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Newspaper

Coshocton Age

Location

Coshocton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1903

Page

8

News of Coshocton County highlights and visits

A crowded weekend of travel and social visits across Coshocton County includes J H Scholler in Newark and Prof N S McClure in Walhending for county examiner meetings. Local residents Blanche Caener and Essie Moore socialized, Royal Bennett joined Indianapolis street railway, and many others hosted or visited kin and friends amid church meetings and club gatherings.

J. H. Scholler Newark N. S. McClure Walhending Blanche Caener Dresden Essie Moore Ralph Caillison East Union M. H. Pigman W. A. White Coshocton Royal Bennett Street Railway Company of Indianapolis Iva Roney Lala Laughlin Wargaw Presbyterian Church Galbreath Bell, O Lisla Graham Frazersburg RF D Mag‘gie Hobinson Twentieth Century Club Estella Hughes Fern Chaney Wilmer Cochran Trinway J.T. Edwards Luther Cochran Daniel Crouch Wayland Ashcraft Johnson Crouch Mt Vernon

Protracted meetings and local notices in New Concord area

Miss Kate Rearling and visiting relatives from Plainfield. families and towns mentioned from Zanesville to Madison and Bogan counties plan travel in early February. Smallpox cases, pneumonia risks, and quarantines noted. Local people attend protracted meetings, marriages, births, and sales of farms and livestock across Holmes and Coshocton counties.

Kate Rearling Plainfield Mary Walters Zanes Yillé Far West Bradford Zanes Ile Howard Gerry Bethel Walker House al Eshuish Keeler New Concord Fosters Place Migni J C Miller Jess Stone Linton Mills Sprague Janus Howard Hammond Coshoct J R Wilson John Prichard Nathan Hammond Sturt J Baker J P Rogs Robert Walters W Baker Coshocton J D Bradford Jennie Canden LD Stoner D Stoner

New Bedford Names and Visits Highlight Local Figures

New Bedford reports Miss Mervanna Metler staying with her aunt Miss Lizzie Metzier at Farmerstown Lydia Conkte of Oak Alley visited Sach Beatz and their family in this area.

Mervanna Metler Lizzie Metzier Farmerstown Lydia Conkte Oak Alley Sach Beatz

Avonale Deeds and Local News From Coshocton Area

Local notices report Deeds involving Solorror Deeds and Will Stem, family relocations, and a deserted homestead. A brother’s injured relative, a broken spine from a slate fall, is noted. Directors Adams and Norman attend a board meeting at the infirmary. J M Adams ferries cattle to Coshocton. Swigert family stays at Baltic. Shendan Boyd returns from Akron Rubber Works with bruised hand. Huffman and Syler transport livestock. hogs and cattle priced. Coshocton residents visit friends. C G Starker travels to Cleveland on business. WA. Daugnerts summoned by mother’s illness. Rev Pinkerton’s pupils ease. Parish activities and homebound clergy referenced. Sam Weir rents his farm to Cramblet of Lewieville. Coshocton Board of Education tangles with Dr W A Datzherty’s call home due to illness of his mother.

Andrew M. Burkholder Marshall County Indiana Jacob S. Miller Emma India Nancy Miller Jonathan Maat Susan Staybaugh S. B. Fair Lizzie Hershberger Madison County Caroline Hershberger Em. Slaubaugh Jons Troyer Madison Bogan Ammon Armbrust Gering Scott’s Bluff County Nebraska Monroe Mast Canton Aultman Jacob Hershberger Rebecca Rowe Lucinda Fender William Hochstetter Charm Walnut Creek Ben B. Beachy Joseph Butler Coshocton W. F Grassle Millersburg Feigert Bros Winesburg Daniel Miller Emma Miller Albert Lowe Amelia Luton Oron Clay County Brush Run Samuel Lowe Thomas Bell Holmes County Massillon Hospital Albertson Emanuel M Miller Panel Miller Saltillo Lewis Helman Cleveland Oro Lowe Lloyd Lowe Elmer Wengerd Dmanuel Sheneman Berlin Sutherland & Conrad Solorror Will Stem Pronert Kittmler Jacksor Belsite Adams and Norman Frias J M Adams Swigert Baltic Shendan Boyd Akron Rubber Works Hang al Huff Huffman & Syler Shinp Aiaruin Gerhart G Starker Bi -Mess Daugnerts Jo Woore Babe Pinkerton Ontano Lou Resi Wes Pani Parshal Deinel

West Lafayette Notes Local Visits and Church Events

Ottawa residents Joseph Shaw and family visit, with others from Zanesville Ada and Mansfield return home for breaks, and students from the college spend vacations with relatives. Probracion and Presbyterian church services noted along with a college social and Bible study scheduled at the MFP church.

Joseph Shaw Ottawa H Shaw Harry Platt Zanesville Nella E Reed Ada Charles Smith Sherroisville Harry Boncord Mt. Vernon Donald New Coalrland W Va West Vain Streer Mais Lennon Cushieton Monia Kikpatrick Wallam Dennison T. TT Wiggins West Ofven Ed Wiggins Massilion Sunda Arley Holderbaum Censhocton Charles Wiggins Lancaster Willian Wiggins Julia Padich Marion Otto Adams Newark H C Marquand Adamaville MFP Presbyterian Church Collere Bears Vryereen Rome Daniel Topic

Irish Ridge gathering shocks Seldon Boyd Mionday evening

A compact item notes twenty youths surprising Seldon Boyd Mionday, an Irish Ridge gathering. It also mentions dwelling plans for spring, funeral car readiness of Undertaker Deibel, and local telegraph and gas line work extending toward Coshocton. Hydro Phobia in dogs owned by Dawson Kirker and Daw son prompts precaution.

Deibel Seldon Boyd Utica Coshocton John Weigle Tunnel Hill J. Q. Dawson Timo Kirker J. R. Dawson Henry Daniels R L Donley Enoch Foster L I. Hall Patterson Citizens Quincy Dawsons

Diverse Community Notices and Local Meetings Report

A fragmentary community column notes social events at home life conversations and poems read by Mrs Besst McClain and Miss Russell. It records address changes at the railroad section led by Harry Thompson and William Underwood, property moves including the Cullison purchase, a birth, and church meetings with financial details and weather impacting attendance. Medical absences and visits are listed alongside local residents and civic roles.

Robert Browning Sarah Besst Dora McClain Page Miss Russell McClain Harry Thompson Columbus William Underwood William Dickerson Cris Marshall John Funk Cullison William Grif Ath Rev. Lewis Union Tranway Branch Chalfants

Local residents share visits and calls across towns

Miss Maggie McCarriehoof visits West Lafayette aunt Mrs John Tralliss while Amine of Trip stays with Coshocton kin. Various locals like Mr and Mrs John Mainsy host dinner, Di Wo Fowler, Hoi Miller, and Garret Bassett are noted in Columbus, Dennison, Muskingum County, and Newcomerstown circles. Numerous neighbors call on friends, attend dinners, or transact business in nearby towns.

Maggie McCarriehoof West Lafayette John Tralliss Amine Kazzie Mowler Coshocton Violet Bradford Newcomerstown John Miller Mars Craig di Wo Fowler Columbus Albert Moscoe Muskingum John Mainsy Will Tesday Garret Basset Mirable Hoi Miller Dennison Culbertson Dobu Daugherty Loclon Smith Bere Leraninger Adamsville John Stessarr Ban Wes

Local Social Notes Cover Otsego to Coshocton Visitors

Sunday visits and weekend socializing span Otsego Pleasant Valley and Coshocton with Wm Ross Dunns and Dennison relatives. A three year old dies and is laid to rest in Warner cemetery. Local church services drew crowds as Rev Irving plans continuation next week. Groundhog forecast disappoints many.

B. D. Dunler

Death of Elmer Steward shocks Bakersville

The community learned with sorrow of Elmer Steward, a prosperous farmer residing about a mile north of town, who died Tuesday night from a stroke. Funeral services were held Friday at the Lutheran church with Rev. B. M. Swan of Newcomerstown presiding. He leaves a wife and a son and is buried in the church cemetery. Various locals and neighbors, including Park Barthhey, Fred Andros, and Hawk Rutherford, were noted in the day’s notices alongside preparations for Sunday communion services at the Presbyterian church.

Presbyterian Church Park Barthhey Dennison Elmer Steward Fred Andros Rogersville Wm. Bixler Gilmore M. A. Deibel Avondale Rutherford Hawk Kansas C. Zimmerman Steward

Community Mourns Loss of Dr Lowes Brother in Columbus

The community notes the death from smallpox in Columbus of W. Lower brother of Dr Lowes. He was buried Friday afternoon as his parents reside nearby. Bereaved friends extend sincere sympathy. Samuel Gamble adds a new computing scale in his store, priced at 75 dollars, with an integrated reflector and automatic weight-to-price calculation.

Lower Lowes Columbus Samuel Gamble

Nerve Pill Remedy Praised By Worn Elder Citizen

The 84 year old resident of Coshocton Ohio testifies that Dr A W Chases Nerve Pill provides nerve steadiness, reduced shakiness, and brighter life. Sold at 5 cents a box by C H Anderson Forbes block and others. The ad notes Chase’s portrait and signature. The passage also mentions a groundhog returning to business.

Mr. R Adams Street Coshocton A. W. Chase C. B. Anderson Dr. A. W. Chase Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co Buffalo N. Re

Hotel Thief Arrest Mixup Reveals Suspect in Wheeling

William McKenna, who stole 150 dollars from the Empire hotel cash drawer, was traced to Wheeling West Virginia after a mistaken hotel call. Landlord Standen identified his voice, alerted authorities, and McKenna fled with a waitress’s ring and a winter cloak, with capture not yet reported.

William McKenna Empire Hotel Wheeling W Va Miller Mecca Standen McKenna

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