Community Notes from Avondale and Nearby
Avondale area residents and visitors are listed with brief travel and visit details. Names include William Zink ep, Alonzo Lockard, Rev. Kestle, W. A. Park, Miss Sade McCullough, Mr. and Mrs. Moffet, G. J. Part, J. B. Fisher, J. BR. Fisher, Mont Henderson, Edward Smith, Cora Phillipaum, L. M. Barrack, George Geese, Rev. A. McCullough, Homer Turner, A. Tarmer, and more. Local revivals, visits, property sales, and community events are noted amid ongoing protracted meetings and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coshucton
George Geese
A. McCullough
Baltic
Homer Turner
Keene
A. Tarmer
Larke Winklepiech
Bloomington
Wihs
Cora Schumaker
A.E. Moyer
Winesberg
Pauline Suntheimer
Renwick Boyd
Inc
Youngstown
James Lindes
West Cafayette
Calvin Durbin
Charles Giver
Cosbocten
Elisha
James T. Lothard
Mary C. Murphy
East Main Street
Ahie Ronebarzer
Wallace
Dr. Yarnell
West Lafayette
Dr. Criswell
Plainfield
Canton
Revival meetings and town notices at Union and nearby areas
Community updates relay revival services at the Union with attendance noted. Residents and visitors like Mrs. George Trooper and Nora Wirefei visit and talk of overpaid permanents. Local events include auctions, sales, and social visits, with multiple townspeople attending church, markets, and gatherings amid health concerns and smallpox watch.
Local notes from Keene and Coshocton area updates
The Keene area reports a string of moves and health notes including Jap 31 Haney Bibie in Ucshoctun work at Keagy and Lear shop and Mrs John Wheatcrafe ill. Abraham Kimberiey to move to Coushocton this spring. George Murry relocating his saw mill to Henry Crawford’s farm near Ruscoe. Frank Zeal moving saws to C L Denman’s farm for willow plastering lath for a Denman dwelling in Coshocton. Louis Myers of Canton bridge company visiting CLO on business. P B Bible in frail health with age. Eva Clark, daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Burd, born yet ill. Jeanie Williams improving after illness. A. D. Miller’s fiftieth anniversary celebration with a large gathering and dinner. In Keene, death of Harrison Beauty Ly Like noted. Endsley family news and Farmers Telephone Co. work. Protracted meeting at Prestatering church. youth activities and a social at Mr and Mrs Ohe 1 ry’s home. Charles Turner visited his mother Mrs Lydia Tarnin. Ora Ling mentioned.
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Bersaceues
Haney Bibie
Ucshoctun
Keagy & Lear
John Wheatcrafe
Abraham Kimberiey
Coushoctun
George Murry
Denman Darur
Henry Crawford
Ruscoe
Quill Lowery
L .N. ‘Turner
Frank Zeal
C.L. Denman
Jeanie Williams
A. D. Miller
Miller
Keene
Phonias
Hugh Endsley
Paulding County
Scott Endsley
Ross Karr
T. K.pinlay
Elmer Endsley
Keene Waday
Farmers” Telephone Company
Ohe
Chestnu
Charles Turner
Lydia Tarnin
Canal Lewi
Ora Ling
Miners debate run of mine restrictions in joint scale talks
In Indianapolis January 31 miners vote to remove binding restrictions on the joint scale committee meeting with operators. Ohio and Pennsylvania open to a secret screen compromise while Indiana and Illinois push for abolition of screens as price pressures loom. Talks at Denison span two hours with warning that run of mine terms may be sidelined until a broader agreement.
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Indianapolis
Prayers of Swift and friends amid Stella's illness
Grief over Stella's illness frames Swift's prayers and letters as he vows mercy and guidance. The piece contrasts his tone with Stevenson's, noting shared religious dependence and the impact of death on both writers. A separate item reports Rev. Kirk and wife in Eagle Alaska urging temperance during a winter mission.
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Swift
Johnscon
Stevenson
Stella
Lav
Jesus Ubrist
Saxwur
Ledeemer
Steverson
Vailima
Cam Jehnsen
Dubia
Wen Stevenson
Am Alysia
Eagle
Soll
Alaska
Janse WL. Kirk
Livsbores Presbxtert
Tie Town
Kirk
Eagies
Brian
Story Teller Erene Feessom Dies in Fistia Wa
Erene Feessom, a renowned yet illiterate storyteller, died in Fistia Wa after a life spent reciting verse and legends. She visited St Petersburg and frequented palaces, sharing tales and lore with royalty, and spoke of a distant homeland never fully reached.
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Erene Feessom
Wantes Jusd
Fistia
St Petersburg
Ionus
Rare 073 Bible Found By Venetian Archive
A rare 073 Bible, printed in Rome in 1401 1472, surfaced in Venice archives via the Olschki discovery. The copy, once owned by a patrician Venice family, was found among their archives and connected to Don Pietro Massimo’s house. An unnamed commentator notes odd details about a traveler and a misdirected chase.
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Rone
Don Pietro Massimo
Venice
Olschki
New York
Hei
Mississippi River Steamboat Life Described by Ainslee's
Ainslee's Magazine portrays Mississippi steamboat travel from St Paul to New Orleans in vivid detail. It contrasts boat life with hotels, noting comfortable staterooms, running water, and daily new river views while crews haul varied cargo and passengers mingle with bustling levee commerce and bustling darkies with strong language reflecting era attitudes.
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Reaint Iuciderm
Mississippi River
Kreuseen
Lakeside
Hetel
Degre
Memphis
Tere
Mississippi
Cmeinan Bar
Ainslee
Sory
Rhodes In the Right Place at London Meeting
At a London meeting the chairman urged passing a vote of sympathy with Mr. Cecil Rhodes. The Westminster Gazette notes Rhodes would find the resolution acceptable given his current position. A shareholder loudly declared Rhodes is the right man in the right.
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Rhodes
London
Cecil Rhodes
Westminster
Azette
Afr
Cape Nome Miner Talks Describing Ainsia Gold District
Willem Henderson, returning mining expert to Butte Mon, describes Cape Nome as one of the world’s richest gold districts. He cites high wages, steep living costs, and finds coarser gold near shore with pay streaks extending along the beach.
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Willem Henderson
Ainsia
William Tienderson
Butte Mon
Cape Nome
Mr. Henderson
St Louis
Globe-Democrat
Anvil
Glacier
Snow
Buster
Dexter
Te Creek
Cape York
Cape Prince of Walex
Cape Some
A Pairing Epitaph and a Witty Exchange
A fragment from Chilvers Coton churchyard features a puzzling epitaph for Ann wife of Vira Till with dates and ages misrecorded, while New York Weekly notes a humor piece about a wife claiming her husband calls her an angel though not meaning it.
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Brainie
New York Weekly
Chilvers Coton
England
Ann
Vira Till
Terrier
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