Community Notes From Kesse and Coshocton District
A: Feb 6 Reading through village socials and visits. Nearby residents Miss Mary Stiner and Miss Laura Catshall travel to Cleveland and Coshocton for short stays. Church services began midweek while numerous residents hosted gatherings such as a birthday tribute to Lottie Hamilton and a large town hall reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. A. McMichael. Several candidates for census enumerator named. A farmers institute drew speakers from Coshocton and local groups.
Local Notes and Visits Across Union Area
Mrs Dean returns after two weeks with daughter near West Carlisle. Rev. Lewis closes Union meetings with 34 accessions. Roe Finnell and wife visit friends near here from Roscoe. Leander Hains to build a spring dwelling. Prego and McCluggage improving. Mrs G L Smith seriously ill. Maud Johnson out again. Clyde Johnson ill. Ogle, Wolford from Coshocton visit. Lizzie Latz entertains guests from Coshocton and Springfield. Rebecca Hallisy visits Newark, father John Sicker ill. Locals packing in neighborhood last week. Claude Tyson moves to reside with brother Oscar and works at Morgan Ran. John Baker and wife of Plainfield visit Way.
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Clyde
Alvert Ogle
Wilber Wolford
Coshocton
Bacox
Lizzie Latz
Lucy Clark
Frances Bordenkircher
Coshucton
Henry Harnish
Springfield
Rebecca Hallisy
Newark
John Sicker
Claude Tyson
Isuermsey County
Oscar
Local society notes from Roscoe area history
A series of brief society items from Roscoe recount visits and entertainments at homes and churches. Mrs Brunk Hasbun hosted the Parliament club, protracted meetings closed at the local church, and residents like Mr. and Mrs. Lesart and Miss Marx were visiting relatives. The Empire flour mill shut down after a machinery break, revival work continued at the M P church, and tributes were paid after the death of Mrs Mary Compton a longtime church member.
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Roscoe
Empire
Peter Dreshel
Cottage Springs
Iowa
Margaret Schort
Styves
Frank Martin
Palmer
Roscoe Woman's Club
Lewis Schott
M. P. Church
Stockdale
Beah Fetilley
Thomas Retilley Jr
South Main Street
Mary Compton
Jis
Joes
Lang
M.el Church
Local Notes Include Rabies Dog Incident and Community Moves
Rudolph Rine killed a potentially rabid dog found frothing in the woods near Austin Rich lard works. Josiah Ridenbaugh spends days with friends in Chestnut Ridge. G G Neldon repairs the Ridenbaugh farm house in preparation to occupy next month. Bins G W Clark to Zanesville for a sister’s letter. Mrs Host ill with paralysis. Warren Wiggins recovering from rheumatism and back on the street.
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New Grittora
Rudolph
Rine
Austin Rich Lard
Sone
Josiah Ridenbaugh
Chestnut Ridge
Spens
G. G. Ne
Zanesville
Warren Wiggins
Local Notes from Mound area events and visits
A summary of residents attending the Farmers Institute in Keene includes R A McAran from Ada Michigan returning home. Miss Clemma Guthrie visits relatives in Ada Michigan. Miss Iva Bower visits Keene friends. James Beall of Clark was here Saturday. J C Lower entertained friends Saturday evening. A Lower spent weekend in Baltic. G W Beaird went to Scanesville Saturday. J M Patterson was in Coshocton Tuesday. A pie social is planned at Rock Valley Saturday.
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Farmers’ Institute
Keene
R. A. McAran
Ada
Mich
Clemma Guthrie
Iva Bower
James Beall
Clark
J.C. Lower
A. Lower
Baltic
G. W. Beaird
Scanesville
J.M. Patterson
Coshoctonn
Rock Valley
Adams Mills Social Notes and Upcoming Tax Social
Adams Mills residents report family visits and travel notes. Mrs James Tilton and children visit Isleta. Tayes Jewell returns from New Martinsville. Miss Josie Harriman visits Zanesville friends. Mrs Kooff and Edward from Dresden visit. H R Ramsey attended business in Zanesville. Village Improvement Society to host Feb 22 entertainment at the town hall. John Poorman and children visit from Trinrey. Tax social planned at Plains schoolhouse next Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Mills
James Tilton
Isleta
Tiayes Jewell
New Martinsville
W. Va
Josie Harriman
Zanesville
Chestnute Ridge Notes and Local Moves
Preaching services at Elliott's chapel next Sunday at 2 30 p m. A number from here attended the Institute at Keene. Clayton Metzler of Beck's Mills has been the guest of friends here. A Finlay was in Coshocton on Saturday. Ed Hedington spent a few days last week in Holmes county. Robert Henderson buys property in Roscoe and will move with his family soon.
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Cresesutt
Canal Lewisville Social Remarks and Institute Attendance
Canal Lewisville notes indicate Mr and Mrs Wafford entertained friends at supper on a Tuesday. The Farmers Institute drew local attendees. Miss Cora Carmahan visits Cleveland. Miss Minnie Tompkins returns from West Lafayette. Mrs Gee Hull Miss Fannie Belse and Rev and Mrs Strete attended the Ladies Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Payne's.
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Canal
Lewisville
Wai.ford
Farmers’ Institute
Cora Carmahan
Cleveland
Minnie Tompkins
West
Lafayette
Gee, Hull
Fannie Belse
Coshocton
Strete
Roscoe
Ladies Foreign Missionary Society
Wm. Payne
Local Notes From Bisset Area
Feb 7 to 9 local visitors include E L Miller of Massillon on business. John Myers and Kenton Stanton moved their timber to Henry Schunower’s near Pleasant Hill. Miss Della Bowers ill. Williamson child with lung fever treated by Dr Stone of Killbuck. Ritter and Sieg seen buying timber. reports on white wheat logs. Bertha McWeat visiting near Orville. M A Van Kanel noted last Wednesday.
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George Kooch
Sient
M.A. van Kanel
Ritter & Sieg
Layland
Oyster Supper Planned by Grangers in Orange Hall
February 6 The Grangers announce an oyster supper at their hall for Saturday evening February 10. Local residents were entertained by Mrs. Lee Hall last Thursday as part of village social events. Notable visits include Thomas West and Benjamin Hall in Coshocton, Miss Mary Davis of Powell visiting Orange, and WW M Richmond and son Porter of Newcomerstown visiting J E Richmond. John Nelson and son Clarence of Columbus visit his parents. Alfred Huff and Mrs Howell of Everalls visited Mr and Mrs TH Cutshall. Mrs Cutshall remains in feeble health.
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AvoxpaLe
Milo Boyd
Prazeysburg
Mary Stiner
Cleveland
Pridar
Jake Stiner
Laura Catshall
Coshocton
Bessie Gephart
Newcomers Town
Tf. G. Moore
Myrtle
James
Bakersville
Lille Boyd
John Rinehart
Lenrz
Citizens Telephone Company
Thomas - Hamilton
Bonzo Lockard
Wellington Powell
EsLahm
Alex TF. Boyd
Charles Maurer
John E. Thomas
Kesse
AL McMichael
W. A. McMichael
Helen Wilson
Thomas Shannon
Etta Foster
H. Beall
J. D. Cooper
John Adams
Nettie
Fannie Dinsmore
Cora
Nora
Boyd
Farmers’ Institute
John Biggs
Todd
Dr. Foster
Joseph Love
MM. B. Endsley
J. A. Finley
E. MM. Norman
Institute
Sundar
OranGe
Lee Hall
Thomas West
Benjamin Hall
Mary Davis
Powell
WW. M.richmond
Porter
Newconerstown
J. E. Richmond
John Nelson
Clarence
Columbes
Alfred Huff
Howell
Everalls
Thas. Cutshall
Cutshall
Williams Lecture Draws Notice in Cooperdale
H. G. Williams delivered a Helen Keller talk to a successful audience at Cooperdale. G. W. Coover hosted Williams during his visit. P. Perkins missed a poster event last week. J. L. Hamilton returned home for the weekend. Wm. Trego shows slow improvement. Miss Pearl Ogle, long at West Bedford High, suffers pneumonia. H. M. Shuet visited J. L. Bickerson last Friday. W. H. Daugherty spent the weekend with his mother. Rev. D. L. Edwards was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Bickerson
W. H. Daugherty
Rev
D. L. Edwards
Charley Robinson and Harrison Randles to Start for Illinois
Broosaxe Grove February reports Charley Robinson and Harrison Randles plan to travel this month to Illinois for a summer in the state. Sen James Clark J D Price James and Alonzo Robinson coordinate a saw log set and live within a mile of each other. John McCullough of Crooked Raw visited Lewis Maston last Thursday. Alonzo Robinson is ill. Prof Price of Roscoe visited last Friday. Dr Carr and Dr Heavel drew a half gallon of pus from the leg of the correspondent. D Mason plans to build a new dwelling this spring.
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Broosaxe Grove
Charley Robinson
Harrison
Randles
Illinois
Stu Ag
James Clark
J. D- Price
James
Alonzo Robinson
John McCullough
Lewis Maston
John McKerns Dies in Marietta of Cancer
John McKerns who lived two miles south of West Bedford went to Marietta for cancer treatment and died there last Saturday. The remains were returned Monday and funeral services were held Tuesday at Union church Smith's Ridge. He was single and survived by one sister. Miss Ogle, a local high school student, fell gravely ill but is expected to recover.
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West Bepford
John McKerns
Marietta
Union Church
Smith’s Ridge
Ogle
Revival meeting under way at M church in Conesville
Local notes report a revival service ongoing at the M church in Conesville. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Charles Kouts. Perry Wolf now runs the meat market formerly run by H E Mary. Mrs Joe Murphy has recovered from influenza fever. Harrison Mobley remains confined with rheumatism. Mr Muney is very ill.
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Conesville
M. Church
Charles Kouts
Perry Wolf
H. E. Mary
Joe Murphy
Harrison Mobley
Muney
Feud Trial Regins In Laurel County Case
London Kentucky February 7 The trial of James Howard for the killing of George Baker of Clay county opened in Laurel County circuit court with about 40 witnesses including Bakers. Howard bonds at 5000 is said to be ill in Winchester. This marks a third trial after life sentence at first trial and hung jury at the second. New England Trip Ended Bryan Addresses Hartford Bridgeport Then York.
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London
James Howard
George Baker
Clay County
Laurel County
Winchester
Howard
New England
Bridgeport
Conn
William J. Bryan
Hartford
Bryan
York
Philippine commission to be five civilians named Taft to lead
Washington dispatches report Judge Taft of Cincinnati named as president of the new Philippine commission. Five members will serve as civilians with Mr Schurman stepping down and Denby and Worcester invited to rejoin. Admiral Dewey and General Otis will yield to civilian leadership in Manila.
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Washington
Taft
Cincinnati
Philippine Commission
Schurman
Manilla
General Otis
Aces tine Silk me and see it se e
Fragmentary OCR item notes a price line and unclear product reference. No clear names, dates, or places are readable to identify a full event or subject.
Supreme Court Salaries Defeated in Ohio Legislature
Ohio legislature debates salaries for Supreme Court judges. bill to raise pay fails 55 to 48. Rothe proposes anti desecration bill shielding flags and emblems. amendments extend protections to G A R, patriotic orders, army and navy emblems. Senate considers village fund depositories and weight of evidence in error cases. normal schools bill advances with site-appointment rules and nonpartisan requirements. Republican committee calls for state convention timing. death notices include Mr Cleveland and Morgan Jr. treasury report notes available cash balance and Paraguay issues.
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Columbus
Lawton
Ohio
Sol Mer Z. Rothe
Rothe
Griffin
Army
Supreme Court
Garrison
Brown County
Galt
Lawrence
Nicaraguan Canal Debate and Irish Nationalist Leader Elected
The item notes the Nicaraguan canal cannot pass the senate in its present form. John Redmond was elected chair man of the United Irish Nationalist party. Fifteenth editors meeting is set for New Orleans during Mardi Gras. It also mentions Major John A. Lagan and Captain E. D. Smith wounded in the Philippines.
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Baltimore
Nova
Ashland County
O Itig
Senate
John Redmond
United Irish Nationalist Party
Bridgeport
Conn
W. J. Bryan
Association of Editors
New Orleans
John A. Lagan
Youngstown
E. D.smith
Ninteenth Infantry
Philingines
James Whitcomb Riley
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