Sunday Schools of Coshocton County roster of officers
Avondale January 24, 1902 reports townships Adams and Lafayette with association officers and Sunday school leaders for Presbyterian and M E churches in Avon dale Baker sville and West L afayette. Includes questions, notes, and practical advice for Sabbath school work and officer elections. Tuscarawas and White Eyes will be published next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Association
Samuel Hawk
Hakers Fille
James Hines
Newcomerstown
Joan FF. Powell
Avondale
R. F
Presbyterian
B. M. Swan
Morris Hawk
Benton Davis
Ada Draker
Bakersville M
Bakersville M. E.—Rev. ». D. Jones
Joe Powell
Wyre Ford
Clarence Powell
Ollie Klein
Wesley M. E
C. F. Matt
George Maxwell
John Powell
Annie Powell
Nolan Norman
Lafayette
E. A. Leighninger
West Lafayette
O. L. Williams
Perry Cochran
Lafayette M. B
G. E. Rainsberger
A. L. Williams
Leda McCammant
Maude Middleton
A. L. Fouts
Zion M. E
G. BE. Rainsberger
John Aronholt
Isaac Leizo
Lillis Bate
Chas. Jones
M. P
John I. Powell
J. S. Ebersole
Herman Pratt
Local notices list community visits and travel updates
Personal news items note Miss Edith Farmer returning to Marlinsburs after visiting her parents. Several residents travel or host visits in Roscoe and Newcomerstown, with references to Plainfield, Renrock, Avondale, and Cleveland area trips. Widespread minor movements reflect a bustling local social scene and business visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Farmer
Marlinsburs
James and
William Masion
Ashland
Masion
Roscoe
R. L. Donley
Plainfield
GL. N. Carr
Ren Rock
Freeman
Clara Gardner
Newcomerstown
Maud van Bughirk
George M. Sands
Walhending
Frazee
France
Edwin Reach
HH. D
Joseph Tredway
Richmond
Cleveleon
Dr. Poste
Owen
Wally
Tate Town
Seal
Bewnited
Lamb
Avondale
Labor Unions Protest Carnegie Offer in Coshocton
Coshocton labor leaders vote unanimously to oppose Andrew Carnegie’s plan to build a hospital in the city, arguing his wealth arose from anti union practices. The meeting concluded with a firm protest against accepting the Carnegie proposition and did not support the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Coshocton
Andrew Carnegie
Carnesse
Labor Iinions
Simeeney
Gerriniemhal
Abram S Hewitt Remembered As Honest Man And Patriot
A tribute recalls Abram S Hewitt in death as a loyal Democrat and reformer who supported American labor, chaired the Ways and Means Committee, aided rail and iron industry figures like Peter Cooper and Andrew Carnegie, and earned New York’s lasting debt of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silent River
Grant
Lee
Belmont
Appomattox
Abram
Hewitt
Abram S. Hewitt
Abram 5S Hewitt
Peter Cooper
Peter
United States
Congress
Andrew Carnegie
New York
Big Bridge Over River Near Newcomerstown Fails
The Tuscarawas river bridge near Newcomerstown collapsed on Tuesday. County officials nailed up approaches and planned temporary repairs. A Columbus masonry expert will inspect with Commissioner Fisher as weather allows for permanent fixes on the main county road bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuscarawas River
Newcomerstown
Davis
Columbus
Fisher
Broomstick Church Announces Quarterly Conference
At Broomstick AL P church the quarterly conference will be held next Sunday at 11 oclock. Preaching services follow the conference with morning worship scheduled for 11.9) oclock and full program listed for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broomstick Church
Broomstiek AL P
Ld Welock
Blood Humours Cure Claim By Cuticura Soap and Pills
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills as a cure for blood humours including scrofula. It claims rapid, economical relief when other remedies and doctors fail, promising results for children and adults. The copy imitates medical testimonial style with dramatic assurances.
Ollie Owens Loses Arm and Leg Under Train
Former Coshocton tinner Ollie Owens, a bystander in Illinois, fell between freight cars while riding a train and lost an arm and a leg. He had previously lived in Coshocton. his wife is now a divorcee with custody of their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Owens
Illinois
Mr. Owens
Coshocton Manufacturing Company
Age Is Not a Failure Manages Wed Lock for Minnie Garl
Minnie E. Garl, recently divorced from Charles Garl by Judge Roche, quickly remarries after a license is issued to Thomas Bolden. The brief single period ends as the marriage takes place under the judge's authorization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie E. Garl
Charles Garl
Ordinance Establishing Wards in Coshocton Ohio
An ordinance creates four wards in Coshocton Ohio under an act by the Seventy fifth General Assembly. It defines Ward One west of Fifth Street, Ward Two east of Fifth Street with complex boundaries, Ward Three includes Chestnut and adjacent lines, and Ward Four covers areas east of Ninth Street toward Main and Chestnut intersections. The document repeals parts of a 1902 ordinance and sets ward boundaries for governance and taxation powers.
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Cashocten
Ohio
Coshocten
Onion
Seventyfifth General Assembly of
Ams
Coshocton
Caoshoctut
Olid
Firth Street
Sant
Coshecton
Fifth Street
Burt
Gravey Street
Orange Street
Burt Avenue
Seventh Street
Sioseaih
Moossebs
Mae Etreet
Caeshooten
Olin
Fifth
Civ
Co.achin, Obra
Srehth Street
Omere
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Coshocton County
Babbard
R. C. Lehumaker
Kenyp
Dennison
Joseph McVey
Wathonding
Mernice Giffen
New Castle
C. M. May. Wook. Crawford
Agnes Belch
Malta
Pearl Saward
Moss
Rachael Moore
Timankel
New Jescow
Woalte
West Lauvette
Mt. Zier
Tad
Philosophy OF Broadbrim
Sony
Deubsita
Max
Rte
Edward Waver
Andrew Wehssner
Ag Ide
Zephyr
D. G. Co
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