Village Notes From Lewisville Area
Miss Laura of Lewisville spent the week visiting friends. Mrs Moses Iaser and Nettie Powell Myra visited from Saturday. Nannie and Laura Balch of Lewisville are visiting here. The United Presbyterian church will hold communion January 22. District No 7 known as the swamp is without a teacher after Mr Hochenbreek resigned. Scarlet fever mumps and whooping cough have troubled the village. no deaths reported yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaser Nettie Powell
Myra
Re Daris
Sisses Nannie
Laura Balch
Lewisville
Berke and Prett
Baltic
Ithe United Presbyterian Church
Coshocton
Town Hall
Spring Mountain Notices and Social Rounds
Miss Weatherwax plans to Bloom where she will spend winter with sister Mrs. Cora Fair and attend school. Gladys Shannon visited her sister Mrs. Genige in Blissfield. Rev. Jones of Mohawk led services as Rev. Curtis assists meetings in Des Moines. Jack Right of Warsaw visited S. McNeal. Delphia Didinger at Dr. S.H. Baker’s home celebrated eighteenth birthday with a surprise. Eddie Hagalbarger and mother attended the funeral of John Hagalbarger who died of spinal meningitis en route from Cleveland to Akron. body taken to Tiverton Center for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iss Delphia Didinger
S.H. Baker
Zin Honer
L. Hagalbarger
Eddie
Ephew
John Hagalbarger
Cleveland
Akron
Tiverton Center
Revival Brethren and Local Notices From Perry Township
Ikesell died at age three in Perry township with son Jacob present. Burial followed. Revival services end at M E church with two converts. Christian church starts revival. Senator Myers back from Columbus for a few days with friends. Charles Clark reportedly won the New Castle to Sealhonding morning mail contract. plan to extend to New Guilford for two daily mails. Quarterly meeting at Goshen noted. Mr and Mrs John Wagner returned from two weeks near Yellowar in Knox county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikesell
Jacob
Perry Township
M. E. Church
Christian Church
Senator Myers
Columbus
Charles Clark
New Castle
New Guilford
Goshen
Sun Guuilrorp
Jatab. v
John Wagner
Jellowar
Kudox County
Keene Churches Schedule Services and Local Visits
XEEXE reports Fominion Services at Presbyter church January 21 and Keene Keene circuit quarterly gatherings at Clark January 2 and 23. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. W T Beall and visitors from Kings s and Roscoe attend EF church services. Lester McCormick and Lornel Reamer from Canal Lewisville were in Keene Tuesday night. Anna Carroll recovers from catarrhal fever. Young people enjoyed an event hosted by Parker and Wellie Adams last Friday. Mr and Mrs W W Bechiol visited relatives Monday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xeexe
Keene and Ark
Clark Jnuary
W. T. Beall
Kingss
Keene
J.D. Coop
Roscoe
Lester McCormick
Lornel Reamer
Canal
Canal Lewisville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
January notices from Canal Lewisville report Calv in Boyd hosting friends including E Boyd and Cutchall family members. Visitors from Denver and New Castle are mentioned along with reorganized Sunday school and Ep League leadership. Other items note Melvin Hummills healing from a broken leg, Beaird at a horse sale, and stock shipments by M Smith, with travels to Warsaw and Pittsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fal Lewisvitztr
Calvin Boyd
E. Boyd
Bower
Cutchall
Joahan
B. Ren
Wm. Bord
Ater Verne
Bessie Renfrew Vir
Charlies Ling
Asagore Starker
Denver
Vis
H.P. Raerer
New Castile
M. E
R.L. T
Charity Morris
Roscoe Notes From January Local Update
Mrs Isabel Patton suffers two serious pneumonia cases. Beil and Sykes report partnership dissolution with Betl continuing the business. Miss Nellie Henderson years with parents, plans millinery work for Rena and Lulu Compton. Fr Frank visited Andrew Karr family near Helmick. Susie Portera visiting Mr and Mrs Jay Retlley. Coshocton relatives of George Sykes family visit. M E church quarterly meeting next Saturday and Sunday with sermons by Presiding Elder Johnson. Rev English of Cleveland preached in Keene. Petition for river bridge at lower end of Main Street gaining support from large property owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosco
Isabel Patton
Beil & Sykes
Betl
Nellie Henderson
Marion
Wil
Rena
Lulu Compton
Frank
Andrew Karr
Helmick
Susie Portera
Jay Retlley
Weigle
Coshocton
George Sykes
M. E. Church
Johnson
English
Cleveland
Keene
Roscoe
Uber
J us’Ritchie
Cleveland & Akron
Karl Daugherty
Silver wedding reception in Coxysville enjoys wide guest list
The home of Mr. and Mrs. John Bown in Coxysville hosted a cheerful silver wedding celebration last Saturday. Numerous friends from Coshocton and nearby towns attended, gifting useful presents to the couple as Edna Reed visited from West Lafayette and several locals announced health improvements and changes. Clyde Wheeler lost the ends of two fingers in a fodder cutter last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxysville
Airs
John Bown
Alrs
Manon
Midway
H. E. Bown
Columbus
Wm. Donley
New Moscow
George Spicer
Zanesville
Abner
McCoy
Willow Brook
J. D
Edna Reed
West Lafayette
Frank Lacey
Alpha Oden
Harry Marquand
Adams Miles and Area Social and Visit Notes
Miss Josie Harriman leaves for a short visit in Zanesville. J Ross and his sons visit brother James in Cleveland. Miss Grace Spicer of Zanesville spends week with relatives here. James Scott attends farmers institute in Dresden. Box social Jan 20 invites all. Miss Carrie Everhart visits relatives at Franklin Station. Mrs Maud Sullivan returns from Hudson. Harry Schurtz goes to Oberlin for college. Married people host at John Kirk's last Friday. Ora Davis of Columbus visits. Vernon Wells returns to Toledo for studies. Mrs Lambert Finler of Roscoe visits. Protracted meeting ongoing at the E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addous Milts
Josie Harriman
Zanesville
J. Ross
Robert
Denny
James
Cleveland
Grace Spicer
James Scott
Farmers Institute
Dresden
Carrie Everhart
Franklin Station
Mary Bale
Emma Murphy
Strasburg
Presbyterian Church
Literary Society
Ivery
West Lafayette
Maud Sullivan
Hudson
Alian McClusky
Harry Schurtz
Oberlin
John Kirk
Ora Davis
Columbus
Vernon Wells
Toledo
Lambert Finler
Roscoe
3. E. Church
Mohawk Village Briefs Include Meeting and Revivals
Mohawk Vinlace reports a quarterly meeting at Wilson chapel with Elder Johnson in attendance. Revival services continue at Mohawk M E church led by Revs J H Smith and B D Jones. A black shepherd damaged poultry at W L Freese’s yard on January 18 but escaped harm. Miss Anna Nash planned a social with oysters and taffy at her parents’ home last Thursday, halted by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Chapel
Johnson
Anna Nash
Tyron’s Tyrone Death Buried in Branch Cemetery
Tyrones Tyrone Jan 17 a two year old son of Mr and Mrs M F T McCoy died Thursday and was buried in Branch cemetery Saturday Rev J F Strete officiating Mrs R B Crouch visited relatives in West Carlisle Saturday and Sunday Rev J F Strete conducts revival at Branch A number from this section attended Lizzie Ogle funeral at Orneta ta ing rotract meeting in progress at Pleasant Hall Baptist church conducted by Rev Clark of Warsaw Miss McCoy and Miss Norris of Mill Fork visiting W H Meek family Mrs G L Smith ill
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyrone
M. FT. McCoy
Branch Cemetery
J. F. Strete
R. B. Crouch
West Carlisle
Lizzie Ogle
Oren
Pleasant Hall
Clark
Warsaw
McCoy
Norris
Mill Fork
G. L. Smith
Local notes from Tanessa and surrounding areas
Jan 17 notices report A D Miller and family in southern Ohio bay cattle. S F Bible family, H E Millivan weakening, William House building timber project for 3000. Oscar Ogilvie from Lorain visits G L Turner. Frank Turner to erect building for Chicago Machine on Thomas McConnel lot. Lizzie Ogle obituary aged 17 with church ties. funeral led by Rev. Lewis. Lizzie leaves father, mother, 4 brothers, 5 sisters. several ill in family. Cantion funeral crowd despite bad roads. Eight new accessions reported at Union meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Miller
Ohio Bay
S. F. Bible
Leon
H. E. Millivan
William
Howard Hook
Freddie Miller
S. F. McClure
Oscar Ogilvie
Lorain
GL. NX. Turner
Frank Turner
Coshocton
Chicago Machine Company
Thomas McConnel
Park Hotel
Thomas McConnell
Samuel Elder
L. N.turner
M. R. Bible
West Virginia
Lizzie Ogle
Silasie
M. E. Church
Union
Epworth League
Canion
Lewis
Lizzie
Maud
Clyde Johnson
Dwight Johnson
Ameke
Sunay
Spelling Debate Date Change and Local Notices
The Red School spelling and debate were moved to January 20. A Rock Valley Literary program will be held January 26 near Pearl. The immigration debate asks if foreign immigration should be restricted with Ewing Snyder and Lorenz King as speakers. Fred Rice visits Pittsburg and vacationing with mother Mrs. Fred Klein. Protracted meeting starts at Kimball Church. Charles Johnson travels to Coshocton on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmi
Red School
Rock Valley School
Pearl
H. M.' Ewing
Frank Snyder
E. Lorenz
W. J. King
Fred Rice
Pittsburg
Fred Klein
Kimball Church
Charles Johnson
Coshoct
Child of Elmer Fox Dies. Buried This Weekend
A two year old child of Elmer Fox died Friday morning and was buried Saturday. Jesse Mullet was thrown from a horse on the way from church last Monday evening and is slowly improving. Albert Croskey of Big Run was here on business Saturday. Miss Cal Speck of Metham was a guest here last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Fox
Jesse Mullet
Albert Croskey
Big Run
Cal Speck
Metham
Death of Miss Eliza Ogle in West Bedford
Miss Eliza Ogle, former West Bedford high school student, died January 12 from lung fever. Tributes express sympathy from local citizens. Also noted are Frank Howlet’s injury in Coshocton, Dr. Litten buying Burney property, and town land boundary remark about 48 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Beprorzo
Eliza Ogle
Frank Howlet
Coshocton
Litten
Hamuton Burney
Blooming Grove Social Notes Featuring Local Visits
Jan 13 Mr David Callison and family of Grooked Ruo spent Sunday with J L Warrah of Antioch. Samuel Bailey and wife of Mound are visiting in this vicinity. Miss Pearl Callison called on friends in Roscoe last Friday. James Bailey and family spent last Sunday with Lee Fostner of Bowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buoomixe Grove
David Callison
Grooked
Ruo
J. L. Warrah
Antioch
Samuel Bailey
Mound
Two Visitors Touring Local settlements in Plainfield
William Loudens of Clinton County Indiana visits Plainfield after 30 years away. He spent a night with Mr Magness along with William Kring of Coshocton. Their combined ages total 231 years, 15 days. Kring returns to Coshocton after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainfield
William Loudens
Clinton County
Ind
Indiana
William Kring
Coshocton
Mr. Magness
New Safety Third Rail Demonstrated in Connecticut
A public test of the McElroy Grunow safety third rail in New Britain Connecticut succeeded. Notable participants included J H McElroy William Grunow Jr E M Fitzgerald Alfred Beers P S Mitchell Harry A Wolcott C C Simonds John Brisben Walker and others. Each rail section links to an electromagnetic circuit that charges the rail and then renders it harmless as the motor car passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Britain
Conn
New York
J. H. McElroy
William Gronow, Jr
E. M. Fitzgerald
Alfred Beers
Bridgeport
Charles S. Rogers
Visit to the Orient Reveals Philippine Conditions
Mrs Schwichtenberg, former head of Manila White Cross work, reports on church dominance, leper outbursts in Cebu, and hospital strains in Manila. She praises soldiers overall, notes looting myths, and sees Jolo as a highlight while urging limited missionary action and better medical staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
United States
Orient
Schwichtenberg
White Cross
Manila
San Pedro Macati
Bates
Jolo
Guam
Cebu
Washington
New York Post
Wheeler
Alanila
Schwickenberg
Sultana
Sehurmar
Charleston
Abs. Schwichtenberg
Ma- Dila
James
Maerua
Mia Schwichtenberg
Aguinaide
Nebraska
Ammunition for Otis to Manila amid costly arms shipment
The Army’s bureau of ordnance in Washington plans a vast shipment to General Otis in Manila for the upcoming campaign. The package includes 70,000 infantry mounts and 20 million rounds, 18 million pounds in hand, 7 million to be distributed, with total costs in the multi‑million range. Field guns, batteries, and thousands of rounds accompany infantry and cavalry kits, including 25,000 infantry gear sets and 2,000 cavalry sets, plus mortars and siege artillery ammunitions for the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Bureau of Ordnance of the Army
Washington
Otis
Philippines
New York San
Philippine Army
Bureau of Ordnance
Famine in Western India Warns of Severe Distress
A letter from Rev. R. A. Hume in Ahmednuggur reports a worsening famine in western India with drought, plague, and failing crops. Distress grows as water shortages persist and relief efforts struggle to meet demand. husbands abandon families amid widespread hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
R. A. Hume
Ahmednuggur
India
New York Sun
Ahmednuggar
Jane
Ahmednagzur
Sholapur
Bombay
Satara
Hume Anys
Beter
Ane
Special Dress Goods Sale Continues This Week
To accommodate friends from the country who did not get in last week, the store repeats its Special Dress Goods Sale. Choose any pattern worth a second per yard or more and the shop will ship to the suit house and make your skirt from your own measurements at no charge.
Tailor-made Skirt at Cost of Material
A local shop advertises tailor-made skirts at material cost only. The sale closes next Saturday and orders must be selected this week. A wagon of patterns was sent Monday. skirts take 10 days to two weeks to complete. Some ends were left Saturday.
Great Linen Sale At Remnant Counter
Readers are urged to hurry to the Remnant Counter for the Great Linen Sale. Those who missed Saturday should come at once to secure needed linen items.
Wraps: Exact Invoice of Jackets in Stock Today
An exact invoice lists Ladies' and Misses' jackets in stock as of today. The document notes itemized jackets and quantities available for purchase on Monday.
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Age
Gar
Avondale
Soaale
Laura
A. Rinehart
Spring Mountain
Guilford
Rbreene
Penn
Melvin Hummills
Ij. W. Beaird
Ale
Millersburg
M. Smith
Ittsburg
Conesville
Adams Miles
Blinsflield
West Bedford
Blooming Grove
Saltam
M@eies
Cal
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