Judge Maxwell Rules Favor Defendant in Dickerson Case
In common pleas court Judge Maxwell dismissed abuse charges against Emma Dickerson in the Louisa Wahle suit over care for Polly Dickerson. The decision finds no corroborated abuse and criticizes Wahle for relying on imagination in petitions. Trial continues with related foreclosure of Wahle's mortgage on fifty acres.
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Emma Dickerson
Polly Dickerson
Maxwell
R. A. Powelson
Lawrence
Mahuta Lawrence
Hugh
Day
Diudae
puWeuiti
C. Ashimis
Lina
Sunday Schools of Coshocton County Plan County Column
A Coshocton County Sunday School Association meeting on January 6 1908 chose W F Park of Avondale to edit a county column on Sunday schools and association work. The group invites cooperation from pastors teachers and Christian readers and asks for officers and township officers to submit names and news to Miss Mabel Boyd at Coshocton.
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Coshocton
Mabel Boyd
Coshocton County
Fannie A. Drum
Marion Lawrence
Ohio Sunday School Association
C. Erwine
P Bollison
Russel B. Pone
John P. Davis
Keene
Presbyterian Church
Warsaw
Sky's Strategem storiette featured in The Age issue
Coshocton writer Dr. W. W. St. Clair pens Sky's Strategem an attractive storiette in Tuesdays The Age. The issue also notes court actions and notices including a money recovery case Julia B. Board vs Gen. Shrake and probate appointments with administrator W. C. McCurdy.
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Age
Sky
W. St. Clair
Elry
Coshocton
Maxwell
Julia B
Shrake
J. G. Crawford
Gomiraer
Pomerene
Daugherty
Worm
Raisseharl Peaely
Fies
John A. Hesketh
Reso HH Wari
Mary L. Sever
I. Fl. Voorhees
Pomerene & Pomerene
Joseph J. McDowell
B. Hunt
T. HL. Wheeler
Consity
Hill and Ross to Open Clothing Store in Dennison
Will Hill of Dennison partners with T Ross to open the towns only clothing store. Hill, once a popular clerk in Boston, enjoys strong local support and expects bright prospects for the new venture.
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Will Hill
Dennison Wiethi
Boston Elphit i
Lassone
T. Bo Ross
DennIson
Ross
Hill
Messrs
Ross & Hill
Carl Tish Takes Post With Goodrich Rubber Co in Akron
Carl Tish departed Wednesday to Akron to assume a lucrative position with the Goodrich Rubber Co. He is among the city’s best known young men and has achieved notable local fame.
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Carl Tish
Akron
Goodrich Rabhber Co
Tieh
Gh Sinntent
In Society and the Clubs Gather for Local Socials
Drove to Lewisville for an oyster supper at the McGuire home with Zoe Shrake Mary Renner Emma Manner and others. Lester McCormick’s high school friends surprise him on his birthday at his Keene area home with music games and refreshments.
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Lewisville
Meek & Beach Company
McGuire
Canal Lewisville
Zoe Shrake
Mary Renner
Emma Manner
Mary Berleau
Maude Ricketts
Anna McCarton
Anna Spahn
Eva McNary
Lizzie Denzer
Katie Beautenmueller
Daisy Kennedy
Lester McCormick
Keene
Paul Love
A. L. Caton
Presbyterian Sunday School
Cambridge Road
Emmet Love
Forrens Stewart
Arthur Shaw
Fred Johnson
Frank Wolf
Mr. Love
Edward Shaw
Gertrude Sprague
H. R. MccCurday
South Fourth Street
Mamie Higgaman
North Fifth Street
West Lafayette Social Notes and Local Visitors
Charles Caroll of Columbus visited this week while many locals and visitors were noted around town. Miss Bertha Walters visited Canal Lewisville and Miss Sadie Brighthaupt returned to Dresden with her sister. The People’s Lecture series, George Kiernan’s talk, and protracted M E church meetings are upcoming. Several residents moved or traveled, including Anthony Hartley moving April 1 and William Cochran seeking work in Dennison.
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Charles Caroll
Columbus
Bertha Walters
Canal Lewisville
Sadie Brighthaupt
Dresden
Messrs. Holmes and Smith
Coshoct
Fanny Dinsmore
Keene
Fanny McGuire
Nellie Hastings
Freeport
Griffin
Russell Avenue
George Kierman
Lewis Leighninger
J.C. Fouts
Delaware
Tere
A. N. Michael
Newcomerstown
Lada Cochran
Cosheet
Anthony Hartley
H. A. Sicker
H. P. Beall
H. W. Cutting
Pittsburg
M. E. Church
J. L. Rogers
M. E
William Cochran
Dennison
Bassett
Missouri
J. B. Bassett
Plainfield
Sant Moore
Dayton
Divan and Son
Ceshneton
Vilase
FL McGuire
Market Report From Chicago January Edition
Late markets show cattle about 12,000 head steady to 0.15 lower in spots with heavy hogs and pork futures mixed. Sheep steady with prices near steady. oats and corn noted alongside small declines in some trades. East Liberty and local hubs report limited movement amid cold conditions and thinning offerings.
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Chicago
East Liberty
Catte
Jan T Voi
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West Lafayette
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C. F. Gosser
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Board of Trade
Wapte Care
Feves
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Frank Gregor
Edward Jacobs
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Louch
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Smuch
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J. P. Zerbe
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John Hartman
William Robertson
Josh Foster
Thomas Marshall
Benjamin Mason
R. E. Bown
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T. W. Cornell
Orange Street
Jennie EB. Mann
Midway
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J. B. Bown
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Conesvfil
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R. E. Button
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