Local notices and community happenings in Coshocton area
Local items report school openings, public notices, a land sale, church events, and deaths. Highlights include the Canal Lewinville schools starting next Monday, 34 applicants at the county teachers exam, a land sale in Oxford township, a ten day Evangelical Association camp at Warsaw, and the death of Prof. S. J. Wess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canal Lewinville
Baptist Church
Evangelical Association
Warsaw
Death of Etta Moore Hines in Arcadia Indiana
Mrs J W Hines nee Mose Etta Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Moore of this place died at her home in Arcadia Indiana yesterday evening at 5 o clock She married and moved away over a year ago A child was born to Mr and Mrs Hines eight weeks ago Her death saddened relatives and friends and left a wide circle of mourners Also note about a Money Order ticket event with popular price
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrens
J. Wess
Danville
E. M. Morrrey
McConnelleville
United Brethren
Maplewood Park
Zanesville
Nicholas
Tar 76Th O. V. V. TI
Hebron
Ohio
Coreman & Heaven’s Miquetrels
Opera House
Naomi McCreary
George
Franklin Township
Joseph Burrell
Mortimar
T. U
B. R. McClelland
Park Avenue
E.L. Lybakger
Board of Public Works
General Bushnell
Springfield
BE. Society
Warnaw, O
J. M Davis
Keene
J. Frank Clokey
W. D. Crater
Coshocton Light, Heat and Power Co
Pips
Crater
Geo
W. Herren
Coshocton County
Tuscara
U. B
J. H. Miller
Recka Mille
Tuene
Mohawk Village
Prohibition
Cornet
Seth Ellis
Joseph Love
M. E
Roscoe
W. W. Loxe
B.C. Bra
E. 0. Grooves
Kuhn Bros
Groves
Warsaw
Moore
C. W. Jones
Court House
Odd Fellows
Wall
M. P
Walnut Street
M.C. A
M. BE
Roscoe M. P
Mari Zueschwert
Chiia
Grace M. E Churd
A. N. Craft
South Lawn Cemetery
New Bedford
Flatridge
F. J. Guittard
Dr. Guittard
A. G. Lohman
The
Reformed Church
Choir of Fame
Stephen
Coshocton
Union County
J. W. Hines
Mose Etta Moore
Hiram Moore
Arcadia
Indiana
Ina Moore
St Svie
Saunday
Rowe ‘Upton
Columbus
Auta Compton
East Main Struat
Leuitia Smith
Akron
State Association of Stenographers
Sarah Miller
Denver
Colo
E. 0. Carr
Wellsburg
W.va
George Sweltzer
Defiance
C.J. Glover Munday
Charley Phillips
Wheating
W. Va
North Third Street
W. J. Hunt
Mra
C. HE. Williams
H. BE. Hay
Mercer
D. J. Snyder
Solo
Thin City
T. C. Roode
Suite McWullough Clark
Croton
Missax Stolle Coo
Toulee Wernette
James Lagrimn
Kimbolton
Elosnor Kurta
Roselle I. Jamey
Tsat Weal
C. Schaich
Mallick
Portsmouth
KF. J. Barney
Anna Triplett
Ilieh Woodhia
Newark
Charlie McChure
MW Corhoeton
Dacoh Pfouffer
Anna Allan
Selo
Waok
Cora Hay
Morrow
Conneaut
Cleveland
Pat-in-Bay
Harrington
Wastington
1. V
W. G. Ulymyer
George Zuchawert
Pittsburg
Maud Zuchswert
John Bostwick
Mamie
Alex
Manner
East Main Straet
Harold Finlay
Deaths in Mill Creek Township Chronicle
The Chestnut Ridge correspondent reports the deaths of George Leech of Kene Mound in Mill Creek and sixteen year old Clayton Patterson, son of Monroe Patterson. Leech’s funeral was at Clark Presbyterian Church and burial in its cemetery. Patterson died after a bowels inflammation relapse. his funeral followed at Clark Presbyterian Church and burial in the Presbyterian cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dickey
Jackson Township
Tyrone
Venango County
Pennsylvania
Jefferson County
Ohio
W. P. Wheeler
Bedford Township
Presbyterian Church
M. H. Church
Jane Thompson
Munkingum County
Mary A
D. W. Richcreek
Wm. J
John F
Long
Chestnut Ridge
George Leech
Kene Mound
Mill Creek Township
John P. Davis
Clark Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian
Clayton Patterson
Monroe Patterson
Pear Mound
Mallcreek Township
Clayton
Romaina
Presbyterian Cemetery
YMCA Dues Due by September 15 by Board Order
All membership dues must be paid by September 15 by order of the Board. A B Caton serves as Treasurer. Resident at South Fourth Street, Ata October 4 M Rowney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.B. Caton
South Fourth Atreat
Ata
M. Rowney
Which Route Shall ’t Be The proposed ship canal route from Lake Erie to the Ohio River
Citizens favor a Cleveland to Marietta canal via the Ohio Canal and Muskingum River. The plan is presented as the most feasible and profitable due to cheap construction and high tonnage, linking Cleveland with southern coal fields and major industries. Local confidence is high that this route should be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Cleveland
Marietta
Ohio Canal
Muskingum River
Auéh
Ohio
West Virginia
New Comedy at Opera House A Money Order Preview
Jule Walters stars in A Money Order by Seymour Tibball with a fresh take on the tramp. Side Tracked follows Horatio Xerxes Booth for hearty laughs from coast to coast. The Opera House show runs next Tuesday with tickets 50 35 and 25, on sale Saturday at C E Andersons. Actio Course touts broader, cheaper offerings. fall term starts October 1st. Burrs Drag and Book Store features Diamorn Dust Float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jule Walters
Seymour 8. Tibball
Mr. Walters
Horatio Xerxes Booth
Maine
California
Opera House
C. E. Anderson’s
Actio
Numerous Visitors Mark Local Social Round
Miss Eva Hawer of Chicago and many others visited relatives in the city this week. The column lists scores of arrivals and departures from Newark, Columbus, Conneaut, Cleveland, Denver, and nearby towns, with notes on travel, hosts, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutereat
Frank W. Beebe
Philadelpha
Miss Stevenson
Columbus
T. J. Johnson
Pittsburg
Second Street
Hay
Cleveland
Put-in- Y
Reunion of Co K 82d O V I 1895 Gathering
A reunion of Co K 82d O V I was held August 16 1895 at the home of comrade Wm McNabb near Mohawk. Capt Br Z Hays was named Commander and J W Stanton Adjutant with annual meetings set for August 16. A committee of three to locate all members was formed. attendees included E Z Hays W O Coggins Ralph Barcroft Wm McNabb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. K
Totapagy
Wm. McNabb
Mohawk
McNabb
Br. Z. Hays
J. W. Stanton
U. S
Blisefield
J. D. Cooper
Keene
James
Pigman
Cooperdale
Vickaburg
New Jersey
Hays
Somereby
Senate Chamber
Columbus.c
E. Z. Hays
W O. Coggins
Ralph Barcroft
Wm McNabb
Richard Fowler
James Pigman
J. W. Workman
Alex. Barrett
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Sherif Clarx
Oxford Township
Alex. Reddick
James R.shryock
Marion Ametott
Point Park
Woman’s Relief Corps
Caldiera
J. P. Forbes
Keith
WRC
B. Lybarger
Craft
Verguinn Voorhers
Ida Burchfield
Carhart
Vernette
Blanche Henry
Burchfield
Raymer
Clemmens
Robinson
Loos Brothers
Clarence Way
Cambridge
Walter S. Hardesty
Tuscarawas
James W. Satauiwonn
Grorce A. Keevers
Republican Central
Cossocton
W. M. Smith
J. K. Johnson
General-Bushyell
Ala
Bushnell
Republican Knights of the Quill
Arcade Hotel
T. E. Harwood
Springfield Gazette
Alan Bushnell
Inter
Association of Republican Editors of
Bushneil
John Hopley
Aga Jones
Charles A. Reynolds
Zanesville Corner
D. D. Taylor
Guernsey Times
Wm. Millikin
Tir
Rerubricaan
Harris
Harry 8. Beebo
Philadelphia
Aude
Reeve
Jonas
17Th Reg
N.G
Preaque Iacle
Gally
New Lexington
Athens
Mt. Vernon
Lower Salem
New Matamoras
Chillicothe
Ironton
Middleport
New Philadelphia
Wilber Barton
Bacon Run
Winhin
F. C. Bible
Ray
Etta Moore Hines
Treaths
Burr's Drag and Book Store
J. FF. Meek
W. J. Coe
Nora
Damex Ingram
Kunhattan
Pauline Waterer
Slater
Alice Nash
Lamal Bagley
Theie
Minneapolis
Martha Moore
Corens Deaserty
Edith BicCrou
R. “. McCrem
P. GC. U. Conveyedt
RT. McCros
Avondale
Baynsville
Commanion Servicgs
Mansfeld Presbytery
James Safford
Barney
Tripiatt
J, Dohm
Santerm
Oyee Avenue
Newcomerstown Index
Francia, Donahug
Wier
Jessie Wilgus
Lilie Thompsom
Cecil Crater
Lillie Gray
Sam
P. Reen
C. Voorhees
W. Brillert
Capt
Fickle
Flarvay
New Orleans
O. G. Williams
Park Hotel
Harvey
W. Hy Harvey
Colu
Misag
Shirley Fisher
North Fourth Street
Mabel Waggoner
Louise Glover
Anna Compton
Stella Coe
Louise Warnette
Carrie Hunt
Neilie Tucketts
Jennie Wilson
Dorothea
C.D. Brooke
Mra. Taylor
du Boia
W. Glover
Mt. Auburn
Cincinnati
Ajourn
Judgea
J. C. Pomerene
Old Point Comfort
White Sulphur Springs
Houston Bostwick
Denison
Tex
Wonston Hey
Casar
Casa
C. B. Compton
O. Tf
Canton
Sewhern A. RB
Niagara Falla
Toronto
Alexandria Bay
Pullawem
R. Brives
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