Local items and notices from Coshocton district
Abundant ice harvests by local deasers and a Tuesday kitchen accident left Mrs. Leo Galley with a broken arm. Revival meetings at the Baptist church, a Barseville fire blamed on gas, Pan Handle Railway cutting ice, and marriages, deaths, and community updates fill the page with routine notes and local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Galley
Ninth Street
Mamtrp
Stanton Randles
Dora E. Hevlin
C. C. Erwin
The
Baptist Church
Tay Pan Handle Railway Company
Adams Mills
Axprew Crawtorp
Dressen
Lawsuit over Alva Lanning’s death injury at Millersburg
The case of Alva Lanning v Co A G Railway damages for a lost leg from a June 29 1808 accident is in Common Pleas Court. Plaintiffs home is Spring Mountain and he is about 23. Trial opened with testimony and may span the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Lanning Ve. Co. A.& G. Railway Company
Common Pleas
S. A. Nicholas
KE. W James
City Council urged to adopt fire alarm signal code
A proposed system would divide the town into districts with a numbered signal to locate fires quickly. The measure aims to reduce crowding and confusion during emergencies and could be promoted through mailed or posted cards.
Vandalism Strikes Mohawk Village Church
Last week Mohawk Village suffered vandalism at M. KB church. Entrances were forced and sacred items damaged including the organ cut to pieces and the pastor's Bible split. other pulpit belongings were smashed. Suspects are rumored but not confirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohawk Village
M. KB
Masiermauely
Woman's Relief Corps of Cosheeton Installs Officers
The Woman's Relief Corps of Cosheeton Nu held a public installation at Ry Hall on Thursday evening. Officers installed by Commander Richard Lanning Port G AL Ra included President Mrs. Aumie B Voor, Senior Vice President Mrs. Rebecca Hookers, Junior Vice President Mrs. Katherine Hay, Secretary Miss Chess June Taylors, Treasurer Mrs. Camila B Compton, Chaplain Mrs. Alpha J Shaw, Conductor Mrs. Juaura V Suight, Guard Mrs. Ida M Glaes, Assistant Conductor Mrs. Emily Carhart, Assistant Guard Mrs. Rose Batch. Next meeting set for Thursday January 24 at 7 PM standard time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sa Relief Corpa
Cosheeton
Thureday
Friettle
Tterapur
Wiho Magic
Rebecca J. Hookers
Katherine Hay
Misa Chess
June Taylors
Camila B. Compton
Alpha J. Shaw
Mra
Juaura V
Suight
Ida M. Glaes
Emily Carhart
Rose Batch
WLR
Numerous Visitors and Local Notes From Cushocton
A parade of visitors and local happenings in Cushocton includes Miss Susie Kinner visiting West Lafayette and Miss Ada Boalt of West Lafayette visiting relatives. Attending and traveling residents from nearby towns are listed, with notes on social events, club invitations, and a Tuscarora salesman’s travels. A Quarterly Conference, farmers institute in Plainfield, and library activity data follow, detailing attendees, programs, and library usage for December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Kinner
Telouds
West Lafiyotto
Sulaich
Portsmonth Uch
Mabel Waggoner
Ada Boalt
West Lafayette
George Holland
Tuscarora Silesman
Wasiowe
O. B. Anderson
Pittsburg
Israel Lanning
Knox County
John A. Hanlon
Cincinnati
Matt Beebe
Bloomington
Henry Richardson
Cashogton
Newark Tribune
W. J. Crawford
Jackson Lawnship
Columbus
Winslow
Warsaw
Will Robinson
Adams Mills
California
George Zuchswert
Blank Book Co
Pillsburg
Qoshocton
Ob Husk
Wooden Novelty Company
Cushoctoniann Club
Wulf Century Club
Newark
Abram Parsons
Brink Travon
Lece
Alya Lanting
Surprise Birthday Party For Auie Haines
A surprise party on January 18 at Mr. Joby M. Haines residence Chesnut Street celebrated Auie Haines twenty first birthday. Miss Haines received a rocking chair and many tokens of friendship as about thirty friends and relatives attended an excellent dinner and an enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colomer Beall
Coghociow
Marble Bean
Bertha Carnes
L J. Magee
Thie City
Mise Jennie Beall
Weet Jafayette
Larry Scott
E. Burt
Cushotton
Howard Norris
Newark
Arthur Baily
High Water
Minnie
Ada
Netrie Beall
West Lafayette
City
Sixth Street
Newark Tribuna
Joby M. Haines
Chesnut Street
Auie
Agricultural Society Directors Re-elected at Conbocton
At the Conbocton County Agricultural Society meeting last Monday, directors W. B. Miller CG. C. Porter Henry S. Clark Joseph Love W.S. Miller C. IT. Glover J.B. Bart and W.8. Bimous were re-elected to the board. Directors will meet next Monday to appoint President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conbocton County Agrcultural Society
Las
W. B. Miller
CG. C. Porter
Henry S. Clark
Joseph Love
W.S. Miller
C. IT. Glover
J.B. Bart
Installation of Officers in GAR Lodge ceremony
Richard Lanning Poet No 69 GAR presided over a regular meeting on Thursday January 10 installing officers. W H Robinson Jr acted as installing officer with W I H King P C5 Thos LeBatilley GVC and John Bwigert among those listed for roles. Other names include Lov Good H Akeroyd Chaplain J HL Jay Surgeon C 2 Tenry Q MG B Shaw Dr John Reed and several other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Lanning
W.H. Robinson, Jr
W. i H. King
P. C
Thos. LeBatilley
G. V.C
John Bwigert
Lov. Good
H. Akeroyd
J. HL Jay
C. 2. Tenry
John Reed
G . Gea
Moll
RB. Porter
Q. M.S
ED. Love
Ady't
Proud of His Native County in Republican Coshocton
A letter from E. R. McConseth of Coshocton County expresses pride in his native county and support for the Republican cause. He sends a draft for three dollars toward a subscription and urges timely delivery, dated January 14, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cushocton County
John Wilden
Coshocton
Newark
Rank McCornell
Sormer
Jloopeston
G. Bb. McCoy
E. R. McConseth
The Age and Ohio Farmer Offer at Two Dollar Advance
A notice announces a yearly subscription deal at two dollars in advance for The Age and Ohio Farmer. The offer targets readers who want long term access and emphasizes immediate sign up. No further details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AGE
Ohio
The
Ohio Farmer
New York Tribune
Keene Chirk Church Prepares Two Special Meetings
Rev T K Davis of Wooster Ohio will preach at Clark Presbyterian Keene and Chirk on January 20 with services at 10 30 am and 6 30 pm standard time. Preparatory meetings run daily at 10 30 am and 6 30 pm through January 20 with Monday exceptions. Congregants urged to bring Gospel Hymns and Pentecostal Hymns. Public communications and hymnal requests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Siffert
T. K. Davis
D. D
Wooster
Clark Presbyterian Church
Ulend
Keene Presbyterian Church
Ilymn
Keene
Bargains at Guy Robinsons and Empire Meal
An old fashioned Empire Meal is praised for its flavor. Bargains at Guy Robinson's include decorated dishes set for 7.50, tin ware, clothes racks, nickel plated kettles, coffee mill, and granite iron ware. A horse sale is advertised for January 22 and 23. Also notes aboutMecca Cafe and newspaper subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Robinson
Guy C. Robinson
Guy C. Ronrxson
Gold Flower a Rare Versatile Plant from Moser and Vick Guide Offer
The notice describes Gold Flower by M Moser of Versailles as a hardy low spreading plant with bright golden yellow blooms two to three inches across. It notes high European sales and limited American access with an offer of 25 cents per plant and a 10 cent cost to receive Vick's Floral Guide. It also mentions a name-for-a-prize contest from James Vick’s firm and advertisements for rail schedules, insurance, and horse racing posters from 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Moser
Versailles
France
Europe
America
James Vick
Sona
Rochester
Vick
Excursion Tickets to the South via Pennsylvania Lines
Home seekers plan a discounted February excursion to the South and Southeast. Tickets via Pennsylvania Lines are payable through Pennsy agents. Van Dusen, Asst Gen Passenger Agent, Pittsburg, PA, advising inquiries. Also notices: help wanted, a horse sale on the 22nd and 23rd, local deliveries, and Mecca Cafe contact info. Diamond Duet Flour ad touts bread quality. Lion Beer sold at 60 cents per dozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acme-Suekera
Pennsylvania Lines
Ford-taile
Pennsylvania Line
van Dusen
Asn’t Gen
Pittsburg
Locust Street
Harris
Mecca Cafe
Diamond Dust Flour Slogan Promotes Superior Bread Quality
The advertisement urges buyers to skip cheap flour and tired eggs in favor of Diamond Dust Flour, claiming it yields the whitest bread and best results. It notes the higher price but argues the better product is worth the cost and that all grocers carry the brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney, Demons & Co
Grocere
Also Mentioned on This Page
BaRsesville
Dr. & A. Stacy
Brooklyn
Joseph Burrell
A. T. Clark
Postoffice Department
Virginia
Lee
Grant
Appomattox
Dicker
Graham
Lorenz
Wright
Alcyone Hall
Jovett
Boston Stars
United States
Diamond Basket Factory
C. C. Porter
Mill Orel Township
Cleveland
N Y
J. M. Ickes
Miles McDonald
Panhandle
Frazersburg
Springfield
J. A. Turapp
Muskingum Conference
M. P. Church
New Wood’s Hall
Walnut Street
Roscoe Church
S. M. Taylor
T. H. Glover
Y. BH. Glover
Wm. Carr
C. Porter
D. G. Whittemore
C. H. Glover
W. T. Knight
I. J. Baker
W. A. Himebaugh
H W. Monuen
Lodi
Medina County
Alloa Stoddard
North Hanover
Mass
Thhey
Col
A. B. Coit
Fayette County
Tennessee
Owen Marlshall
Coghocton, O
Greenwood
Neb
Cathermn Kenny
Hickory Street
John Kelly
Oak Ridge Cemetery
St. George’s Catholic Church
Pather
Reotysox, Jr
John Hesketta
Opera House
Robinson
Mr. Hesketta
Messrs. Robinson and Miller
Robnson
Alva Lanning
Vincommers
Benab Wilkins
Fay
F Tuscara
Thomas W. Thompson
Brick Haven
West Bedford
Masonic Lodge
Marion Butter
Senate
North Carolina
Tuscara
Tribune
Commissioner of Bailroads and Telegraphs
Cheae
Ohn
Delaware Gazette
Allame & Gleason
W. H. Barcroft
W. Hi. Barcroft
Barney, Dimoss & Co
E. G. Carr
Cussineham Coal Co
Central Gaieau Tel
Clark Bros
John Conley
Cosnecrox
Coshocton Fur Co
Coshoeton Wholesale Grocery Company
the Democratic Standard
Eckert & Co
Porbee
J. _P. Forbes
W.C. Frew
David Fawgett
Gray Hardware Co
Wm. G. Hay
M. I. Tennel
BE. W. James
the Standard Adv. Co
E. B. Stauden
A. Stacy
M. J. Schott
Schanfarber Bros
J. R. Stewart
W. A. Smith
Tuscarora Adv. Co
J. ¥. Meek
BR. M. Temple
Voorhees & Voorhees
R. M. Voorhees
E. K. Welty
Western Union Telegraph Company
Jos. R. Wilson
Willams Bros
Wooden Novelty Co
Mayor’s Office
Ene
Muskingum
Muskingum River
Ohio Canal
Arthive
Princere
Omers
Laoardys
Mortis
J. F. Meek
Chicago
Vo Lurihess
R. M. Voorhens
S. J. Nicholas
Tuscaro
Thos. McConnell
Lina
Burvil Clark
Imsic
Nora Coe
Gast Chestnut Street
Linzie Bemish
Tecumseh
Mich
Leven
Tosa
Charles Glover
Missey Bewish
Lena Vernvite
Mary Wilson
Mesers
Wayer Buber
Charles Gorter
Duhin Lay
Joe Thomson
Hart Voorhens
U. B
City Tuil
Farmers’ Institute
Plainfield
Pnogram
Mmusic
James Scarborough
Juli Begg
A. Forney
John Gould
Alva Agee
Jobo Begg
Greater
New York and Its Harbor
John Forney
Armin McCleary
Juln Goulds
Ollicery
Decatur Baker
Alya
John Begg
GW. Phillips
Burmor
Report of Public Library
DipRanran
Arricmtural Society
Keene and
Chirk
Cucceas
Dave Fawcet
Wansrep
BE. K. Hum & Co
Market Street
Peorla
Columbua
Wm. H. Kipp
WaxatomrKca, O
W. A. Mittz
Ohio Farmers’ Insurance Company
William M. Compton
Pixiey Boy
Willie Bee
Ruby
Sprague Pilot
Thulia
Anuvio
Alao Jame Wogan
Aule
Pennsylvania
Anyrixa
Penny Wise
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!