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Newspaper
Coshocton Age
Location
Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
6
West Carlisle notes report church bazaar planned for December to aid the church, with local residents contributing. Also mentioned are willful local obituaries, visits, farm and business notes, and the Keenes Institute plan with officials inviting attendance and listing organizers.
Canal Lewisville notices list visits among residents with Mrs Jinden Mrs Flora Dorhen and others spending Sundays with relatives. A county aid society event and local meetings are noted. The whiskey case at New Philadelphia draws county interest with witnesses summoned and local figures named, including Carl Madison and Dr Voit.
Nov. 28 reports from Tunnel Hill show local wedding plans and visitors. Names include Byron Anni son and Odella Camp of Copps dale, Jay McCurty of Harrington, and numerous guests and relatives attending events at various homes and taverns.
In Galirt, Baral naalosh fled the woman as Monday dawned. Mrs. Daciaty was placed under a $50 peace pad. The matter, unresolved, will be settled in a henrag will be held tomorrow.
Obituary notes Mrs. Thorlolyn Tulhal Lillety aged [age] years, born in its county, widow of Mr. Tulhal Lillety, long resident of Golombas then Coshocton. She died Tuesday after sudden illness following paralysis. Burial at Uttermont Cemetery with Rev. Mr. Tam Lon officiating. Survivors include Mr. F C Miller of Columbus and Mrs. Adetid Clute, plus neighbors and family in Catetery. Funeral held Friday at Wilts home, delayed by illness.
Fragmentary notes describe a legal matter labeled whiskey bill with a referenced general, court appearance, and allegations of staged events. Details are unclear, but the snippet implies an easy outcome for the bill and mentions names and locations in a dated context.
A Thanksgiving morning sermon by Dr. Beatie Fisher of the Mo. P. Church emphasized gratitude and unity. The service drew a large citywide congregation with representatives from every church, featuring a choir led by Miss Brown Townsend and a guest quartet.
Fragmented OCR text shows a disrupted report mentioning names and possible events around steamers and equipment. The readable parts reference a person named SiEgrist and a 1803 steamer context with unclear actions. No coherent event or clear entities beyond scattered words can be established.
Mrs Surih Wonipxing of this city won a set of youth lounge suites displayed at Bebrhua's furniture store the past week The Colonial Stock Co presented a new show with a Saturday night theatre performance The event honored holders of tickets and awards tied to the display sale
Reported meeting at Zanesville expects about 1 800 attendees for the Baslero Ohio Teachers' Association gathering with New Philadelphia and Philadelphia area attendees noted. Officers Wilson Bhowirins of Moridge and Josephine Link of New Philadelphia lead discussions on education and local issues. A separate push calls for better laws from William Green, noted labor advocate, and mention of mine workers and work initiation plans.
Williams Milling Co of Columbus and Coshocton finances a new mine spanning 224 acres of coal seams in 3 County area with a railroad linkage. The mine, currently electric driven, reports an initial output of 407 tons daily and aims to double capacity within a short period.
The readable portion suggests a weather note predicting continued wintry conditions into December and mentions months like December and January. Names and places are garbled. core idea indicates ongoing cold weather with limited clarity about dates or exact forecasts.
The readable bits reference names like Mey caps, Urey, and Gabe, plus places such as NW and Boston. The text shows jumbled phrases, stray personal names, and street mentions, implying a damaged local record or gossip scrape with no clear event or date.
State Insurance Commissioner A J T Vorys resigned his post to Gov Hart, effective Dec 46. C G Len orl of Kenton, executive clerk, appointed in his stead. Vorys plans full-time effort for the Republican presidential nomination as national manager for Daft.
The fire bell was moved today from the city hall to the new fire station. Until the five bell can be used again the whistle at the water plant will serve as an alarm. The plumber of the ward where the bell is located will be told by one two or four short blasts followed by one long blast.
Sunday services at the Greece church featured sermons praised for marked excellence. Miss Heton returned home from Barber and sang in the choir, her voice described as beautiful as ever.
Mr W M Gorseline signs guests at a Thanksgiving gathering in West Lafayette Michigan including Mr and Mrs Herrl Seider Mr and Mrs Welthar Mr and Mrs Besst and others at the West Michigan hotel event noted in this fragment’s readable lines
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