County News notes and society items from Linton town
Long December nights keep readers posted as Vermished The Age’s correspondents report on local sicknesses and milestones. Notable mentions include Mr. Baker near 90 at Linton, Rev. Wyrick assisting Hawkins at Mayesville, and a string of church, lodge, and social events with dinners, oysters, and a Christmas tree planned in township halls.
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County News” Department of
Tar
Asr
Thomas Baker
Linton
Joseph Lawrey
Mr. Lawrey
C.D. Forway
S. James Cross
Harmon P. Cross
Cross
R. W. Wyrick
Scio College
P.a.hawkins
Hawkins
Maysville
Wyrick
Thomas Orr
Birds Run
Guernsey
Plainfield
Euit
John Snite
Chicago
Henry Frank
W. R. Gault
J. R. Johnson
Methodist Protestant Church
W. GC. Workman Post No. 323
G. A. RB
Issiah B. Case
S. V.C
A. Stone
Thomas . Magness
E. D. Baker
Q. M
J. B. Bassett
N. H. Bassett
George Tidrich
O. G
D. Baker
Daj
T. J. Platt
T. F. Magusas
G. A. Ro
W.R
G. A. R. Post
Santa Claus
Mom
Literary Society
Jimny Kiener
Rebekah
Frank Harmond
Alex. Lesley
Steubenville
Ralph Wyrick
Scio
P. A. Hawkins
Mayesville
M. B. Shurch
Lew Baker
C. K. Watson
Ben Baker
Air
Ed. Doney
Coshocton
Local Institute Highlights and Community News 1804
The report covers institute talks by Rev. Charles Rhoads and Dr. Morris at the Baptist church as well as Miss Grace Vendersons paper on securing class activity. It notes socials, a box social, lectures by Rev. J B Rogers and Rev Sevell, a Chaplain Band, and growing programs from the Christian Endeavor Society. It mentions local marriages, school progress, and plans for a railroad and stone quarry work starting June 1805.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Charles Rhoads
KE. B. Seuter
Mortis
Abeoors
Dobu Whittewore
A. Marshall
Morris
Grace Venderson
Natitute
Mirands
Leavengood
Emine Ivhic
Northfield
Miranda Love
Christian Endeavor Society
Direstor
George Chapman
Mesars
Frank and
Seldon Pew
Grant Holdsworth
Oscar I. Bilion
E.W. Coper
J. Lint
Billie Gooper
Jos D. Norten
T. J. Christopher
J. B. Rogers
Zanesville
America
de. Sevvel
Wooster University
Lipwerih
Township
Minnie Sheets
New Bedford
W. W. Beahtoland
Erastus Boyd
Canal Lewisville
Reverend Wells to Begin Series of Meetings at MF Church
In Whitelees Plain, Rev W L Wells plans a January 1 revival at the MF church. The community reports various visits and social events, including Mrs I W Culbertson with daughter, Miss Nena Haver visiting, and Miss Lizzie Lutz in Conesville. The Literary Society formed recently held its first meeting, and officers were elected, with plans for Christmas activities and a school program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wells
Whurch
James Wolfe
Yacatius
Evansburg
Robert Anderson
I. W. Culbertson
RR. Honesey
Eirza Crater
Jy Loleta
Simu- Tet
Charles Senft
Chicago
McMichael
OC. C. McMichael
Ottawa
Walker Bluff
Literary Society
John S. Hitler
Libbie Mreeze
Muaggie Guinile
Willis
S. W. Willis
Jane Ivacy Dah
Christmas Social and Lodge Officers at Cooper
In Cooper near Warsaw several local residents enjoyed a merry holiday season with visits from Miss Lula Cox and others. The Knights of Pythias elected new officers last Friday night and plan an oyster supper for members and families on New Year’s Eve at Cooper’s hall. The program features "Rox and Cox" and The Rough Diamond on Thursday night December 27 with admission ten cents.
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Daugherty
Warsaw
Lula Cox
Trinway
Jack Evans
Kinsey
Conesville
Winn Wright
K. of
P. Jerlge
C. C
Ch de Bangholan
Doh A
Fhlethery Prat
la. Laink
M.A
Cornell
PL Perkins
Harvey Howell
Troster
James Bell
Rox and Cox
Cooper's
Local Holiday Events and Notices Face Windset
WAKATOMIRA society plans holiday entertainment by Cooperdate Literary Society with a Christmas tree on Christmas Eve. Mrs. Vina Wriplit hosts a young folks gathering. Richard Winter returns from State Hospital after nine months. Farm sale proceeds reach 1525 dollars for Joseph T Marhougl’s 85 acre property. Mrs. Mary Hinner of Coshocton visits relatives. church services and Chestnut Ridge singing scheduled.
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Cooperdate Literary Society
J. Z. Cubhson
Blooming Grove
Mise Vina Wriplit
Richard Winter
State Hospital
Agcair
Tradie- L Ry
W. McConnell
Samantha Masten
Isedler
Amerry
Joseph Tmarhougl
Shen Korn
Peter Fisher
Mary Hinner
Coshocton
Chestnut Ridge
Social event marks Marshall residence 171st birthday and 20th anniversary
The elegant new Marshall home hosted a large, lively gathering of over a hundred young guests for Will II Marshall's 171st birthday and the couple's 20th wedding anniversary. Dr W. S. Dean presented gifts while a rich supper and music filled the evening. many visitors expressed best wishes for future celebrations. Nearby notices mention sermons, church events, and weekly visits across several towns.
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Syrone
A. M. Marshall
Mr. Marshall
Will
Christmas entertainment at Chastian chapel announced
Willow Brook residents are invited to a Christmas entertainvein at the Chastian chapel on Christmas avenue. Commissioners were in the area on business this week. Mr. F E Whittemore was in Coshocton last Saturday on business. The two year old child of Mr and Mrs Moses Larr died last Sunday and was interred at the Christian cemetery.
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GC. W. Shannon
Keene
Blm. Hagelbarger
Akron
Ohio
Annetta Finley
Rev. Hyde
Spring Mountain
George Weatherwax
Blisstiai
Birs
Thos, Snow
Danville
WH. Magelbarger
Mattie Winslow
Coxboeton
C.D. Randolph
Rascoe
Sunilmy
Jd. EF. Tredway
Messrs
H. D. Smith
T. C. Rameey
Colorado
Thorday
Michael Fox
Kumar Williamson
Dora Fox
Tor
Hirle
Millersburg
Eugene Henderson
Ada Elliott
Emma Mullet
Clarks
Institute
James Davis, Jr
Anne Davis
Ira Pox
Minnieskillman
Keete
Emily Carr
Joseph Fox
Corrocton
Oullou
Q County
Alace
Aswell
David Arnbid
Saturd Ag
Wemlerson
Mangherman
Baltic Lusk
Fanina Craig
Dr. Preck
Wineshug
Mins Craig
Giles
New London
Elder
Chas. Karr
Seio
Selon
Killback Grown Stone Co
George
John Aullman
B&o
Bloomfield
Presbyterian Church
Kris Kingin
Milton Wray
Cora Leighninger
RE. Bernice
Lidis Shoemaker
Newcomerstown
Nena Haver
Auns Calhoun
Newcowerstown
Frank Daugherty
Dewnson
James Havers
A. W. Sergeant
Lillie Wilbon
Hickory Plat
Center Valley
Arnold Mabcock
Charles Newanu
Trumps
Franklin
Ehuer Hutchinson
Guernsey County
John Mowler’s
Lizzie
Anna Lutz
George Lutz
Conesville
Nellie Barcroft
Coshocton
Lanis Baker
Plainfield
Albert Fowler
Notli
Tas
Belmont County
Tyson
Hiram Fowler
Linton Township
Charles Scanlen
Dotuison, O
Jobe Llutley
Lytle
Denninon
Clarence Arontialt
Frank Arontwtt
Clarence Aronttt
Malinda Minick
W. A. Fowler
John Chubb
Coshogton
Peter Yearong
Frionia
David Gainertfielder
Shary
Nike Dower
Iliuek
Adat Miller
Lik Aunepuugl
Bertie
Della Heaton
Sprig Mountain
Chastian Chapel
Christmas Ave
Eversbady
F. E. Whittemore
Moses Larr
The Steele Trial and Central Ohio Crime News
Dee Steele testified in his own defense denying any knowledge of bank irregularities at Matheville. The case covered car thefts and burglaries near Lake Shore lines, with suspects James Mercick, William Thornton, and John Green charged. State pardons were granted for Allen McGhee, and pensions paid to 104000 recipients totaling 4 million dollars.
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Steele
Cleveland
Dee
Horace Steele
Matheville
Stind
Paige
Dale
Eddy
Painesville
Banc
Faihas
Yong Lu Cleveland
Dee Mwe
Lake Shore
Wader
James Mercick
Willam Thornton
John Green
Thornton
Green
Noton Corevwnus
McKinley
Allen McGhee
Seiota County
Harry Miner
Board of Pardons
McClive
Frank A. Wright
Huron County
McWinley
Columbus Chair Company
Bank shooting tragedy shocks city with quadruple attempted killings
Remittance clerk Tolin Mantington shoots and wounds N. Jayden and Cromwell in a Citizens' State Bank, then kills himself. The spree leaves three wounded, a two‑inch close miss, and a fatal flight from Grand hotel as investigators trace a $400 bank shortage and a split claim of about $100 borrowed money.
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Buns
Lost Lily
Citiven
Hiis Pinter Aui
Savas
Xulea
Lio
Tnstantly
Slantington
Cromwell
Fred
Tuntington
Justus
MoeCraa
Bott
Bank Wien
Gemme Uietingten
Hurntingrhen
Cowl
No-To-Bac Quit Tobacco Help Ad From The Starling Remedy Co
An old advertisement promotes No-To-Bac tobacco cessation with promises of relief from cold symptoms and headaches. The copy urges readers to quit tobacco and contact The Starling Remedy Co for a mail order offer, claiming low cost and guaranteed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore
Starling Remedy Co
Tedians
Mimeral Springs
Bam
Notion to Taxpayers Annual Call at The Age Office
Local notice urges taxpayers to visit The Age office in Coshocton Ohio to settle taxes and explains a bulk subscription offer. The Age Tribune and Farmer bundles priced at 2.25 with savings of 1.25, or pair discounts of 1.75 for The Age and Tribune, 2.00 for The Age and Farmer, or 2.25 for all three. Orders to The Age Coshocton.
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Argatl
Tribune
New York ‘Tribune
Age
Tribune and Farmer
Addreaa
Coshocton
Aez
N. Y. Tribune
Advanm
Ohio
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A. L. Fouts
I. J. Phau
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Yarnell
Mary Powell
Andrew Miller
Walters
Frank Powell
Pope
H. A. Sicker
Misraa Denmle Beall
Emma Finly
Fannie McGuire
Nettie Beall
Anon Pratt
Gertie Chamberlain
Anna Rassel
Tom Carroll
Ross Reed
George Shaw
Clare Finlay
Harry Culbertson
Howard Ross
Perry Cockran
Jason Wolf
M. E. Church
Redard’s Hall
Christ- Jana
Clalk
Chalpants
Frank Gibson
James Woll
ST. Price
Roscoe
Rachael Smith
Coshacton
John Gilmors
Wakatomika
Emma Noland
Granville
Fred McConnell
Delaware
BACON
Olwange
George Reppart
Rehuives
Cadiz
J. J. Richmond
Sneak
Isaac Norris
Fred Nevis
John Nelson
Cotamfiins
Seth Daugherty
Horace Davis
C. A. Vaneausen
Coopemrdalar
Wakatomira
Ker
Rt. Wyrick
Sale
Will Brech
Betheny M. Ie
Ida Seuter
Willow Brook
Solomon Lipp
Adams
West Lafayette
R. B. Bainter
Dr. L. Long
C. F. Meek
Adame Nils
A. L. V. Dozer
Philadelphia
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Wiggits
Cambridge
Lew Minise
Mon Shannon
Helle
Josie Leursree
Mias Uattie Boyd
Cora Curnahan
Perry Dunnevan
Virginia
Steve Davis
Frialide
Jan. Wolfe
Fransburg
Rall
Andirsor
S. A. Stowe
West
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Todie Shoemaker
Nuncuiperstown
Leonn
Calumbus
Portsmouth
Wheeling
W. Va
NEW Princeton
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Fone
Hale
Franklin County
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Our Village
George Coxhen
Vernon
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Cinernaey
Calierra
Ohio State News
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Loledo
Lucy M. Cricher
Roswell B. Messenger
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United Ming Workers
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Rob Robinson
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J.M. Compton
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