Deaths and funerals mark year in Linton township
The county page records the funerals of Rev. J. M. Woodward and Joseph Lawray in Plainfield with services led by Rev. Orr and others. It notes Mrs. Shaffer moving to Lafayette township and burial in Linton Presbyterian cemetery, and lists 1894 interments in Plainfield cemetery including ages and dates. Farmers Institute events at Plainfield draw large crowds. residents complain of high rates and rising expenses. New births noted at Meadlay with a girl to Mr. Atmore and a boy to Mr. Megness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
Linton Township
S. ¥. Shaffer
Passain Hollow
Lafayette Township
Steubenvilly
Linton Presbyterian
Braddy
Steubenville
Edmund During
Farmers’ Institute
Plainfield
Megers
John Begg
John Gould
Alva Agee
Beve
M. BK
Pluinfeld
Boro
George Atmore
Charley Megness
Charley
Meadlay
Maskingam
Guernsey
Mary Jane Osburn
Ellen Powelson
Hmily J. Usotan
Maggie Banks
Marsh
Margaret Morrow
Phoums Alexander
Charles Baker
Joseph McCall
Robert Brownfield
Elizabeth McKee
Lucetta Wiggins
George Loom
Elizabeth McClain
Isieta dwelling ready Mrs Creter to occupy soon
Mrs Eliza Creter’s new house in Isieta is complete and she plans to move in soon. Miss Shaffer of Frazersburg was a guest. Mrs O W Sergeant was a guest at her parents last week. Mrs Hollis Graham has been sick a few days. W Politud was on the sick list. A pleasant evening at Mr T W Culbertson’s home featured music and games. Colbarison sprained his ankle recently and is laid up. Plainfield Farmers Institute was a success with attendees from several localities. Frank Waggoner attended a Coshocton horse sale. Whooping cough is spreading among inhabitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Creter
Isieta
Miss Shaffer
Frazersburg
O. W. Sergeant
Hollis Graham
W. &. Politud
T. W. Culbertson
Culbertsons
Tye Colbarison
Farmers' Institute
Plainfield
Tose
Messrs
D. S. Angle FP
Binning
McClellan
George Waggoner
Ye Scribe
Frank Waggoner
Coshocton
Mary Bule
Mt. Vernon
Monroe's
Caldwell
Shawnee
James Garret
Prazeysburg
Marcus Garrett
G. W. Walford
Franklin County
Jennie Hors
Emma Byle
Goshouton
John Newcome
Dickinson-Bell
Tyrone
Laura Smith
Newark
Pan Handle R. BR
Monroe
Ep. m
Cape Hne
Dennis
Sheppard
Zanesville
Goard
Muskingumn County
Jacob Fortune
Edger County
Mines
John McCullough
Adam Clark
Charles McCullough
Samuel Burrell
Pucklow
George A. Turner
Tommy Smith
Tommy
Praine Chapel
Law Dunes
Daniel Shaw
Bedford Township
Mianoming Grove Church
Coshooton
Lars
Lolecs
Wickens
M. P. Church
Ewisville
Shaw
Hirty Muition
Walle Bell
Gray Mille
James Akeroyd
John Gleason
Howard Slaughter
Warsaw
Walter Bales
Goudy
Benj. Haff
Prohibition Debate and Local Notices Echo New Ledford
A quiet Friday evening ends with a debate on foreign emigration resulting in unanimous affirmation. Local items note visitors from Coshocton and Morgan County, church activities, moving residents, protracted meetings, a death at 22, a burned child, and residents returning from travel with several names and places cited.
Local Avon community notes mix illness and benevolence
Mrs France Lockard wife of Wim Lockard died after a long illness. Memorial and dedicatory services were held at local churches as a rebuilt M E church nears completion. The community reports illnesses, ice harvests, a new house planned, and relief aid sent to Nebraska flood victims.
Local Notes From Adams Mills and Surrounding Towns
Adams Mills and Mt. Vernon residents share updates on visits and arrivals. Blacksmith Caldwell moves from Shawnee. Monroe’s basin ice cutting continues by Pan Handle Railroad men. Weddings, church events, and social gatherings noted along with farm moves to Edger County and Pucklow ran.
Revival services and community notes from Warsaw
In Warsaw the Methodist revival continues with evening services as the community notes reflect. The letter mourns the death of Daniel Shaw, offers sympathy to his family, and extends best wishes to Capt. and Mrs. Cashill on the birth of a baby girl. Other items report travelers’ returns, illnesses including grippe and typhoid, and local acts of charity for the typhus-stricken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate
Daniel Shaw
Joshua Karr
Tnana
Capt
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Meets in Canal Lewisville
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will gather at Miss Ella Norris's home on Saturday February 2 to discuss events. Protracted services at M F E church begin Sunday February 3. An oyster supper is planned in Philo hall Saturday evening with proceeds benefiting the high school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Ella Norris
Local Village Notes and Social Events Report
The column chronicles a week of village activities including a birthday celebration for Mrs. Wickens, literary exercises, and visits by the M. P. church president. It notes young people skating to Warsaw, school plans, and various residents’ comings and goings. A Golden Wedding for Fred and Mrs Stockum is celebrated with a large turnout and gifts.
Mohawk Vildage Urges Canal Improvement Support
In Cosheaton and county residents rally for Ohio canal widening to a ship canal. Local leaders call for a Board of Trade to mobilize action and honor Nebraska relief efforts amid widespread hunger concerns. A new baby joins J. H. Turper family as Harpers note health and family milestones.
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Ohio Canal
Cosheaton
Nebraska
Iurper
Neyra
Saya Papa
Protracted Meeting to Begin Sunday at Slufork
Rev Mohn started a series of meetings at Union last Sunday. A child died from membranous croup and was buried in Branch cemetery after funeral on Monday. Robinson reported a butter theft of about ten pounds from his cellar last Sunday night. A newborn son arrived for Mr and Mrs A A Phillips. The sick in the area are many and the roads are icy making travel difficult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohn
Union
Truffinmn
Branch
Robinson
A. A. Phillips
Social News From Warsaw and Nearby Towns
Local residents visit friends in Warsaw Kuiox county hosts several visitors with prolonged stays. A wedding at a bride's home unites Howard Dickerson and Miss Bertie Bell on Journey 27 with Rev Long officiating. Protracted meeting continues at Branch Church and Mrs Passmore remains ill. A child funeral is held in Branch Cemetery with mourners from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Dickerson
Washington Township
Bertie Bell
Long
Charles Dickerison
Clara Wright
Ty. E. Passmore
Bla Huffman
Branch
Sosers
J.P
J. M. Brier
Plainfield
Chastnot Hinge Brightens Small Town News
Whooping cough affects local youths as Henay Lawrence, son of Will, suffers severe fever. Roy Gathris and wife visit from Cosneton to see relatives, answering a mock question in the AGE. Quarterly meeting set for Killort’s chapel Sunday February old with Rev Maoghiman leading revival meetings. community invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henay
Will Lawrance
Roy Gathris
Coshneton
Bethleham
Killort
Maoghiman
Protracted Meeting In Lafayette Area Notable
Lafayette and Newcomerstown correspondents report a three week protracted meeting at the M BA church ending with two accessesions. Rev Vurapp of Toronto assists Rev Wells at the M P church while lectures by Rav Cowan D D of Pittsburgh draw interest. A social gathering at Mr and Mrs John Kirk’s home features several local young people and an aged citizen recovering from paralysis. Health notes include Mrs Huff’s surprise birthday party and H W McConnell recovering from typhoid fever. A local showing by three Germans and two Negroes drew crowds, with farming plans for a nearby Farmers Institute and rumors of another wedding in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set Lafayette
Rachel Mackinness
Newcomore
Lemoine Wells
M. BE
Baptist Jehurch
Vurapp
Toronto
Welle
M. P
Rav. Cowan
D. D
Pittaburg
Amer
Rhoda Boyd
West Lafayette
G. W. Crouch
Keane
Will Compton
H. W. McConnell
Fraveystarg
Miss Wise
Embezzler George E St John Commits Suicide After Guilty Verdict
The Ohio case reports George E St John found guilty of embezzlement after a long overnight jury deliberation. He was jailed for sentencing when he fatally shot himself, reportedly with a concealed weapon. He left a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Crixton
George E. St. John
Common Pleas
St. John
Men’s Suits and Pants Value Sale At Low Prices
Bargain offer highlights 500 men's suits priced around $2.48 and $7.50, with pants as low as 74e and 1.25, 1.98, and 240 cited. Emphasizes strong value, quality construction, and premium finish, urging shoppers to consider the unbeatable deals.
Alliance Pants Company Offers Low Prices on Children and Men’s Wear
An old time catalog style ad from Alliance Ohio touts suits and overcoats for men boys and children at deep discounts. It promises best value in the world and a money back guarantee while urging readers to join a money saving opportunity and visit the store for cheap prices on fur and peckwear.
Great Slaughter Sale of Fine Clothing in Gshecten Ohio
Merchandise advertised at Cor 3d and Main Streets in the E McDonald Block offers a wide selection of refined garments. Shoppers are invited to visit the Gshecten store for discounted coats suits and dress goods during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor
Main Sts
E. McDonald Block
Gshecten
Ohio
Wage Scale Rejected by Amalgamated in Youxastown
In Youxastown on January 30 the Amalgamated association voted almost unanimously to reject iron manufacturers proposal to start a new scale based on a three dollar per ton rate for puddling. Workers fear the plan would drive down wages across U S mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youxasttown
Simoat
United States
Coshocton Market Ad Promotes Grain and Newspaper Bundles
An old Coshocton market notice advertises grain prices and flour per sack with discounts, then promotes a clubbing subscription offer combining the Times Act Tribune and Ohio Farmer. It lists bundled prices and savings to attract advance subscriptions, urging orders to Tax Age in Coshocton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiarnay, Dumoss & Co
Lughel
Barre
Tribune
Farmer
New York Tribune
Ohio
Coshocton
Farm for Sale Near Chili With Timber and Orchard
One hundred sixty acres upland twenty four miles southwest of Chili. Heirs of James McCaskey own it. Thirty acres timber, balance tillable. Improvements include a five room brick home a first class barn and a good orchard. For price and terms inquire of Wu Carhanan Coshesion O 1.28.4. Newspapredlctive.
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Chili
James McCaskey
Carnahan
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