. G. Daniels
Knox
G.dill
Mansfield
Bent
Beadie
Beaver Falls
J. G. Fairchild
Lake
Daniel McKay
Cuyahoga
M. Hicksecker
Crawford
Daniel Curry
Wayne
William Nicholas
Franklin
D. Taylor
Guernsey
Henry Fitch
Holmes
D. M. Wilson
Tuscarawas
David Barton
Pennsylvania
B. A. Thomas
Fairfield
Lincoln
Ohio
Opera House
Voorhees
Alliance
Miller and Siecrist
Ips
Kenilworth Farm
R. M. Voorhees
Nicholas’ Rewarks
Abraham Miller
Emma Wright
Margaret Gliven
Col McClain
Vranger
Hanger
WRG
Johnny
Peter Muller
N. Wilson
Allen H. Platt
S. W. Stecrist
Thomas Goulls
Samuel R. Moore
Wm. Derr
James Benford
James H. Hay
James Murphy
Geo Bender
Henry Robinson
John Carhart
Henry Shafer
Geo. Moffit
Wm. Scott
F. Timmons
Samuel Vandersole
John Berton
J. A. Cochran
W. F
Daniel E. McKay
M. Collier
J. E. Miser
J.M Lighted
Conrad Hammer
P. Henry
M. Gosser
W.waddie
Wim. Walsh
T. J. Platt
Growth of U S Railways and Hostetter Bitters
From a wooden track trial in 1829 rail lines now would circle the world eight times. The Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has grown for over fifty years with a record of cures in stomach ailments. It is urged as a reliable family medicine and the genuine bottle bears a private stamp on its neck.
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United States
Candidate for Governor N D Creamer Draws Prohibition Audience
Prohibition candidate Rev N D Creamer spoke from a store box in front of the Hub clothing store, arguing Uncle Sam profits from liquor revenue since 1862 and that votes drive politics. He claimed ninety seven percent support liquor traffic and urged readers to shift votes to his cause.
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N. D. Creamer
Ohio
Prohibition
Creamer
Uncle Sam
United States
East Liverpool Girl Missing Sparks City Alarm
East Liverpool residents grow agitated over the disappearance of seventeen year old Mabel Gromo also known as Mabel Marble or Misa Gromo. Her father John Gromo of near Chester reports failed telegrams and fears she joined a carnival company in Wellsburg West Virginia where it is playing this week.
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Mabel Marble
Carnival
Mabel Gromo
East Liverpool
John Gromo
Chester
Alliance
Gromo
Wellsburg
W. Va
Wyman
Mabel
Misa Gromo
Third Street
Croquet Tournament Held On Chestnut Street Lawn
A Saturday croquet event at G. W. Welter’s lawn on Chestnut Street featured Miss Coral Welter Miss Bessie Welter Emma Williams Hat tie Williams Delva Speckman Erma Coe Miss Alice Way from Youngstown Miss Goldie Speckman from Warsaw and Miss Ruth Marshall of Massillon. Emma Williams and Bessie Welter claim championship honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Welter
Chestnut St
Coral
Bessie Welter
Emma
Hattie Willams
Delva Speckman
Erma Coe
Alice Way
Youngstown
Goldie Speckman
Warsaw
Ruth Marshall
Massillon
Emma Williams
Soldiers Reunion At Coshocton County Fair Grounds
The annual reunion and picnic of the ex soldiers of Coshocton county will be held at the fair grounds. All are invited to come early with baskets well filled and spend the day. Exercises begin at 1 30 p m and short speeches will feature the afternoon program.
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Coshocton County
Auto Trip Brings Coshoctonmen to Gnadenhutten
Three automoblie parties traveled from Coshocton to Gnadenhutten Sunday guided by Karl Kinig, William Knoff and J P Forbes. En route they met four cars from other cities, highlighting automobiling as a popular pastime in the region.
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Coshocton
Gnadenhutten Bunday
Karl Kinig
William Knoff
J. P. Forbes
Warsaw Wedding Of Miss Pearl Rhodehaver And Dr Honabarger
Warsaw's popular young couple Miss Pearl Rhodehaver and Dr John A Honabarger will wed at the bride's Warsaw home next Thursday evening at 7 30 Invitations have been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Rhodehaver
John A. Honabarger
Warsaw
Hbride
Botanic Blood Balm Promises Eczema Cure Claims
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eczema itching humors pimples carbuncles and other skin ailments. It claims to purify and enrich the blood, offering free samples and home therapy directions from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta and listing local dealer C E Anderson Forbes block No 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blood Balm Co
Atlanta
C. E. Anderson
Forbes Block
Mammoth White Oak Tree Cut From Local Farm
A white oak near Mound on James Crawford’s farm measured forty two inches across and yielded 1261 feet of lumber after cutting. Second cut due to butt size, it will be sent to a Newark firm. A. J. Shepler photographed the tree as locals discuss the scarce white oaks in the area.
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James Crawford
Mound
Newark
A. J. Shepler
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Frank Schauf
Cooney Long
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Cleveland
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This City
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Walnut Street
Bird Run
Martha Kirkpatrick
Roy
Mattie Kirkpatrick
James Shepler
Earl Shavey
Glen Boyd
John Ricketts
Sep Divan
John Turner
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A. H. Thomson & Son
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J. C. Milligan
Coshoc
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Miller
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Robson's
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James Shealer
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William Royer
Dag
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