Coshocton County News Notes Local Movements and Meetings
Dr Wells, president, leaves for Westminster Maryland to address Western Maryland College students. Several alumni and students change jobs or relocate, including stenography student Bessie Snyder, Miss Helen Andrews resuming studies, and Mrs Andrews arriving to manage the boarding hall. No Y M C A meeting due to bad weather. Irving and Webster literary societies held programs. Local engagements include marriages of J Clark Smith to Marguerite Fair and Clifford Craig to Nettie Griffin. Public and estate sales announced, with residents moving to Smithville, Elkhart, and Maryland for work or sale.
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Wells
Westminister
Western Maryland College
Bessie Snyder
Ordudge Roche
Mary Ricketts
Eva Swihart
Andrews
Helen
Irving Literary Society
Messrs. Hahn and
Williams
Webster Literary Society
Mac Landsberger
Winifred Leggitt
L. E. Wolfe
C. R. Donaldson
Uhrichsville
Canton
The
William Leighninger
Grover Shurtz
Lacey Thrapp
Margaret George
Millersburg
Marguerite E. Fair
Baltic
Clifford Craig
Nettie Griffleth
Elijah Logsdon
Beck’s Mills
Lewis Mitten
Welcome
Elmer
Wengerd
Maryland
John Farrer
Weather Lots of Cold and Visitors Liven County Notes
Dense winter weather grips the area with a blizzard forecast weeks after a weather prophet. George Croy travels to Licking county for summer work with James Swigert of Hanover. Families and visitors from Canal Dover to Evansburg are noted along with drifted roads hindering work. A mad dog incident prompts a precautionary shooting.
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George Croy
Licking County
James Swigert
Hanover
Jim Latham
West Lafayette
H. E. Daniels
Coshocton Vehicle Company
Hoff
Canal Dover
James Draffin
Isleta
Rachel Davis
E. W. Geese
Mary Norris
Geo. Finton
Lick Run
Joe Smith
Guy Powell
Versa
Isaac Norris
Evansburg
Becks Mills guests join Stephen Wengerd in New Bedford
William and Wilbert Fraelick of Becks Mills and Al and Will Leaven of Bloomfield stayed with Stephen Wengerd Sunday. George McCullock sold his 107 acre farm to Stephen Miller for 6420 dollars. John E Hochstetter died after going to bed Saturday night. He is remembered with a warning about readiness for judgment. Levi M Shetler and wife of Trumbull County attended a double wedding at the home of a relative.
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William and
Wilbert Fraelick
Becks Mills
Will Leavengood
Bloomfield
Stephen Wengerd
George McCullock
Stephen Miller
Mahlon Yeder
Andrew Mast
M. I. Wengerd
Welshfield
Yoder
Huntspurg
John E. Hochstetter
God
Levi M. Shetler
Trumbull County
Charming home wedding near Walhonding
A noon February wedding at the Cassingham Herbig farm near Walhonding united Miss Glenna Reese and Mr Charlie Carpenter. Rev Meek officiated with Simon Carpenter as master of ceremonies. The couple will reside in Zook Ohio where Carpenter owns a mill.
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Cassingham-Herbig
Walhonding
Glenna Reese
John Rees
Charlie Carpenter
Zook, O
Meek
Millwood
Simon Carpenter
John Gamble
Della Bowers
Blissfield
George Garrison
New Castile
Carpenter
New Castle
Henry Strome
Eugene Laughlin
Warner Rees
Warsaw
Robert L. Boyd
Coshocton
George Fry
Lewis Rees
John Bowers
Chas. Lonsinger
Lee Lonsinger
Bluff
Johnson
Maude Ogle
John Gamgle
Walhending
Albin
Sick List Details Local Illnesses In City
Sick list reports several residents ill in this city. Leonard Vincent, a car inspector for Wheeling and Lake Erie, is seriously ill at his home. Mrs W Pocock and Miss Jina Madden also ill at home with severe illnesses. Rev. Fishers, Asbury Markiey, and L W Pocock are listed as ill at their respective homes.
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Leonard Vincent
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
W. Pocock
Gripper
South Fifth Street
Jina Madden
Chestnut Street
Rev. Fishers
Orchard Street
Asbury Markiey
Canal Lewisville
L. W. Pocock
New Industry Starts in Coshocton With Open Door Rat Trap
A new Coshocton industry, Union Manufacturing, began operations this morning in the rear of E. R. Reed's store. W. A. Smith and R. N. Kirk produce the "open door" rat trap, with wire shipment delays resolved on Saturday. The firm has booked numerous orders and expects to stay busy for many weeks.
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Coshocton
Union Manufacting Company
W. A. Smith
Mr. Smith
R. N. Kirk
E. R. Reed
Lenten Season Observed As Usual At Sacred Heart
Rev Father Synan gave Lent observance instructions at Sacred Heart church. Ash Wednesday begins the season with services at 7 30 a m and 7 p m. Each Wednesday during Lent includes instructions and services while Fridays feature the stations of the Cross.
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Father Synan
Sacred Heart Church
Park hotel host marks George Washington birthday
Landlord Ball, a descendant of George Washington, celebrated the birthday with an elaborate menu at the Park hotel. Coshocton residents joined the event as Ball’s family ties link to the Ball estate in Philadelphia are noted amid local festivities and gas line updates report progress toward June 1. Mrs Palmer Kents dies at Avondale at age 23, leaving husband and newborn son. funeral at Renner's Cemetery planned.
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Landlord Ball
Park Hotel
George Washington
Mr. Ball
Ball
Philadelphia
Washington
Coshocton
Palmer Kents
Avondale
Kents
Renner’s Cemetery
Roscoe Meth Episcopal church meetings attract interest
Meetings directed by the Rev D F Brooks at Roscoe Methodist Episcopal church draw growing attention and will continue through next Sunday with all day services. Services are at 10 am 2 pm and 7 30 pm. A second note states that Canada’s standing timber equals Europe and nearly doubles the United States.
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Roscoe
Roscoe Methodist Episcopal Church
D. F. Brooks
Canada
Europe
United States
Senatewide minority power and statehood clash in Washington
In Washington on February 23 the power of a determined minority in the Senate to block omnibus statehood moves is highlighted. Quay notes that a half dozen resolute members can stop any vote before March, while Hoar’s lighthouse bill for Diamond Shoals gains House favor and Kean’s long speech stalls the statehood bill.
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Flatt
Ames J. Cammingo
Washington
Senate
Quay
Diamond Shoals
House Committee
Hoar
Albert F. Eells
Boston
North Carolina
Atlantic
Hells
Kean
New Jersey
Cummings
Platt
New York
Ton
Ales J. Cummings
Talbert
South Carolina
House
Jasper
Provincetown
McCall
Massachusetts
Cape Cod
Cape
Massachusetts Bay
Congress
Cannon
House of Representatives
Supreme Court
Department of Justice
Department of Commerce
Capitol
George Washington A
Senator Hoar
George Washington
Chicago
Dubois
Reed Smoot
Utah
Smoot
Burrows
Michigan
Roberta
Roberts
Salt Lake City
Willian Alden Smith
Bemier Burrows
Ministers on Library
At a meeting of the Ministers association at the public library this morning resolutions were adopted urging action to save the community’s library from closure. They condemn funding amusements and seek city council action on the Carnegie proposition to preserve access to books for all residents.
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Carnegie Library
Ministers’ Association
Carnegie
Indictments Sealed in Kentucky Slaying Case
Whitesburg Kentucky February 23 Mrs James Garrett and her 17 year old daughter Pattie indicted for scalding death of Jesen L Craft after fleeing to Virginia they were captured and brought back the husband and father surrendered and is detained though believed innocent Also reports from Constantinople Washington Connellsville Derby Shelton and more record reforms demands a child death a memorial session and reservoir floods with extensive property damage and disruptions.
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Whitesburg
James Garrett
Pattie
Jesen L. Craft
Virginia
Derby
Conn
Shelton
Howe Avenue
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Promises for Children
An old patent medicine ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a sixty year remedy for teething diarrhea and pain in children. It urges shoppers to ask for the syrup at 22 25 cents per bottle amid a mix of medical claims and sales language.
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Mrs. Winslow
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