Local Coshocton County Notes and Visits
Wideawake column from Coshocton reports visits by residents and friends including Mrs. Peacock Olive Chamberlin Miss Olive Chamberlin Rev. Rice Mrs. Glover and Col. Sangster. Box social at the college raises about 25 dollars amid a light band program. Farmers Institute set for February 20 21 and council appoints Elmer Thompson as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Carnes
Coshocton
Peacock
Bert Leighninger
East Main Street
Olive Chamberlin
Newcomerstown
Jennie Wiggins
Charles Wiggins
Lancaster
M. A. McConnell
Frank Miller
Columbus
Charles Settle
Master Donald
New Cumberland
W. Va
J. L. Stecker
Bacon
H. A. Sicker
W. A. Russell
Miss Pearl
Mary Rager
Canal Lewisville
Rice
Cardington
Ohio
Wells
Donaldson
Myrtle Griffin
Wilbur Worthington
Anna Glover
Col
C. F. Sangster
Spangler Sicker
G. E. Holderbaum
New Shedford
Pete Caton
Charles Sangster
Lyons
Kansas
Elmer Thompson
D. C. Leighninger
ME Churcenes
Protracted meetings close at Rev. B. D. Jones church
The church ends its protracted meetings with three additions and finances revived. Local residents report various family visits including Mrs. Julia Miller in West Lafayette who broke her wrist after a fall on ice. Multiple moves and health issues affect residents as bridge wrecking disrupts commerce in Newcomerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. D. Jones
E. B. Huff
Julia Miller
West Lafayette
Fannie Norris
New Comerstown
Laura Porter
Mary Porter
Thayer
Josie Porter
William Squires
Ann Smith
Mary Norris
George Fenton
Lick Run
Frank Huff
Daugherty Place
Frank Vandusen
Newcomerstown
Local Resident Visits and Weekend Socials Across Counties
Mrs Amanda Murry of Zanesville visits Mr Solomon Ross. Bob Slate near Nellie calls on Sam Clark Townsend Collins. Ellis Station resident visits brother-in-law John Stanley the first of the week. F N Barnes travels to Columbus on business Thursday. Henry Brannon near Willscreek visits John Clark Thursday. Frank and Ben Uffner in Cleveland Friday. Mrs Lewis Shrigley of Conesville visits her mother Mrs Dunfee Wednesday. Miss Addie Gonder visits her father at Towell Hill. Mr and Mrs Joseph Carr spend Saturday with his parents at Roscoe. A girl born to Mr and Mrs George Widen last week. Mr and Mrs W F Johnson of Coshoc ton guests of Tom Vincent Sunday. Messrs Howard Patton and James Bookless visit Dresden Saturday evening and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Murry
Zanesville
Ohio
Solomon Ross
Bob Slate
Nellie
Sam Clark Townsend Collins
Ellis Station
John Stanley
F. N. Barnes
Columbus
Henry Brannon
Near Willscreek
John Clark
Frank
Ben Uffner
Cleveland
Lewis Shrigley
Conesville
William Dunfee
Addie Gonder
Tttowell Hill
Joseph Carr
Roscoe
George Wilden
W. F. Johnson
Coshocton
Tom Vincent
Howard Patton
James Bookless
Dresden
Revival Work At M E Church In Roscoe Sees Large Attendance
Roscoe reports strong turnout as revival services proceed with Rev. Brook assisting Rev. Huffman. News from Nebraska confirms old friend Wilson Starkey remains interested in Roscoe scenes. Gas pipe delivery near Homer Coshocton nearing completion and ditch diggers work near McCallough’s while Miss Blanche Porter visits Nashville sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Brook
Huffman
Wilson Starkey
Nebraska
Starkey
Roscoe
Homer
Coshocton
McCallough’s
Blanche Porter
Mrs. Swigert
Nashville
Ohio
Keene Local social and church notices update
Emma Kiser Margar et Crawford visit Martin home near Mound. Manuel McMichael returns from Nashville Ohio. Charles Catchell Canal Dover visits Phillips home. O T Elliott returns from Wheeling. Ladies Aid meets February 14 at 16 am. Revival meetings begin at M E church Thursday. C W Karr Charles Hoagland visit Coshocton on business. Friends visit Mrs John Wheatcraft. Cora Bechtel visits Lulu Boyd Barnes schoolhouse. Isaac Shannon spends time with Keene friends. D G Whittemore F E Whittemore in Coshocton on business. Jennie Chase calls on friends there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Kiser
Margaret Crawford
Martin
Mound
Manuel McMichael
Nashville
Ohio
Charles Catchell
Canal Dover
Wiliam Phillips
O. T. Elliott
Wheeling
Ladies Aid Society
J L. Boyd
M. E
W Karr
Charles Hoagland
Coshocton
John Wheatcraft
Cora Bechtel
Lulu Boyd
Barnes’ School House
Isaac Shannon
Keene
D. G. Whittemore
F. E. Whittemore
Coshoctin
Jennie Chase
New Bedford Notices and Local Movements
Walter Lowe to work for Adam Lowe this summer. S W Owens plans a new barn. Henry Brenley and Mabel Lautenschlager to work for Olivar Slam. Elseworth Luke of Oklahoma visited his brother D Luke here last week. Jacob Miller bought the Emanuel Miller farm and took possession. Daniel and Susan Gingerich and Hannah Swartz from Illinois visiting. Daniel Gingerich and Moses Slau baugh from Geauga county visiting friends. Edward Miller of Becks Mills will move to Tikhart county Indiana soon. Elizabeth Sheneman born Hempfield Twp West Moreland Pa 1823 10 27 departed life 1903 79 yrs left three sons three daughters sister and 20 grandchildren Interment Reformed cemetery Friday Funeral by Rev Pas tor Genesis 24 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lowe
Adam Lowe
S. W. Owens
Henry Brenley
Mabel Lautenschlager
Olivar Slam
Elseworth Luke
Oklahoma
D. Luke
Jacob Miller
Emanuel Miller
Daniel
Susan Gingerich
Hannah Swartz
Illinois
Daniel Gingerich
Moses
Avon-dale notices and local happenings in Adams township
Miss Ann Rigby visits Adams township while Mrs. William Darringer comes for her sister Miss Ida Deibel’s illness. Various locals visit, attend funerals, and attend church services. The cemetery association forms, selects trustees, and buys land. school staffing changes. coal shipments halted by bad roads. revival meetings progress with rising interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Presbyterian Church
Pinkerton
Local Notes From Bakersville and Nearby
Everett Beeks of Granville Ohio sold several sets of this work in Bakersville. Arthur Draker, long employed in the north, returns home. Zeiners from Wheeling and Lake Erie visit their mother. Miss Anna Powell of East White Eyes visits John Leech’s family. Ada Zeiner of New Philadelphia visits home friends. An old fashioned literary gathering is planned Friday evening at the school. Communion service at Presbyterian church Sunday well attended. Alex McDonald assists at Canasville undertaking on Saturday. J F Parks of Mahoning Gum Co visits home then returns to Youngstown. Miss Young of Roscoe visits Lena Daugherty Sunday. Gas pipe distribution expected to finish by Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Rigby
Adams Township
William Darringer
Plainfield
Ida Deibel
Charles Craig
Leota Grant
Wilmot
Ohio
Chris Deibel
Whi Sunthuner
Lizzie
Coshocton
John Daugherty
John Dickie
Mt. Vernon
Angil Dickie
Lafayette
Ruegesecker
Baltic
Emma
Eva Jacobs
Carrie Duncan
James Legar
Wheeling & Laks Erie
Bakersville
Everett Beeks
Imperial Reference Library
Granville
Arthur Draker
Messrs
Howard
Charles Zeiner
Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad
Anna Powell
East White Eyes
John Leech
Ada Zeiner
New Philadelphia
Roscoe
Local Notes and People in Newcomerstown Area
Nellie Hosfelt returns home from Newcomerstown with Prof Hosfelt expected home Thursday. J L Myers at New Guilford over Sunday, L M Statts on oil business near West Bedford, Mason Kissner of Coshocton finishes plastering church and school house. Mrs John Little visits Blissfield daughter. J L Moore ships coal to Toledo as mine plans advance with T W V O railway. M L Hauger relieves station agent H L Walter at Warsaw Junction. Doctors Frew and Sands attend Hagan child in critical condition. Nellie district report shows 48 students with 98.6 percent attendance. principal M W K Hosfelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Hosfelt
Newcomerstown
Prof. Hosfelt
Coshocton
John Little
Blissfield
J. L. Moore
Toledo
M. L. Hauger
H. L. Walter
Warsaw Juncion
Frew
Sands
Walhending
Joseph Hagan
E. C. Darling
Medina
Richard Barret
Nellie Special
Arthur Barret
Walter Kanuckle
Herman Haas
Everett Kissner
Earl Gamertsfelder
Lloyd Gamertsfelder
Willard Hagans
Calle Haas
Helen Haas
Bertha Haas
Ethel Gamertsfelder
Lucile Coplea
Nelile Hagans
Mary Hagans
Myrtle Kissner
Clara Kissner
Velma Kissner
Ethel Manger
Beulah Mauger
Mary Sigman
Ada Seligman
Mohawk Village Social Notes and Coal Lands Sale
The Ladies Aid dinner at the M E church IT last Wednesday raised $6.00. Mrs Jennie Freese and Mrs Gladys Freese visited, and Martin Cochran from Dayton Soldiers Home stayed with his sister Mrs Spang. J L Moore and C S Priest took options on 6900 acres of coal lands in Jefferson and Bedford townships at 75 dollars per acre, attracting Pittsburgh capitalists. Weather remains unsettled with high winds affecting hay and fodder stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Aid Society
M. E. Church
W. Berry
Jennie
Gladys Freese
Lizzie Harger
Martha Spang
Martin Cochran
Dayton Soldiers Home
Spang
J. L. Moore
C. S. Priest
Jefferson
Bedford Townships
Pittsburg
Valentine Social Planned by Ladies Aid
Newark residents visit relatives as the community notes several social calls. The Ladies Aid society schedules a valentine social for Saturday evening February 14 with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Lanning
Newark
Frank Lacy
West Lafayette
Ladies Aid Society
Charles Gibbons
Gnadenhutten
A. J. Murphy
Sherman Béck
Dennison
C.C Dawson
Minerva
Wm. Feasley
Jennie Bown
Miss Bown
Culbertson and Hum Guests Visit Local Families
Isleta notes Culbertson of Newcomers town visited his father T. W. Culbertson Saturday. J. C. Hum of Jamesville spent Sunday with his parents here, while Wilwer fa spending this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F"w Culbertson
Newcomerstown
T. W. Culbertson
J.C. Hum
Jamesville
Wilwer Fa
Local visitors and social notes from Coshocton area
Week with grandparents near Newcomerstown. Mr and Mrs Dick Shyrock and Jessie visit friends. Mrs O W Cergeant and Mrs T W Culbertson in Coshocton. Joseph Brown of Illinois a guest at Smith Brown's. Thomas Bennett and wife entertain Plainfield friends. A N Michael of Newcomerstown visits. Mrs Norah Loos Mrs John Stewart and sister Miss Hilla Simmons in Coshocton. S A Stowe attends Imperial Belt Ringers in New Comerstown. Thomas Norman of West Lafayette calls on friends. Hamilton Birney of Bowerston visits Albert Wolf and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomerstown
Dick Shyrock
Jessie
O. W. Cergeant
T. W. Culbertson
Coshocton
Joseph Brown
Ilinois
Smith Brown
Thomas Bennett
Plainfield
A. N. Michael
Norah Loos
John Stewart
Hilla Simmons
Coshoct
S. A. Stowe
Thomas Norman
West Lafayette
Hamilton Birney
Bowerston
Albert Wolf
Special Meeting Progress at West Lafayette M E Church
West Lafayette hosts a special meeting with good interest in the M E church. Dr Henthorne and Rev M F Rainsberger will assist later as about fifty members have joined Mt Zion and West Lafayette since September. Flowering plants may be forced to blossom by two day fumes two day interval and two weeks in a hothouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette
M. E. Church
Henthorne
M. F. Rainsberger
Mt. Zion
Senate defeats Crum for Charleston customs post
Senate committee reports against W D Crum colored nominee for Charleston South Carolina customs collector by 8 to 7 with two Republicans joining Democrats to oppose black officeholders in the segregated south. Also legal notice of Joseph H Askrens estate administrator appointed in Coshocton Ohio dated February 11 1903. Argentina cattle stock put at about 25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
W. D. Crum
Charleston
S. C
Gallingier
Perkins
South
Joseph H. Askrens
Coshocton County
Ohio
Martha, Askrens
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